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done az school 10 aid in the formation q, man
ners for example, there IL no such hinsr,ncs
80 X 90 mal4ners as business and pretencaN
t .na. ~ an uncoLtrolabie and restless deSir.
10 produce the impression that You are Sosns
.nn,EHE ptDer. II not better, than ynur natural
of Nv, BUSINESS nd pre;ence, the absence,
o,ar rWpueN Stiffness and humility" are an
Yer the Country the curse az 0iTI's Scboois
$500 en II reaches Its iast limits In the CITY hteh
on""s - Sirret-car fuU NJ the oder Girls OF
vnt ct these lrStitpti0nS over dressed % 80 o.,
ahe NOTICE of the passengers taIktn,, {, 81 i ,us
a. th my voices, confident 10 the last a, ,,rss
nn nv power OF their own att-activenesI 10
noiant OF What reserve means an, a,, - 10
mat every word they saw shoylS %s , aiAsons
EVERYBODY within ten rods is rerl,ans aau ~
iii1atton sSctacle ol the Kind a. our civ
Inna,ioil presents, because IL indicates the ah
sehce ol all moral and social training frnn, a.,
iIiosl important seats OF education W., ba,.s
pt. tne looI 9i ne eNi as well rs the evil Itself
~ pe ioInu IN large number OF our cirl's
schooiS. The daily attempt in which 20 M py
feehgased To cover ground thai cannof -
ooreieu, 10 MAKE show of instruction which
cSI NOT DE gwen. and which teachers and M,
ptis Know Is not given, and which has no real
duaptatlon 10 the practical needs of life which
Every girl secretly intends 10 forget as soon az
ne IS married, naturally creates an atmoS
pneIe oil sham in which good manners cannot
sion. OF can only grow in rare natures M
", Moihan manners are good II she is not sim
PIE, ana she cannot be simpje after nsSSin,
ONE OF her best years in TRYING In innoSa ~,
i, opie as the poSSessor OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS
which she really does not possess. NV
one ol the conmonest defects of ,vo mani,
domestic manners is as rryards ,,r,,,i' a.
moierate clrcnmsta noes. sort OF IA so 81 ,m.,
ABOUT their mode of life. Not one ~ the,, io
a hanored has been prepared by trlinin@ -
meet any King in the shape ~ an unsXpae,ag
visit or Intrusion With cheerful c0urf tSy or
even calm for'itude. On the contrary tha
chool influence. IN nine cases out of zen has
helped 10 give 10 the discovery bv a stranlar
that they do not always dress and eat as thew
eem TO Go on gala davs, the air OF a calamily
when The strongest natures cannot b. expect,
ed TO reSiSi- The result has been. bath m rha
United Stases and in England almost 10 ex
tmGuish simple and informal hospitality. An
average woman, among plain people. l. crushed
by friend dropping uleXpec;e.ly in ~ a
meal, and sits At the table IN silent aud tint
tered pain, whereas her education ought 10
have prepared BE TO meet such crisis wi,hs
smiling front, Il moi with positive eniaymrni
Part of the drill of every school ought IL be
the reception by wife in an Old gov n "A A
dinner of corn beef and cabbage, of an un-
looked Tor guest. tlCUgAtieSsly brought home
by a reckless husband
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest, West
and Southwest.

