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BREVITIES.

Some one says old maids go by the
name of "wilted llies'' now. Probably
because years ago when certain young men
asked them, "Wilt thou?" they wilted
not.
The New York Central Railroad Com
pany, in making experiments TO ascertain
how long locomotive can run without re-
pairs, with due regard to economy, has
found that one ran 10000 miles in eleven
months without going into repair shop.
"A pigeon alighted the other day on the
minute hand of church tower clock in
Pittsburg, Pa, and remained there, we'll
pleased with the motion II received at every
tick, until it reached the hour hand, and
the pressure in a few minutes squeezed 1t
TO death.
There is a man now living in Lodi,
Medina county, o., lis years old last April,
in good health, able to walk out of doors
and making his own garden till three years
ago. This remarkable person was the lion
of the day at the Fourth of July celebra-
tion at Akron last year.
There had been heavy thunderstorm,
and the parched earth and wilted vegeta-
should think the plants would whisper to
each other how delicious it was," he ex-
claimed, enthusiastically. "Yes," said she,
"all but the onions, they wouldn't be like
ly TO whisper with snch breath"
-Looking-glasses superior to those back
ed with mercury TO give them rejecting
power are made in st. Louis. A solution
onntaininT nil of ailpaF and
some other ingredients is floated over the
glass, and when the solution settles and
drys-a matter of a few minutes-the work
is complete. Clearness of reflection and an
ability to stand a greater degree OF heat are
two points of superiority over the old
style of glasses.
A man named Uriah Saunders has just
died at Kingston, N. Y, who is said to
have been engaged in five hundred law
suits-mostly petty ones. With one neigh
Dor he had sixty-nine-mostly for trespass.
But the crowning glory of his life was his
suit with one Harper, whom he called
"Bob," and whom he said on his death
bed he was going to meet and renew with
him the battle left unfinished here for lack
of time. The suit was commenced twenty
years ago and was twice near coming to
trial. The last time it was prevented by the
drowning of Harper.
Brick Pomeroy is lecturing in Texas.
AT Sherman he remarked of the local pa
per, the Register, that he cared nothing for
its criticism, since he ''could walk outside
OF It's circulation In half an hour" The
Register playfully retortcd; 1--WE have no
doubt that Brick is swirl Of foot. He had
that reputation during the war, especially
while on the back track. We doubt, how
ever, whether II he should walk at 24O
speed from now through all the ages OF
eternity he could ever reach the plane of
decency and responsibility" Mr.. Pome-
roy is thus placed at disadvantage. If he
says anything more he will have TO shoot
and he does not shoot.
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vain, sir" She was smiling now. "You
should know when a woman loves q man
il is of grace and not Of works, anyhow,
john" she added, turning TO him, as If
contrasting his slight figure with Bob's fine
physique, "Mr. Witbers doesn't wear
shoulder pads" with that parting shot
she disappeared into the diuing-room, in a
moment reappearing, to say: "Mr. With
ers, you may forgive them If you want to-.
I'm by no means sure that ! shall.-And
now go to bed all Of you, and don't be keep
ing us awake"
There was an awkward silence for few
moments. Then John said:
"I don't ask your pal don, Mr.. Wilhers,
because l meant to succeed, and I'm sorry
l didn't. But / know when I'm beaten,
and you reed expect no further opposition
from me. Lets go TO bed" EdOdrd Bel
fanny Ia Appleton's Journal.
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NO. 30.

may have "dnner for one franc with wine,
bread at discretion" Rat flesh is not bad
eating, at least so say those who have tried
It, our knowledge in the matter being linn
tied. 1t Is delicate, white, finn, tastes like
chicken, and in China the soup made from
1t is considered equal 10 our well known
ox-tail. In the Celestial Kingdom rats are
worth two dollars per dozen. Tn the West
Indies the rats exist in enormous numbers
on the sugar plantations, and work great
damage by gnawing the growing sugar
cane. Each plantation has its official rat
catcher, who is paid by piecework, that Is,
so much dozen for tails brought in.
The credit OF suggesting the most extern
siye utilization Of rats is due to Mr.. p. L.
Simmonds, who has lately printed an adj
mirable work on these and other undevel-
opod sources Of profit-from which we have
drawn many of the curious facts above Civ
eu.-jScientiGc American
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BRATTLEBORO
B uatMeaa DttFrtnrp.

