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& GREEN, AuctiOnoors.

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TRUSTEES SALE FyALUABLK IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON THE WISE SIDE CON
BRIDGE sTsEErs, GEoRGETowN, d. G.
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated August -
10th, A. ID. lisa, duly recorded in Libsr no. y.sJ
10, folio 4a one OF the land records for the.l
District Of Columbia, and At the request Of the
party secured thereby, viii sell public auction
Ia front OF the premises, on TUESDAY. the twenty
eighth day OF August, lE7, At u O'Clock p. m, an
that piece parcel of ground lying ia the CITY of
Georgetown, IN The District of Columbia, beginning
for the same 81 the end of twenty 21 feet meas arei
south on the west side of Congress from the
northeast corner Of lot numbered seven 10 in Old
Geergetown. and running west with line of alley
eighty i've $50 feet more or less to the ground sold
by VIM. III. Cooley 10 heirs of Clement COX, thence
north twenty two (z2) feet, themes eighty
teet more or less 10 Congress street and thence
TO the beginning, together with the improvements,
consisting OF two story Frame Dwelling House
with back building.
Terms: One third cash. and the balance I'm six and
twelve months after day of sale, with interest at
sven per cent. per annum until paid, secured By
deed OF trust on the premises sold. A deposit OF
ol00 required a. time OF SALE IL terms of sale are
not complied With in days the Trustee rssery
right to re.ell At risk and cost Of defAuItins pur-
ar ga eo&ds WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
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Z H. SAhNEE, Real Estate uctionOeE.
TRUSTEES SALE Of yALUaBLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, on STREET NORrHNEsT
BETWEEN SkHkETFE>TH STREET and
NEW HAMPSHIRk AVENUE.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, ,tei lay nth, il
A ID Ma, aud rec srded IN Liber No. 749 FOL III
80 OF the laud ecords for the strict Of Co .&A
Inbls, al the Of The no der Il the note III
% secured, the UNDERMINED viii sell. at public
ton, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, the
1911 day OF August A ID. ISL. at d cl ock D. m 4,
tie foloSing described rea estate, situated in tae
city OF Washington, in the District OF Columbia to-
wit The west twenty i've 25l feet, by one hundred
ana twenty seven and one half l27t.i feet de y. n
Lot numbered three 49,, Ia square numbsre On >
hundred and nifty four lSii, together with the in
provements thereon, belus No. Isll street rth-
west.
Terms: one-thitd cs-h, aud the balance in six
ana eve months IL !usl payments for hich the
pf'nls-or! notes OF the pu-ch wi; be 1uirsd,
bearing interest at per cent per n, secured
10y deed 81 trust on the premises the purchaser
may pay All cash Al tis HpttOn. A de- ppsit of one
uI drti dol Ar VIII be required at the time
A. convey atcns u b. az me cost &c thu pure hssaT
III the 81 sac are not complied With within 70
DAYS thereafter, the Trustees reserve the right T.
resell the property AZ tue risk aut cost Of tho d.,
iaultius purchaser.
JOS. G. g. KENNEDY
q. ~. THOM, Trustees.
j. T. COLDN ELL, Salesman. ang4-eaSIs
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PHILIP r. LABNER,lr-.-..,.
CHARLES T. DAVIS, Irnstee'

S-THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
pelnG IN ccfault, ~o will again offer oE sale the
rsk aud cost OF the defauting the above
described property. at public auction in fro1t Of IN
premises, on THURSDAY, the Both day of August.
al q Gle ck D. M, and on the same terms above
stated.
PHILIP Y. LARNER, r..
aul5 eOSa5 CHARLES r DAVIS its-teee
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CHARLas +. DAVIS, rrusse'
u n. WARAkR, Dsal Estate Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT SOUTHWEST OORHeR Z
MSsr fNt k1n srRrr eTxst6Ts NORTH

