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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24

WAsHISGToS, May 18--The Com
mittee on Railroads and Canals have
agreed to report ~favorabiy on Senate
bill granting the right Of way through
The public lands Of The United States y
the Pensacola and Louisville railroad.
This revives the Act Of June 8, l872
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24

PiTTsBURa, Nay l8-Thelablet com-
memorative Of the union Of tie DC
aud New School Assemblies Of re
Presbyterian Church, wss to-day un-
yelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20
THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY. March 90. ,,7s.
CONGRESSIONAL,
Conclusion Of Tc.tcrday's Proceedings.

SENATE.-After our report closed
me blll allowing the Secretary of the Treas
NY 10 employ temporary clerks was amended
Increasing the appropriation to S2lO0. An
aIhehument TO the appropriation for detecting
lle>pasSerS on the public la ndS provided tn af
no money shall be collected from actual SET
tlers as charges for cutting timber not for eN
PoTt or Tor sale. A very long debate ensued
In when MeSSrS. Blaine, Hoar, Davis Sargent
InsaIlS, Matthews, and others participated
The Senate insisted upon its amendments TO
the west Point appropriation bill, and a com
miitee of conference was appointed, Ad-
journed.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
The Pension appropriation hill was referred
to the committee of the whole. Ii appropri-
ates S2S2Sa,0s.
The West Point Academy bill was reported
as amended by the Senate. The amendment
ilmitlng the appointing power of the President
to ten cadets for his term, instead of every
year. was deb ated and the bill as reported by
the committee was agreed TO.
A bill providing that the copyright laws sha
cover plays purchased from a foreign author
was considered.
The general deficiency bill was considered.
ana some debate occurred on the item appro-
ptlatlng money for incre aSing the vaults of the
lIraHuiy depa tment. Without action on the
bill the committee rose.
lie bill appointing Gen. Sherman regent of
the Smi hSonIan in 'titution, in place of George
Bancroft, was passed and the House al.
lOuIntu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20
The Closing Scene .f,s. ~

The closing scene Of The war Is d.,crihex
WIN great spirit ny correspondent of tn.
Dd8R NelrS. In house hy the seaside AZ
San Stefano, shaken by the increasing gale
thl tore across the Sea of Marmora, we're
pusS all night long, the secretaries of both dI
R, , ss oodle. copying and arranging FOG
lHt StShatureS the treaty of peace, The result
OF The now concluded negotiations All night
long Prince Tzreteleh dictated he treaty "a
niS oo,,Seasue. Shebachon, who wrote aud
wrote through the long hours, until the docu
ment was finished. Abou O'clock the Granx
Duke mounted and rode up 10 the DIPLOMATIC
ChanCery where he asked AT the dsnr 81 80
ready and then gallOped toward the hin
where the army was drawn up. Finally car.
rage came whirlng out of the village toward
US; General ignatieh was in Il, and when he
approached, he rose and said. II have the
hohor TO congratulate your bighneSs on the
signature OF peace" There Was long loud
shout; After riding between the lines, the
1fahd Duke halted on a little eminence,
whence all the troops could be seen, and
formally made the announcement OF the
iSs srmv have the honor TO infor1
we nave concluded treaty of peace" TheG
another shout burst forth from % 600 threats,
reyiaS. SnTbL.ng ana dying away. After the
me priest stood ready for the TIE Deum, the
Grand Duke spoke briefly and emphaticaiIy
S ~, 10 an army which has accomplished
>lble.' Then all dismounted, uncovered aud
a solemn service was conducted, the soldiers
All kneelng Never was peace concluded
under more impressive surroundings; the two
armies face TO face, the clearing storm, the
waning light of day. the rush Of the wind and
the near wash Of the wave mingling with the
chant oil the priests, and the responses of the
soldiers and the roar of the SEA- of Marnors
swelling and falling. Across the fretiing. chat
ing waters OF the sea, the dome and slender
mlnaretS OF ST Sophia came up sharply against
the sky, the dominant points In the inierestin.
Sllhouette OF distant STEAMBOAT. Away 60 the
south the Princes Islands rose like great
mounds. dark and massive, against the dis
behind uaS
den the English fleet. Above and far beyOnd
The white peak OF Mount olympus unveiled
iOr the moment its majestic summit as the
rays oil the ruddy sunset were reflected froR
the SnOW-polarpd tanks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20
" ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
wv 1OO1, northwest corner 10th and ID street.

