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DIED.

BCTIFR. ON the SIR q Aucus., lsJ1 AZ "a,
clock a. m, THOMAS 4. b UTLER. aged 60 wears
lntefnsnt IN Prince Georges county, Nd ON
ELursday. .
DESMOND. on the sth instant, K.rE, beloyes
daughter o. Jeremiah and JG!ia Desmond, agai
year, months, and Is days.
Ihe reistiEes and rienGs Of the family are invited
rents, corner Of Isl and streets southwest to-pr-
ros, ttridsy,) 81 o clock .. m.
HUNT. At .. IN on August 5, l17, HESTER.
youpgest daughter OF George N azd Catherine A
hunt, aged ~ ears and ESnths.
Funeral from 1914 a street southeast, on Friday,
lOfh net, ats y. m. Relatives aud friends OF the
ismiy are respectfully invited - attend.
HANEY. On the morning Of August 9, ls77
HUGH HhNEr, In the ssth year OF bis age aad re-
His funeral wall take place from the residence OF
his son IN law, J. Arthur McDermOtt, No GA 10
street northwest, on Friday morning, 10Th ne
quitm mass 1T 81. Dominic church ~ clock Ss
PATCH. On August 8, 1871, at l:sO p.n, CH xKIx.
g.. infant son Of John and n A. Patch, aged yeas
and 10 days.
The friends Of the family are In yied 10 attepd tn
funeral from the residence OF bis -psren;s "A -
northeast, Thursday, August 8, ats 0 clock D m. y
PURDY. On the eighth Of August, lss7, Amer a
ingel ing Illness, MARTHA A. PURDY, widow q
Funeral win take place on Friday afternoon. Aux-
ust the tebth st four O'Clock, from her late REL
aenoe, number 1fOA Fourth street northwest. Tie
trends and scauantaucos OF the family are rsspoot-
fully Invited q attend.
THORNTON. Near ForestyiIls, Prince GeorssS
county Md, on Wednesday, August 6th. ls7, sfssr
Twelve hours illness, Mrs. ANNIE 4. THoR HroI.
eldest daughter OF Mr.. John r. Ford.
Ste Wall Ds turied tomorrow (RridagD sfternooo
trom her father e residence In Baltsmore
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= De- iorGS Jas CaGm" Is The way Chi
csgo prooi-reader let IL go through the other
aS-sau Francisco is % have a woman,s
bar.
RS-"Sslvstion Powders, and "Intempe-
rance syrup" are offered by a philsnthropig
arNow that the strikers have mostly
gone 10 work, the public should lisfen "a
their story Boston Post.
1T is proposed to test the utility Of Civ
ny 20 women the privilege OF full member
snip In the board OF education OF Chicago.
a. The national association OF iron ana
stetI Workcrs met yesterday at Columbus,
ONO. One hundred and fifty delegates were
present.
man who "was bitten by a mad dog a FEW
more Than usual"
~ A correspondent OF the Augusta Chrous-
The extravagance OF the Democratic stafe
administration of Georgia
RIA clergymen and justice of The peace
IN hentuck are accused OF being publicly
q dog s tail.
The Chicago lnfer-Ocean remarks that
during he Amazonian riots In that civ
iemaie yeils, shril as a curlew's cry dlle
tie air"
The fishery commission in session a.
Hallia& yesterday was occupied In listening
10 Tie reading ofthe affidavits in support a
The British side Of the question.
nF-The building occupied by J.. w. Pettiu-
glll 4 Co., al East Cambridge, Mass for tha
manufacture OF sailors OILED clothing waR
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss $4,000
- Turkish General to Turkish Colonial
ColOnel, tne Gay alter Tomorrow Is pay
day. You VIII take care that to- "a orrow wa
nave warm enga genent.-[ Paris PAPER.
sIAn American named Bigger has been
arrested by police spy I'm the south OF
France for having callat praxidapt
Mahon an ass at a table dhote.
~ Ia the trial at Chicago of Prof. Pike for
me murder of y. y. Jones, OF the Religio
PhloSoDticdt JouIld', in March last, the Jury
rendered verdict ofacquittal on the ground
OF Insanity.
