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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01
Pills, POtions and Pungenoies.

Ii YOU want to Keep your boy At home, make
it rleasanter for him than the street.
Muscular contraction Of the air passages pro-
dures Asthma. Fer ief, inhalc the hot w
rora OF Tar.
\ Frriichmun, intending 10 compliment 4
young lady by calling her gentle Lamb, said,
"@he is one mutton AZ IS small"
Free .>oap}c B0tues nf -ldua&0u's Eoiunic
E0}ram may be had of your drugguat Pleas
ant and never failing remedy for coughs, colds.
bleeding from the lungs, asthma, Nr.. Ne.
Large bottles I, and 3, els. 1'ry IL.
S,nday-SchoaI Trachcr-"Anna, what must
one do in order 10 be forgiven" Auna,H'IIe
must SIN.
From T.. n. Bodlisl, Esq, OF Wareham, Mass.
"As Il remedy for lung affections, consider
DIR. WISTAR'S RALSAM OF WILD CHERRY the
par etreNFuC" Of ali the numerous patent med
icines, and never fail 10 recommend it to my
friends who may be afflicted. My mother and
sister have both made use of the BALAAN, and
the effect has far exceeded our most sangulne
expectations, completely restoring the former,
to the surprise OF her numerous friends, of
hard, dry cough which had nearly broken her
down. One has only 10 try this excellent rem
edy to become conS lnted at IL manifold Viz
tues
50 cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all drug
giStS.
A man being asked if he We're born in we'd
lock, answered, ono: 1 was born i'll Texas"
DR.. Schench's Standard Remedies.
The st ndard remedies for all diseases of
the lungs are SCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic and SCHENCK's
MANDRAKE PILLS, and, if taken before the
lungs are destroyed, speedy cure is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. j. H. Schenck,
of Philadelphia, owes his mrivalled success in
the treatment of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid mat
ter in the lungs; nature throws it off by an easy
eXpectoration for when the phegm or matter
IS ripe Il slight cough will throw it off. the pa
tient has rest and the lungs begin to heal.
TO enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do this,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic must be freely used to cleanse the
stomach and liver. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
act on the liver, removing all instructions, re-
lax the gall adder, the bile starts freely, and
the liver is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is a gentle stimu-
liant and Alternative; the alkali of which it is
composed, mixes with the food and prevents
souring. 1t assists the digestion by toning up
the stomach TO a healthy condition, so hat the
food and the Pulmonic Syrup will make good
blood; then the lungs heal, and the patient will
surely get we'll if care is taken to prevent fresh
cold.
All who wish to consult DR.. Schenck either
personally or by letter, can do so as his princi-
pal office, corner of SIXTH and ARCH SITS,
Philadelphia, every Monday.
Schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country. 2mos35
A beau dressed out resembles the cinnamon
tree--the bark is of greater value than the body.
Aatip ON |,
stomach. AS sure and safe remedy for colds
coughs and sore lungs, take "Forest Tar" 1t
never fails to do good and never does harm.
4W:il
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

The Waldoboro News records that a
Boothbay household is harmonously d.
vided Capt H. and wife have jointly
bought two boxes of candles If Tilden
is inaugurated she will help him 10 light
up. If Hayes is to be the man, he will as
sist her in an illumination, az she is pro-
nounced Republican.
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MARRIED..
lDIE ED.