Vdme, Business and Location ofthe leading
Business Houses in Brdttte6OrO.
tF CUT THIS OUT FOR REVERENCE.
Agricultural implements.
@. r. THOMPSON 4 CO, williston's Stone Block.
WOOD MARSHALL, Exchange Block Main st.
b. A. CLARK, Tyler's Block.
Booksellers and statiOners.
CHENEY CLAPP, 6 Crosby Block.
F. G. EDWARDS Van Doorn's Block.
j. SrEEN, opposite Brooks House.
Boots and Shoes.
c. W. SMITH, Rays Block, Main street.
Carpets.
CT. BROWN, Marshall Esterbrooks block, Main st.
o. ]. PRATT, Granite Block
j. RETTIEG SON, High St., next Brooks House.
Cement Drain Pipe.
wM. A. PELLET, manf'r and contractor for laying.
Chamber Sets.
C.L BROWN, Marshall 4 Esterbrooks block, Main st.
RETTING son, High St., next Brooks House.
CIOthiers.
F. S. BRACKETT Il CO., h Granite Row.
PRATT, WRIGHT CO., Granite Row, Main st.
CHAS. J. ROOT, Brooks House corner.
+. A. WHITNEY, No. 4 Granite Row.
Coal.
F. BARRows, office with P. Barrows.
A. J. GLEASON, with A. V. Cox Co.
COINS and Caskets.
c. L. BROWN, Marshall & Esterbrook's block, Main ST.
COntractOrs ana Buti0efes
]. A. CHURCH, Flat St.
CrOckery and Glass Ware.
FRANK G. HOWE, door north Main st. bridge.
NJ I. VAN DOORN SON, Crosby Block.
Dentistry.
DIR. G. s. CLARK, over Pratt, Wright Co.'s store.
Dining Rooms.
J. NJ. BARBER, No. Market Block, Elliot st.
+. L. COOPER, door south o. J. Pratt's store.
r.. A. WEBER, Main Street, opp. Revere House.
Doors, sash and Blinds.
b. CLARK, Tyler's Block.
C. +. THOMPSON Il CO., williston's Stone Block.
Drusgists.
J. W. GREGG, Main Street, opposite High.
/. N. THORN CO., Crosby Block.
II. g. WILLARD CO., Brooks House.
Dry Goods.
P. BARRows, Main St., opposite Brooks House.
o. ]. PRATT, Granite Block.
FertiIiEers.
c. F. THOMPSON Il CO., willistons Stone Block.
Furniture.
C.L. BROWN, Marshall Esterbrook's bloch, Main st.
J. RErTING SON, High St., next Brooks House.
Groceries.
A. c. DAVENPORT, Crosby Block.
j. W. FROST CO., Crosby Block.
FRANK g. HOWE, door north Main St. bridge.
@. L. PIPER, corner Canal and South Main Sts
A. J. sIMoNDs, Exchange Block, Main St.
MARTIN SCOTT 4 SON, Thompson 4 Rangers BIk.
G. F. THOMPSON L CO., wiIliston's stone Bloch.
Hardware, IRON and Steel.
B. A. CLARK Tyler's Block.
c. +. THOMPSON L CO., williston's Stone Block.
Harness Makers.
HEUsTIs BURNAP, Main St.
Ice Cream Rooms.
E. L. COOPER, door south o. J. Pratts store.
Insurance Agents.
ALBERT BALDWIN, Thompson Rangers Block.
CUDWORTH CHILDs, Room No. 10 Crosby Block.
JENNIE SHERMAN, Thompson Rangers Block.
MOODY HOWE, Savings Bank Block.
Jewellers.
RANGER 4, TuOAEpcON gnranito
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Miscellany.
Lines

Lines
srRArroN OF wILLIAMsvILLE, VT, ON THE L
DEATH OF THEIR MuoH-LovrD DAUGHTER, IDA
Weary mourners, cease thy weeping;
Shed no more the bitter tear
For the loved one that is sleeping
sweetly in her casket here.
Though thy hearts are filed with anguish,
weuldst thou have the freed one stay
Where her gentle soul might languish,
Where the burning tear might stray7
Know'st thou not that angel voices
Called her spirit from the earth7
That in heaven II now rejoices
In its bright, immortal birth7
Mother, mother, tender moiheri
Raise thy thoughts to God above;
Yield her calmly to another
Yield her to a saviours love.
Thou hast guarded her in childhood
with fond, unceasing care;
Thou hast guarded her in womanhood
Breathing oft mothers prayer.
Gentle father! well thou weepcst;
Dear the lost one was to thee.
Though in death the loved one sleepest,
Yet her blissful soul IL free.
Grieve no more at morn or even;
Let the tear-drop cease to flow;
Thy dear child was called to heaven
Calmly let the angel go.
Brotberl sister Ida loved thee
with deep and holy love,
And her spirit soon will greet thee
In that brighter home above.
Though we miss our darling Ida
so much more than words can tell.
Yet in love our Father took her,
And "He doetb all things WELL"
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6k00 REWARD will be paid for "a
YVVV bottle Of any other Extract or
Essence Of Ginger n found 60 equal In
fine hsvOr, purity, and prompt medicinal
effect sanfOrd's Jamaica Ginger. SAM
pies free at all Druggists and GrOcers.
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wRrrrES ron THE VERMONT PuGS11.