- II turns out that the"B l.. ". En- pos-
ters signed BLOOD" which so terrified the
Boston authorities during Lhe recent riots
ana occupied the police for many hours in
lie hight pulling u 5la down a. Incendiary,
were only an advertising dodge by the pub
uSner OF new OoOk called Blue fSloodD
TONED IL.
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DEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. a, Bulhnch street, Boston
Opposite Revere Honse.)

THE SCIENCE OF LIFE:
OR, SELF-PRESERVATIO
MORE THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
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March 31st, 1876.
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IS to Ssd
The author hs. returned from Europe in excellent
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street, Boston, Mass. H-RspHJfiean Journal An'n
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Hope nestled In the bottom Of Pandora's boz land
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By the Boston press, and the leading journals
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

By virtue of q deed OF trust, dated Septem- Ia
Der 18th, ID 1851, and duly recorded IN Liber NH
Il. E.. No Is, folio 81. one Of the land rec -X.8
ords loo the County Of Washington, ia the Dis;ricI
OF Columbia; and at the request in writing Of the
party secured thereby, viii sell az pubic auction
In front OF the premises, on MONDAY. the 18th
day OF August, at 81 O'Clock y. m, parts of Lott
Nee. and 70. In square No 49, In the city OF Wash
IDgton, District of Columbia, contain ed wi hin the
following metes and bounds: Beginning for tho same
at The 81 uheast corner Of said square aud running
therce north on 18th street eghtytwo So feel
and ten and one half (l0hD inches thence west
twenty lA) feet; thence south eightytwO 81 feet
and ten and One-haf fl0HD inche ;; IN sncs eat
twenty O) feet TO the beginning, together with tn
lmproyS ments thereon, Consisting vi a thrsestorg
Brick Dwelling and store.
And also, that part of the same Lot No. Is. begin
ming at the northeast corner thereof, and running
thence south on 18th street enty two 2l) feet aud
ten and one bali (l0hD inches, and extending back,
with the same width, one hundred feet the whole
depth of the lot.
Terms of sale: one-thirJ cash, and the residue IN
one and two years, W. idterest at efgat per
per anDum from the day Of sale, secured By the
notes 81 the pure and deed ~ trust upon tls
premises and also by . Icy of insurance. On the
building, the purchaser may pay all in cash his
option. A deposit of 100 on each parcel will be
required At the time of GALE III the terms Of sale
MT piled with within seven days sitter the day
OF SALE the Trustee Reserves the right resell the
premises At the cost Of the defsulting purchaser
conveyarciug at the cost Of the purch sser.
augl- dads WIN. j. MILLER. Trustee
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EVENING STAR.
a. hSbAr-.....Asxus, ., Iszz,
The War an Turtc,

I
| DLFEAr 90 rHE kUssIASs A. -,
| - ~ 80, e.et leieersm nom Consianf iooDi,
,s,-5 80 49, ne tor,e has Informed MinisssP
10y At mat n 4 about u complat, a., -, -
lhcations aud increase the garrfSo1 - 80
lpoi, Tie Porte adds hat N viii he 49, ~. -.
Seiena osIIlPoil against any attack. Oo-na1
Fashs telegraphed nom Pievna thai 90,
natia!lous Of Russian infantry aud eisi,t
Sguacrons 81 cavalry attacked Iova,Z a.,
t tl.slsA. Inc garrison al Lovatz having
~ 800 some cavalry nom Pleyna, rcpulSesf
the hlsSlans, who lost 80 Killed and f,sl
THouLaed. The repulse OF the Russians az
LoNatz, or in the imme A late vicinfty al co,,
nrnled ~ the daily Telegraph Lovatz a.
pstSn ana oy other specials. TIE Porte has
Thi,lsi AL Informed the English embassy
that after two days hard lighting al 4 ox-s9yy
lle russians suffered a severe defeat.
DEFEAT or fINE THOUSAND TURKlsH
CAVALRY.