$$ATAL9GTE 81 HGUshHSL6 EHES!.
TFk 4HE sE GMGI The EXT1tE GSNPENTs
H HSTSi isTH G STFEEFs S9ETH%EsT, c5M.
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust, exc "A
cuted on 18Th February. 1878, and duly VI
auction: on WEDNESbAY lM0RSI siGt NJ .rch
tnung from day to day until all is sold, the Furni
tnre Fixtures, &C.. of the Owen House, COM
Forty Sets Of Oil Walnut Marble-top Chamber
We superior Hair and Spring Mattresses.
Tables.
Walnut Dining room Chairs and Tables.
Parlor Furniture upholstered in .p.
Walnut MMaI5aIeotop Csnter and Side Tables
Mirror,fro Walnut Wardrobes.
Painted Furniture, Lace Curtains and Cornces
Rug, Feather Pillows, Toilet Ware, and Toilet
Hall Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Brussels. Ingram and other Carpets.
Husk and CottOn-tep Mattresses, Hair Bolsters
and Pillows:
forts Pillow and Bolster Cases, Table Linen.
china Glass Ware, ' cr o S'nf Kitchen uoen-
Clocks, window Shades, Heating Stoves.
Eegant Bar fixtures, consisting Of Counters.
french Plate MirI Ors, Plated and Glassware,
Show Gases, Once Furniture, High Counter
Heating Tables, s cam Apparatus, Chande-
HerS, and side Brackets.
Four handsome Billiard Tables, with Cues, Balls
and Racks complete; and many other articles
appertainlng to a first class Hotel.
The reputation of the above long established
hotel is such as makes it unnecessary to call the
attention of the public to the advantages of attend
ing the sale.
The Hotel will be open for inspection day before
sale. Catalogues be obtained of the auctiOneer
Sale positive. Terms cash.
MILLS dean, Trustee and assignee,
WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
F. d. CLEAkY, Salesman.
The Owen House will be leased on favorable
terms. MILLS DEAN,
maj 1871 458 La. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


lAf GS FR A mp rNs, Is PROPERTY
TWEEN E o AND P sTREETs NoRTH-
c on dSe 80 day Of june A p $50 and
Liber ss7 foo 4ss in %ibeT s4s ' folio ss and M
Liter s37, folio 494, aud by direction Of the party
sh on ~ i
day Of March, A. u. 1878 at FIVE o'clock D. m, he
street ana on es west sds of ss
~ Masihng1on being psrts Of original Lot six
been div into four parts SS LOT having
r arst trnstA that certain piece or parcel of
square eight as as lot SIX te 81
upon the plat hooks Of the District OF Columbus:
and running south Gig teen ds feet nine CO.. ineh,
ss aol the east line of said lot; thence west
thence North eighteen (1s) feet nine o. inches to
the northwest corner of said lot. and thence one
hnnarsd lloOj feet to the place If beginning, with
Second trust-An that piece or parcel of ground
square forlyeight (4s as said lot Ie appears upon
Riat books of the District Of Columbia; beginning
corner of said lot six e and running thence
north along the east line of said lot eighteen us
feet the rear line of said lot thence south eight
eel (iS9 leet nine ~ inches along said line;
beginning " 18th ali improvements.
Third tlust.Al that piece or parcel of ground
SAID Ri'S lot 81 six e. an
upon the plat books Of the District Of Columhia,
beginning eighteen (1S) fee nine (9) inches from
the southeast corner of said lot six e. and run
ming north along the east line Of said lot eighteen
1SD feet nine 90 inches; thence west one hundred
GOO feet 10 the rear line of said lot thence south
eslghte en- us) feet nine co. inches along said
line; thence one hundred 10O) feet to the place of
beginning, with all improvements.
Fourth truSt-Al that certain piece parcel of
ground contained in the one fourth part of lot six
upon the plat books Of tho District of Columbia;
running north eigh cen (18> feet nine (9) inches
thence west one hundred 1OO) feet the rear line
OF said lot; thence south along said line eight
cen lsl ieet nine 81 inches to the southwest cor
ner OF said lot six C. and then one hundreed COO
feet to the place of beginning. with all improve
mentS.
Terms of sale: Oue-fourth of the purchase
money for each lot to be paid In cash: the balance
In six 90 twelve 12) and eighteen Q8) months
from day OF sale respectively. for which deferred
payments the purch ASerS' es bearing eight 80
per cent interest and secured by deed of trust on
property sold, are to be given. A deposit of $25
will be required in each case on day of sale If any
purchaser fails to comply with the terms of either
OF the sales within seven ( days from cay of SALE
the Trustees reserve the light to resell at the risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser upon giving such
notice as they may deem proper.
K. X. ELLIOT, }n,o.,
mar13-d jim F. cox, }Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20