National Route and Short Line to the
and Southwest.
TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 8. 1873
LEAVE WASHIN6TON:
n sanSas ,Rs H3ssSs
Junction, 5sssap's; hanover saa En- kldss:
snd way ss1 "a sss:y Hase''
$40 a. m.-Point Of Rocks, Cranberry, strasburg,
o Mincnester, Hagerstoyn, and Way Stations.
Pares Sar to Ss% Y eaa
ass PhadsP IONS st0Ps f. Saneon
ton. PuIlman Car to Cincinnati daily. Graf
500 2; Non Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
1o:Go van m;.-Balt,more E.nress. stous At Ria.
densburg, Betsyille, Laurel. Annapolis juno
ton. Jessup,s and HANOVER. , ~
1910 2; m.-Baltimore, Annapolis. Elicott City
tl:3O p. m.-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express. On Sundays to Baltimore only. stop
$50 8. m.-Bsitimore. B iadensburg, and Laurel
Express. frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap-
t4:s5 p ~. m."Pont Of Rocks. Frederick. Hagers-
town, Winchester and Way Stations. On Sun
It s sad WsS s
$50 p. m.-Philadelphia. Norfolk and Baltimore
senoers taken in the Cars directto Boat at Can
It t9 sc Stop At BE- BlaaensbuIg and Lau,s
t7:l5 p. m.-Chicago and Columbus Express.
Sleeping Cars TO Chicago.
1925 p; m.-Sr. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pit,sburg Express. Pittsburg, except Sunday.
1880 p. NEW York, Philadelphia and Balti-
sPeeiai Sleeping Car 70 P I1i, s,,.
AL trains stop at Relay Station. le1O
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HRUEpNp E.sEs

Does Mr. kearney ever think what . price
less boon he could confer Oh this Unhanpy
country, how he could wear the efernIi v,tti-
tude Of his suffering "oun-rymen if IL. would
chiy make an cEoft auG iiye MS poor mou'h a
holiday?
We do not wish needleSSly To create bad
feeling or serious trouble between his country
and England; but is il, can il We true thai Dis
raeii actually paid out OF his own pocket for
he bra Bands that spontaneously welcomed
him home?
- Edison has worn his head nearly bald Try
ing 10 invent machine that would Calculate
with some kind OF accuracy the difference be
tween the weight oi fish when ii is first taken
out OF the water ani when il gets il : The
newspapers. 1t KANT be did.
III Nou have = pastor who has a plpzzo
soprano voice, and quotes the golden -ult.
chew diew unto others as yew would that
others should dew unchew yew," Law Tor him
with club at every opportunity. That kind
OF man is always bent on some kind Of devil
Try
What is your trade?" one Of his auditors
suddenly asked kearney Me thrada? me
thrade is it," responded the aStounded work
ingman, and then, turning appealingly to hi,
secretary, Browne. ye born diyil ye, fwhat in
thunder as me thradt9''
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ATThere ought to be just now a solid north
solid in sympathy and aid for the fever

"There ought to be just now solid north
solid in sympathy and aid for the fever
afflicted south.-lN Y. Post.
Es-The scul race between Riley and Ken
nedy, at Scipio, New York, yesterday was
won by Riley by four lengths in 20:43
As-Nictor Hugo's definition of Paradise:
=" The parents always young and the children
always little"
6-The proper time for girl to marry is
after she has counted up her cash, and found
that she can support herself in case her hus-
band turns politician.-GD Detroit Free Press.
As-The hotel register doesn't require any
fuel.-t PhiId. Bulletin. No; and IL it did We
could send for some greenbackers. They
seem to be the most COMPOUNDED fuels in the
country.-IG Graphic.
AJ-Wm. Murphy has been nominated for
the mayoralty by the greenback party OF
Wilmington, Del. The election takes place on
Wednesday next.
Es- An Austrian general has been credited
with the witty remark that his countrymen
went into Bosnia to occupy il, and are likely
D be occupied.
RIA sister of Sam Bass, residing in In
diana, has written to the sheriff of Williamson
county, Texas, asking if her brother, the dis
tiDguiShed desperate, really did say he was
going to hell An affirmative reply was given.
IS a little boy from New York went into
the country visiting. He had a bowl of bread
and milk. He tasted il, and then hesitated
moment, when his mother asked him if he
didn't like it, to which he replied, smacking
his lips: Yes, ma; was Wishing our milk
man would keep cow
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DIED

