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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07
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l can mention u score of women (and
men, too, for that III ittcr; but let them
go for oncc), who pride themselves on
their ill-health; according to their own
account, they are never we'll; never in
robust health. The other evening, in
crowded assembly, was compelied to
listen to long catalogue of the ills t.
which flesh is heir, d,e,rily enumerated
by lady for the entertainment of a gen.
tleman: "She never expected to be we'll
again. The doctor sad her nervous sys-
tenn was completely gone" Curious to
see person who had lost her nervous
system, yet was able t, endure with forti-
tude the heat and excitement of ball
room, looked At the speaker attentively.
She was a pretty little woman, with
bright eyes, black hair, rosy cheeks, and
the counterfeit presen,ment, ut least, of
excellent health. We concluded that she
thought it interesting t. be semi-invalid,
like the school girls of tho last genera
ton, who used to eat slate. pencils and sip
vinegar to make themselves pale. While
many ladies think that sickness is ''inter-
esting" and genteel, there is no doubt
that morbid desire for sympathy is at
the bottom of half the useless complaints
in the world. 1t is sweet to DO pitied,
and the cheapest way to get pity is to
tell over your troubles. So there are
some who are forever retailing Affections.
Some of them are real enough. But for
all human woes there are com pensations,
unless We wilfully shut our eyes and re-
fuse to recognize them. One trial may be
ours, or two, or six, or seven, yet we have
joy and gladness to balance it or them,
and we are not crushed. by needless it.
Grafton in the ears of the kindest listener,
we may double the extent OF our misfor-
tune. If speech is silver, silence is gold
en-, as regards the inevitable vexations,
defeats and calamities of life.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07
Matrimonial Candidates,

The clergyman who numbers among
his flock members of the humber classes
Of society, meets with some singular ex-
periences, particularly where the matri-
monial question is involved. Pathetic,
ludicrous, romantic, mercenary, rash, of
every varied type are these quiet mar
riages. One venerable pair will long be
remembered, because people above seven
ty are really not expected to elope.
But this seventy-year-old maiden, mar
vel of artificial charms-talse hair, false
teeth, white and red powder, ETC., hid her
shippers behind tiny spangled fan like
any school girl, while she speculated as to
what "Sster Silkins and Mis- Jarret an
all the folks up to A, would say when
they knew she had come home married! I"
Another couple had so recently passed
their childhood, that if judicial look
ing old maid sister had not accompanied
the bride to say her mother knew she was
out, conscientious Glorious would have re-
fused to marry them. An elderly Irish
man, accompanied by buxom widow,
was the next candidate; and innocent
Glorious did not discover, until after the
knot was tied, that he had fortified him
self for the important ceremony with a
''drop OF the craythur.' His remorse at
not observing the backgrounds condition
in time to refuse to marry him was les
sened by the fact that the bride doubtless
knew what she was about. A colored
widow put on, at her second wedding,
for the first time, the mourning dress she
at last earned to wear for her deceased
husband! A rustic party came next-two
young farmers accompanied by two rosy
girls. Only one pair were married, how
ever. Glorious plsyfully remarked to the
brides sister, "a hope we may see you
here on the same business ere long
Now perhaps you suppose this country
lassie blushed like rose, turned aide to
hide her confusion, and stammered out
some inarficulate replyi Not she.
Whirling about 10 bend her keen ewes
full upon her auestioner, she retoriesl
with the s~eet peItness Of bobolink.
Maybe YOU riG see me here on the same
business, and ~ooter than you think. too. =
But she has n"t come vet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

Tar hssw c. Msl aur- -sst -. -
E-aT usas4- 81 ..aHaz - -s-ssr F~Ss &
rss-s ssaz as b. e--8 D. r-s- @rzz.s
q aa-a aEa.s4--s $500 So. aas --Esz-~A
Naa - 49, as 90 vnl sEl1 Ge<
IA - <vr-lsE - ir .-a "a tals.- hGa<rE
. EGnaFEr4.. za1 a1s-lr4 aal AxE -
qas1r at b - - -etfrng up IN tte
Iss'sruIag t--issrv yea -te~,i l. 1T, 90 tn
Esaa- ialrsssus PgSncsE'ic that 'r.ris o. ne
u ske- N a. as-Al;hy. ~ss.thy Asd wi-- ID
Iis~ d,cinr dsd not i--ilssr tAai q I,ers.sG
gaIne~i 80 retained health 10y plsnging
iaio lcr-WaieT every ms rBing. aad tneu
-Cfubi,ing all the skin off with q horse.
hair brush or = Coarse h,,ard towel; nei-
Their did he favor breakfast IL oatmeal
sawdust. Wholesome food, pure air. reg.
ular habits. plenty of mental and physi.
cal exercise, and sufficient sleep-thcse,
he thOnght, in connection with n gOO,i
temper aud contented disposition, were
the means Of retaining health aud pro.
longing life.
Evening star., 1877-11-14