As-A convert in Chesterfield, Conn, WAS
baptized on Sunday, and on Monday he alb
s'onded with $50 of the pastors money.
Af-The driver of the four in hand mail coach
between Chambersburg and Gettysburg, Pa,
is the wife OF the mail contractor.
As-POpe Plus TX. had a theory OF his OWN
about the creeds and religious art of different
countries. People i'm raw and gloomy eli
mates, he said, live in fear of the devil. but
Inhabitants of more favored lands live In the
love of God"
The title Queen of Tramps, is given to
the woman who walked from Bangor TO Kan
SaS City and back. She was three years at il,
and her route was far from direct, being
varied by her wandering inclinatiOnS She
worked a little on the way, but generally lived
by begging and stealing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20

TO THE NORTH, W EST, AND SOUTHWE EST.
Double Track. Steel Rats,
BpSesdSd Scenery. M0onSaoeat EQwJpnse,ss.
February 4th, 1878.
corner Of SIKH and Streets, As folIo lows Depot
For pittSburg and the West, 1910 .. m. daily,
from Pittsburs to Cincinnati, St. louis u and
Chicaso; 7;4ep. m daily. With Palace Car to
BALTIMORE AND POTuMAC RAILROAD.
and ass nors % sassDs
satnrdaJ, with Palace Cars to Watkins For
Tins, ;. Is M daiy sn except san aaa Wat
For New York and the East, 40 5. m: and $50 ..
E1prsss Of Pullman csTs, s a. Ln ss
For ssr ,1s Ess asss
ton TO Boston. For Brooklyn, N. 2, an
SOats Of Broosfyn anns1 'e aer nay a Eiss
transfer to Fulton street, syoEding double fer.
For F5ilsdsIphia; 1870 3; 2 dsiy except SUNDAY,
Acco5nosst,On for Baltimore, s:6s, $50 .. m.
For Pops's Greek Line, s:b6 ). m. and 40 p. m.
20. d A6g,e saSssp5 ssspnaay ,no.an dan,
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILMAY AND ALExANDRIA AND
FOR A s!ahstIa, + kH ). SO 3, la.
800 9, Up. m. ON sunday at s:io .. m. and
For the South, via Richmond, s:As .. m. daily;
$40 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, g. T.
s:10, BIO, 10, IL Am; 8, 40, 8, 6:1O, and
Pm. On Sunday II 9: 10 and 10 m. and % M
&c Sleeping and Is.or
east corner Of Ihirtssnth stree. and PsnnsyIyania
sylvzniA avenue, and at the depot, where orders
ton from hotels and residences.
L. z. FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20
u H. WARNER, Estate Real Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FREMONT
HOUSE, CORNER OF SECOND STREET
AND INDIANA AVENUE NJ
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated Deem IA
Der 1st. 1876, and recorded in Liber No. 1873, 1":
folio PIG, ct seq. one Of the land records for .A2
the District of Columbia, and at the request, In
writing. of the party secured thereby, we will sell
at public auction. in front OF the premises, on
FRIDAY, March ed, 1878, at O'Clock pm, all
those certain lots or parcels of ground, situate in
bia known and DESCRIBED as lots numbered 3, 4, 8,
No. l, in square 672, fronting 40 feet on Indiana
city, improved by large brick hotel, known the
SIC, 600, dated August 18th, 1875, payable in five
years at per cent. interest, with interest due
since February 18th, 1877, in addition to about
$3.50 previous interest unpaid; also subject to a
second deed of trust, past due for 50, 600, dated
September 25th, 1875, payable in one year bearing
interest at 10 per cent. per annum, with interest
due since March 25th, 1877: subject also to unpaid
taxes amounting to about 500.
Terms of sale: 80 O68 81 with the expenses of
sale in cash; balance in twelve and eighteen
months, with interest at per cent. per anuum.
Deferred aymentS to be secured by deed of trust
on the property sold. deposit Of $3.50 will be re-
quired at the time OF sale, and all cOnveyancing
and re cOrding at purchasers cost. Unless prompt
compliance in the terms of sale, will be made with
IL seven days of the sale the trustees reserves the
right to resell the property, at the ris and cost of
the defaulting purchaser.
mild H. H. e Z: A AEEaaCk lTrustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20
VTNRUSTFES SALE OF PART OF THE
Il "RIVERSDALE' ESTATE, IN PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY. MID. To EFFECT