By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated July !, II
4; d: 1875, and duly nscordsd in Libsr 1a3,
folio IS ct seq, of the land records Of the Dis-d
trict OF CoIumbia and at the reqSess OF the porty
hereby secured, ye viii ell, e pablo suction, in
Of August, <. D. ISL, It . clock p m, thst par.
Gel q land in the city Of Warrington, in the Dis
tfct Of Columbia, known and deGgnated upon the
ground plat plan Of said city tbs north half Of
iot :evenleen I'D IN square eighty si. s fronting
street. containing LILO square fest,) together
with the Improvement: thereon. consisting Of two
Terms Of sale: Que third cash, and the balance q
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest q
trust the property soid. e2o delosit e time Of
days other se the Trustees reserve the right 70 re-
cell ct the risk and Of the defaulting purchaser
upon nvs days sa ~ the evening STAR
XSDRIW 3. DGvALL,$ Trustees
J. T. OOLDWKLL, Salesman. auvlo-eo&ds
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nUNCANsoN Bros, Aue;iOneors.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF Al UNFINISHED TN -
STORY AND BASEMENT BgICK nMELITSTi
STU ATED ON THE NORTH SIDE o. .
sTBEEI: BkIW BEN l5rH AND IOrH Sis.
BY yir;Ue @. deed Of trust, dated Dacsubsr -
I2th, A. u. $50, and duly recorded IA Liber -
No sal folio no, et seq. one Of the land re .G-A
cords Tor the District II Co umbis, and a. the uet
@: the parties secured th-roby, ~ will -"l ~ Tsb
-nne llth, lel1, al q O'Clock p an, lot udnb-r-i
ulaeN three 80 IN Eli : BiackEools subdivision
~ square numbered one hundred aud ninety tire
II. +. together with the improvements, g..
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash: the bsAnca in 81
90 twelve l2l and eighteen (ls movths after dafe
with interest AZ the rate Of eight per cent. p3r
shnuD until paid, secured by deed of trust on The
property sold deposit of $50 will De re uirei of
purchaser a. the time II sale, Sud all convey
70 De AT ms cos. ~ terms 81 sale ar not compel
with within i've 90 days, the TTu tscs ~
rghtt resell the property az the rick and cost OF the
drtauiting purchaser.
L
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN

PHlLADELPHlA, ALEXAND1IA, WASHING
0GfffPGEIff Fob RfhEADsL Esb rE wIEH
SAfLiNG "a rs.
From Washing ton-Mondiy at ii a m.
Pros sTS% to ssSns saG
At will please have
~ For tgIl Information apply 70 }: h. JOHNSON 4
s5I.ft hs sPd 81 % sasss
GeHeIs G1 maSsSs1, INN p CLYDE FSs Co.
phis. mar9O ly
A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
- sail every tn URSDAY direct from <eans
P Philsdslphia to Liverpool, touching at A
Cabin, intermediate and steersss passage ticket.
sts, l411 street. Also Agents for the Red Star
Line 10 antwerp. my15-n
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
The steamers Of this Com pany viii sail svery Sat.
s41dy fTS% bssn Ra,i ref Zoo. Of laird
ass.s and Bremen sss cabin. sSv Second cabin,
'i nsfs s@ YD' = , BowliD1 a Green, ssw York.
CUNARD LINE.
HOTICE
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of col
ison the steamers OF this line take specific course
On the outward passage from Queeastown 10 New
York or Boston crossing meridian Of 20 at - lat,
On the homew ard passage crossing the meridian Of
% at - lat, or nothing to the.north OF q.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAH
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIYERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
Abyssinia. Wed, AUG Is Abysnia... Wed. Sept. 10
efSS nh,. Wei W. Ans sssythis..-Wsd' Sept.
A Aa;sni: e.: Ss. q
Steamer marked do not carry stesrase Passen gers.
gold aeoordina to socommodaaoS. ficSst to FsriS..
eB gold, additional. Return t3okses on favorablc
terms.
Hteerass tickets 20 and from all lars OF Europe q
very low rates. Through bills Of landing given for
on the Continent and for Mediterrensan ports. For
freight and passage apply t the OOuspanyS ONCE,
No. q Bowling Green; or both stoerAG0 and cabin.
% OTIS BI0ELOW, 6O0 1th sreet.
jan18-ly OHAg. g, FRAHQKLYH, Aspt.
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sTEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.

