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MOT IF 1T WAS MY BoY"-Some years
ago the late Horace Mann, the eminent edu-
Gator, delivered an address at the opening of
which he remarked that if only one boy was
saved from ruin it would pay for all the cost
and care, and labor of establishing such an
institution as that. After the exercise had
closed, in private conversation, a gentleman
rallied Mr.. Mann upon his statement and said
TO him: did you not color that little when
you said that all that expense and labor would
was my boy" was the solemn and Convincing
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ERRORS OF DIET and want Of open-air exer
else are the chief causes OF typhoid fever The
Tree use OF fresh vegetables and abStiuenco
from alcohol, and daily walks, If no opan-aiT
occupation is habitual. are the best remedies
Mix will not cause biliousnesS il balanced nv
fresh vegetable food hut il the latter is ne-
elected and mostly bread and meat eaten
milk is too rich in heterogeneous matter It
must also he remembered that constitutions
differ; persons inclined 10 biliouSneSS must
net indulge IN too free use of milk but ear
fruit; while for growing children and cor
sumptive persons milk is just the food need
ed; If the conSumptive have, however inn
paired the digestion by previous errors Of die.
alcohol or drugs, they may unfortunately have
become unable to digest anything az ALI
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RALTlAORD AND OHIO BAIl.ROAn
- THE akHAT DOUBLE TRACK.
"a TIONAk ROUTE AND SHORT LIHE to the
MOTH, NORTHWEST, WEST AND NOIJT III
W EST, to take effect SIINDIY JnTn IaT1