ron THE VERMONT PHGSI1.
After.
After the golden sunrise
Comes on the heated noon
After the sunset glory
Rises the summer moon.
After the storm, the rainbow;
After the snow, the flowers;
Brighter the forest verdure
After the summer showers.
After the days Of childhood
Followeth manhood's primo.
Winged are the noiseless sandals
OF our jailor, Time.
After old age claims us,
And By years opprest,
After the shAdowy river
Enter we into rest.
After the days OF darkness
Follows a time of light,
Even fair and heavenly,
After this earthly night
MAUD MERIDI1
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VOL. Xiv.
The Vermont Phoenix.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY by
FISENCII 81 STEDDIAN.
Once No. Granite Row, Main Street,
BRATTLEDoRo, VT.

TERMs,-Tos single subscribers, by mail, S225 per
annum In advance; in clubs, S2OO. When not paid
in advance, SOC additional, per year. will be charged.
RATES OF ADVERTISING made known on application.
Births, Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis Obtu-
airy Notices or Resolutions Cards Of Thanks, &c. 10c
per line of ten words.
o. l.. French. d. b. SrEDMAN.
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Pod & Belding Plants, h. Es2.4 a.:ss. !.sn

" - UOWVHNHy3 HNNHHUDy The Ufeen-
house every day. Also full assortment Of Flower
aAd Vegetable seeds, for sale at the lowest
rates. l. n. THORN SON. 70
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DISEASES OF THE STOMACH,

DyspePsfG, FFdiHTeMcy, SIHggisb Diges-
ton, want Of Tone aud .scIiSify iH
the Stomach aud BOEeIs, OPP
PreHiOH after Rating, Rts-
ing OfFOOd, aud Sfmi-
Tar ,IiInsemfs.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

Is prepared from the true Jamaica Ginger combined
with choice aromatics and genuine French Brandy,
and is vastly superior to every other Extract or Es-
sence Of Ginger before the public, all of which are
prepared with alcohol by the old process 1t instantly
relieves
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DISEASES OF THE BOWELS,

Cholera, Cholera JHOrbHs, Cramps aud
Pains, CArOHie DiGrrhGa, Dysem-
terry aud Cholera InTdMfmm,
DfdrrhGd fn TeeIhing,
aud all SHDsner
Complaint.
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tors, Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-07-27
CHILLS AND FEVERS,

