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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-31
enEEayzLLE ANn BENDS.

SagASEsDERads as s3EsEsfs FsA4AE @faAs RsksEsD9'
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET,
heavef FoB ozsry 716kSBbha. HY ffSBn G. I iA1AToHzz
lszsNSSsszI Davis Bend and intermediate land
AnEf RoaT. .'1R;.ni9H Z. LEE,
William Campbell, master.
John H. MOssOp, clerk.
leaves ae above, connecting at yicksburg .Yitt
flower Deer Greek and Tallahatchie, M q l,at1
GEo, 3. AaFfih HiTh, Agents.
viii give through bills Of lading to Trenton,
Monroe and alI l. statio6s on the vleksburg'
''NA '''0~A ''A VI. B. BROCKETT. Agent.
SO Magazine street.
UNITED STATES mai. PACKET.
FOR GREENy1LLE.,, 1X1ILgIKSsB0Ra AND THE
Leaves f9R s3GFya afzE57fGb EfSRAz 4i5kgbuno
LeRNs2HaakstaR and the Bends-The new and mag
&@' nIfi'e1t g. PGsssnmff2FE Il. WmfFE. steamer
JIM. White master, Curt. Holmes clerk,
connecting ct Vleksburg With Il Parsetts Line
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe, x
VIII viii give through bills Of lading to Trenton,
Monroe and all stations On Vicksburg, ShreVe-
and Texas ESrfBeq " bE6cRBf yS R1!tf L. Agent
SO Magazine street
SATURDAY VICKgBURa UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. st 8 ., N.
szwv Fob VICKSBURG, DAVIS BEND
lasSssaseRa Natchez and all intermediate land
sz ings-The passenger packet
NATCHEX,
r. ?. Leathers, master, J. +. Muse, clerk
connecting at Vieksburg with the Parisot Line
| for Yazoo, Tallahatehie and sundoWer. rivsrs
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Oairo and
! st. Louis.
This boat reserves the right 10 pass all Iand.
lngs that TIE CAPTAIN may conslder r. r sags ~
| JANNEY b WORK, 1916 Common street,
J. e. OABLIN. II Tchoupitoulas ST.
| Through bills lading given to Trenton. Mon
roc and all stations on Vicksburg Shreveport
and Texas Railroad, via Delta.
| W. B. BROCKETT,
| SO Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-31
DUAEtEEETA RHVER.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEN-
DENT PACKET.
Leaves THU URSDAY. October 81, at 5 2, N.
T a.. FOR MONROE. TRENTON AND
sRAls.a9lhatsl all landings On Black and Onachita
Ras'7E7z=1z7@ rivers. The new and splendid pas
senger steamer
I'D. STEIN,
In place Of Clara 81
J. NJ. Tindel master,
will leave positively rs above. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
F. J. WINBURN. 38 Natchez street.
?. S.-Win sign through bills lading to
Trenton and Monroe. ocz7
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LIVER POOL,
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN q, g, LEN

<gEEg. The steamship
2MlsnNlg VANGUARD,
Cell, Commander
will sail on or about November 4. 1878. from
wharf foot Of Espanade street..
VIII receive cotton and sign through bilfsS-
lading for the Continent. between Havresla
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being Of light draft, win
cross the bar Of the Mississippi at ali times
without detention.
For freight apply TO
DECAN h CO.,
de2D1v 189 Grayier street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-31
BTEAMB0ATE

Alvin. Scovell, from Lower Coast
Whisper, Comstock. from Upper Coast
Eva, DeBouchel, from HabnviIe
Emma Irvine, Vallette, fl ON Lower Coast
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-31
Low ER COAST.

Leaves DAILY at 8 .. m.
r. FOR GREENWOOD PLANTA-
ls1aaksIIgkss ton Terre aux Boeuf, and all plan-
asasaaszssESsza tation landings. Tho new, fine and
A"0' EMMA IRVINE,
e. III. Vallette, master.
Leaves as above regularly. commencing August
12, returning to tbs city early In the morning;
For freight or passage apply On board, nead Of
Cont street, anl u
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ES@Y0w--E0msanR Up,

Below-ComfnR Ups
Nor bark Yatava Sorsnsen, 81 days from Leitb, to
H Frerichs--
Schr Monadnock, Harrison, from Maracaibo, to FL T
Lawler--
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-31

Arrived
Brit bark BeIgravia Morrison. 81 days from Liver
pool to G II Haynes -4th dis
Nor bark Fyleja Jensen SO days from Bordeaux, to
Corpibe IL Duhnne-2d dis
span bark Antonio Castro, days from Havana, in
ballast 10 master-2d dis
8 chr Constance, Nyborg IL days from Ruatan to d
Csfalu &LGo--Pic Tier
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-31
MARINE NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
October 81. 1878. {
Cleared Yesterday.
Brig John Wesley, Hines, for Hsvre-
Nnrtnu &, pe1I
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-31
BeIow-Waiffug Orders.