RALTlMOR1 AND OHIO BAu.ROAD.
sS 1894 s6 6STTE 6NR SzSFT 5igEs the
20 E 81 WV W sisERAH M. O. 1915
ssss d da s.nSsg o ga
only. stops q shipley's. Laurel, Annapolis juno
$3.50 .. m:IBaltimore Annapolis and way
f7:G2Baitihmofss' and Laurel Express.
BIO .. m.-Point Of Rocks, Cranberry, strss-
4sss W
70 New York and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis
p, $50 a:%:ast: Louis. Chicago. Columbus, and
sIcsps s1nd Throae Gos aaa Wasy franeh
NAN CAR to Cincinnati daily. Grafton TO San.
ea1 su saSsPt eny Baltimore Ann,
10 90 s.m;.,Batimors Express. Stops At BIZ
JessuD's and Hanover.
5;io p.m.-Baltimors. Annapolis. E1lioott o,,
: i 80 p.m.-N1w YORK PHILADELPHIA AND
$50 p.n-Batimore, Bisdensb1rs e. and fsura,
E1prsss: Frederick via Relay. stops at Annapolis
+4:n R;m.-Point Of Rocks. Frederick, Haser,-
ana wayH On
$50 p.m.-bAtm0re, Annapolis and Way St.
TO Sop.p.-Philadephia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except SUNDAY. NCRFOIK pa
skFSERs TAKxf IN THE CARS DIRECT 70 boar
fe:61Batimore and Wsy stations
1ID-CHICA9O AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS,
SLEEPIN9 CARS to Chicago.
- 10 pm.-Baltimore Express.
f0:26-St. Louis Cincinnati, Louisville and Pitts.
burg Express. Pittsborg, except sunday, Pun.
man cars.
1880 p.m.-NIw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SLEEPING Gaze to Ne1
York. and Special sleeping Car to Philadephia
o. Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday,
All trains stop ut Relay Station. 1elO
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&SrThe gir's of Tuscola, Illinois, place blue
temperance ribbon and a mitten on the table
when their lovers come to visit them, and saw:
choose"
~In Paris the fact of the condemned con.
yet LebieZ having lectured on DarWinism
shortly after having aided In the murder of
the poor m1lkwOman Gillet, has given tre-
mendOus shock to the system of the English
savant in Roman Catholic circles, where his
reputation never stood high.
As-A queer mistake occurred on the British
exp dtiOn to Cyprus. Ninety mail carts were
de patched from Malta, with bags of tent-pegs
II mistake for Inch pins. The carts, of course,
re useless without the inch-pins, and the
tent egs did not seem. apart from the tents,
to be particularly valuable.
A1PrOf. Haeckel, of Jena. has answered
PrGf. VirchOw's famous speech delivered at
Munich at the meeting OF German naturalists
and physicians. VirchOw had denied that
evolution could ever change an ape into a
man. Haeckel reasserts the possibility, and
mole than possibility, OF that change, and re
presents Vtrchow as the ally Of the Jesuits.
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Waukee Sentinel says: About as sensible as
the bounty of $4,000 for steam road-wagon,
is the provision giving reward of s. for the
to this is like sum paid by different counties.
The whole sum footing up about $4,000 annu-
ally paid in this direction: The whole system,
an incentive to their culture, and bids fair to
soon become one of the large items in the tax
levy; 1t would be wise plan to repeal the
law by which bountieS are paid BY the sta e
and counties: II wolves are troublesome they
will be killed off, and if there is no bounty to
make their increase q matter of profit, they
will soon vanish from the state"
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GoRINGs BY BULLs.-We do not rememb II
ever observing In any previous season so
attack OF bulls, as have been recorded by the
newspapers this year. There have been sew.
eral in the vicinity of Syracuse, and for some
unknown reason the northern part of the state
mas had much more than its proportion. An
other one in st. Lawrence county is recorded
Mr.. Daniel Fairbanks. aged 10 years, residing
about two miles from the village Of HermOn,
was Killed last Sunday. Mr.. Fairbanks went
for the cows. and armed himself with pitch
fork in order to protect himself from attack
by the animal that was known to be vicious,
and had been accustomed to having ring in
his nose and clog attached to it, but in some
manner the clog became detached. The COWS
all came to the barn as usual except one
which attracted the attention of one of the
boys, who consequently noticed the old man
was missing, and Immediately set to search.
gentlemans hat, and soon found Where re the the
bull made the attack. He had iammed Mr.. F.
against a stump and landed him in a brook,
where he lay dead, and badly bruised about
the head and ShOulders-[SyracuSe Journal.
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nUNCAhsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
EkTY, LOCATED ON PENNSYLVANIA
So, ENuE, BETWEEN 23D AND 24TH
BY virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date u
me 18Th day OF January, A: d. 1876 recorded f!fp
records OF the District of Columbia, and at the
written request OF the party secured thereby we
VIII offer for sale. at pubic auction. Ia front of the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 29th day of Au-
gust 1873, att 80 O'Clock D. Ia. ali that piece
or parce! OF land and premises located In the CITY
OF Washington, District Of Columbia, and known
ana desig lated As ali of Lot No In square No.
property being now occupied as Stone Yard.
:, Ter us of SAFE: One-thiid OF the purchase money
In cash and the balance in six twelve and ei9hteen
months, with interest from the day OF sale at psr
cent p per annnm to be secured by deed Of trust
required at time OF SALE If the terms are not COM
plieo with within five days, the Trustees reserve
OF the deiauting purchaser. All cOnveyaucinS at
purchaser 8 cost
PHILIP r. LARNER
au16- 33W2W CHARLES T. DAVIS trustees.
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THE EVENING STAR


TRuI Apyzh rIsING.-Nilions Of dollars afs
annually thrown = way In this country In useless
and iregitimate sdve. 'tistns. The experience Of
all enterprisns and succ sui business men Is that
nothing repays 50 well the ~. g, lnsu - ~u NO.
Using In paper which kvKR, ooi noss. IN.
Is the true way to secure publicity. ihe .'. JUDI
aess men know the value of advert sihS Suon
papef-and such . paper is TIE EvENIN9 SA-
1t has the largest circulation In proportion 70 t.
population OF the city In which II s printed OF any
paper In the world. 1t practically oovsrs tas
sohoIs field.
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THE LIGHTNING went on a bender I'm a
house In Utica one day last week and took
strange liberties with young lady. She was
fluid tore away the base of the chimney. pass
ed along the shingles, bored a hole in the kitch.
en- ceiling. struck the stove pipe, branded the
lady. 1t tore open the SOles of her shoes. leav,
Ing blood blister on one foot and burning
the other. Itthen passed on to the sewing ma,
chine, raised the nails i'm the floor, mounted
one leg OF a SeWing-machine and came down
by another, and finally went out by the door
after tearing off piece of mop board.
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B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUsIH ESS PROPERTY FRONT.
ING ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND II STREETS NORThWEST, BEING
On MOEDAY, September 1878, at $50 -
O'Clock pm shall sell. in front of the pre- f..
mlsee. part lots No. and 8. IN square 454, g:SI
with improvements, ''
Terms: One-ffth cash; balance In enc. two.
three and four years, for notes bearing interest at
per cent. per annum from day OF sale, and se-
cured ~ deed OF trust on property sold. All con-
veyanctng ct cost OF purchaser. 500 down on day
OF saie. sus18-eo1W, I'd
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M4RRIED-