Various specials state that ~, apSrs, ,,,,,
I've thousand Turkish cavalry afiacissg a..
Russians between LaScaor a ytllaTa ,.sa,
Plevna, and the river Resica. tn Russisns-
who occupied a fortified line, aud who pov,
outnumber The Turks, repul-ei them vritbo-s
difficulty, but masie no attempt 20 folloW az
The Grand Duke Nicholas does not visit n,
waste the energy OF his troops In partial en-
THE RUSSIANS CROSSING THE DASt-RF IN
LARGE NUMBERS.
ne vienna CORES pendent OF The London
Nt1s sayS; IL is stated that large Numbers
OF russian troops are crossing Tie Danube i'm
pontoons 20 The neighborhOod OF Turtukat
- NL'es oAu heaNy rain have swollen
the river ana make the attempt 10 throw n
urldec across hazardous. The Russian briiea
material, moreover, n altogether incomnleie-
Inc Two monitors IA Ken at NicopoliS arr now
ready for action. Il is believed thaf fhey
Will be directed against The TURKISH InonItrr
at Rustchuck, which is damaged and is SNORT
OF coal. 's
IRE RUSSIAN FORCE AROUND PIrVx.
The London NdHdud has the folloWIng sna
cial from bucharest Toe Russian f@,t,SS
around Plevna have been reinforced AMI
now number 10000. The ROumanian arny-
numbering 25.0po, which Is passing comm.
right OF this force"
MEN AND MONEY FOR TURKEY
The London DdtiU Nelcs' spec al from Alex
ancria reports that orders have been receiyr,,
al SUez - prepare Immediately for service
al available steamers. -Four viii leave sueL
to-day. Al Is supposed they viii embark
troops Tor Constsntiuople. The Negc,' Com
Slantinpple dispatch states that rsyulatfoDx
{ lncernlng the forced loan OF t01. C ia.Oll pias-
tres anu me formation OF civil gusri Tor
the capital have been published. The % IL
man subjects, without listlnctlon nnsf
participate I'm the loan. Men from twenty IN
ioriy years OF age viii be enrolled in the
civil guard.
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SHE KNEW HIS WHTsrLE.-That was q
touching incident, last week, az the death
ped OF Mrs. Gaylord. Her husband l. an en-
Heer on the Cincinnati road, and uuou
rea"ning Richmond found a dispatch an
nouhclng the failing strength Of his wife
Inc difilculty among the railroads made n
Impossible Tor him 10 get OIL. a second dis
patch arrived saying that she was sinking
last. II was then that he decided 20 run a
locomotive To Dayton. The dying wife,
sounds, listened for the familiar vvhtsfIS
which she knew he always gave as the signal
OF approach. The hours few fast and the
sdnus o. ne were running very swiftly; stu
she could not go without saying fare sell io
him. Al nightfall, when the sun had set
over her last day on earth, when the chill of
were falling, her ear caught the sound on MS
coming. She alone heard A. aud she said
"Will is coming; that is his whistle" And
Ne reached the bedside la time 10 receive her
dying message OF farewell Richmond I,,Tfs-
%, Hoie,sf
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTH, UNIFORMS

II
ONCE OF the BOARD, 4S2 Louisiana dp.,
WASHINGTON, ID. g.. July 81, ISL.
sesIed Proposals will be received at this Onice
unfi 10 a. m, WEDN sSDAY, 18th August, Is77
Department with tive hundred al fifty (25OD yards
BiUe bearn Cloth; thirty 1897 ysris blue Doeskin
Clothi tour hund ed 400 yards Blue Dress Cloth
anu nifty 500 yards Blue Yacht Clvth, all to be of
beet quality, Indigo Blue dye.
eea'ed PropOs Ais will be received at tina for
furnishing, to measure, Winter Uniforms for the
Pclce korce, consisting OF Oyercoats Of Blue Bearn
Cloth Frock Goats of Blue Yacht Cloth, Vests OF
either Blue Yacht Cloth or Blue Dress Clio IN, and
Pantaoons OF b ne Doeskn; material to be of best
quality, indigo blue dye, to be cut In accordance
with the "Regulations for Uniforms to be worn by
the Metropolitan Police Force" bids to be made
srrarai ely for each garment.
