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TRUSTFE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Il PROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE
SOUTH WEST CORNER OF OHIO AVE-
NUE. AND 18TH STREET, IN THE CITY

OF WASHINGTON, IMPROVED BY A
THRFE-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE.
By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date ~
the 18th day of August, A. ID. 1872 and re- f.:(
corded in Liber No. 695, folio 20 1T seq one l.:iI
of the land re ,Ords for the county OF Washington
in the District of Columbia and at the request In
WritI OF the party thereby secured, the SubScri-
Der will sell. at public auction, on MONDAY, the
18th day of August, AID. 1873 at O'Clock p. m. :,
in front OF the premises all that piece or parcel OF
ground, lying and being situate in the
City OF Washington, in the District
Aforesaid, and known a1d distinguished
on the plat or plan of said city and being part
Lot Numbered one ~, In Square numbers ed two
hundI ed and ninety-five (2o6), and beginning for
the same at the northeast corner Of said lot and
the line of Ohio avenue seventy {7O) feet seven az
inch s; thence southwest wardly by line drawn at
right ange to the line Of said avenue twenty five
l26) feet three ~ tnches thence south twenty 2O)
fest: thence east seventy five (76) feet to the line
OF IL street west; and tn 3nce north by and with
the line Of said street twenty COY feet to the place
OF beginning, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms OF sale: One fifth cash. and the remain.
der OF the purchase money IN equal annual pay.
ments OF one, two, three aid four years, with In.
teres at the rate OF per cent. per annum, de-
ferred nS to be secured to the SatiSf elton
trus ee, or all cash at option Of purchaser. A de-
post OF one hundred dollars Will be required at the
time OF sale. Convey aBcing at cost OF purchaser.
II te Bs OF sale are not complied with In five days
and EXPENSE Of defanlting purchaser.
RICHARD WALLACH, Surviving Trustee,
WASH. B. WILLIAM Auct.
auv1A II IN q d
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man-eater sharks are very thick along the New
England coast this summer The fishermen at
Short Beach caught one in a net the other day
He was nine feet long and very sferocious.
He bit piece of timber, four inches by two, in
pieces and wounded one of Captain W. Patter.
sons hands. His big Jaws were furnished with
formidable teeth. One six and one half feet
boat off Plum Beach, in Westcottss Bav. on
Monday, the 18th. Two man. eaters followed
for some distance the other day two fishermen
who were in boat near Charles Island. A
fisherman near the mouth of the Housatonic
the other day hooked a fine striped bass, but a
shark grabbed 1t and bore it away with the
fishing tackle.-[NeU Harea Palladium, Au-
aust eth.
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\ HIGH PRICE FOR A DOG.-Mr G.. Brewis has
to MIR. Llewellin for 800 guineas, the highest
price ever paid for single set er Mr. BreWIs
gave $50 gulneas for Dash at Aldridge's and
since then he has won with him the Horse
heath stakes, the Kennel club challenge cup,
and second and third also at HOrseheath and
Shrewsbury, added to which he won the Open
Dog stake and the Champion Cup at Shrews.
bury before Mr.. BrewiS bought him. Dash
has been rightly considered the best looking
setter that has ever contested a field trial
and as he is nearly pure Laverack, combin-
ing the two best strains of that sort, Old Blue
Dash and Blue Prince Belts Life.
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= 1,ot4Hs s sS54 $SSs
N0RTH. NQRTHW HT, WEST AND 8 s6GT IL
WET to az eject sgERAX JgKz 9. 1873.
6s On sunas9 % Ba s0ssee
don Jsss1ps. Hano3er. and Xix n Tidgss ono-
$50 .. m..Baltimore, Annapolis and Way.
.Hd Ws4 y: Ra's1 Winchester Haserstowa.
T:lCBaiti@ore and Laurel Express.
burg wlnchestsT, ana %s5 st.s,ons
~ S:D a;m;ENlW YoRXs PHILAD1LPa1A. Bos.
70 New York and Phadeiphia Stops At 11na Sdn
Pt'sonrs 11prsss Ana %ssS sia aSS
us11doy Gs to
dusty. daily, except SATURDAY a'Ai''n 70 San
s;o6-On sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
10. 90 s.m.-Baltimore Express. Stops At B,a-
1e' shurg, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis junction.
gessup's and Hanover.
u 10 p.m.-Baltimore. Annapolis. Eluoott Ont,
tl:sO .. m.-NKw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BOSTON EXPRESS. ON Sundays to Baltimore
sps n ssS
cypress. Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
a: p: m.-Point Of Rocks. Frederick, Hagers-
Town, Wineheeter ana Way Stations. On Sundays
70 >, f" IN OF Hocas ana WAY Stations only;
70 ~ p m.-Fo1l1d6tph1A, NOrfOlk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. NORFOLK PAS
skFekRs fAKnN IN THE CARS DIRECT TO BOAT
Al CANTON. Stop 1t RlAdensburR and laurel
t660-BAltimore and Way Stations.
hD-CHICAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRRss
SLEEPING CARS to Chicago.
70 10 .. m.-Baltmore Express.
70 86 st. Louis, Cincinnati. Louisville and Pitts.
burg Express. Pftfsourg, except Sunday. Pull.
1880 p. Univ YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR to Ne1
York, and Special Sleeping Car to Philade phis.
~ Daily. Other trains daily except sunday.
All trains stop ut Relay Station. 1eIO
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A CHILD BITTEN By RAT-The Knox
vile, Iowa, correspondent of the DeS Moines
about II years, is suffering from the bite of a
rat. She was sleeping on the floor, up stairs,
on account of the heat During the night her
mother tried to wake her, and, falling,
went to her and found her head living in po9i
of blood. The raj had bitten her i'm the fore.
head, the prints of its teeth showing plainly.
The bite did not waken her lump was
egg"
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
BBfWRKN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
GALLING & CORK HdRROR