OBITUARY notices, teyona the nate, Name and Age
mast depaidJorJ
In South Brooks, Feb. 10th, v innie NJ, daughter
Of Dennis L. and 1Ierinda F. Kicker aged / mons
and II days.
In Islesbor0. FEB, 18th, NTra. 4ylyna Phiibrook,
aged about 100 years.
In Ise sb0ro. Feb 18th, Mr.. Sila3 Bunker, aged 10
Years
In Waldo Feb. 9Th. Harold l.. Eaton infant son
OF George W. and Eliza Eaton, aged months and
!, day..
Isaac z. Park, aged ~ years and ) months.
In ST. George, Feb 1+th Airs. Aryilla G.. 1homp
son, aged % years
In Cushing. Feb. 10th, Mrs. Sarah Pace AGED =.
years, month and days.
In San Francisco, Feb. 18th, Martin Packard ion
mery of Union, aged Is years.
In Eockand, Feb l4th, Viola l.. Errmmohn, aged
- years months and q days.
In Appleton, Jan. 31st, Abigail, wife of u. c. suck
forth, aged 81 years.
In Medtord, AIass., Feb. 18th, Sally G., wife of
David Warren, Esq. formerly of Rockand, aged IS
years. 8 months and q DAYS.
In Rockland, Feb 18th, John ke-ne aged g years,
II months and "a days.
In South Thomaston, Feb 10th, AIRS. Mahitable,
relict Of Ebnr. Thompson, aged 50 years, months
and Il days.
In Rockland, Feb. 10Th, Sarah H. wife Of Eli
Perry, aged II years months and II days.
In Ellsworth, Feb. 18th, Mary Mahoney, aged IS
years. Jan. 18th, Samuel Fl. Tuhour, OF iiampden,
aged 10 years.
fremont Feb. 18TH Mrs. Susan ). Freeman, aged
= years aud month.
sullivan, Feb. Eth, James r. Meynell, aged 10
years and 10 months.
Eluehll, Feb 18th, Mr.. John Friend, aged . yrs,
and months. Jan. leth Mrs. Louisa Friend, wife
OF the above, aged II years.
Surry, Feb. 10th, Capt. SeWell i. Flood, aged 40
years and months.
Died OF yellow fever in Cienfuegos, Cubs, Jan.
10th, Capt. Lewis II Rracey, OF Cranberry I-lrs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

People who send for watches to New Yorl,
swindling advertisers, ought not to complain if
they get cheated Trade with your home deal
ers. that you can find if anything is wrong
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

The Newport News declares that there
is a professional dog-killer in that region
who "robs death Of its sting and the grave
OF its victory" He also deals in sausages.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

The Cameron breach Of promise suit
continue to excite great interest Simon
don't say wig-wag now
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

The funeral ceremonies of Admiral Alden
took place at Portland last Saturday. There
was in attendance large concourse of military
and naval men, officials and citizens
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

Rock land has an economical fit. and
talks OF reducing the Mayors salary from
$500 to $500
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01
BOSTON MARKET,

MONDAY, Feb. 26.
BuTrER-We quote choice New York and Yer
mont fall ends at 26a27 fair to good Western and
New York creameries at 25a26c; fair to good lots OF
Northern butter at 20a22c; choice Western dairy
packed at 2Oa22c per lb.
CHEEsE-We quote fine factory at 15a15 l-2c; good
do at liza 2c and fair lots at 10 l-2a14c per h.
EGGS-iimited sales Of Eastern at lsc, outside
price.
REANs--There has been a moderate demand to-
day at s. 20a2 q per bush for mediums and So 75a
81 l2 for Pea beans \ elbow eyes quiet at s. %
per bush.
PoULTRY-Turkeys sell at 15c, with occasional
sale Of something fancy of shade higher. Fair to
good lots sell at 12al4c mixed lot Of Chickens and
Fowls at l2al4c per lb.
PoTAToEs-The market is quiet for Potatoes at
Sla1 o. for Rose; 95a$ % for Jackson Whites.
APrLEs-The market is steady for Apples at about
81 per Dbl for recent receipts of No. New England
baldwlns, ana s 75 Tor No. 2. York State and Mich
igan apples sell at 15a2 so for fair to fancy lots.
HAY AND STRAW-We quote at 500 0Oa21 90 per
ton for prime lots of coarse hay; S7 GOALS 90 for
medium $l6 OOa17 90 per ton for fine. Straw ranges
from so 00a21 90 per ton.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

There's q war of proclamations aud pic
lures in Ellsworth.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

We send out this week an extra sheet
containing the laws passed at the recent
session Of the Legislature
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-01

Delays are dangerous, and persons suffering
from Dropsy, Brigbt's Disease, Kidney, Blad-
der aud Urinary Diseases, Mental and PLY
steal Debility, should at once take HUNTS
REMEDY. Retention anllncontinenoe of Urine,
Female Irregularities, and in fact all affections
Of the [ rino-, ,enital Organs are cured by
HUNTS REMEDY
INFALlELE Eye Wa II cures Weak Eyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-27
Turning Ones Ovu s,ousa