DURHAM. On the morning OF August 30th.
1873, RACHEL DURHAM, In the twentieth year or
her age.
her funeral will take from the Union Bethel
Church, on SuDday, Sept ember LIST, at three o'cl'k.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
GROSH. In Rlan township, Perry county, Pa.
August 26th, 1878. In the 9Th year OF b age, X.
FRANK 6RosH, son OF the late DIR. Il. r. Grosh.
anc nephew of Rev. A. Il. Grosh, OF this city.
HARDING. August 81, 1878, KATE j., wife
OF {. L. haIding.
Funeral will take place from % street north
east, on Monday, September 3D. at three y. ma.
HOGAN. On the 3lst of August, 1873 THOMAS,
son of John and Mary Hogan, aged years and 4
mcnths.
Friends and aCquai in tsnces are invited % attend
his eIal from the residence OF his father, 729
Eleventh. street southeast, Oh Monday, Septsmber
I'd, 1T three O'Clock p m.
WILSON. On the 3lst OF August 1873, al six
O'Clock m, MARn ASN 9ny daas a de on Z. Z.
The funeral will take place n the residence of her
parents, No. 442 ii strt ct northwest Sunday, Sep
tsinber 1 II pm.
rRaliimcre papers please COPY
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WHEN WE WERE CHTyDRFy

Have you forgotten. lit wife.
cur II -of childhooi's golden iifsy
Ouf splepdid castles CL Tie So nds
ihe beat made with my OWL hands,
u The ain that caught us in the wood.
: ne CAKES we hae VIXEN we were ScCi
x uMe uolt broke aud made YOU cry
"hen we were children, you spc /.
nav Have you forgot N, III, lie wife.
re re otN lirC OF that other lifea
yr nS sIAnge new light the whole world vors
nen NE iose's perfso. b., som bore.
Inc Inc Ne ms we hs ,: 'fe tongs we made,
Il ne scpsbine' and the woven sbs is'
IL ne tears OF many q sad goc1-bre
" Heh We were pal ed. you and 1.
a q, nsy your loving he--t / know
hememters Still the long aro;
Il Is the light of chtirhcod's dsys
ihst SHINES through al your winning WAYS,
rod grant We meier forget our youth.
Is innocence, aDG faith, and truth,
The smiles, the Il ara, a'd hopes gone BY
hen We were children, you and l.
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1910 GREAT 1910
1910 PENNSYLVANIA 1910
ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
JUNE 10TH, 1878.

JUNE 10TH, 1878.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
For Pttsburg and the West 10: 10 a. IN. daily with
Parlor Car TO pittsburg and Sleeping Cars from
PittSburg to Cincinnati. 81. Louis and Chicago;
7:40 pm. daily, with Palace Car TO Chicago.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
For or. anaIda,saa Rocnester G Buffalo, Niagara
Saturday, with Palace Cars to Watkins. For
Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 10:1O
For New York and the East, 1:45 .. m. and $50 p.
N. daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limited
Express Of Pullman Cars, $40 a. N daily, ex-
For New YORK and the East, 13o p. m. daily, e1-
eept SUNDAY, with Sleeping Cars from Washing
trains connect at Jersey City with boats of Brook
Ign Annex, affording direct transfer to Fulton
street, avoiding double ferriage and journey
For Philadelphia 1:30p. NJ. daily, except Sunday,
and l:45 q; m. and 81 80 and $50 .: m: daily.
Accommodation for Baltimore. e66, $3.50 a. m.
For Pope's Creek Line, EDS q. m. ana 20 p. m.
daily, except Sunday. .
except Sunday.
way and Alexandria and Washington
For AIs1 sndIiA 8. Z. 8. $40, 10. IL a. nils
40 Q, go, p m. On Sunday at 9:l0 a.m.,
For q Ric a1 ana the South, a:A a. N. and ..
Trains ds ~ WsSassoa
o. sunday At and 10 1 and ID &c p'm
can es sroe Rsd At the ocss
northeast corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
Pennsylvania avenue, and at the dept, where Or
ders can be left for the checking OF baggage to des-
tnrop frS2 RSsss ,nS sssI
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. ov10
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue Of two writs Of fera facas Issued out OF
the CierF Office Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
public SAFE, for cash. In front of thu premises, de-
SCRIP d below. on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day of
sep sember, 1878, at IL O'Clock m, all the right
lie. claim ana interest Of the defendant in and to
me following described property, to wit: all the
Of two one-story Brick BUILDINGS, being Nos.
rs sna 40 llth St Nv 4nd th,es one-stofy and
square 323, being Nos. All. 40, 421 1873 498 and
427 18th st. NV, Washington, d. c.. sell ed and
to satisfy execution No. IS 800 in law. In fav,r
of Samuel Ker, and execution No. 10 488 Ia law
FRED,K DOUGLASS, u. 8. Marshal ID. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auetioneer, aus29-dts
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CLYDE,S NEW EXPBESO LIMB
B01WIEN