CALLfN0 AT COkA dAH6OR.
FROM EEW YORK. FROM NEw YORK.
Abvsainia, " ed, Aug. 81 Parth1s. Thurs Sep. 10
BotbDiA. Wed, Aug % AbySsinia, w 3D., Sep. 25
Alserta. Wed. Sept: Bolhnia... Wed. Oct. 9
.Ruse,s. We'd, Ser. II Algeria. We'd, Oct. 9
Scythia.... Wed, sep. ID Russia. :. Wed, Oct 16
And every following wednesday frum New YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY HeAmers carrying steerA9e, $50 and LOO gold.
sccording TO accommodations.
No Storage.
$50 gold. according to accommodi ton.
Tickets to Paris, elb, gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms,
SteerA9A1t very low rates. 1teerage tickets from
LtverpOu8A6d Queenstown and Ill other parts Of
Europe at3OWest rates.
Through bills OF iading given for Belfast alas.
gov, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Con.
inent, and for NediterraneAn port8.
For freight and passage apply ut the Company 4
r1nce, No. Bowling 6feen, or both BteeraRe and
a6in. to OTIS BIGELOW. 6oe It'll street, Wash
3d. II CHIS. q. YRANCKLYN, Aren't ny,
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A HoNEYMooN'S TRAGIC ENDING-News
has just reached US of a iendiSh assassination
last week, near Dexter, Cooke county. A
cOWardly assassin crept stealthily by moon
light near gallery where man named Cline
Was with his young wife, t. whom he had been
married about a month"; and emptied the con-
tents of one barrel of a shotgun loaded with
turkey shot into the face and head of Cline
aroused by the report, saw two men running
rapidly away, and recognized one of them as
Lucius NOrthsinger, whom she had refused to
marry-[ tIut;,eStOu NplrS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DaYO,
u WARNER. Real Estate Auctiopeer.