The supreme court of Maine receatIy con-
sldered The question whether one who >efS
ne 10 his own house can be convicted OF
SsfSOn. The evidence showed that tn defend
ant set fire TO a dwelling house at the inStaurr
Oh the owner and for her benefit, in ord ar Tn Z
she might procure the amount for w1ich 4
va; insured. The court held that the indic.-
ment was not sustained, and III Al arS On en-
not, under the common law. or any Statut 3,
following that law, be cOmmitted bV n utr a
in respect To his own property. Ars IN, bv
the law, IL an offence against the security
or The dwelling house. II is described by
Lord Coke to be the mall CfOIs AMI yOIun-
tary burning OF the house OF another by night
or by day. IL has been s2id that p wife who
buInS her husbands house is not guilty Of
srson. The statute in Maine follows the
common law, but III New York, where the
wlltully setting fire 10 or bal ming any inhab-
teddwelling house is made arson il mas been
cient 10 constitute that crime But previous
to this decision IL had been held that It was
necessary 10 constitute arson in tue first
degree, that the house be the prorertv
of another. In England, Parlip nent
has so modified the law that OWNERSHIP. is
now immaterial In the principal case tn
defendant, in committing the Offense &C a
as The agent of the owner. The same que
ton arose IN Tennessee case, and il wl5
held That 1t was no arson to procure ones
own house to be burned, and that thu gu,lJ at
The agent was only cOeXtensi sc with tnaJ Of
the principal In Michigan ii has been held
mat a husband living with his wife, aud
having riShtfui possession Jointly with her
Of dwelling house which She owns and
hey both occupy, is not guilty of arson by
the common law In burning such dwelling
house, aDd this rule is not changed by A stat-
ute securing TO the wife her separate proI,-
city.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS, Arct;cu.e1,
THIS AFTERNOON

nUHCAHsON BROS, Auct,oneers.
TBUsTEKs' SALE OF TwO.sroRY FRAME
AND BRICK BASEMENT BRf5K H0IIsE:
1sTH sThEkT NORTHWEST.
TWO-sToRY BRICK HOiJ.E ON DEFREEs
ssrr6 6iEsT, bEIWEEE 1sT ANp NohTd Car.
- virtue ot deed q trust given 70 u, aud -
aniy rec 2roed 10 hoer n 75s, folio 2os, one OF
tr1ct OF Columbia and by request Of the parties
suIeo merely, We Will 81, on FRIDAY, the 23th
day OF october, A. ID. 49,. at public auction, in
front OF abe premises, st clock D. m Ell OF Lots
two aid three Of Murphy q ae' subdivision OF
square Numbered one hundred and thirty thrse to-
getter win improvements, appurtenances a1d her
editsments 70 same belonging otherwise appur-
tanning.
by virtue OF the deed of trust we viii sell,
10 'front.' OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the 3Jth
DAY 81 october, 1871, at O'Clock p. m, all Lot
numbered sixty three, OF Alex snder &. Shepherds
subdivision OF square numbered six hundred and
twenty three, together with the i'm pro 81 ts
appurtenances, and bereditstAeuts to the same be-
longing Ts, or Pt lsan Ts spnsrtsiasns ,x
cured by this deed OF rust and lot rest penses OF
sale, and taxes, in cash, the balance ate and IL
months, Tor whcn the notes OF the purchaser pur
cured BY deed OF trust the property shall be
taken. "A deposit of . $50 viii be required of the
purchaser at time Of sale All conveysncing at cost
OF puf chaser purchasers II the of sale
not complied win By the purchaser Of any of the
above property, within seven days from day of sale
the Trustees reserve The Ignt t. resell the property
npon hich default Ia MADE at the risk and Ist of
the defsu Ing pure hsser, after giving FIVE days no.
lice OF such resale. An abstract of tn, propsrty
Will be shown az the sale
JAMES +. W0LLARD, tr
REGINALD FaNDALL, trustees.
"a pant OF the incambrance can remain IL
tbs purchaser desires. octl6
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DIED.