November i2th, 1877.
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHINGrON, from DEPOT,
.rner of sixth and V Etre@1s. as fOllOEs
For PittsbIrg and the West, 10 10 IN oaily, v ith
Pari9r ar 20 lttsburs and SleeIiDg Cas- from
ltt.buTg TO Cincinnati. st Louis aod Chicago;
SfO , m. daily, vitn Palace Car TO Chicago.
BE- LTlMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Can srfa'gua, Rochester, butfIC Niagara Fails
ard ihe h.T!h, at , 40 .. M daily, except Set
nrday, "i'h Palace Cars 10 Wst4ins For VIII
Transport Lock Havel, ElInira, and Watkins II
1910 q. IN daily, except SUNDAY.
For cew YORK and the East, IfO s. and . 30
J m. daily with Palace Cars att caed. Limited
ExpIe9s OF Pullman Cars, 920 q. m. daily, ex
For Nea oIk and the East, I:so p. m daily ex.
ton TO Boston. For Brco Aiyu. " Y, all thrOu ia
trains connect at jersey City with boats of
Br3oklyn annex, ,afford'nz direct transfer 10
FULTON street av2ldi z doGble ferriags and Jour
ley across New York city,
For tli,a.s,phls, 80 q daily, except Sunday,
Limnec Express, e.aO a N daily, except SUI
Acsommodstisn fol, Raltirno-c. 6:55, $40 8. m
For Pores Crtes Line, q 5o a. m. AMI 30 D. m
For Anna polls 6 Do a. m. ard 4sO p. m. daily,
ALEXAhDRlA AND FREDERIHKSBU BAIL-
WAY ASD hLEXAND EiA AND WASHING
For AIexas1fis o. ~ ,eIO. Io,IIam,I.3,
a. TY 9ana 2; m On Sunday at DO IN
For % the sonib, Snd Sfs n Richmord. as5 da,Iy
q .35 p. IN daily. except Ind.y.
Trains lesys Alex 1andris for " ashington, O . 10,
SlS O. s@nd.y sS IL a, ID asd 70 a. S ana sSr
Tickets. Information, sleeping ard psrlor car ac-
coumodstons can be prOcu red AT the Offices, north
a-enue, northeast corner o. Sixth street and Pc n.
syyanis aver ue, aud at the depot where orders can
b. Ltt for the checking of baggage to destination
LIP. FAEMER, General Passenger Agent.
FEANK THOMSON, General Manager. noviJ
Evening star., 1877-11-14

A HIGH SCHOOL Boy at Springfield,
the other day, saw a bull dog holding it's
head low and frothing al the mouth, ap-
parently mad, and making straight for q
nve-year-old boy who was playing in the
street. de at once stepped up 70 the child,
and when the dog reached him kickei ft
over, throttled IL with one hand and killed IL
with a stick he was Carrying, receiving
during the scuffie bite In TIC wrist that left
three tooth MARKS, which he proceeded
coolly 10 burn out with some matches. The
child was uniniured.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs DOwLIsG. AacuO..-T.
TRUSTEES sALroF VALUABLE 9oyED
AnD DUelMPROvEp PROPERTY In SQuARE


TRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Anp UslMPROEkp PROPERTY IN SQUARE
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated Febru,r, -
hth, II, lSe, and recorded in Liber No rs 80
i9ilo 90, OF he land records ior the Uissrict .
thereby, viii, on wEbNEsDkY' M No ss sssmb ,ri4si
ISI, O'Clock m, of-r for sale IN fr0at Of IA
premises st pubic auction, TO the highesf bid Ter
Inc foilowI real estate In Wsshingt "a CITY IN ne
plstriet OF Columbia that is 70 ssy:-Lots numbered
sleht lol nne (si ten tlOl nineteen lg, twenty f2I
twenty one . twenty two (1zl, twenty three al
twenty Tour t2&l, twenty i've t25b twenty ,ix Is
xenty seven tGb, twenty eight rs, twenty mae
tS tnIriy ~ thlrty-one tN, forty g. D if-
Y lou, A. nifty ave lS5D Nifty six IS6l hIty sesen
lSl, nifty eight 1851, hfry nine 3d. Sky sOI ssvan
ty-one (7l, eeventyt~o (71l. seventy thres tTsl
seventy Tour 14l, seventy lve tTsb seventy-sx 7SB
seseny seven Ib, seventy (7sJ, sesen'y nine
Nsl,.ninety tsll, ninety-one (9lL ninety tso (9ID,
nnety three s3l ninety four tstl, uin-ty Il We 49,
ninety six l9ol ninety tg7I, ninety eight 81
ninety niEe tygb, hundred aud four tiO,l, one
nuhdIed AID hse tl6l, one hundred and six lO6l,
one hundrtd and seven (lu7l hundred aud els hr
tiS) one hundred and nine log, asi one hu 1red
ana Ten tlh) all In the recorded subdivision OF
square numbs red six hundred aud pin.teen a 1913
Iefnfs OF SAL: Cash delivery Of the deed or IL
Tue pa chaser prefers Onethird cash, aud the bal
ence In four equal annual os with In t-r--t
a, ten per cent per uum. Day able semi aIly
ano Sith the privilege Of rafi-e tie whole or any
part oeiere maturity aud stopping interest the
ume OF said payment, the notes given be secured
by deed OF trust on the premises SlW deposit re-
0uired at the time Of sale CONVEY ancing Al the
cost OF the purchaser. II the terms Of sale are not
c. empfed With IN tve days from day of sale, the
Trustee reserves the right resell the operty AZ
the risk aud cost of the defauting alter
one week g notice in some new spaper pubIished i'm
the city OF Washington.
TH0S. DOwLING, Auct
oCt1q 81 .nOyl .36.Sl0l9
Evening star., 1877-11-14
RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.Ht GREAT DOUBLE rklOx
NAi4oNAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
NORTH, WEST, EokPP BswIrsr SOUTHWEST
AM. Ls1.rne ytth, ie5s:
aa:2o- BaltiU ore and way stsiidns-
po3h.i 3..inssoTe, more Annsp lis ana Way ststi pas,
AZ tot Rocks AMI Way Stations, via Rs
';'SE,st; Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts
S.oo xs.tt sunday
S;pO- iumore Erpress
S'AV.rIeunont, strasburg, Winchester Hagers-
soa Sh, folDt OF Rocks and Way Stations
,imnrs oik, Philadelphia, Boston and B 81
s;ooI .BaltiHore ald Way Ststions. ION Sun
,ooo oss connects for Annapolis
i9;Vv-Baltimore Express.
i2loSssltimore, Enicott City, Annapolis and Way
1:3o-New York and PhiIad,lphis, Baltim, IRE rx.
press Tor Sunday t. Baltimore only stop-
ping a. oil stations a1d connects for Fred.
3:3o-Baltmore and Way Stations
f:SU0bait itmore and Laurel Express Stops at
Blade nsbnrg. Frederick via Hel,y.
500 - INT 81 Rocks. Pr derrick, Haperstoya.
winchester and Way stations
4iO- Baltimore An,s r1'is and W,y S.asi-n,
0;5o-- Philadelphis Norfolk and baltimore Pa
,+nsers ,as fcr hoifOlk taken in the cas- directly
3:i5I.Ohiesso and CoIumbu, Express. twIn.
chessr and Hacerstown n, exec pt ) M nday J
s;SO-. baltimore EX press.
90. BslIimoTe and Way Stations.
S.So-,St Louis. Cincinnati, Pittsburg Ex rress.
S''o.I2ibt ~ Rocks and Way stations, Metro
9:30E-Eew YtIk, PhTsdelphis and Baltimore
Daily. Other trains daily, except Sunday.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE RE
" MOVED

HAPPY BELIEF TO YOUNG MEN from the
effects of yrIors and Abuses in early life. MaHh0o4
ReJfOrsf. Impediments 70 Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable reme-
dies Books and circulars sent free In sealed snvel-
opes. Ad1ress HOwARD ASSOCIATIONS, 4lo
n. Ninth street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. An Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct ana
profession Al skin. mTeB
Evening star., 1877-11-14
nUNCANsON BIOS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUSINESS
PROPkRTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BsIM EEH 6TH AND 7TH STREETS NORTH.