bTEAMEhS iUK NEW 1UKh.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and Il. O. KNIGHT
Will leave New York at 4 O'Clock D. IN. ADV
every Saturday, Georgetown every Mon GSS&3R
day at O'Clock p. m, and Alexandria
every Monday at O'Clock p. m.
Freights taken at lowest rates. For Information
apply az ONCE over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
or to Il. p. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
Georgetown. SAMUEL BACON,
ap2l-u President,
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hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioreers,
II Southeast cor. 9th and ID streets northw est

TkHsTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
TY ON 4TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN III
AND STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust 10 the subscrib- Ia
els, dated December 18th, 1915, ana recorded ea.9
In Liber No. oS, folio ", of the land record s.x
Tor the District Of Columbia and at the request OF
The parties secured thereby, will sell, by publ
aucnon, IN front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 2oth day OF August, ISL. at O'Clock p.
norm Nineteen feet aud two inches front l9 f. in
Of lot numbered twenty seven (27D bF the depth
thereof, In square numbered five hundred and TIA r
teen OBS with the improvements, consisting Of
fine Brick Dwelling and Stable.
Terms: One-thlrd cash; the balance In notes of
equal amount AT 8, II and Is months after date, at
pei cent per annuu interest until paid, and to bs
secured by deed OF trust on the pro pory All con-
yeyanclDg at the purchasers cost. deposit OF
100 will be required hen the property is cold The
days afi or the sale.
PHILIP +. LARNER,(
anil eo&d. CHAS r DAVIS. Irust ees.
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By virtue OF Q deed Of trust to ne, dated on
the hth day Of November, ISL, and recorded Es
in Liber No. Cos, folio s., one OF the land -
records fOr the District OF Columbia, and BY the
wntien quest Of the party secured thereby, viii
DAY. August 4Sth, la7. at B O'Clock D. m, the
county Of Arlington, District Of Oolambis, TO witt
Wsshington in the District Of Columbus: Begiunina
ct point on the tine Of the Seventh str road
:. percbes north Of the northwest corner Of the In
terssction Of said seventh road with the Rock
Greek church road and running theme N So. W
O6 perches; thence o. IL, T. 3 OF psrche-: thence
N. 81, w. n.S perches;' thence IN ~ w n Ss
psrches; thence So, =. 81; thence g. II, il. 90
perches tine place o. eeinnins contaiaine one
acre, one ID rood and Eve go per ohes Of land more
less as laid down the plat Of toe subdi Of
lots one Cd and two (2l IN the divisioa of Pads-
worth" surveyed for William A Muuder In Mo-
vember, 1868, and recorded in Plat Book Lew ourt
No = page s., Of the ofioe Of the Surveyor Of said
pistr1ct nth the fmprovements Consisting OF two
story and basement Brick Dwelling, Brick olsuGh-
ten HOUSE and ether out buildings.
Terms OF sale: Ons-fo cssh; the balance IN
notes OF the Dsrchaser Of equal amount one, two
day OF sale. secured By . dssd Of trust upon the
property sold. A deposit Of three hundred dollar.
VIII be required Of the purchaser at time Of sals All
oonveyancing ct Purchassrs cost. II the terms OF
sale are not complied with In days from sale,
the Trustee reserves the right 10 roos 6 risk and
cost Of osfaultt1G purchAesr.
kRAerUs II. CHAPIu, Trustee.
WASH. B. WILLtA4s, Auct. ANS sfavs.,
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The Evening Star

iseveryWhero recognized as the leading new .pape
OF Washington. With two exceptions only, il As
"' Ia'ss" e'TeHid;'0" Of any daily papr published
'osfh Of Nsv York, mors than THREE INNS tAat a,
sHy 0the- IN As csty, and EQUAL TO THAT OF ALL
THE OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN WASHINGTON Appxr
IoGEIHER
To advertiser, therefore II presents peouI,sr and
1nequslled advantages IN the extent and cbarso,s,
OF its circulation, and in the low rates charged
siderins the wide publicity it iusures
IL Is, indeed, within its scope,
THE BKS7 ADVFRTIgYy.; arm mn y.
TIE UNITED STATER.
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ARRANGEMENT.