GLASS DWELL NE HOUSE. No soS On
E1s sTREET S,oB BETM ZEN sra AND sTH
By Virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 18Th -
IN, Of October a. u go, ,no racrried -
aisons tbe lard records Of the County Oil
Washington, y. g., In Liber 86S folio S97, the
subscribers Sili sell 70 the hiehss! bidder st Pps-
DAY, the 29th day of August, A. D. 1878, at 8
O'Clock p. m, the following valuable property, to
MT The R 9a s OF aG ns anG
biA the same being the easteriy part of lot mum:
bered two CD, In square numbered four hundred
lows Tor at the southeast
rer OF said lot on e street north; thence running
northerly on the line dividing lot No. 3 from lot
nun, ;as on one o. In said SQUARE eighty,
division between Biasde s'' and 5SOrs, the s1st
9S shss assa d9
Washington county, ID. C.; thence running west
cry on said alley twenty sig t2e) feet five - inch
said Dufey's Land, In . straight line through q
brick stable, cutting OF the westerly portion there
Of. eighty 1870 fest and six Isl inches to said
twsntysix (28) feet five (6) inches. more OF less,
to the point Of beginning, with right In said alley
In common with the other estates AUDITING there
On, together with all the b1d mpt0xsmse4a EMS
ls The ter Of sale are: one-rourth Of the MR.
chase money Cot tS whIeh 800 must Be pad
with interest at per c.cnt. per annum. payable
chaser. The deferred payments to be -ap1esented
property sold the Of the Tr1ssas
AL conveyaacing at the purchasers cost.
e. e.: + HH TaoM, }rrustess.
Ut. COLDWELL. Salesman ty28d
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HUNTING CONvICTs WITH DOGs-At the
johnson place last Sunday convict attempt
ing to escape was fired upon by the guard. He
being Sunday the other guards were absent,
and trusty convict with some three years to
serve volunteered to make the capture. He
went to the house: turned out the dogs, and in
guard. DR.. Bush being called, cut the ball
nom the mans back, and reported him seri-
ously but not dangerously wounded. This
very effectual and seldom fails.-( Galveston
Ne1rS.
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THE EVENING STAR.


TRCI ADVERTISING. Millions Of dollars are
annually thrown away In this country IN useless
and sllegitimste advertising. The experience Of
all nterprising and successful business s that
nothing repays well the money invested a. adver
Using In . paper which EVERYBODY reads Thai
Is the true way to secure publicity. The best bust.
ness men know the value of advertising In such =
psper-and such . paper Is THE EVENING STAR.
1t has the largest circulation In proportion to the
population Of the city in which 1t Is printed of AM
paper in the world. It practically eoSer. re
s0hoE< GeLd.
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GUIDES NEW EXPRESS LIMB
RRKWREN

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
IN8TON AND GEORGETOWN,
CONNECT At PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDI's
LINE TOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, AND
INV ENGLAND STAF1S.
Sa1If2e Ddps.
From Philadelphia-satnrdsy, ut - "a.
From Washington-MOndAy, ~ IL am.
From GeOrgetown-Monday, II pm.
FIeights received daily; Through
Providence, and Fall River. Con-
sienees wishing their goods landed 1t Georgetown
toaen, ID. o.
For full information apply to j. Il. JOHNSON
CO., 1903 street northwest. and 12th-street
wharf, washington, ID. G.; g. r: HYDE 69 Wa.
or street., Georgetown, ID. c.; WIN. r. CLYDE
lslphie. mAr20-1y
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"A SUFFICIENT DEFENSE.-The gas suddenly
went out at San Jose concert the other even.
nantly accused happy looking man who sat
on the next bench Of kissing her in the dark
ness. The man tried to explain, but some Of
fire him out with expedition. AS thew reached
the door, the victim managed to gasp out !:
me kiss woman! Why, I'm just divorced. :"
That settled t. He was apOlogfzed to, and the
I&dn Francisco Nelcs Latter
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RAILROADS.