TRUssT1yEFERss SALE 2 or Part 9F The
GS1 GMpNe Mil TaE H H2 REJECT
assass sss
bs 1s4on e. fRs is5s S
was allotted to Mrs. Charlotte A. Calvert, deceas-
Ths property offered for sale is situated on the
Washington on Branch Of the B.ltimore and Ohio
Turnpike, miles from Washington city and 80
from Baltimore. and comprises the large and ele-
aborers houses and $50 acres Of fertile land. and
Is so well known to the public as to render further
This sale affords an opportunity to capitalists to
acquire one of the finest and most eigiby located
Trains on the sshington Branch Of shs g. O.
r. K; leaving Baltimore and Washington at am.
The Of se as prescribed By the decree
are: onethird cash, to paid on the day Of sale
balance on credit of one, two, and three years in
equal payments with interest payable semi-an-
to I've secured by the bonds of the purchassF With
security to be approved by the Trustees the whole
sale: The purchaser to have the privilege OF pay
i6g the whole tep money in cash upon rat
Trustee to resell the property at the risk of the
first purchaser or purchasers il they fail to comply
Hdtes Of sse H
and terms OF sale In some newspaper printed in
he ery to- bs resod
upon the same terms as are mentioned and pre-
land to be made Subject to the res ss
Ste an o. and from the Tura
II enc sea 70 saS
ssa 's'* for ,AS . sfPs: T Ii t. ssSa
ebs ete URnb the q the whole
lied by the decree to convey the land to the DUR
chaser or purchasers thereof in fee simple, free,
E HsSssst g
Upper Marlboro. Md. feb2smar6, Is, 1921
u Prov b REAL ESTATE On I SIR
fSfH 1SS 1srH sTREE r
sTSEf$ Rsr TIN IN * *SR hs9E
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court II
ca sse D Dnmer & passed IN
ss 81 f' Say
the depth OF Lot S
twenty-fo1r t24), In square numbered one hundred
Ing House. 10 isos street northwest STICK n"e''-
Also on the same day, At e O'Clock p. M: the
square numbered one hundred and sixt Sis b
18s). improved by a large 3-story Brick Building,
NO no: laSz Pennsyivan1a avenue northwest, for
Terms: one-third cash. one third in one year, and
six per cent per annum from the day OF sale or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser. $500 be de-
at 4
w sSs
'ss sold to Be sP1 SSS < e Trustee
B. Il. WARNER, Auct. marl4-eodAds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20
VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
Try STREET ABOVE W EST street.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated January -
1Sih A d. 1868. and recorded in Liber E. G. IL
E.. NO. ~, folio 4S1 ct seq, one of the land -
records OF Washington county, District Of Column
bia, and by the written request of the holder OF the
note secured by said trust we will sell at public
auction, IN front Of the premises, at O'Clock p.
m, on SATU RDAY. April 20th, 1873, all that
niece OF land lying and being 10 B.as second ad
lot Distinguishing as No. IA on the plat Thereof,
beginning for the same at the point forming
right angle by the east line of Montgomery street
and the north line of Stoddert street. and running
thence with Montgomery street north 40 feet ::
thence east and para lei with Stoddert street 100
feet: II ence south and parallel with Montgomery
street 100 feet to Stod iert street, and then by and
with StOddert street to the beginning.
Terms of sale: On efOurth cash: balance in one,
two and three years. secured by deed of trust OH
the property and notes of the purchaser bearing 8
per cent. interest; payable semi-annualy. The
property will be sold in three lots of forty feet EACH
or one lot or one lot with the privilege OF the three
deposit Of $50 will be required on each lot when
the sale is made Cenyeyancing and recording at
purchasers cost. III the terms of sale not
piled with in five days, the Trustees reserve the
right 70 resell the property at the risk and cost of
the de aultng pmrc haser atte~ one week's notice.
F. X. p. and A. DODGE, Trustees.
NARROW sim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20