FOB NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The win and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Captain J. WHITE, -
leaves Sixth street W harf every Mon Ek&47N
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 60
O'Clock p. m, connecting with steamers for Boston,
Providence and other northern points. Returning,
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
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TRTsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
l. PROVED REAL ESTATE CUISINES
PROPERTY ON NORTHWEST conner
OF TWELFTH AND ID STREETS SourH-
VEST, CONSISTING OF TwO-STORY
FRAME, USED AS A FLOUR AND FEED
STORE; LOTS, 4SSxIOs TO AN ALLEY
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated July 22i, -
A. ID ls6, and duty recordei in LIber No. t.H
o23 folio $50, OF the land records for the Dis S4
tTict Of Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, will SELL at public auction, in
front OF the promises 70 the highest bidder, 81
the following described real estate IN the city II
Washington, in said District, to wit. Lot. lettsref
and marked M and"0,n In Hall Nelson su bdi-
vision of certain lots in square numbered two hun
dred AID ninety 23D, fronting Is feet hes
on 18th street and lG feet ID street, al alley
together ltn The improvements thereon. These lots
will be offered separately.
Terms Of ,sle: One third cash of which 81 on
each lot must be paid at time of salel aud the bal
ance in six and twelve months in equal payments, t.
be secured By purchasers notes. bearing per cent
Interest from day Of sale unril paid, and deed Il
trust on property sold. CO1veyancing aai rec Bri-
Ing al purchase cost. II terms Of are not CO n
piled IA In six after sale the Trustee reserves
the 1t TO resell at risk ard of eRrchassr ia
default. VIM. +. HOLMAN, Trustee,
b. II. sTEIGER, Auct. aagii III.
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STEAMERS, &c.
pOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION .

The cornlodious Bay Steamers SUE, Capt. W. O.
Geoghesan, and EXPRESS, Capt. -
jas i: Barker, leave Stephenson's EaHSA=&
EhaTf, loot OF 7th street, every MON
DAY and FRIDAY At O'Clock o. m, for Baltf.
more and al river landings; returning leave Balti-
more, No. IA Light street, every TUESDAY and
landings.
Freight and passengers at lowest rates. Apply,
Je9Sm STEPHENSON b BRO, 7th ct. wharf.
NOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-
Il Until further notice the Steamer 49,
MATTANO, Captain Vim. Ii. u gles,
will be run as follows: Leave Wash
ington from 9th street wharf, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS, at 7 O'Clock, for all
Landings far down Nominf; returning on
TUESDAY ard FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR-
DAY MORNING at clock, for all Landings "a
far down rs Mattox Greek; returning on SUNDAY.
Freight received daily. For any informa alton, in
quire at @. l.. SHERlFIS Coal O6nces, lllA and
mar3D-tr VIM H. KILLMON. sent
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctionesr

TRUSTEES SALE or vALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF Wash.
HSsB Il; sEX6sT "a F6
SOLDIERS HOME, INPROVED BY TWO
ND-BASEMENr BRICK HOUSE.
MITH BRICK ShATGHrxR-HoUsH AND
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REAUTIFUL LAWNS,
II NAVY BLUE, SEAL BROWN, DARK
GRHEE, AsD BLACK WITH HAND
SOME BORDER.
ALSO, 400 PIECES or IAWNs WHITE
GROUND"ITH BLACK, Brown, BLUE,
LAVENDER FIGURES.
CARTEIS'S, .O5 Market SDaea.
Beautiul Lace stripe bite Goods, very fne quality
onlJ Is. also, Striped Victoria Lawns only Is
fanCy mesh, IS, N, Is, 81, 81, So,
AL OF our Dress Goods at cost
Al OF our neE ParasOls with fancy handles q cost
fure wool Black Cashmere, very vide, q. Also,
Blars Cashne-es, very wide, 50.
Black Alpscss. double width, very fine, Is
Black silks very cheap, rs, 81, 81, 81 IS, sl.g.
crlped summer Silks very cheap.
Lonstale Ca-1brfc, Is Towels, g. Pure Linen
LsoIe amass In remnants Of II, =, ~, X, yards
lengths only s.. Chltrens Bortersd HaaGkerchiefs,
pure liz en-, g. Linens and Css-imeres for Boy wear
cheap. kxcelent Calico, ~, worth s
u CAhrEIYS. TOT Market Sp0ce.
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
"A A FORTUNE
Ninth GfUnh Iynniu0. 1877