Colds aud ChiIIs, Fererish Sys,pfoDss,
Pains iH the Bones, Catarrhal
SyS'PfOHIs, RheHnGfic s. .N'eH-
rdIgio SyssPfODss, SOreHeD
aud Pains la fhe .Nns-
cIcs aud joints.
Elegantly favored, purely medicinal It should be in
every family, on board every ship, and the constant
companion Of every traveller. 1t utterly surpasses
all the common household remedies in the cure of
ailments Of sudden and often fatal termination. Ask
for sANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER, the only genuine
preparation of Jamaica Ginger, Choice Aromatcs and
French Brandy.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Grocers
and Dealers in Medicine Price, so cents. Dealers
should purchase original packages of dozen to OBJ
tain the trial bottles for free distribution. WEEKS
POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists
Boston,
Evening star., 1877-10-18
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
" TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
NORTH, WEST. NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST
June 24th, 1877.
An. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
&a&O-baltmore and Way Stations
t.tS-baitlrnore, Annapolis and Way otattors
Point OF aocSs and Way Stations, via Be
7:so-White sulphur . Valley Spring, Express,
Wae nes no s,ops between Washington and
T:Sa-'St. Louis Cincinnati, Ohioa.o and Pitts.
burg Express. tHsGerstowo sxosrt Sun
SOC Baltimore Express.
s:lO-Piedmonf, Strasburg, Winchester, Haxerv-
town, Point OF Rocks and Way Stations
e:5o-New nork, Phiiadeiphis, Boston and Balt1
s:O0-'Baltnlore and Way Stations. fon SUNDAY
oonnec,s for AunsponsJ
i9:oo-Baitimore Ex Press.
is;ie-sa:tlnore, rllicott CITY. Annapolis and wsy
I:so-New York and Philaaelphia, Balt,rno-e m.
press ION Sunday 20 Baltimore only, STOP
ping At all stations and connects for Fred
r:3O-Baitiinore and Fay sts,tons
z:30-Baltimore and Laurel Express. Dtops At
Blsdensburg. Frederick, via kslay.
I:3S-Point of Rocks, Frederick, HaSerstovn,
Winchester and Way Stations.
0-'Baltmore, Annapolis and Way Stations
S:So-'Phiatelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore. Pas
sengers for Norfolk taken In the cars d.
S:4S--Chicseo and Columbus Express win.
chester ana Hagerstown, except SundayJ
J:30-,BaltmoTe Express.
1:33-'Baltimore and Way Stations.
e:00-POnt of Rocks and Way Stations, Metro
g:2s-sst LouIs, Oincinnsti, Pittsburs Express.
'0:OO-rNew York, 2 hilsc phia and Baltimore Ak
--Da,y Other trains daily, EXCEPT Sunday,
Evening star., 1877-10-18
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
flUNCANSON BIOS, auctioneers.

nUNCANsON BIOS, auctionesrs.
Trustees SALE or TwosToRy rs.yF
AND BBICk BASEMENT BRIGk H0USE:
tLso. VACANT LOT ON II STREET, NEAa
18Th sTHEEr NoKra%Esr. .isS
TNO-sTORY BRICK House on DEFRyEs
I1oL sTREETS.
BY virtue Of deed of trust given to IA, and -
duly recorded in lifer y IS fo!io no onA OF 80
The ia records fer Washing Rton county, Dis -
riot Of Columbia, and by request Of the parties
cured thereby, We viii s.li On FRIDAY, the 26th
gay ~ october, A. ID. lS7, at public auctiou, in
front OF the premi.es, at cI ok p. all Of Lots
two and three Of MuTphy n @ IshinCs subdivision Of
square numbered one hundred and thirty three, to-
getier with I'M mpToyemeDt-, sppurtenances aud her.
edltsments to same belonging or otherwise appur-
tainIDg
Also,
BY virtue Of the same deed Of trust, we will sell
In front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, the 2Sth
numt cred sixty three, of Alex snder r. snepherd's
SUBDIVISION OF square numbered six hundred and
twenty three, together with all the improvem ants
appurtenances, and Entertainments to the same be-
longing or otherwise appertaining.
Terms OF sale: The amount Of indebtedness Sc
cured by this deed of trust and peuses Of
gale, and taxes, In cash, the balance at and Il
months for which the notes Of the or pur.
cured by deed OF trust on the property shall be
taken. adep0sit of $3.50 will be required of the
purchaser at time of sale. All convey cost
OF puI Chaser or purchasers If the terms of sale
not complied with by the purchaser of any Of the
above property, within seven days from day of sale
the reserve the rigHt t. resell the property
upon hlch default is made at the risk and set of
the defaunlng pure aser, after giving five days
tice of such resale. An abstract of tns property
Will be shown at the sale.
yAaESF r. w0LLARD, tr,r.,aas
REGINALD FENDaLL, { 4iu''o''
n B-A part OF the incumtrance can remain if
the purchaser desires. ocI5
Evening star., 1877-10-18
1877 GREAT 1877
PENNS III VANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SpLsu6id Scenery, HdQniNcent Tcuipn,enE