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
NGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
CONNECTING AZ PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYD1's
LINZ FOE BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, AID
NEW ENGLAND STATS.
E0SsiS1 D6ys.
Prom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, at ID n.
Yrom Wasninstop-AondAy, 1t II An,
From GeOIsstown-MondAy, 1t pm.
Freights received daily. Through 49,
Bib OF lxcing given TO Boston and a.
Providence, and Fall River. Con-
stgneee wishins their goods landed at Georgetown
wharf VIII please have them marked "&eoSO6-
For full +, formation apply to J. II. JOHNSON
4 CO., lH3 street northwest, and 18th street
Faarf, Washington, ID. c.; u. =. HYDE 80 We
ser street, Georgetown, DC; WIN. r. CLYDE
dsiphis. mAf30D
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MM ARFiN r. Asa H12kRis, }Trustees
aug24-eo&ds
n j. sTELLWAGEs, Auctioneer, 61s 7th st.


TRUSTEES' SALE OF A TWO-STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLIN8, ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET mo.
32), between North Capitol street and New
Je Sey avenue northwest.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated August -
18th. 1875, and duly recorded in Liber No. f.:H
825, folio No. 1853 one of the land records for :l
Washington county, District OF Columbia, and 81
the written request OF tho party secured thereby,
we viii sell at public auction, In front of the prem.
A.D. 1873. q; 81 O'Clock p. a.. an that certain
piece or parcel OF ground lyin and being In Wash
knowR and distinguished as lot numbered seventy
four Ga, in Abner b. Kelly's recorded subdivfs-
ion OF certain lots in square numbered six hundred
and twenty, eight te2sl together with the Improve
story and basement Brick Dwelling, with modern
cOnvenienceS.
Terms: One-third cash; and the balance in one
and two years. at per cent. interest per annum,
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold.
One hundred dollars required at time Of sale, and
all cOnveyancing 1T purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with in seven days.
MAHLON ASHFORD, lru.
a24-eO&ds MARTIN N. ROHRER }AruStees.
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AN ALLEGED SwINDLER ARkEsfED-Chas
b. Barrett, special agent of the Post Once
department, with Detective SimOns. of EaSton
Pa, arrived in Trenton, n. j., Tuesday even
ing, having In custody young man, we'll
dressed and OF preposSeSSing appearance, who
gave his name as Clarence Taylor, alias j. r.
Case, and who is accused of sending Swinding
notices through the mails. He advertised that
all who were out of employment might find
Those who did so received the answer that IL
they would send him s., they would receive
some $50 in queer" but that they must keep
quiet about it. Special Agent Barrett at once
set trap, and he had not long to wait for
soon the young man appeared in the post office
IN Phillipsburg, \. j., and took the decoy let
ter which Mr.. Barrett had written containing
the money. He was arrested. He is said TO
hail from Holyoke, Mass.
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THE EVENING STAR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or d,,,.,