Bark Bridgeport, Morgan, 43 days from Bahia, IN
ballast to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-31

Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at II q. 10.
gssgs a FOR ASHLAND PLANTATION.
lsgtsS Ascension parish. Donaldsonville
Assa&'a@aS@"a"@ and all coast landlngs-Ths fine
and new passenger steamer
WHISPER.
ia. Uomstock, master.
Geo. M. Woods and Cnag Dean. clerks.
VIII Leave as above. Returning. leaves Ash
land Plantation Tuesday. Thursday and Bun-
day, coming down the coast In daylight For
ap22 B, HMNO 10 Conti street.
P. s.-All freight delivered In the daytime.
A clerk always on the landing, head Of Cont
street. to receive freight for both Of the above
bnats
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-31
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
STEAMBOAT rs.
HJEk EB COAST.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANG EN- ENT.
UPPER COAST DAILY AND TRI WEEKLY
LINE TO BONNET CARRE AND ASH
LAND PLANTATION.
s The fine and fast steamer
sJkIAA9thA RELBE,
aaaRsaz5azsaz e. E. Harper master, J. e. Brou clerk
Will leave New Orleans daily tSundays except
ed) at q. NJ for Bonnet Carre, and on Satur.
days at .. m oc29
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Now doth the merry harvester
Whistle the jolly tunes,
The while the gentle humble bee
SkipS up his pantalOons.
Gone after the arnica.

SsrAll honest men will bear watching. 1t is
the raScalS who cannot stand IL.
Ee-A Georgia photographer had cut on
his hand. In his work acids got into the
wound, and the man died.
Hs-When a base ball player comes home for
the season his fingers look as il he had been
talking the deaf and dumb alphabet
sB- A. A. Chase, editor of the Scranton (Pa.)
Times, has been arrested at the instance OF
w. W. Scranton, general manager of the
Lackawauna Iron and Coal Company, on a
charge of libel.
FsA married lady remarks that she does
mol see how bachelors remember past dates.
hayIngnO children to approximate chronology
by.
ss- Peroration of the True Mdrylander's
article on Communism: LAST week il
took 80 large chickens from Mrs. A. g. Wool
ford also last Friday il broke into barn on
Isaac ID. Jones Arcadia farm and took ten
bushels of wheat"
Es-" Excuse me, Miss" said a polite old
gentleman to an otherwise welldressed young
lady on Washington street, but are you
aware that somebody has damned your hat
quite badly" Its all right, SIR its a Ne
Yark hat. and the fashion, replied she, with
a toss of the head.-[Con. Bull
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THE LEADING NEWSPAPERS.
THE EVENING STAR.
THE WEEKLY STAR.

The proprietors of THE STAR present to the
public Its daily and weekly editions, resPec-
lively, IS Eot only the conapletest and best, out
also the cheapest epitome OF events occurring
at the national capital, and Of general news as
we'll, to be found anywhere. How well the
public understands this Is cOnclusively shown
by the exceptionally wide circulation they
both enjoy, not In the City OF Washington
alone, but throughout all the States and Ter
Titories.
In order that the reader not now familiar
with the paper and its strong hold on the pub
lie may understand at a glance upon what
elements Its great popularity is based, the
opinions Of some Of its contemporaries as to
sts merits are appended. 1t is needless to add
chat no person is so good Judge Of the value
OF any given newspaper as the men who con
duct newspapers themselves.
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nUNCANsoN Bros, Auct,oneers.