Der No SEC, folio 35 Of the land records of the .
District Of Columbia, the undersigned wiI.2..iA
ofer f1r sale upon the premises, on FRIDAY, the
18th day of November, 1877, ct 4 O'Clock D m lot
&c" OF the subdivision Of lot 10 square 40, being
the pl emises known as No. 8OS Pennsyly ania ave.
nue. northwest. This property will be sold subject
to prior deed OF trust given to secure the SUN Of
Terms OF sale: One half 10 sash and the balap ce
equal instalmeuts of and Il month by tue
notes Of the purchaser and lien up the pro operty
sold 920 deposit will be required ct ,ime Of sale
All conveyancing at pure haser . cost IL the terms
OF sale lot complied with in five days. the prop.
erty may be resold upon one week D advertisement,
OF the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
nuy6 JAMES G. PAYNE.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
.UNOANeoN BROS, AuctIoneers.

TRUsrEEs, sALt OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL EsTATe; OossisTfsa or a fwoS.
uAInp Oh sra sTREET NORTdWEsf.
BETWEEN AND =, Fronting THE GEN
ERAL POSr OFFICE.
BY yfrt,e Of deed Of trust TO rs, dated the "a
idh oay of ' nne, lsI, and duly recorded In r.
III L,peT T .sSl ioio AS, one Of the Land Records -
party secured ~, we will sell public auction,
70 sne highest bidder, on TUESDAY, November
gloono, situate and known ~ Lot Is, In square No.
sccoroIne to the plan OF said city, together with
tne Improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, (of which Sl5o
must De pad at time OF sale) the balance at aud
mum, payable semi ally, secured By purch ssers
Tote on the property sold. All conveys acing af pur
chaseys cost. III e . is not complied with IN SIX
days, the Trustees reserve the right res az the
oost Of the purchaser default, after ge days ad-
vertisement In the Evening Star paper.
nov7eoad. 3. g. oTaRRe4EEsshAS' o. .aR4Ess,h Trustees.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
II +. sTEIGER, Auctioneer.

II +. sTEiGER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON k0BTh SIDE OF r, BE
nWEEN 9TH AND IOtH STREETS SOUTH
Ms. No 937 J TWO-STORY FaAMdIN
EhoNT AND ALSO IN REAR; LOT 28xI2J
By virtne OF "A deed of trust dated October "A
l6tb is76, and recorded ia Liber No S96 foIie ra,
SS, one Of land records for District of C0Ium .Ak
bla, and ct request of party cured thereby, will
sell at public auction, In frort of premises, on
IhUReDAl, November 18th in stan, at 4 o m all
Lot ii In sQasre 33S in Wasnineton city said Dis
trict, with the imp Oyemeets thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, tof which SIS must
De PAID at time of ssle.l and the Daauce in aad y
months, IN equal payments, to b, secured BY pur-
chaser noses bearing per cent interest from day
OF ssie sbd deed OF trust on prop rty 4. Convey
anciDg AID recording at pUrcLasr's cost. If terms
Of sale are not Comp led with in six days sale ct
risk and cost CT d. faulting puTch aser
WEN. 4. HOLTZMsN, Trustse,
nov5-cts 13x Z rect northwest.
Evening star., 1877-11-14

4 STOUT YoUNG LADY.-Not long since
a nlneteen-year-oldd daughter of Mr.. Lakin,
IN Clark county, was awakened by a noise
in her room. She saw man standing al her
drawer. Silently she seized a stick OF wood
and knocked him down. As he ran she saw
her watch In his hand and She grasped Il,
when the chain parted and left II In her hand.
Miss Lakln is q very stout young lady
htrEUliie (A[1.) Journal.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
Il. #. STEtGER, Auct.
WASH b. WILLIAMS, Aucuoneer.