Ninth Grand Drdring, 1877,
At New Orleans, Tue sday, Sept. 18th.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature Of the State for Educational and Chart
table purposes, in lS6S, with Capital of SlGo 0co
to which il has since added reserved fund of
$4,000 Its Grand Single Number Draw
ings will take place monthly. IL nsrsr scales or
p0StpoHsS. Look at the flowing scheme:
CAPITAL PRIZE, S5O.OOO.
100000 Tickets at Ftre Dollars Each.
Half Tickets So 80. Qt1drte, Tickets S1.2J
oF
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: Ii. WARMER, Real Estate Auc,ioneer.

II Ii. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
AUCTION SALE OF TWO TWO-STORY
FRAME Dwell LINGS. ON THE WEST SIDE
Or EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN AND
Fl STREETS y. W
On MONDAY, August Goth, Is77, at O -
o'clock pm, Will be sold at public auction, -
IN front OF the pr misses, sub. Lots Ill aud h E,iW
in square 41, each Lot fronting Ii feet lOs inc
10y depth OF % feet inches, impr wed above
Terms. One third in cash, and the balance at one
aud two years with per cent. interest all 4h
az option OF the purchaser. $50 deposit ON each
House. and ali convey ancing at purcnsse-'s cost
augIl lAds j. 7. COLOMELL, Salesman
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$4,000 WORTH
SkA5ONABLE DRY GOODS
MUST BE SOLD TO RAISE MONEY.
SIX Qnn W o Il T H

We quote few prices:
9.OOO yards best Spring Prints, 4 cents; short
lengths.
1000 ysrts best Lonsdale Cambria, down to III
10 cases Of Bieached and Brown Auslins, at &, 8,
Us, D and 10 cents.
l!OOO yards best l04 sheetins MADE, only M
fnts worth 20.
W bite and Colored Lawns, only 10 cents.
Beautiful COIored Dress Goods, Is cents, worth 50
Large stock Of Black Alpscas, Black CAshmeres,
bls,k silks, ct one half cost Of i'm portation.
We have about 90 yards Of HAMBURG Bdaina
en, which We viii sell at half price.
nov 10 the tine 70 buy goods, and save % cents on
Ne oouAr, - Ne must have money.
WISWALL = GWYNN,
7O6 AorIs Spoos.
Two dosn from 7th street.
Dosr fora Ioeasioa. jylxtb
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Courier-Journal
The Great National Family Newspaper

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Tho W""kly Cqnrier-Jonrnal is no, .
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GENTLY edited in every column and para.
graph.
one of the leading magazines or illustrs
ted periodicals tor a mere pittance in
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PRENTICE;S POEMS and the Weekly
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A splendid Map Of the South. size
2s4x3y inchrs, Handsomely coloret, var.
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sends us $40. :, >,
Terms, $500 year, postage paid Lib
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Cattle Food.-Experience teaches
us that cattle thrive best on mix
ed diet; all hay or all grain will pro-
dnce less beet than hay and grain.
The animal structure Of the OK also
demands bulk in food rs well as rich
ness; the feeding of concentrated
food being only profitable 80 far as
the animal assimi|ates it, beyond that
simply increasing tho manure heap
at a cost far beyond its value. The
OK has approximately eleven and
one. half pounds of stomach with on.
" two and one-balf pounds of intes
tines to 100 pounds live weight the
sheep has less stomach and more in
testioes, giving a smaller percentage
of digestive apparatus while the pig
for every 100 pounds of his live
weight has only one and one-third
pounds of stomach to six pounds of
intestines. A steer would thrieve on
bulk Of straw with little oil meal,
that would shrink a sheep and starve
a pig. Pork can be produced from
clear corn meal, while mutton re
quires a greater variety of foot, and
beef cattle would become cloyed and
diseased with its exclusive use.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-14
ny HENRY POLKINHON.
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