TkUsTEEs, SALE OF FIVE TWO STORY
LOTS AND NINE BUILDING LOTS, SIT
lATED, RESPECTIVELY, ON II STREET
SEVENT 3 or AND EIGHTH STREETS
May list, 1878 and duly recorded in Lioer t...1
No. 715, folio 1893. OF the land records for the ss&
District OF Columbia and BY request Of the party
secured, we will SELL at public auction, on THURS.
O'Clock p. m. in front of the respective premises,
ALI those certain pieces parcels Of land and prem.
1seS known and described upon ground plat or plan
OF the city OF Washington: D. as being Lots Nos
81 Of A. b. Kelley IS subdivision OF SQUARE $50 TO-
sether with all the improvements, ways, ease
ments, rights, privileges, appurtenances and her-
editaments to the same, belonging or otherwise
Lots 10. II and Ii are unimproved and front on
Lot II being at the corner OF d and 7th streets
Lots Is, 1e. IT. and a are unimproved and front
Lots d: Z. Is and "a are improved by svo-story
Lots So and IS are unimproved and front on 9Th
Lots 81 and "a are improved by two-s story Frame
Dwellings and front on 9th street. between Fl and
FERNS: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
~ nn
sold: Al conveyancing ct the cost Of the pur-
soon as sold II the terms of sale are complied viii
within seven days from DAY Of sale. the Trustees
and cost Of the deiaultins purchaser, upon sivine
I'VE days public notice OF such resale.
ausH-a CVNkAD KAUFMAN, Trustees.
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DALT1MORD AND OHIO RAIl.ROAn.
u THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.