DE SAULES-CORNING. August 18th, 1873,
by Rev. A. II. Ames, j e. DE SAULKs 70 CORA
b. CORNING, both OF this city.
sMlTH-HOWARD. On "wednesday. August
2lst 1873, al Fourth street NJ. Il. Church, by tho
Rev Mr. Reed, Z. G.. sMITH TO Miss MARY A.
HOWARD daughter OF A. 81. and Z. &. Howard,
all or Washington, DC.
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ABRAM3EnyVT.

0UMMEB ABRAN6EUN1T.
FOB NORFOLK, EORTREss MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iren Steamer LADY OF
CHA LAKE, Capt. G. j. BONN1- -
WILLIE, leaves 6th-streot wharf, d
antil further notice, eveay NON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. At o'cl,k
pm, connecting With steamers for Boston, Provi-
aeHee and other Northern Points. Returning.
leaves Norfolk every TUESDAY, THURSOAY
and SATURDAY, 1t & o. clock p. N.
FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDIN3H.
bEaauer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
B. WO0D, leaves her wharf, termi.
aus OF It'll ana 9th street lineof ears, 49, 81
M m, three times per week, for
CurTlOmAn, NOHni and LeOnArdtoWn, stopping st
intermediate landings each trip. Days Of sailing,
nme ~ Steamer ASttAnO.
For further Information, apply ct the once, over
Metropolitan Bank, knO1's Express Once. or 1t
The COmpany's Wharf, foot Of 9th street,
Baggage called for On application Ct Knox's Ex-
eess once. SAMUEL BACON, PreS't.
B., ]. ACCINELLY, Agent.
STEAMERS FOB NEW YORK.
Tne Steamers JOHN GIBSON and Z. O.
KNIGHT Alternately leave Pier II East sAko
Klvor, New York, ut & O'Clock pm. [x9
every SATURDAY at p. 6eozRe,z
Town every MONDAY, and Ale1Andr1A name day,
Freight taken ut lowest rates. For Information
ADpiy et once over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
OF 70 x: r. 4. DENHAG. Agent, Water street.
apa1-u SAMUEL BACON. President.
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THE CUNARD sTEAIBHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
H1xW1HH VIEW YORI AND LIT1RPOOk
CALLING = CORR IA r m r.

TRon NLW YORK. PROM NIW YoRH
AHaGnaa " e, aug. y ParthiA: Thurs. Sep. 10
BothniA.. Wed, Aug % Abysgtnia Wod Sen q
Adgoln. Meo.. sept. BothniA. Wed, Oct,
Tni.. w. sss%; Il Wed, oct.
And every f9Ilox1ne WsdneedaY nom NGw YORK.
Nv ss.m.-!H AI1H " PAsSA&E
accofding to acoommodstioos. ~'''
No steegA9o,
BY steamers not carrying stserase, 20, 500 and
U110 &00s according to accommodated
E1ckefs 70 Paris, tl6, gold, additional
Return tickets On favorable teemo
Hteera&6A voIy low rates. Steerago tickets from
Elveapoofl0o Queenstown and I'll other parts Of
through bulls OF lading given for Belfast, 0las.
&oW. davro, Antwerp and other ports On the Con.
u1ont, ana Tor 0e0iterrAneAn poGta
tor height and paacage apply et tho Oompany's
o@ee, 20, Bowling @teen, % both steerSGe ana
ia3 pttos InSGGtS 61ekLoW' ~ tn szss2 Wash-
nv GHxs. q. xRANOKLYN, As,pa ny.
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FOB PoTOMAC RIYER LANDINGS.
sTEAMERs FOB NEW YORK.
NORTH GEIsl1AN LLOYD.