CLEMENTS. On the morning OF Ocf ohsr q. A.
lett. eANUEL n. CLEMENTs, after a short ana pain
iul illness, 10 the 10Th bear vi his age.
he relatives AID friends req ested meet NJ
The residvnce Of his fon lu-lA } ". POmeroy, No
1898 y street northNe {. az clock on Snndag,
.sihi sud proceed ~ the Chur Gu % The Immscnlae
Conce lo1, IRON which tn "a lers viii be red. q
DOYLE. o. tie morning Of the R5.h Of October,
Inff, George BERNARD DJFLE, q ma siaril yer,
yOun- 81 spn Of PaIriCk AID Ala tbesh Jyle "a ;hs
8th ear a his age.
FLrersi TO take place from the resiiaooe Of bss
pa uts, ~ 1910 III street n r Invest, On lusay,
tne .oll, 81 v CLOCK.
DAVIS. On toe 18th q Ocs1b,r, Isl, saR.u
GAR PAWS, ugat5C % Thomas g.. aud MARI u
na'Is.
Tho lulera. viii take p'ac. G, ma1roz at2 O'Clock
2. A., Irl1 ;. DpmilIc Church. Ftie a. Of tie
fa1iiB are reipecidIy inyi,ed q s-feli.
NELHORNE. on oct5br ajta, ~. at ssB n.
N SLlt ioN mfLHaENE, only Cdlts OF HAIRY ~.
Lovely bloOTlgg- snJfs lived dover,
tLoer % th' opening ross
lihfted bVaatg u al hour,
Gs-e 10 sleep m death replss.
uuc:al from nls srents' r. adence, 1911 Now
Jersey avenue, On Sunday ~ O'Clock.
GATES. On rhsrsiay, o -t5oer ?Ith, ~, az G
o ca ck m, ai.-r snDTs auu Taluful tlu-ss,
n tsATES, aged - Years auo m infhs
uurrsl = take rizre from NE late r-ridence,
the -, 4 flst.s a "a lock.
GOOD. On Tie uIaruIug = o. 5ohsr 2Yth, lSY.
THcNAs c. ENEK, OuuSest enid Of lOlass q. and
ada 4 Good.
JOHNSON. Al Alexandra, Oct Is, Is77, J. Wfxp-
soR-s Of X. ". and Maggie l.. johnson, OF Ar
mot N. Va
Funeral al , p m. this tsatardlyl lltsrao,n.
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THE EVENING STAR.
DOU Bl & S n & ET.
SATURUAY.....- October ~, ls7z.
Ten Brock, Tom ochiitree. Paro,,
Eat WAS SAID or THsM BEFoRE rEg
RACE.

wEAT WAS SAID or THsM BEFoRE rRs
Ten Brock. Ken,acSy:s mighty rs,-o-o,.-
atIve- Is al baltimore, taklIg daily palIocs
Tom Ochiltree and Parole are also ihei-a
Ihe latter pair viii rePres sent tine East in the
great race TO be run on Tuesday next tie first
DAY OF the October meeting OF the MarvIanj
Jockey Clue. The distance is two m iIss at
hsi There VIII, no doubt, be a vast "a
tendance, for people will Journey ION ali
Lections OF the Un ON and Clnada ID wif1eSs
this Gel brated Il o measuring strides. l. is
the sole topic OF conversation amongturfm
at the ci1bs and hotels, and. as each has hosfs
OF admirers, IL Will in all probability De the
heaviest betting event of the past decade
Many believe Ten Brock 10 be inviuL Ibia M
The distance, from the TACT that he has the
best record, judged by the tame test a. one
TWO, three and four miles. His PERFORMANCES
in kentucky prove him TO be an ex..eptloDa-
by good horse He seems to be capable OF
gong any distance at a great rae or speed,
ara ais STICKING qualities are OF the best.
Eejldes making a short season in the srud
Ten BROCK h1C started in six races tuis wear
and wen Il EN- all. His name aud lame are
horl ehol! vords. Tom Ochiltree is owne1
~ Mr.. Geor~e l.. LOrillard. and is of he
same age nve years as Ten Brock. LIE has
ron as all distances during the season hay'-
l'g iac the starter no less than thirteen
times. He met with defeat four times Vera
Cruz Do at him at Saratoga, in the mile aud
a quarter swespsta kes, m which he fiulshed
So cond and Parole th..d. Parole defeatsi
MN IN the Saratoga cup, two miles aud a
quarter, OchiltrCe b. ing second while Yer
tuz filled Ia get a place. At the same
meeting, I'D the two miles and quarter won
ny "uispel, Ocnlttree was again second.
Tnen NeI-i Cruz defeated hiu1 h T, a has AZ a
mile and three quarters. Those are the only
revers6s he met with his year. A. the late
mSeuhs al Jerome Park he acquitted him
self creditably. He won eysrvthiDs no
started for, his most notable Victories being
IN The Grand National hagdicap two miles
anu quarter and III the All -agei stakes. q
mite and a half In the first he beat Par,,,a
yely easily indee1 and in the latter ha hal
behind him such good horse a. Parole :
Martin, Iu..lia, Algerine, Princeton anI
Bonn baSt. Ochiliree il a horse of fina 80
ID nni>n, with al excellent way OF going.
l.. hIm Ten Brock VIII have Al opr1ne1t
~olthy o. his tame. Parole has stared nine
times as fOur-year old. and is CrF IiteI with
hNe vlctC les. His reverses are given above
He Is MOI believed TO have been really iii al
Jerome, and IL may be thai he wili ba a
mU ch be er horse at Baltimore. Ttuew,I
tell 7t1J FIe5d ant Farm.
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ES-Girls in q orgia wear hats made a
raJurai leaves aud lowers