PRINCETON STUDENTS IN COURT.-A special
dispatch to the n. Y. Star from Princeton, N.
outbreak among the juniors of Princeton Col.
lege and their violent attack on the TheoIOgi-
cal Seminary are the leading topics of CONVEX.
satlon here Thanks to President McGosh,
rather to the tender mercies of New Jersey
Justice. Little sympathy is manifested for the
arrested parties except among their class
mates, the t0wnspeOple generally declaring
that the cOllegianS have had their own way
aong enough, and should be taught that there
are some forms OF law and order which they
examination today, counsel appeared for the
prisoners and tried to get juniors discharged
Several prominent New York lawyers have
Deen telegraphed for by friends OF the ac-
cused, and strenuous efforts will be made to
prevent their being held to await the action of
the grand jury. From present appearance
be found against two members of the class for
arson and half dozen for assault and battery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20
7THOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN.
DC. ON THE NORTHW EST CORNER
OF FIRST AND HIGH STREETS.
By virtue OF . deed of Is usr, dated Febru- -
airy 10th, 1875, duly recorded ia Liser No. 1I:B
49, at folio 135, one of the land records for ..lx
the District Of Columbia, and at the request OF
the party secured thereby. we will sell at public
auction. In front of the premises. on SATURDAY,
March 23d, al O'Clock pm. all that part of Lot
numbered ninety-three (93) in Beatty and Haw-
kin'S addition to Georgetown, described as fol-
lows: Beginning at the northwest corner of High
aid First streets and running thence north north
west on High street twenty two (22) feet two and
one half (21a) inches; thence westerly at right
angle to High street twenty six (26) feet and six
(6) inches; thence west thirty-nne (39) feet and
six 80 inches to the west side of a four a. foot
alley, and at point distant about thirteen OBJ
feet and ten (10) inches north from First street:
thence south to First street. and thence east and
with the north line of said Street about ninety
(91 feet and one % inch to the place of beginning;
Terms: One-fOurth of the purchase money and
expenses of sale in cash, and the residue in equal
sums in six. twelve and eighteen months, with
annually, secured by deed of trust the property
sold. A deposit Of one hundred dollars viii be
required at time of sale, and all cOnveyancing at
purchaser cost. Terms of sale be con piled
with in five days, otherwise the Trustees reserve
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the de-
fauting purchaser.
ROBERT P. DODGE, lr-
AUSTIN HERR, iruStees'
maria 1R IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20