The dies for the buttons, the property OF the
Board v Ill be loaned TO the success nj bidder.
Sealed Proposals will be received at same time for
furnishing Two Hundred aud Sixteen (2l6) Hats for
Winter wear OF the Police Force
The quantities given are approximate only; the
quantities required may be more or less circum-
stances demand.
Mark enrelopss containius bids: respectively:
Proposal for Cloth" =. Proposal for Uniforms"
Proposal for Hats" as the case may be.
Samples must accompany bids.
tids.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
For further Information apply to Capt. BROCK,
Inspector NJ p, or to the Secretary Of tho Board,
this Office. BY order of the Board
jy3l,aug4sH 4. G. CURTIS, Secretary.
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CHANCERY BALE or VALUABLF RIA

e, District Of Columbia, pss.sd On tie ssh dsy1
OF June. 1877, In Chancery cause No. $3.50, tn~
which Kate MARI is plaintiff and Frank Barry il
deiendant, 1 viii seIl st public auction. upon the
August, ll7. Lott Of ground Numbered SO. rs, s
ana 10, IN james n. Lattas recorded Subdivision Of
square "a. These lots front both upon North a
street and Maryland svenue, within few stsIs Of
the Capitol grounds, lot 10 fronting the Dlblie
Terms Of sale: 0ns,fourth part Of the purchsss
mon Co., on the 6ay Of ' , Sr on the = S
in equal nstaimeats in 9, u and - month: from the
est from the day Of sale, secured 81 dsed q trua
upou the property sold. Tho purchseer 70 lay ~
pay for al convey sncinG In case Of oom Dlance
with the terms Of sale, tie property 70 y reeold q
the sc.s nd fss q the detailing purchases After
ALoNZo A. HARR, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
II a. wARNkB, Real Estate Au ctioneer.

Ii. WARNkB, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRusTEKs SALE or VALUABLE TAN.
pMkLhIsG; HoTsk On ne P si MMhan rs &
iSGToS AND q 6L i S i rssE rs Oh WASH
b. virtue Of q deed of trusI, dated the Nth -
thousand eight hundre and sixty o oDe. snd.G:k
re IN l. aiesr M H., No. IS, folio a:
e the highes, bidasr, on FRIDfY: the Iosh DAY q
ss 81 sus The
ID. @ and described in said deed as follows That
Is to ss s%g nsq parts e the lots
Snd IN Bss s a1d Sns . hpndred
making one lot fronting forty nine feet inchss
improvements thereon and all and singular the
rights hered'taments aud Appearances to the same
numbered one hundred and sixty three iS3J in aid
Bsis addition to Georgetown, with all and siagu-
is and apRurtenances to the same beions inS. the
. parcel. OF ground including ami being Intended
now occupied lanyard Also. ali ih tbss nis see
or parcel Of ground situated, lying and being in
lows that is to say Bssnnins at the end of forty
nire feet aud nine inch measured north on the
and running thence ON s,id line Of Washington
str, aor,h forty zine feet moe inches thence
twenty feet thence south and parallel sith the mrs
line forty nine feet and nine inches aud thence in
noludi, g The north parts If lots one hundred and
sl,ty;oLe and one hundred and sixty of BesII .
a dition to said Georgetown, being the dwelling
rouse aLu ertn ii1es " Ais AL and singular the
Implements, machinery AID steam engine now used
ana employed on said premises 49, together with
TIE materials, stock H. trade aud other personality
ot eVery nare and description On the premises
af"rrsad. and every part thereof that may be
.oMnd thereon at the eSecuti ~ If IN trust -
Terms OF sale: One fourth Of the purchase money
10 be paid In cash, (of which SI5j on each piece
must BE pad at the time of sale aud the residue in
equal sums, in six, twelve and eighteen months
win interest thereon at the per centum
per annum until paid, pay able half yearly the pur
Chaser TO give notes for the deferred payments to
De secured by deed of trust on the property sold
trustee 10y w. "
Mess otherwi se determined Mt the time of the
saIe the yard and machinery and pers nal prop
erty on the prein SEES will be s1l1 together aud the
therein.