BFhHSHsk. A4 IL RS SHtG R4TAaz tk:o
esGEH HH2 szSFf k H5g s6Gr sas
TO "a stse W sSghRAx M. 1873
E1press: EHicst City. ON sunday 70 Balti@oG e
o J sRs s. juno
$50 .. m.-Baltimore, AnnApohs and Way.
!C5G.%16sEIy: strasbIrg, Winchester. HagerstowR.
f7:sSBaiti@Ors and Laurel Express.
81 ana %a1 s
s:0 am.NIw YoRK. PHILADELPHIA, BIOS.
New Rosf ,nd sops a 9As
p, Is;ss s&;ass; Lec,. gn,o.so Columbus and
sSs USs e d Gs S j
duskY. daily, except Saturday.
s08 bon sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 s.m.-Baltimors Express. Stops At B,..
densburg, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
Jessup's and Hanover.
1910 2. m.-Baltimore. Annapolis. Ellicott CIT,
fi:D p.m.-Nrw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BOSTON EXPRESS. On Sundays to Baltimore
only stopping e an Stations. Stops at Laurel.
Exprsss: Frederick Va Relay. stops 1t Annapolis
lass p. m.-Po,nt OF Rocks Frederick. Haaer.-
town, Winchester and way stations On sundas,
to Point OF ROCKS and Way Stations only.
$40 p.m.-Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
to 80 p.m.-Philadeiphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday NORFOLK PAS
sENGERs TAKKN IN THE CARS DIRECT TO BOAT
At CANroH: Stop at Bladensburg and Laurel.
t6:60-Baltiniore and Way Stations.
sLxkpiNs CAas to Chicago. A'''
70 10 y. m.-BSlt1mOre Express.
t9:26-St. Louis Cincinnati, Louisville and Pitts
ours EXprdsS. Ptttsbur9, except SUNDAY. Pull.
uan cars.
10 80 p.m.-NIw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESs. SLEEPING CAR to New
York, and Special Sleeping Car to Philadelphia,
Cd Daily. Other trains daily except sunday.
All trains stop 81 Relay Station. 1e1O
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LADIES ANkIEs AT THE PARIS FNposrrrox
Inc low and sandal slipper is much worn NV
ladies' here, and the display of ankles Is ons
OF the most attractive features of the eNnn
siion. Heels are still high and often glitter
with brass tips. There is a great variety M
design in foot wear II varies from a mara
sole with barely two inches of toe-coyering "a
the delicatei boot, buttoning far up into the
clouds-of lace. COlors are also as yariegated
as form. There are black. bronze. lavender.
white and pale -yellow. Canvas slippers
banded with leather are much worn. Stock
Ings no longer hide their light under bushels
Inc iaNorite color Is light blue. But we sec
also the striped stocking, n IN barber pole the
mtpehaieularly striped stocking. black aud
White; the stocking with brilliant bouquet
interviewer above the ankle: the diamond
inquired stocking in red and white and the
delicate openwork stocking As fashion pre-
walls az present. the female foot has become n
rival OF her head, and the male dilemma il
whether lnoSt 10 look down OF up With This
development OF style, all CORNER sensitiyenaSs
as 10 the display of the walking anatomy
seems 10 have deserted the female heart and
now as they recline on chairs and benches
about The grounds young women who wear
costly stockings and slippers take good care
that they do not waste their sweetness under
dlmlty. The sand and gravel of the walks on
The grounds Is OF most aggTavating and
not uncommon 10 see ladies retiring into
corners, where the haSty removal of a delicate
triumph of the shoemaker's art shows that
some little ''grabbe stones have intruded
themselves In tender quarters, as the Dutch
man remarked when he poured the snufferS
out OF his boot, after working in the field all
day Prentice MUuOrd.
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Death Under Sad circumstances.
HOW MRS. RATH WAS RESCUED FROM DROWN
ING AND HER SUBSEQUENT DEATH IN HOS
PITAL.
Mrs. Margaret Rath died at the New York
Hospital yesterday morning under peculiarly
sad circumstances On last Tuesday morning,
at O'clock, the steamer Providence. came
GID street. Michael Rath was captain of the
scow. His wife Margaret, and her three chill
dren-JOhn, aged 51a years; Ellen. aged 2, and
Margaret, aged l-were in the cabin in the
rear OF the ScOW at the time of the collision
Mrs Rath was preparing breakfast and the
three children were fast asleep in their hunks.
The scow was at the time loaded with earth,
anchorage of the East river bridge to the s8th
avenue improvement at MacOmb's dam. The
force of the collision turned the scow bottom
side up, and it remained in that position. 1t
was supposed at the time that the mother and
her three children were all drowned, but
MIR: Rath had been thrown into the water,
and was subsequently rescued. In order to
tow the upset sc9w to 9Sth street, where the
nearest landing place was, holes had to be cut
In The keel at the rear end. 1t took the work
men nearly an hour to get the first aperture
made, The last blow of the axe went through
directly over the head of Mrs. Rath. She had
been all this time in the hold of the craft, up
to her chin in water, with her face closely
pressed against the keel She was rescued in
an exhausted state and fell into prolonged
sWoOn.. An hour afterward, when she had re-
covered her senses, her three little children
were brought up from the hold, all dead, one
holding no IN It's arms young kitten, which it
alive. The terrible sight utterly Frustrated the
poor mother, who was at the time in delicate
condition. She was removed to the New York
hospital, where every attention was paid to
child was born to her, but the mother did not
survive its birth more than few moments,
her system being utterly broken down, and the
little one followed her within an hour.-[N.Y
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VAMPIRE BATS IN BRAzrL.-Probably no
part OF the empire is more afflicted than a
portion OF the province of Bahia with the
scourge of vampires. Whole herds of cattle
are sometimes destroyed by this venomous
Dat. Ii was long matter OF conjecture how
the animal accomplished the insidiouS and
deadly work; but scientific men have now de-
cided that the tongue, which is capable of
considerable extension, is furnished at its ex-
tremty with number of papiil.e, which are
so arranged as To form an organ of suction,
the lips having also tubercles symmetrically
arranged. Fastening themselves upon cattle
these dreadful animals can draw their blood
from their victims. The wound made prob
ably by the small, needle like teeth, is a fine,
round hole. the bleeding from which IL is very
difficult to stop. Ii is said that The wings Of
this deadly bat fly around during the opera
ton OF wounding and drawing blood, with
great velocity, thus tanning the victim and
lulllng while the terrible work is in progress
Some oil these creatures measure two feet be
tween The tips OF their wings, and they are
often found in great numbers in deserted
dwellings in the outskirts of this city, The
negroes and Indians especially dread them.
and there are numerous superstitions among
the natives in regard 10 them.-[ C5rreSpon.
GeHce OF the ". Y. Herald.
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DIED

BoTTS. In this city. on the 18Th of August.
1873, after long and ranful iIlnes. OF pulmonary
assumption, JOHN MINOR EeTTs. formerly of
Fredericksburg, Va, IN the fouy-eighth year of
his age.
Hisrenaips were inferred in this city on the 18th
instant.
Campbell. After a long aud painful illness.
August 49, 1873 IT o'clOck ?. m, AMELIA, wife
of The late Lewis Campbell, aged eighty -seyen
years.
Her remains will be taken from the It'll street
Hospital to Methodist Church, Alexandria, on
w. dnesday, August 81, 1873. IAlexandrls pa
per please copy.
HAWKINS. On Monday, August 10 1878. 1t
8 o'c ock a. M. PATIENCE. In the thirty ST xth
year Of her sge, beloved wife Of James r. haw-
klDS.
Fuperal will take plsee at Wesley Church. Tues
day. at o>clock p. N. Friends Of the family ara
respectfully invited 10 attend.
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U H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE FIRST
CLASS DWELLING HOUSE, NO 500 ON
D. STREET, BETW ZEN 9Th AND 9TH