WAsH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES sALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
DWkLLING-H0USES, Nos. 82i AND 9lV
MAsSACHU5ETTSA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed OF trust recorded In Liber "A
No: So f9!io 42l, ct seq , of the land records aA
OF the District Of Coinnibia will sell at pub .S.
the goth day Of Novenb.r, A. ID. 1877, ct 4 O'CLOCK
p; Lots seven y aod eight tS) of the. subdiyi
s1on OF part of original lot five in square No. 81 10
the CITY of w Warrington, ID. O, with the improve
ments cons sting oftwo three story Brick Dwellings.
Terms of sale: Oneth cash, and the bal ance AT
SIX aid twelve months, it'll interest, for nich the
no.es OF the purchaser viii bs taken, secured by
erty cold.
L)tNo twill be sold subj CT to prior deed of
trust for $500 due January 72d 1873, rec ord 81 ip
Liber No. S58, folio IA of sad land records.
Lot No. ill be sold subject to q prior de ID of
trust for $500, due June i9.h, 1879, rec Jrdec in
Liber No. 15i, folio 2u2 Of said land rec ,ris.
deposit of 500 on each lot VIII be relarei Of the
purchaser ct time of sale.
VIM. +. nAFTINGLY, Trustee
WASH +. WILLIAMS, huct. noy9 I'd
Evening star., 1877-11-14
K h.wABNEB, b al Estate AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT TwO-srORY
FRAME HOUSE ON ELEVENTH srREET,

FRAME HOUSE ON ELEVENTH SrREET,
BETWEEN AND II NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of Q deed of trust, dated August IL
q. 1876, recorded in Liber S4, folio 2B, one G..
OF the land rec,rds of the District Of Colum- ~.
b1a and at the request Of the party secured tn
ly, Ill sell at public auction in front of the pre-
nises, on SATURDAY. November 18TH, l07. at
O'Clock =. M, Lot "a, In Geo Masons recorded suo-
division Of original los Is aud l6 in square 9o to-
gelher with the Improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: SEQ, with accrued interest, to.
gether with the taxes due and penses of SALE Ia
cash, balance in 6. u and Is Inths, with interest at
per cent per annum, to be secured by this p1rcha-
sers notes end ce d Of trust the property sold
deposit Of Slo0 required at the time of sale. Ali
convey aLcing at the cost of purchaser If the terms
OF sale are not omplied with in six days, the Trus
tee the right TO resell at the risk and
defaulting purchaser.
II. CROSSMAN, Trustee
j. L. COLBWELL. Salesman. now eo6 IL
Evening star., 1877-11-14

IHE MoNDERFUL CHILD THTEF.-Ths
case OF The child thief Libby D'Rrien whp
WAS arrested FOR rphhipg n number of FAINT
lies I'm this city OF nearly - Ugi worth of
Jewclry and ciher Tr1i'trty. eNl .tes A great
deal OF attention an pDtce circles. TIE list
gge - unusually large. since her arrest she
has confessed % stealing from ten or Twelve
tsmilles were she worked. She Kept the TACT
Oi her peculations rom her mother, who in
said 10 be an honest woman. Libby has
been detained Al the central Office since
saturday, In order that She light BE- used by
which she has pawned. Tnis morning ID D-tec-
lives Lyons and Williamson took her TO the
BOwery, aud she pointed ont several loan
shops where over 5000 worth OF ipwelry aud
Silverware answering 10 the description OF
properly lost by several uptown families
was found. When the detectives have done
Win her the young girl Will be placed on
trial-A y MAJ.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
STEAMERS, DC.

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
aArTHh6 a,i fuI{ss, Tss,.,D 19t,ss the Steamer
VII be run as follows: Leave Wash nxzaE1<Ez1.2
Il gt9n g Srom 9th rect EnaIf, every MONDAY and
LandIngs as Tar down AZ Homini; returning on
TuESDA aId FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR-
pAf MORNING NJ o ol5Sk, for all Landings a.
Tar down as hOdoc. ping at Brick House a1d
Little Ferry Landing; returning on SUSpA Z.
Frelsht received datiys For any irforrnas.ou, f1-
ccuirs n q. L.. sHEBIFF'S Coal Ososs, lila and
msrsl-tr Wei IL kILLMON. Agent.
Evening star., 1877-11-14

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS IN
- DkT GOODS AND CARPETS
Ny stock q Carpets is greater & il should be
Sl.l21
On TaTegtry Iugralns q discount for cash,
ENtrs bargains in Brussels, 81 rp.
Blankets and Comforts : I up, cheap,
special bars aims in Dress 9oods,
AlEwcOi Csshmeres SIC. I'D. Blk Alpacas 2lc,
Elegant line Dress Fabrics from l5c I'D,
ElsDnels, sll wool. lSc mp, cheap,
CsssimeFes for men and boys. lower prices,
Latest ST. les In Lsdies Closks IS up.
II. N. NAUDAIV,
noyl-tr SDS M1rAsPf -
Evening star., 1877-11-14
nUNCANsoN BIOS, Aucuoncers.