GT1A1SAlP LINE B1fWHEH RlW YORK
SOUTHA1PT6N AND BRRMRH
The steamers of this Company wiz sail every Sat
orcay from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third e6>aH
street, HobOken. Rates Of passage: 4KEE3
From New York TO Southampton, Lon sA6az9A
cabin $50 gold steerage $50 currency. For FREIGHT
Or passage, apply to OELRICH8 4 CO.,
ap1-8m . Bowling Green, New York.
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@The line for a railroad between Leucozia
ana famaeoSta, cyprus, Is being surveyed.
Russian ladies are ant tn exceed ladies
OF Other countries in the number of bracelets
they wear. From twelve to twenty are often
seen on their arms ~~
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THE GREAT CURSE of workingmen in this
country and in Great Britain is their uncOn-
troliaole appetite for drink. The greater part
Indulgence in this habit. II they would only
save what they spend for liquors they would
not have such cause to complain. 1t has been
English laboring class amount annually to
about $l,5C0, 100000 OF which. it is said, they
might put by One-half. They do not put by
Squander about 5000. 900 yearly for drink.
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A ONE-PoUND BABY.-Philadelphia is ex.
cited over fourteen days-old baby child of
Mrs. Pincus, q healthy German woman, which
weighs exactly sixteen ounces, and is seem.
ding ring slips over the child's hand and up to
its elbow ~F w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-22

NOTICING the Boston Herdld's remark that
1.-THE blatherskite movement in this state is
bound to d. k" the Marh..SS,,ii1sa,,,. Messenger
things, & Ne them.n
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FROM A PHYSICIAN,
SYRUP
u
v
4 4

NORTH HYDE PARK, W., Feb. Z, 1870.
Messrs. SETH W. FOWLE q SONS, Boston,
Mass:
the PERUVIAN SYRUP, for my wife, who was
s4nSsp6s rrom genera asps me sequence Of
physicians In this state and also In Canada without
relief. At your Recommendation she commenced
the use of the SYRUP. The first four bottles made
but little impression. but while taking the fifth,
she began to improve rapidly, and now, after using
and is able to do most Of the work about the house
and feel that caunot speak too highly In praise
era Of my patients, and have procured the sale of
several dozen OF 1t here. You can make any uSe of
4 is letter that you see fit. Yours very truly,
II. D. BELDEN, II. d,
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IT HAS BEEN discovered by a close Observer
that henpecked husbands are invariably men
with hairless lips 1t takes a moustache tn
awe female Breakfast Table
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CHANGE IN SfMPTOMs.-Four years ago We
knew the politician by the hay seed in his hair
and the trousers In his boots now he may be
bucket.-TSt. Louis POST ~ " oA
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STEAMERS, &c.

NNDN POTOHAC RIVER I.AKDHG0.-
~ Tbs Steamer AATTANO, Capt,
w: H: Byies. WIN MAKE three tI1Rs
and one to AATTOX CREEK, stopping ut inter.
mediate landings going and returning. For further
MIor I inquire q e. .: shsIi9's Gal and
and Of wharf, foot Of 9th and N streets.
ap2O-0 q. TUCKER JONES, Agent,
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THE MENNoNITEs are increasing rapidly in
Nebraska, Kansas and Minnesota, owing
chiefly to the immigration of the Russian
Mennonites, who are allowed by the Russian
government until 1880 to leave Russia to avoid
military enlistment. There are about 20, 600 of
this sect in America, about Onetenth of them
in Canada
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FROM REV. JOHN GREGORY,