ITO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS!
Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN and
HARTFORD RAILROAD - -rs<us3=sz.5,
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN ~ y
at 06 .. m. from Grand
Central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
and go through from New York to the Mountains
by Daylight in Ii hours.
Tickets and further information can be Obtained
IN washington ut once OF the Baltimore and POtO.
mac hAlifoa0. augl4 I'm
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE 0FALAnGE STOCK OF
GROCERIES,. GOOD WILL. FIXTURES,
EORSE, WAGON, HARNE-S, &c.
as BY yissne OF deed o. trust dated the ist IN
IN Liher s88 folio 1b5 one Of the land IL
records for Washington county, D. Co., and by
olreG,lnn q the RsEts SECURED thereeS shall sell;
O'Clock, at the store southeast corner Of street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, the entire
contents, conn risng-
Teas, Sugars Spices, Coffees,
Shelf GOODS. Willow Ware,
Vinegar, MolasSes, Tobacco,
Chocolate. Cocoa Broma,
Soap, Starch, BrOOms,
Canned Goods, Tea aud Spice CaddieS.
ALSO AT IL O'CLOCK
Shelving, Counters, Show Cases,
Che iron Safe,
HG.ee, " agon, Harness, &c.
Terms cash
augl9-4t n. ?. MCnR, trustee
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North CAROLINA proposes to Introduce the
bell -punch for registering votes at elections.
Then the popular song will be:
Wien he receives vote the inSpectare
Will punch in the presence of the electare.
A dem. check slip for white votare,
A rep. check slip for a black niggare,
And Ind. check slip for bold boltare,
Ali in the presence of the electare.
The above is from the New York World. To
which we beg leave to add the following:
And il the head of the electare
Should be covered with wool instead of hair,
And he votes republican fair and square,
The inSpectare shall at once prepare
To punch the head of the electare
That is covered with wool instead of hair
PhiLd. Bulletin.
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I'm RESTING" said tramp Yesterday To
person who Intercepted him. This is nv
vacation. The goods which manufacture are
now out of season." And he took oil the rim
of his hat, through which his hair projected
like Prince-ot Wales plume. In the Inside
was pasted piece of paper bearing the date
May 8, lS0-One pm" THAT said he
cheerfully, "is the next eclipse of the sun.
Shall sell the rest OF my smoked glass then"
And. with an enterprising air, he resumed hiS
vacation,
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COUNTRY AMUSEMENTS-A correspondent
OF the MlddietOwn Argus from Slate Hill saws
Probably there is nothing that will induce an
lrrellglOuS young man to use more or stronger
cusS words than when he gets into his bed at
night aid feels the Stings of lot of wasps that
wicked young ladies of the
family, as punishment for past Offenses. A
case OF this kind happened about here not a
great while ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-21

A MANS BITE CAUSING DEATH.-On March
23d Nj. j. Russell, of No PA Franklin street.
GreenpOint, Quarreled with a tenant named
Thomas Kelly, and in the fight. Kelly bit one
OF RuSselFs fingers. Shortly after the finger
so that it was necessary to amputate it. The
poison appeared to have spread beyond the
finger, however, and In another month it was
After the second operation had been per
formed Russell continued TO grow worse and
his left arm and the left side OF his body began
not recover, and Kelly, the man who bit him,
was arrested and remanded to the Raymond
street jail to await the result of Russelrs in
Jurles. Two weeks ago Russell became un-
until the time of his death, which took place
Yesterday morning An Inquest will be held.
IN. Y. World 18th
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR LABOR AND MA.
l. TERIALS r. r THE PROPOSED BUILD
ING FOR THE BUREAU OF ENG HAVING
AND PRINTING!, WASHINGTON, ID. G.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
WAsHINGToN, u. G., August 18th, 1878 }
until ]2 m. on the BOTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1873
for furnishing and delivering at the site of the pro-
Printing, Washington, d. c.. all the common
bTlck required 70, for The structure, being - 1850
Also sealed proposals for mixing and putting in
the concrete foundations, and setting OF all brick
and stone Ork up to first floor level Including the
furnishing OF the SJcne work, such stills, water
table, &C.: the government to furnish ali brick,
sand and menf.
Copies of specification, blank form Of bond, and
ary additional information may be had ON applica-
ton 81 his ONCE. JAS. u. HILL,
anglo mwf,6t Superyi ing Archit ent
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A Melancholy Tragedy.