The property will be sold subject to special i'm
proyement taxes.
All cOnveyancing will be at the cost of the pur.
chaser; and II the terms of sale are not complied
With within five days after the day of sale, the
iustee reserves the right to resell the property or
any part thereof, on five days public notice by two
or more insertions IN some newspaper printed aud
published In shngtOn, at the risk and cost of the
purchaser in default
The Tannery covers over 1900 square feet an d tn
Dwelling 500. A HYDE Trnstee
J. T. C0LBWELL, Salesman. jyi9-S,awsw
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctiOneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLEIMPRoyE
PROPERTY ON ROCK GEEK CHURCJ
ROAD, NEAR SOLDIERS' HOME. ID IL

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PROPE6T1 ON ROCK GEEK CHURCH
Road, NEAR SOLDIERS HOME, ID. y.
, BY virtue Of deed of trust to me, dated II
June 18th, A. ID. ISL, duly recorded in Liber faW
cords for the District Of Columbia, aud at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction. in front OF the premises, on FRI
DAY, August 2fth, ISL, at . clock d 10. the
following described tract of laud, lying in the coun-
" OF Washington, District OF Columbia. and
formerly part OF Thomas Browns land. situate ON
Rock Greek Church kosd, and beginning for the
said tract at an old boundary stone marked I, on
plat, accom- psnying deed from said Thomas Brown
in Liber j. A y. No. 2t6, folio 49, ct seq, one Of
the land records for said county and District bear
ing The description No. 5; thence running south SL
degrees west l09 chains; thence north 64L degrees
east 70 chains; thence north ~ degrees ives; 543
c. ans thence north Oh degrees west ~ chsips;
thence south S6zS degrees west 10 Is chains
thence south Es degrees west IA 81 chains; thence
Lortht fs degrees east LOS chains to the beginning
con'aining thirte.n and 40l00 acres, more or less
together ~ it'll the improv ements
Terms Of sale: One Thousand dollars cash, and the
balance In four equal yearly payments, " it'll inter
est at per centum per annum, secured by deed of
trust on the property sold. A deposit Of $500 re-
CURED OF the purchaser At the time OF sale and all
expenses at purchasers cost. Terms TO be complied
with within seven days.
This property has good front, on the public road
with fine vineyard, I'm good bearing order, aud Is
IN a good state Of cultivation. There are frame
houses the premises one of about rooms known
as the swine House, and the other with about 8
room also barn, &C., SO. -
W. M. SMITH, Salesman. sms3
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I 4. COLDWELL, Real Es.ate Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD.
ING LOT. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF VI ST.
ELTMEEN 2ATH AND 2JrH SIS. N0BrH
WEST.
BY virtue of . deed Of trust, dsted May sth 49,
A. ID. 1916, and duly recorded iu Liber No SIS ~
foiio US, one OF the land Jrts for the Dstrict
OF Column ia, and at the request Of the party secured
Their by, We will sell At public auction, in front OF
the premises, on FRIDAY, August 18TH, lS7l, at q
Clock m, all that pecs or parcel Of ground sit.
uaie Ia the city Of Washing on ID. O.. beng part OF
original il numbered four (4D, in Quare numbe red
twenty four 14E Beginning for the at poIul
IN the line OF North street one hundred and siNty
seven (l6b feet and three 80 inches from the south
eastern corner OF said square; thence running west
eighteen ISL feet and seven al inches, b. depth OF
ore hundred 1907 feet TO ten l0l foot alley, con
tanning -o3o1s square feet, more or less.
Terms: One-third cash; balance At 6, Y and IS
months with per cent interest, secured by q deed
OF trust; or all cash, al option Of the purchaser
deposit OF 81 at time Of sale and AL convey saciag
at purchasers cost.
BRAINAhD III. wABNER.l r.,
CHARLES T. DAVIS, hru''oes'