FROM REV. JOHN GREGORY,
Pastor Of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at
PtttStOn, Lnzerr,e County, Pa.
My Dear Sfr:-Having at various times person.
ally and in my own and other families, tested the
great value OF the medicine called PERUVIAN
SYRUP, or PROTECTED SOLUTION OF PROTOX-
IDE OF IRON, most cheerfully recommend 1T,
especially to those who are suffering from dyspep
erful Alternative, 1t is, think, unsurpassed; and
as tonic free from all the Objectionable features
of alcoholic remedies, 1t is most efficient auxil-
larry to the temperance cause. One OF the greatest
hndrances to the temperance reform at present Is,
as think the medical of alcoholic Stimulants.
Whatever may be argued rs to their necessity In
certain cases, we have In the PERUVIAN SYRUP q
safe and efficient substitute for those dangerous
remedies. This testimony Is given unsolicited,
with the hope that some who are not yet ac-
Quainted with the valuable properties of the medi.
cine may be induced to give 1t . trial.
Yours truly, JOHN GREGORY,
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THE WEEKLY STAR

Is published and ready for delivery every Fri.
day morning, at t200 per year. Single copies
cents.
SCOPES one year for $500. and one copy to
TIE oetter-uS OF the club. 10 copies one year
for SD.so ord one copy to the get.er-Hp Of TIE
CLUB. % copies one year go.
alt Is condition of this oner that the
subscriptions Of each club shall all commence
at the same time, and an 20 to the Same post
o0ice.
h.sSuoscriptlons Ia an cases,-vhether sin
gie or In clubs,-so be paid In advance. andus
paper sent longer than paid for.
Address, In all cases
1aE EVENING STAR NEWHPAPRR 90
WASHIN 0TON, d. c.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP
ERTY CORNER OF EIGHTH AND A
STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF deed of trust, bearing dateane
In Liber Nc: 8S3, folio los, &C., of the land
records OF District OF Columbia and at the written
offer for sale At public auction, in front Of the
premises: ESQ on FRdDAY, the 3Oth DAY of August,
parcel of land located In the city Of Washington,
District OF Columbia, and known and designated
original plat or plan of said city.
Terms OF sac: One-third Of the purchase money
IN cash: and the balance In si1, twelve and eight,
per cent: per annum, to be secured by deed 0:
trust on the property sold. deposit OF 800 will
complied with within five days, the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell said pr psrty at tie risk
ancing at purchasers cost.
PHILIP r. LARNER, )T-n.+oos
au16- 3t3X2W CHARI1ES T. nAXIS 4EuSVoeS.
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RAILROADS.

THO THE WHITE MOUNTANSy
Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN and
R !, ! * kXKsE 81, TSSxi ls R =
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 IL hours.
Tickets and further information can be Obtained
In Sshtngton at ONCE Of the Baltimore and PotO-
ulAc h4iroo0. augl4 I'm
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AMERICANS are surprised to see woman do.
in European cOuntries.-[ Er should think
so, when their eyes are bulged out with
amaZement TO see wife or her daughters do
ing her own homework here at home.
A GIRL in Trenton, New Jersey. married
Hungarian noblemaD, and now she has Co
take i'm washing six days week instead of
two, as formerly, in order TO support her new
title with sufficient style. Promotion I'm the
social scale always brings increased RESPONSE
bilitieS with it, HdlrkeDe.
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BANKERS.

A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
IA will execute orders for the purchase or sale of
Stocks, Bonds and Gold on moderate margins.
Commissions % each 100 shares Stock privileges
denee solicited. Henry Merriam Member Am.
Mining and Stock Exchange, IS Wall st., New
York. Reference, D. Il. Manyan, esq. President
National Trust Co.. New York. 1an1
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hUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
TRgsTEES' SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING ON l STREET. BETWEEN
sTH AND 9TH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
. BY virtue of deed of trust, bearing date -
The 12tn day OF July 1876. recorded in 1iber
80 80. 80 iolio lGo, &c OF the land records of
guest Of the party secured thereby, we win offer
for sale at public auction, In front OF the premises
On 9H-s TUESDAY, the 81 day Of September, A. d:
1873, at O'Clock M, all that piece or parcel of
land and premises, located in the city of Washing
Lot No. 8, in Square No. 1913, beginning for the
same at point on street 80 7-12 feet east of the
northwestern corner Of said square, running
thence east "a feet inches thence south 63 feet
inches, thence west "a feet inches, thence north
63 feet inches to place of beginning, together
two story frame dwelling.
Terms of sale: One third OF the purchase money
y cash, and the balance in six twelve and eighteen
onths, with interest from the day of sale a. per
cent. per annum, to be secured by a deed of trust
on the property sold; Adsposit Of 500 will be re
CURED at time OF sale. II the terms ara not COM
piled with within five days, the Trustees reserve
the right to resell said property at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser. All convey
ancing at purchaser 8 cost.
PHILIP F. LARNER }n.,,.o.,
au2O-eo2w CHARLES T. DAVIS, ! iruS'eoS'
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1873 rEu ssEAH 1878
ROUTE