A MARRIED MAN LOVES A BEAUTIFUL wo-
MAN-sHE MARRIEs ANoTHEK-rHE OLD
LOVER CUTS HER THROAT WITH A RAZOR.
.Hichard Shannon deliberately murdered
Mrs 1,,n,s"dore Rice, at 8 o'clock Monday at
ternoon IN the yl.,asrr OF Waterford, Ny Six
Years ago Mrs. Bice, whose maiden name was
Ella Miller, kept house for Shannon Some
where out west. He became Infatuated with
her, and, although he afterward married aud
became the father of three children. his ador-
alton for his early love seems to have contin-
ued. Shannon and family reside at COhOes
He drinks heavily. but not incessantly and
carries on furniture establishment. He has
followed the woman from place to place and
Monday afternoon inquired the way to her
home. He was sober and seemed to act per-
fectly rational. She invited him i'm aud treat
ed him cOurteously. Several women servants
were around the house attending to their du-
les: and overheard the conversation. He
husband and home. aud she repe Ih " his
Offers of money with which he Was provided.
ing tune when he suddenly drew a razor
from his coat pocket and cut her throat from
ear to car. The gaSn was terrible, she stag
gered through two rooms, rested on a lounge
and expired In fifteen minutes vainly clutch.
beautiful woman of twenty four years and
was only married last Wednesday, having re-
Gently met with her husband for the first time
at Lake George. After committing the terri
Bile deed, Shannon started for the river, which
was near by, with the apparent purpose of sui
eide. But a hostler heard the cry of murder
and caught him. Then frightful struggle en-.
sued The murderer, who seemed crazed,
tried to cut his antagonist with the dangerous
weapon, and made desperate attempts to slash
him about the head ana limbs, but the unfOrt-
innate man was finally subdued with the assist
ance of others and placed in the Saratoga
county. Jail at Ball>ton. On the way up he
begged the bystanders to kill him. He said
that he had been insane for years over the
girl, and now he wanted to die. He tried to
hang himself in the cell, but was prevented,
Mrs Bice's husband is almost demented.
A tt 1t gram to-day says that shannon has
committed suicide In his cell
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JOHN H. CLICK. 2n.
aug12-d CONRAD KAUFMAN AFus'
1OHN SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer,
- st. Cloud Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY, ThREE-STORY and
BAsHMEMT Trick DWELLINGS, No.
b! virtue of adeed OF trust, dated June 18th, -
A. D. 1870 and duly recorded in Liber No. c::Y
7o9. fclO Ill ct seq, one OF the land records s:h
Of the District OF Columbia, and At the req nest Of
the parties secured thereby will sell at public
auction. on FRIDAY the % l day OF August. A. D.
ihaS at o'clock pm. III front OF the premises,
provement thereon. situated in the city of W ssh
iLgtoh, District OF Columbia to wit: Lot numbered
two hundred and twenty three (22S) In Gilbert's
subdivision OF Square six hundred AID seventy five
(676) being eighteen t18) feet front and rear and
eighty feet 1907 deep. the south size of street
northeast, and containing fourteen hundre1 and
forty feet Of land.
In one AID two years, with interest at 10 per cent
Per annum, to be secured on the property sod; or
all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A deposit
Ct one hundred dollars required at time Of SAFE:
sale to be complied with in seven DAYS.
GEORGE BAUEk hrustees'
WIN. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. auQ13-eO&is
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IsTEANERs FOB NV YORK.
NORTH GERdAN LLOYD.