"a, ADvKRrIeINe.-Millions OF dollars nv
.,.-er q 7own away in this country In useles.
..s ,ro.s- e advertising. The experience O,
an ..nS... I'd successful business men Is th.t
no,h,nc $3.50 II the money invested ~ adve-
u tne - socr,.. -ublicity. Tho best busi-
r 10 s nsn W 80 ADVERTISING In such a
nsner-and snc, a n.n.r .. Tn. EVENING STAR.
1t has shs largest circulation In y 20 the
population OF the city In which 1t is p "teo OF Any
paper In the world. 1t practically Soss's CO
sohoIs led,
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A6FOr the first time q sermon has been de
nvered In Westminster Abbey by q cOlOred
divine, the native Bishop of Hayti.
A3-Rasper, being told that he looked seedy
and asked what business he was in, replied
The hardware business look at my ward
robe"
A4-The ammonia of the commercial ferti-
HZerS manufactured in the suburbs of Au-
gusta, Ca, has completely driven out the chills
and fever and other malaria that used to In
fest the locality.
~ When the inmates OF a large boarding
house sing my Grandfather's Clock /" in q
chorus of calm moonlight evening, with the
eternal stars looking down and the front win
COWS wide open, ones faith In total depravity,
original sin and everlasting punishment, Is
considerably braced up. It makes ones heart
90 out In lore to MI Presbytegjaps.
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yT1HoMAs DOwLINa. Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
Estate ON THIRTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, BETWEkN N AND n

fEr1pRETEHrW y BETWEkN N AND n
q, By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated February II
No. ne folio 14s, one OF the land records for
Washington county. in the District OF Columbia
the Undersigned. trustee. win sell. at public auc-
lion On MONDAY, the 9th day of September, A.
D. 1873. at O'Clock p. m in II ont OF the premi-
se3. lots numbered ten (10) and eleven, III, in
Davidson's recorded subdivision of square num-
bered two hundred and eighty lone, (231 } in the
city Of Washington, D. C., with the Improve
Residences, &c.
The terms Of SALE as prescribed by the deed. are:
The amount OF Indebtedness secured by the deed un
paid amounting t6 1872 calculated to day OF SALE
and expenses OF sale In cash. and the balance in two
equal instailmentS, at one and two years. for which
the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest at six
per cent from day Of sale, and secured by a deed
Of trust upon the operty sold, shall be taken. A
deposit of $500 win be required Of the purchaser
at the time of sale, and all cOnveyancing will be at
tie expense of the purchaser. If the terms of sale
are not complied with within ten days after the
day OF sale the property will be resOld at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
M. F. MORRIS, Trustee.
aUg27-t, th, &s,2w THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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Swinburne; second series, y1.75: A Legacy. By
tune; paper. SOC. Mag: 4 Story Of To-day; paper,
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEB' SALE OF FIVE TWO-STORY
SOTTAGE FRAME DWELLINGS AND
LOTS AND NINE BUILDING LOTS, SIT
u TED RESPECTIVELY, ON II STREET.
SEVENTH AND EIlHTH STPUTTS

STTasE fkAM 2F EVE TM9sr 3Sb
LOTS AND NINE BUILDING LOTS, SIT
s " TAD -, a.EsPpE sH On SHEET,
s sokTH "a AND EIGHTH STREETS
BY yirtueor deed OF trust given 70 US dated IA
w. My it, d 1ss ss n q a nsy d 4s fJ hss
District OF Columbia AID by request OF the party
paY a s s ss at p9abS
O'Clock D. M, in front OF tie respective premises
an those certan pieces or parcels Of land and prem
Of the city Of Senk Pa 81 R Ssn
~ ~ ~, is ~ L. lS H. 81, a2 81 81 g and
ssher with al The Mss ease se
editaInents to the same, belonging or otherwise
Los 10, II and Ii are unimproved and front on
II street ne.
Lot IL being at the corner OF H and 7th streets
Lots S Ii. le, IT and 81 are unimproved and front
On 7th street e3St.
Frame Dwellings fronting on 7th street, between
Lots So and IS are unimproved and front on 9th
Lots 81 and "a are improved by two-story Frame
Dwellings and front on Stn street. between and
Terms: One-thIrd cash; balance in six and twelve
months; notes bearing interest at per cent. until
paid, and secured by deed OF trust the premises
On 0e each che ds as
as sold. II the terms Of sale are not complied
reserve The right to resell the property at the RISK
and cost Of the defaalting purchaser. upon giving
susl2-d S eSss 3; S k1GFfMAs, }Trussees.
on account Of the weather, until WEDN ESDAY,
the 4th day OF September, A. ID. 1878, same hour
JOHN H. CLICK. ,uu,,.oo.
aug3O-d CONRAD KAUFMAN, }Trustees.
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FREE THINKERS ARRESTED.-A convention
OF free thinkers. which has been in session
four days at Watkins, n. V, has Just closed.
Among the speakers was II AZ. Ella b. Gibson,
of Washington. The resolutions passed favor
the complete eradication of every form of
recognizing religion in the State and national
government, by Bible reading. by chaplains,
or by oaths in courts of law They oppose the
recognition OF God i'm the constitution. Dur
ing the sitting OF the convention three of its
members were arrested by the civil autholi-
ties for selling book which, it is claimed, is
obscene. The parties Were held i'm $1,000 bail
TO await the action of the grand jury. A col
ection was..taken up i'm the convention to de
ray the expense Of defending the accused
persons, and the trial is anticipate 1 with in
tereSt on both sides.
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BANKERS.