OCTOBER 1,1s71.
rRAiEs LHAyE WASHINGTOn, fron De,cs,
oornsr OF Sixth and b streets, as follows:
Fer Pitsrnrs and the est, 10:1 q. daily, with
Pittsburg 70 Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago;
!;tO P m daily, with Palace Gar to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandsisus, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
and the North, S:!3 .. N. daily, except sunday,
Palace tSeGs Tof aTSas Eoss E,ss
For New Yqrk aud the Eset, s:ss ,. m. daily, with
Ss1s ds, i R
Tor New YOrk and the East, S:2S .. 70 and 1 80 D.
r., daily except sunday with slespins Cars fro-a
all through trains connec: at Jersey City with
boats Of Brook IN Annex, atf0rtiug direct trans.
ter 70 FultoG street, Avoiding double ferriage
For Philadel phla, e:2S O. Sad I:Jc p. daily,
except Sunday, aud $50 and 9:sS 9. IA. daily
Limited Express, ~ o Am. daily except sunday
Accommodation tor Baltimore. 50 .. m, and A:se Q
p. daily, ercept Sunday.
For Pope's Greek Line, 65j q. NJ. and &:So .. Rn
Tor Annapolis, q SIS g. 70. and <:9o .. q. daily, ex.
ALs3PANpRfik ss3Pi fdDffi pDfRffikABDrgEpEKIoKsBUge RAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
Eor aieIandria, 8, ,, g, $40, lo,1la.m.,I, Ia,
s:ao,s 30, p N. On Sunday st 81 a. 10. and
For the south Via Sichmond, I:sS O. m, daily; s:3S
Train. K; leave I 2leIanirs for Washington, s,r,sIe
z-x in Sunday st so and 10 a m. and nd .. M NJ
Tickets, information, sleeping aud parlor car 90
oou1noda.ons fnn DO procured at the Offices north
northeast OF Sixth street ssd Pennsy.
vsnia avenue AID at the pot where orders can be
len for the checking OF baggage 10 destination frc1
p. vARaER, asnersI Passenger Agent.
TRAEK THOMSON. Gensrsl Manager. ies
Evening star., 1877-10-18
DIED.


,staNPbELL. On Tuesday, the I7th Of Octobsr,
le'. Al The residence OF h-r sister. Miss Chariotts
2aeti, Mrs. NARLA R. relict ~ Judge Samuel
amp s-i!r I NrN Work. aged sj years
lhe funeral wlltfake place az st Patrick q church
tuly invited.
CHEEKS. ON Wednesday evening October Inn.
-, Al ll.ts q ma LCCf A, beloved wife OF r. q.
rn- funeral win take place from her late rss,
dehoe, ho sSs stre- northwest. al ten o cl,ck A
M, fTicay, october lyta. FrIelds and acgux.at-
aaces are invited 20 attend.
DENHAM; Suddenly, on ruesily. October Isth.
ID :, al NV YORK, MARf A., vile ~ d.. ". DEN
tuEersl service az her late residence No. IolIH
2.
HARPER. On Wednesday, October H. lSy7 NJ
- y m oity phod fever, hev. ZkCHARIAH WoRra
HAkfEk, Ia tie ; IN of his age.
Relatives and frieods Invited 70 attend hfs
Tuner from MS late residence, SO llOl Tth street
e9utheast, On Friday, ITO morrow , at O'clock n
M. lbecsburg pa pers please copy.
hUbTL- In Georgetown o. on the morning OF ths
loth OF october, l'l1, Lieutenant Col mel JOHN n
htkIz, Y. :. Corps OF Engineers, in the sth year
Funeral from Christ Church, Georgetown, on Sat-
urday, - instant, at 81 o. m Pail bearers pesos
meet punctualy At - IN, At the house of Prof .
a. h0urse, Gieen and stOddard streets, Georse-
town.
IClhER On Wednesday, October 7th. lS7Y
nrs fENToN ;. cAER, beloved wife OF W IN n
lcker, IN the 5sth bear Of her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are res ,tful.
~ invited 70 attend the funeral on Friday pctober
Isth, st2 D. m, from No. 51l NJ street s5ush vest.
Evening star., 1877-10-18
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auotioueer.

TBgSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE NEA2 HYATrSV,LLE, LO-
GATED DIRECTLY ON TdE WASHINGTON
BRANCH OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
KhlLEOhD: AND DIVIDED INTO CHOICE
for Prince Georges county, a court of 1Y
equity, the undersigned, trustee will offer SmA
AT pubic sale on the premises, on TUESDAY, Oct.
23, l5!7, at 10 30 clock (f fair ii not, the
next iair day thereafter vsuable trace OF land,
containing - acres, Of h,ch the ate Benz. Fenaer
died seized and possessed.
This prop rty l. bounded oo one side by the Wash
Dgton branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railr Jad,
and within u few yards OF the railroad depot at
HyatisslIle, within ie0 minutes travel by rail t.
the Capitol oi the United States. TheEe is part
Of this land q small but comfortable DIV SLING house
The Trustee has had the property divided and laid
on into villa Lots sites 10 suit pure Of large
or email means no may wish TO purchase with O
view OF building thereon, aDd offers very inviting
opportunity for those wishing AXE such invest
yards Of the Blsdensburg depot and in the ,d
nelgIborhood OF the Spa Springs at Bladensburz.
Tne terms OF sale o. prescribed by the decree
A cash payment of 500 on the day of sale, and the
residue of the pure hase m ney to be paid in equal
insteiments at twelve AMI eighteen tts from the
day Of SALE the deferred paym 5nts to be secured by
the bonds of the purchas with security TO be ap
proved by the Trustee, bearing interest from the day
OF sale. Upon the payment OF the pIrchass )ney
and interest," the Trustee is anthDriZ to convey the
There will be exhibited on the day Of sale plat of
the land and building lots into which it IL divided
and the property will be offered first a whole, and
II not sold will be offered in lots lsi off. The
plat OF said property may be seen at O;e. Those
wishing TO purchase are invited to examine the
c. C. MAGRUOER, Trustee,
oct4 2awts Upper Marlboro, Nd.
Evening star., 1877-10-18
slUNCANsOs BIOS, Auctionoes.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PgoP.
ERTI

D. virtue of deed Of trust dated ctober -
llth, a. ID. 1869, and duly recorded IN Liber an
aud X, No Is, fo.io leo, of the land records for A
Washington county in the District o! & JluD bis !,
ana by direction Of the holder Of the notes. ili
sell at public sale, on WEDNESDAY, the Jlst Day
of October, A. ID. lT7, st 4 3O clock .. IN Ia
front OF tie prcnises, the fol1 sin piece
or parcel OF ground, in square six huniref and
eighty six loe6) Ia the city OF Washington, ia the
District Of Colunoia being para OF lots one,u two
90 and seventeen in SAID squsre beginning for
the same at the distance Of seventy seven III feet
B street, and running with said street nfly sOl
feet; thence north line parallel the west ii ne
Of said lot No. J. IN said square No 6S6 on hundred
aud hin tlyD .ert TO the of twelve.
feet alley thence east. line parallel with sa,d
North street, fifty l50l fee thence south one
dred and e rty seven AL feet to the place OF begin
ming.
T6is property is Iocstei in . very desirable and
Terms of sale: One third OF the purchase mn nav
10 be CASH the bAiancs in eQuN payments az six
tseye and eiRhteen months for VII lch the notes ~
the pure bearag interest from the Az of sale
i'll bs taken, secured by deed of trusf eoa the
premises; the purchaser having the option 70 pss
The whole OF the pure hass moaey ia cash Terms ~
sale TO be fully complied Win witnin syy-a cays
aer TIE DAY 0f sa.e other sise the
.he right to resell ths property at the risk Of
arst purchaser after one week notice. Ali convey.
~ ,9c;s & and expense At cost Of purchaser deposit
octH EDWARD III. BRO w, Trustee.
Evening star., 1877-10-18
We had li;ile policy.
II was OGI JOY and pT.lP,
OhiO went and sat ul II.
And 80 3D. early died.
Gone 10 meet Andrew Johnson.

~ The Rev. I. A. Esgleism. NJ. A, a pro-
lessor AT Worcester college. oxford. has Z 1n,,
over 10 the Catholic churcn.
e. II you mean % be a ma. .~ Tatleyrant
Is alleged 10 have said % al tuat time
young Theirs. have pleaty OF eIemies.r
FF-An entire square in th.t town or clam
Lake, Mich, was destroyed b. ure Monday,
Loss Sio .O0o, insured Tor -l5u1l.
a. According % the Frss Prev An eNaspt-
raleG one legged DeirOlter finally told per
sistcntly tnquIsitivs mau that he lost nls
leg on the election.
g. Treasurer Preston and Director Rose.
ol Tue suspended Loan and Trust Cpmpany
az Paterson n J., Were arraignet saturday
Tor emOczzllng the fands OF the BANK.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

the Clerks Once Of the supreme Court Of the Dis
triet Of ooiumbs aud to me dreotsd. win sell st
said District, on THURSDAY. the ASH day Of
October lN, at I9 O'clock a.. al the right, titie,
In and 70 the following described pro perty, Wit
The west half Of lot 30 square S., Ashington city,
d. O., together with all sad sin gular the I'm
ments thereon, seized and levied upon the pro
erty OF Noble RednAn TO ssusty execution at Law
No. Is 53. In favor Of William coleman. nae OF
FREDK DOUGLASS, U. 9. Marsh DO.
y0HH SHERMAN Auctioneer. Adj