CLASS DWELLING HOUSE, No sos ON
j. STREET, BETWEEN srH AND 9TH
ySas II NS eas u WEE dated tns 18th
among the land records Of the County Of. IN
Washington. ID. e.. In Libsr 66s folio s97, the
lie auction. In front Of the premises, on HURS-
DAY. the 18th day OF August, A. ID. 1878, at
O'Clock p: M, the following valuable property, to
In the City of Washington and District OF Column
bia, the same being the easterly part OF lot num-
bered two Cd In square numbered four hundred
and six t406): and bounded and described as fol-
lows Beginning for the same at the southeast cor
ner OF said lot on E street north; thence running
northerly on the line dividing lot No. 3 from lot
as ssa Sa'fss tsfafs
division between Basaen ana aSoTs the slss
so G o afse .1s rssSsas IL
erly said alley twenty six t2e) feet five u inch
s s to the land conyeyed to Michse Duiey DeceIa
said Dutfey's land, In q straight line through
b:ck stable, cutting OF the westerly portion there
o. (5 feet and six (6) inches to said
twenty-si1 (2el feet five (6l inches. more less,
to the point Of beginning. with right in said alley
In common with the other estates AUDITING there
on together with all the buildings, Improvements,
rights, privileges, as In said deed Of October 18TH
The terms Of sale are: One-fourth OF the pur-
at the time OF SALE and the residue in three years.
with interest at per cent. per annum payable
semt-ahnnaiy or all cash at the option OF the pnr
by note to be secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold, to the satisfaction of the Trustees
All conveyancing at the purchaser's cost.
49,, G. e: T. si Fa3)M, }rrustees.
j. L. COLDWELL, Salesman. jy28-d
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1873 PENSsYIVAN1A 1878
HOVVTK

TO TIE NORrH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
Do~b1e Track Steel RetIs,
SDss~dSd Sce~erS, MaonSnce,st 1QsstDssess
rRA1ss LEAVE 9vS W1 1871 ss3s; ,,om n,,,
For Pittsburg and the West. 10:1O q m. daily.
from Piitsanrg to cincinnati, St. Iouss and and
Chicago: 7:ao Pm. csiiy. With Fsl.cs Car t.
Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Foe Csnsnssisua: Rochestss BEtrelo, NiAsan
| %Sii;la5anspoaTs,l Loci Haven ana Hmir.. :,
For New York and the East. l:15 am. and $50 ..
n. daily, With PalAce CArs attached. Limited
1Ipress OF Pullman Can. s:20 IA. daily, az
For sew s YoIS ana the East 1so m. daily, s..
ssssash 1sns :. 6 I'll WIN e.
rage and journey scToss New York city. i''
For ,sS ssSs p b. saa1ay
Limited Express, $50 .. m. daily. except Sun.
Aeconmodation for baltimore, e:6s. $50 q. m.
yor p. Pope 6;ses G aaias' s1ssps
FOR Annapolis. s:66 .. m. and G:20 .. m. daily.
ALEXANDRIA AND FRKDERICKsBuRa
W KAihMAa ASR RAt AkIha6xnnSDsiz AND
For Alexandr1a. Q, =, ., 9:1O, 10, II An, l. 4
go, 8. e:3. p. n. On sunday at Clio Am.
1or Richmond ana the south, les q N. and .
- Z: n: daily; s:lo T. m. daily s5eclt sunday:
= S:1U 70. u A.; I. Z 80 e:S and5
eomm0dAtione can Be procured O thoo@oe0, north.
81 corner OF thirteenth street and POnniylVania
gNSniA ayeooe, md o The daDot, Vh01O oGiegv
can oe left for The checking Of b0GRae0 % 0Gina.
1x1ak fa H sss ssss Si 800, 1 ss1h
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Auction SALES.
THIS FTERNOON.
VOUNG MIDDLETo1Ns. Auctloneers.