To TIKI MOTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWKST.
Double Tr0ek, Steel R1Sls,
SD<ess0s6 boossoT1s M00NJnoeseS 1Qsst0suae,sa
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p b. WARNER, Anctioneur.
TRUSTEES SALE OIL TWO-sTORY FRAME
HOHSE.No. 1921 ELEVENTH STREET

TRUSTEE.S SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE.NO. 1871 ELEVENTH STREET
N.W.-AND LOT.
BY virtue of deed of trust to me. dated -
May IL, 1874, recorded in Liber No. 75I, To- t:sf
lilo 1853, one OF the land records for the county s
OF ashington, District Vt Columbia. shall sell,
$50 o'cock p: M, in front Of the premises lot
numbered thirteen, in VIM. Wallis subdivision of
the south half of square numbered three hundred
and thirty five, with the improvements small
frame hOnse.
twelve and eighteen months after the day Of sale,
with eight per cent. p.r annu n interest," to be Sc
cured by deed OF trust ca the property. All the
cost of deeds to be paid by the purchaser and if
the terms not compiled with Ia ten days after
the day of sale, the property will he resOld at the
risk and cost OF the defaultiug purchaser. after
i've Gays notice, to be published 10 the Evening
STAR
aug1S-d BUsHROD ROBINSON, Trus-ee.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
CURES
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Chronic Diarrhoea, BOils, Nervous,
Affections, ChiIIs and Fevers,
HumOrs, Loss of Constitu-
tiOnal Vigor, Neural-
gfa, Female Conn
plants, and
ALL DISEASES
ORIGINATING INA
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD.
OR ACCOMPANIED By
DEBILITY
Allow STATE OF THE SYSTEM.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOWLINe, Auctioneer,

HNhOMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer.
On MONDAY MORNING, August 2s.N
tS.o az ~ O'Clock. We thall sell at auction, at
keeping 124 Fifth street southeast the fol- l
~" ing FURNITURE, In first-class condition:
One ParlOr Suite In Crimson Velvet,
|. One PaTlor Suite in EairclOth
Three Bedroom Suites.
Walnut Hat Rack; Brussels Carpets.
Extension Table; Walnut Chairs
Slass and Croekery Ware.
Gook and Heating Stoves.
august THOS, BOWLING. Auct.
TNHOMAs BOWLING, Aactioneer.
TRg gsuS Es, SALE "a OF A LARGE STOCK OF
HORSE, WAGON, HARVESS, &c.
by virtue OF deed OF trust, dated the LIST ~
In Libe- s68: folio 155, one Of the land<G2a
records tor Washington county, D. c., and by
on FRIDAY MORNING., August 3sd, at 10
O'Clock, at the store southeast Of ~ street
contents, comprising-
Teas, Sugars Spices, Coffees,
Shelf Goods Willow Ware,
Vinegar, MO'asses, Tobacco,
Chocolate, Cocoa Broma
Soap, Starch, Brooms,
Canned Goods Tea and Spice Caddies
ALSO. AT IL O'CLOCK
sheying. Counters, Show Cases,
One Iron Safe,
Book Accounts,
Terms ash.
aug19-4t B.. MURRAY Trustee
"THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, 29th Of August, 1878, same
hour.
aup22 ct B. 2. MURRAY, Trustee.
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