fS-Girls in q -orgia wear hats made of
raJurai leaves sud flowers.
a. Women travel u sea uhnt i talked
about, men 10 talk about wlat mas been
LCsn.
ga Engiishma1 would De exceadIngiy
mortified II ne hal 40 rlith in alBtler lie
[T0irs.
- We have our frieuds 90 long as we
truly miss in0m. Cn-v ane zone Indra-f
when we 20 longer g,ieve or tuem.-l Het.
D. Is.
ss-AmOng the Jurors q a Kentucky court
theIe are two OF eighty years OF ase wno
were m2frlei but a month ago. They are
Iuf.ous al the sheriff for having 50 radely
oicken into their honeymoon.
az The jury Ia the Milford N. j. railroad
accident on the Belyilers AID delaware
rain 1. on the attn inst return. a verdict
eAOnerdIlng The company from all resp1nsi-
biiity.
"a Boston school teacher ran so eagsrly
alter street car un Friday mOrling. on her
way 70 school, that She burst a blOlt We sci,
ana dled Ia a lew hoaTs. Sle was "a years OF
age.
The American Anti slavery Society
h' III a meeting an New York ls-I nj ght. al
winch fp( cchei were ma lie and re1olutions
pa CO la favor OF the emancipation OF slaves
ju Cuba.
- Fhe Henderson, KY, ReDSrfer saws the
kneliu 81 Union county arrested e.. mn ek',
Hunt, de- persdO that nad evadsI caofura
Tor several years, bar AZ HUT was moIatef
On a coed racer, he broke away and e.cApci
iLough badly wounded. Last SATURDAY
HuBts sweetheart WAS seen Tiding rapidlv
IN search OF a doctor, and by ia. lowing her
Hunt was lecapturCd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-27

y MYsTE ~ bout three
weeks . Faux EdSall, age I fifteen years,
~ OF M Il l.. EGsall, OF Hamburg. Sussex
sunty, n. j., lett his nome for New York
CitN, where he was attending schOol. Ar
wing ia New York he weat 10 the ST.
NicfOlss hotel, fcom which he suddenly and
mysterlolsly dis appeared. Search was sub
s'quently insii utJi, but no trace of his
Whereabouts coIld be found, and, having
cons ideraOie money with him, IL was fearCi
hat he bad been fCu ly dealt with. His dis
appearance was thoroughly publish d and q
reward offered for his discovery. few
days ago Nil Eds3ll received letter, winch
was post marked at London, England. The
IandW rIilng was at once recognized a
Fran ks. In the letter the wanderer sta ed
,haG he had suddenly and without 10 re-
thought resolved ID board a steamer for
England. He reached London almost penuI-
les ;. but did not state what hal become of
the large sum OF money he hal when he left
home. He pleaded earnestly Tor his fathers
forgiveness and asked for money with viii ch
TO return. HIS requests have been compile 4
with and his early retul al is expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-27

nrIt is maliciously said by the Chicago
IT. ibt1,s that the hanging of q liar by Black
Hills miners was Intended as a warning TO
Bill Perkins.
F-Mr. Francis Murphy, Temperance ad-
vocate, doesn't want woman to vote; says she
can do greater work without the ballot tn IN
with it,
- The negro leaders are still agItating ths
temperance question among their color Ia
Sbeibyville, kentucky. Nearly three hua-
dred persons have signed the pledge.
e1-C. A. Hutch rs, one OF the surveyors Of
the wrecked schooner Ortolan a. st. Pierre,
has arrived at halifax, n. s. Ofelevan par
sons on board four ware drow ned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-27