ROE STREET, GEORGETO~ N:
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated the Il -
Gay of pril, 1877, duly recorded in Liber S49 81.
folio 252, one of the land records for the Dis nk8
tIiet of Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby will sell at public auction I'm front
OF the premises, on FRIDAY, August 18th, a.
clock p M the following described real estate
lumbia, to wit: Part OF Lot No. IS, In Holmesd's
addition to Georgetown, beginning for the same at
point one hundred and nine feet three inches
south OF the northeast of said lot 49, thence
running south along the west line OF Monroe street
tsn Ieet ana nine inches; thence west forty feet:
east forty feet to the place Of beginning.
Terms: $500 cash; the balance In equal install
ments at six and twelve months, with interest at
per cent, secured by deed OF trust on the prop
eIty sold, or all cash, at the option Of the pur-
CHASER. $50 deposit at time of sale. The terms Of
sale to be complied with In seven days, otherwise
the Trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser
All conveyancing at the cost Of purchaser.
W. n. ROACH,
aug6 g. 10, II, II, 10 Trustee.
Ia IN CONSEQUENCE OF RAIN, THE
above sale L. POSTPONED unit! TUESDAY, Au-
gust 2Oth, 1878. same lime and place.
aug173t w. N. ROACH, Trustee.
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TLYDE'a NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
INGTON AND 8EORaETOWN,
CONNECTING At PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYD1's
LINZ ron BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, AND
INV ENGLAND STATHS.
Sailing Days.
FROM Phiisdelphia- SATURDAY. st " N.
From Georgstown-MOndAJ, 1t 2 Pm.
Freights received daily. Through <K-h
SiiiS of lsding given TO Boston and Ssf6RsI -
Providence, and Fall River. Con-
signees wishing their goods landed ut Georgetown
soseH, D. CO.
For full Information apply tn j. II. JOHNSON
CO., 1Ip3 r street northwest. and 1Sth-strest
wharf, Washington, ID. c.; g. r. HYDE, 50 VS.
or street. Georgetown. y. c.; WIN. r, CLYDE
CO., General Managers, Il South Wharves, Phila-
telphia. maI7p-y
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
9BfWBBN VIEW YORK AND LIIBRPOOk,
GALLIN4 = NORK HARROR

CALLIN0 Ar CORK HARBOR. WIZ
Absssni. Aug q ParsS!.: Taa M SEP: 10
Bothnia.. Med., Aug. g hbyssinia. Wed. Sep. 25
Algeria. Wed, Sept. BOthnia... Wed, Oct. 2
.RuseIa.. Wed, Sep. II Algeria. We'd, Oct. 8
scythia....Wed., sep. 1S .Russia: Wed, Oct. 16
And every Following "wednesday from New YORK,
RATES OF PXSSx6E.
BY HeAmefs carrying steeraGe, and LOO gold,
ccoro1ng to accommodation,
No Storage.
By steamers not carving steerage, 80, ylO0 and
also goA, according to accommodation.
Tickets to Paris, $lb, gold, additional,
keturn tickets on favorable terms.
steerageN very low rates. SteerAge tickets from
Llvefpoot1 no Queenstown and Ill other parts Of
Europe at3OWeSt rates.
Through bills OF lAding given for Belfsst 9las.
gov. Hxvre, Antwerp and other ports on the Con.
anent, and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight aAd passage apply at ths CompAny's
Jmce, No. Bowling Green, or both gtoeraRe ana
,abin, TO OTIS BI6ELOW, COS 7th Street. Wash.
tAgton, ID. O.
&-iy CHxS. q. IRANCKLYN. Aren't, ny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20
a WATER Liz.

D star on the breast Of the river
u marvel Of bloom and grace
DIG you tall straight wa from heaven
Out OF the sweetes; pace
GU are white rs the thoughts OF an snreI.
houf heart is steeeed Ia the sun.
b,S you grow In the golden CITY,
ny pune and radiant one
Nay. nay, zen not out OF heaven.
None gave me my sanity Nhita'
TX siowly grew n ON the olarknass'
Down ia the dreary night
FROM the ccze OF the Silent rirsr
won my glory and grace
" Mite souls fall not, - my paet.
They rise 10 the swc e.est n;ars
M. +. B.tts ia Suadrp Aff.rnoo,