DuNcANsoN BIOS, AuouOncers.
STEAMSHIP STOCK AND BONDS AT AUC.
TiOS.
On SATURDAY. November l.th, Is. a. 10
ca CN a. M We I'll offer for sale putii. Aac.i Bn,
At orr auction rooms soufhesst corner Il 1tn auI a
streets northwest. ia Washington ci-y. D. @, for
sEd cn sec uat Of " HON it may CONCERN
Shares Of the Capitol Stock q the InlAuf al Sea.
hosrd and Coesting Company OF the Dist ia 4
Columbia, and
2 Coupon BONDS OF $40 each % said Conasnr. last
six mt nths' interest thereon, 20 January ~.
lSi9, attached ana Iaysble.
Terms cash.
noyI4-sE DUNCANsON BROS Aur;fo-e.-.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
DUNOAssoH ERos., AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN SEVENTH STREE BETWEEN AID u
STREETS NORTHWEST

By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated Deoem oer -
2ltb, A. ID. lS75, and duly recorded in Lioer
No sg, folio 4t0, one of the land reco ds forlG
the District of Columbia, and the request of tne
party secured the eby, mall sell at pubic auction,
Ia front q the premises to the highest bidder on
MONDAY, November 10 h, A. d. lS77, at clock
m, Gil that certain piece or parcel Of land lying
AID situate in the city Of Washington in the District
Of Columbia, and known and disttDg uis he'd on the
ground plan or plat thereof as q part Of Lot nam
bered ten (l0b, in kauare numbered four hundred
and forty seven f4i7D described fOllows: Begin
nit for the said part of the said lot at the
southwest corner OF the said lot Numbered sa (lOD
ard running thence north on the line of Seventh
(Zte street west twenty t2el feet turnng aud
running east one hundred and sixteen (II6b feet.
thence south twenty 800 feet, aud thence turoins
and running west oae hundred and sixteen l6D feet
to the point of beginning together With the In prove
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, (of which sl0O
must be paid at the time or sAieD the balanc, in
and twelve months IN eIual pay ymeuts ID be se-
cured by the purchaser nOtos, bearing interest az
the rate of eight per cent. Per fir ths date
Of sale until paid, together with deed of trust on
the property sold. II he terms If sale are not co-
Piled 18th in seven days after the sale, the Trustees
reserve the right t. resell at the and risk OF the
defaultiDg purchaser, atte five days notice some
newspaper published In the city Of Washington. All
convey aRcing al purchasers cost.
JOHN II. ENNIS, Ir..
JOHN Il. Riley, tius1ees'
nOy6Sl0,l2lt,l6J7,lg
Evening star., 1877-11-14
EXTRAORDINAR BARGAINS.
BRODHEAD g. CO..

o30 Penn. sveaue, between 9Th and 10Th s,ras,.
Are now Offering
All Wool Winter Bunting, manufactured NV ,ha
Test French Manufacturer in this country A. tbS
eNceedinsly low price of 81 cents per ard Tnsss
foods sre PTfect m color and texture, aud xoUt he
very ebeap a. 80 cents per yard. They are off~rin9
also ,neir eF CANT and popular s Button Xii Gioyss
n Al ccors AZ the nominal price OF : % per pair
Also, one q the m st beautiful grades ~ Lyons 3r
IRAN Black SILK ever sold IN the market at : -
recenuy worm > IS, with rmplete stock OF Fsnrv
sLd ssspiS Do Gnos, At equally low pricss II viii
psS Sst bS els q hrSf cldSS Goods 10 purchase of
BtkODI1EAD & CO..
loyt-u 93S Pennsylvania srp0Hs.
Evening star., 1877-11-14

~ Song OF the bank president on his way
TO Canada" shall we know each other
theTeE'
sS~A dispatch from Atlanta, Ga, ann ouu
ces the death OF Foster Blodgett, who has
been somewhat uoted In connection with
Georgia politics during the Bullock a1minis-
tration IN that state.
p2-Professor Cunning has been lecturine
IN the west on the glacial epoch. He saws
that In a million years the glaciers Will be af
work again in New England, but that. sfter
10000 years OF possession by the ice she
Will come out again as good as new