THE SHoEMAKER's OPINION NAV iudeet
have some value on the matter OF boots. the
iailor's on that OF clothes; but what opinion
can the masses, all absorbed in the quest on
Of simple existence, have about goyernm ant
and education and religion At best tney
are capable OF total heart belief I'm names
OF dying as martyrs for names. Dean stan
ley admits that most OF tue noble MARTYR
doms have been in attestation or peculiar
combinations OF letters OF the alphabet
lChdTJes NiSbet.
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THE GENERAL episcopal CONVENTION

THE GENERAL EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
The house OF bishops OF the Episcopal
church does not concur in the resolution OF
the lower house in relation to the use of the
English dictionary until the general conven-
lion, and the subject was referred to a com
mittee of conference. A debate was had
az m The proposed canon for6idjing minis
teTs TO solemuiZe the marriage of any per
son who had divorced wife or husband
still living, IL such Wife or husband has been
put away for any cause arising after mar
rlage, but the canon does not apply 10 the
innot ent in divorce case FOR the cause of
adultery, or 10 parties onre divorced seeking
TO be united again. TIE canon for0itS
ministers 10 administer baptism, conhrma-
otherwise Than In accordance with the disci-
pine Of the church, but allow them to adj
minister the sacrament to peaiteat parSoQs
In Imminent danger of death. The canon
was adopted. The house Of bishops non-cOD
cured ia Vis canon, and a committee of
conference Was appointed.
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IL Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auc1ioneer.

TRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PPkK!PEh nIre AT = aUCIiQS, THREE STORY
BETWEEN TEIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
BY virtue ote deed of trust, dated 9Th Marcu, -
Ri, aud recorded In Liber SI6, folio 22l- &c, e13
ono Of the land records of W sshington coun-SA
t., d. c. and by direction of the holder of .ne note
secured thereby, ailI sell 1T public auction in
front of the premises. on MONDAY, the 0th day of
November. 1877, at 40 O'Clock p m , all that
piece az ground in Was gton city, D. o known
npgn the plat Of said city lot lettere1 = - in r.
LCosis er subdivision of lot two u square 79l.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balances in six and
tV Give months, secured by notes snd deed Of
On the property, AID bearing interest the
bptr cent per annum. COnyeyanciGg a. purcha-
IL, cost Sl0e down when property Is ssruCk of,
which v II be forfeited If terms are not complied
with in five days.
k & Fl R9P RRkR Trustees.
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ThOMAs BOWLING. Auctioaeer.

CoMFoRTAsLE FRAME DWELLING ON TIE
s3aThsAsr eot s.s raass T HsSa asP
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GEOnaETOWN, D O,AT AUJrI0N.
On WEDNESDAY ArTERNVoE. October ~
misses, soali sell the above property. TheQ
Frame House cJntaias twelve TO lms, wsth stoge-
room attached, and the Brick fine .fs, back
and front, both properties being eigibly stusted.
Terms: One tnird cath, balance at and IL
months with notes bearing in At per atu N
per annum, and secured oy daeds of trust. Ooayey-
sucing at pu chassr's cost $50 dowa on each piece
az time OF sale,
oct2i-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-27
THIS EVENING.
las DUNCAN, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE
will sell, on FRIDAY EVENING, October 10,
commencing At >. IN. aud continuing every eve.
ming until tue stock thr. l.. Kaufman, of No y 20
9TH street, second d, FROM street northwest Is
closed out, c, nprisiug Ready Nj ide ClJthing an q
u nt's Furnishings for men e, youths aud boy 3
y. B.-PersDDs desiring seasonable G. Dods would
do well 10 attic I'd this sale, Mr. Kaufman will pos
hive close out every artLle offered. Goods az pri-
ys.e sale during the day.
JAS. DUNCAN, Auct.
ID. MCCAIN, Jr Salesman octl0 I'm