A MSN5ER OF THE STOCK ExCHAN6E
"A wi execute orders for the purchase or sale Of
stocks, L<onis and Cold on moderate margins.
Commissions IS each 100 shares. Stock privileges
negotiated responsible parties only. CorIespOn.
dence solicited. Henry Merriam, Member Am.
Mining and Stock Exchange, 30 Wall ST., New
York. Reference, u. Il. h3nyaH ESQ. President
National Trust Co., New YORK. isnl
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NCANSON BROS, Aucts.
~ +. STEI6R,
Ds Real Estate Auctioneer, 511 7th st.

auGol-zt DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
d. Real Estate Auctioneer, 511 7th st.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PRONEB REAL ESTATE ON EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTH STREET ROAD. Between
TOWARD UNIVERsITY AND SCHUET-
DWELLING, FRAME STABLE sLAUGH.
TER HOUSE AND OUTHOUSES, AND
ONE ACRE OF GROUND.
BY virtue of q deed Of trust, dated April 6. u
1917, and duly recorded In 1ibor No. 84f e::3
fon0 AT. ct sea-. one OF the land records for S2
the District of Columbia, and ut the request Of
party secured thereby, we will sci, at public auc-
September 18th, A. b. 1878. 1t O'Clock p. m, the
following described real estate situate in the couu
~ of " ashington, in said District, viz: All that
piece or parcel OF land lying the east side Of 7th
street road batween Howard University and the
SchuetZen Park, and south of and adjoining John
81. clicks southern iBe being the north one bali
Of that part Of Mt. Pleasant conveyed to john
Bakersmith, by deeds dated respectively Ssptom
Der g. 1Se4. and May 1873 and RECORDED reSpac-
lively In Liber r. n. H.. No. IL. Folio 1856, and
Liber S21. Folio SO, of ssid land records contain
Ing one acre OF ground, more less, vita the Inn
p,OvementS thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, (of which $3.50
must be paid at time of sale;) and the balance in
one and two years. in equal ments, to be secured
by purchasers notes, bearing per cent. interest
from day OF SALE and payable semi-a 1nually until
Lald. and deed of trust on the property sold.
nonveyancipg and recording at purchaser cost.
II terms Of sale not computed with in six days
after SALE the Trustees reserve the right to resell
at risk and cost of defaultiup purchaear.
MAHLON ASHFOPD, 1r...,.
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had In our public schools special teachers for
French, German, calisthenics, drawing music
gymnastics and host of other things. In fact
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DUhCANsON BROS, Auctionesrs.

ENECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NIPURE, PERSONAL EFFEtTS, &C., be-
ScboOcraft, DIT ceased.
! VII sell at public auction on TUEsDAYn
Ing at 10 O'Clock. (by order Of tins Probate NQ
.cmt In front of Duncanson Bros. auction ! I
looms corner 9th and ID streets northwest, Bed
stead, Rureaus Wardrobes, Bookcases; Table,
Easy ara Cane5Seat Chairs; Parlor Set In Hair
Cloth, Dining Tables, Mattresses, holsters, Pill
sis, together with all the Bed Linen, Blankets
Quilts, Wearing Apparel &C., belonging to said
aug3O-3t TEOS. G. ADDISON. Executor