A6-Mrs. Augustus L. Hayes has been held
in $1,000 bail at Maiden, Mass, for causing
the death Of Mrs. Taylor f. Smith, In an at
tempt to procure abortion.
6Kicking her dress q Ia Grafade Duchesse
caused Glen Falls lady to lose her purse con.
tanning $50.
SIT is easy to condemn Judas, but, MANY
now sell Christ for less.-l Moody.
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The Valley Of Death,

In the northeast corner of san Bernardine
county, lying partly IN lnyo county and, by tho
ne%iy.suiyeyed line, partly, also, in the state
other spots on the face of the earth We Say
the world Is instinct with life. Here if tho
pnIaseoiogy may be pardoned, is place in
; lhct win death. 4 huge basin, whose rim is
me ancient hills, stricken with the barrenneSs
o1 eternal deSOlatiun whose bosom the blasted
waste OF the deSert-treelesS, shrubless and
WaterleSS, save few bitter pools like the I've
OF potash water; surrounded by mountains
ihattower thousands OF feet above the sea level,
liSe1 lying 5000 feet above the sea. 1t is
very '1rehenna "a place of death and bones
Birds do not fly over il. Animals 10 not enter IL
Vegetation cannot exist in it, The broad sands
absorb The heat, the bare mountains reflect &c,
The unclouded sun daily adds to il. Ninety
degrees i'm the shade tartiicial heat there il
no other) means winter; 80 aud l40 degrees
mat means summer. The hot air grows hot
ter; waNers, trembleS with heat, until nature
Eoaded with madness. can endure no longer
and then the burning blast rouSes itself
rouSeS In its might: rouSeS as an angry blast,
wilma hoarSe omlnouS roar; swept mile after
mile, on ever on, over the broad reach OF the
desert, bearing in its black, whrling bosom
black as midnight-dust, sand, alkar and
death. sometimes murky clouds gather upon
the mountains above; then there is a rush
warning sigh of the winds-a low rum
bling in the air; the hills culver, the earth
trembleS, and torrent, half water
half mud: bounds from the hills, leaps into the
desert, ploughing chasms like river beds in
the loose sand. The clouds scatter, the sun
The raging river was only a dream In the
year 1919 party OF emigrants entered the
basin. Day after day they tOiled on, thirst.
ing, dying. The pitless mountain walled them
in; no escape. One 10y one they dropped and
died. A few abandoned everything, sealed the
mountains and escaped. The others lie as
they fell, dried to mummies-nO birds even to
devour their flesh; no beasts TO prey upOn
them. Wagon tires unrusted gun barrels
bright untarniShed. Such is the place. Mile
after mile silence reigns: silence-and death
MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS is described as
being at present a very stout. very intelligent
and very amiable looking woman Her face
is round, she has a large and expressive
mouth, and black hair streaked with gray
She IS kind hearted, and is said by a CORES
pondent OF the Times, OF Chicago To be much
liked In Memphis, especially by young people,
MIR. Davis Is very thin, and looks very old and
broken. Their eldest daughter, a gentle and
graceful young woman, is married and lives
in Memphis. They have two other children,
one girl OF 10 now at school in Germany
whittier Mrs. Davis took her last summer and
the other young man now i'm Memphis JEFF.
ferSon Davis, jr. He is about - years of age.
He has her large, not handsome face and In
an awkward, loquacious, good -natured sort Of
an overgrOwn boy. The Davis family Is com
paratlyely poor now, and Mrs. Davis fire.
4uently alludes to our poverty" in jocular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-20
u H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer,
n1ar13-d

u H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS, CORN Err TENTH AND STREETS
NORTH W EST
IWIl offer at public auction. to the highest a.
bidder, on FRIDAY. March % 1873, at ~
O'Clock p. M, part of Square 372. on the south
east corner of 10th and streets northwest. 'front.'
ing SO feet on 10th street northwest by depth of
80 feet. Also. Will be offered piece of ground in
the rear 25 by 40 feet.
Terms: 50. 600 cash: balance in six twelve,
eighteen and twenty-fOur months. at per cent.
interest; or all cash, at option of purchaser. 500
deposit.
Inar14-dts IT COLDWELL, Salesman,