STIANSHIP LIEB BHfRENN NV YORK.
EOUTH4APTSN AND BRBAEN.
The steamers Of this Company VIII sail every Bat
friday from Bremen Pier, foot OF Third -6cAk
street, Hobokan. Rates OF passage: AGEN
from New York to Southampton, Lon. .
ion, Havre and Sremen, first cabin, 500; second
cabin $50 gold Storage $50 currency. For freight
81 passage. apply to OELRICbS D CO.,
ap1-6m Bowling Green, New Yerk.
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AN EXACTING TRAMP. An Owatonna
says: "A few days ago a tramp M tide an
agreement with DR.. MOrehouse, of this place,
to work for $3.50 a day ami board. He told
lunches day, and the doctor agreed thus 70
feed him. They started together i'm a wagon
for the farm, and when little way out o. the
city the tramp asked the doctor what kind of
meat he fed his workmen with, adding that he
would not eat pork, but must have beef The
doctor replied by ordering the tramp out of his
wagon without moments delay. The tramp
obeyed, and the doctor came back to the eli y
for other help.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
COTTAGE FRAME DWELLiNGs AND
LOTS AND NINE BUILDING LOTS, SIT
Y. TED. RESPECTIVELY, ON II STREET,
sNEHEHTH ct AND EIGHTH STREETS
By virtue Of = deed Of trust given to us, dated -
May LIST, 1873 and duly recorded In Liber E:5I
NO. ITO. folio 1888, of the Land records for the e:1
District OF Columbia and By request of the party
secured we will sell, at public auction, on THUR1
O'Clock p. M, in front Of the respective premises
all those certain pieces or parcels Of land and prem
ises known and described upon ground plat or plan
q cs u % e. o 81 aos s0s
"a, of A. B; Kelley ubdivison of square $50, to-
eether with all the improvements, ways, ease
ments, rights, privileges, app irtenanceS and or.
edltaments to the sAAe, belonging or otherwise
Lots TO- II and Ii are unimproved and front on
streer ne.
Lot IL being at the Coz ner OF H and 7th streets
Lots ID 1e, II and 81 are unimproved and front
Lots IA, Ii and % are improved by swo-story
Frame Dwellings fronting on 7th street, between
Lot, 80 and 80 are unimprovsd and front on 9th
street ne.
Lots 81 and "a are improved by two-story Frame
Dwellings and front on 8sh street, between H aud
Terms: one-third cash; balance In six and twelve
montbs notes bearing Interest at per cent. until
paid, and secured by deed OF trust on the premises
sold. All conveyancing at the cost of the pur-
soon as sold II the terms Of sale are Complied With
within seven days from day Of sale, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. upon giving
n'' D' JOHN Ii. aII tx ie''''' ,r.,,o.,o,
aug12-d CONRAD KAUFMAN. Irustees.
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A KENTUCKY BRIDES DAS,E-At Harri
riSon county, Ky, wedding, We are informed
the bride danced several charming reels with
in circle of three feet in diameter. Sha
changed shoes once on account of her new
OntS not sounding right against the floor The
prompter gave the very unique commands
during the dance, Rock To the right rock TO
the left grind coffee, ring the dishrag, rock
the cradle, &c'' AT the wind-up of the dance
the bride showed her agility by kicking the
groom's hat of his head C0Uilgton C5Dl-
OlODuealth
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LINE.

CUNABD LINE
NOTICE.
With the view Of eliminating the chances OF
.oiision, the Steamers of this Line take q specific
soUrse for all seasons OF the year.
On the outward passag from Queenst0wn to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF 80 at q
At, or nothing TO the north Of q.
ON the homeWard passage crossing the meridian
Of SO NJ q lat., or nothing to the north Of ~.
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CHARLEs W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE,. BEING No. 491 c 81. SOUTH

WEST,
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated August -
9Th. A. D: 1915 AID duly recorded in liber
No. 1927, folio 399 &c, of the land records ~
for the District of Columbia, and by direction Of
the party secured thereby, will sell at public auc-
ton, In front of the premises: on MONDAY, the
26th day of August, A. ID. 1873 at O'Clock D. M.
apart OF Lot No. s, in square No. 1872 In the city
OF ashington, improved by a neat two-story
brick house.
Terms of sale: One-third in cash. (of which $50
must be paid at saie2, balance in SIX and twelve
0usd by deed OF trust. The terms to be fully
comrsled with within five days of sale otherwise
cost OF de'aulting purchaser. All conveyancing
augl4 eo&ds ROBT. h. WARD. Trustee,