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u ID. WARNER, Estate Real Auctioneer,
TkUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
SIOR1 AND B >SEMENT BRICK DIVE
LING ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
CARROLL STREET AND FIRST STREET


CARROLL STREET AND FIRST STREET
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated Deem -
peril b. AID 1874 duly recorded in Liber f:.sG
NO. l67 foil" 363, one of he land records for I..lD
TIE District OF Columbia, ID at the REQ uest of the
party secured thereby, we will sell at public auc-
Ton Ton n front OF tie premises, on TUESD AY, July
10Th, 1873. at o'ciOk p H., the following de crib
ed real estate situate i'll The city of Washington, D
g., e to W.T. i Lot ietered NJ, according to F "
lime, g. ten, f1o,) eleven, Ill twelve I2) and
thlrt. 1--WE (35 in square numbered seven hun
dred ana thlrty Two. t732 tOgesher viii the i'm
rms: one third cash; balance in six and
Twelve months, with In ereSt at per cent per an
mum, secured by deed of trust on the property sold
OF al cast at op,irn OF the purchaser. SlOO de-
post required at IN time OF sale and all convey
ancine and recordi ag at purch assr's cost Terms
to b. compiled with in seven days Otherwise the
Irusfes reserve the right to resell the property at
me RI K and cost OF the de'auting purchaser after
five daJ s. advertisement.
BE>geMIN F. BHTLER }rrnstaas
BENJAMlh p. shy DER, trustees.
j. I. COLDWELL. Salesman. jy2-eod
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TCURT SALE VALUABLE LOT ON NEW
- lO"k AVENUE, BETWEEN 14TH AND

18TH STREETS \. W.
UIdcr and 10y virtue of decree Of the Su- -
p'eme Court IF the District Of Columbia, ':s:n
tan c.Ts ' fIersin, No. a08 "a titS. Wherein
Minnie J. Hunt is comp aiuant and RlF moud W.
EuIche e. al are defendants, l will sell, at public
M. on Tt ESDAY, the 65h day OF July, 1873,
tnst certain piece or parcel of land situate and ly
ing In the city of Washington. ID. c.. known and
tec ibed the western 10 feet front by the depth
Of Lot H, - in Susan NJ. Burches subdivision of
Building, subject to deed OF trust TO secure
prCmissory note for 81 500. bearing ten (10l per
cent. interest, due October 15 H. 1878, upon which
int rest has been paid to October Is h 1877
Terms: On third cash, of which 500 will be re-
quiIed at the time of sale and the balance in two
equal inStalm bearing interest," payable reSpec-
tiye5y in six and twelve months, secured by the
prOmssory notes of the purchaser all cash the
option o the purchaser; deed to be given upon
payment in fun Of the purchase money. Convey
ancing at the purchasers cost.
A. c BRADLEY, Trustee.
YOUNG h MIDDLETON, Auct's. iys d
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p A. DARNEILLE, Real Estate Auctioneer.
Pr, WE'D PROPERTY. THE CORNKR or
VIRGINIA AVENUE AND 7rH STREET

S''O1 dESS1
, by virtue of deed OF trust dated Goth -
cay or July, A ID. 1870, aud recorded Gu the -
"a day Of August, A. ID. 1870, In Liber No. ...iS
C2l folio S94 one of the records for W ashing-
ION county, in the District Of Columbia and At
lhe request OF the party secured thereby. will Sell
az Puhnc auctlon, On the nyemis s. on TUESDAY,
18TH day OF July, A. ID. 1878, at 6 O'Clock o. M
t. g follow ing-described real estate viz: All that
piece OF parcel or ground in Washington city Dis
tocn o. Columbia, being part of luare No 9l5,
so9s;hg lor tne bounda' les OF the same at The
along tie line of b street east forty one feet:
th.lce last fortX-e'ght feer the,ce ss1thwesterly
10 me line Of Virginia avenue fifty feet; thence
Nes'warQly along the line Of said avenue thirty-Ole
1fet SIX inches to the place of beginning Tne
properly Is improved by three-ssory Brick House.
Term: One-fOur:h OF the purchase money to
nr PAID In cash and the residue in three equal in
staimeltsi At twelve 12) eighteen (18), and TWEEN
y four "a months. respectively with interest
on the pole payable half yearly to be Sc ,ured by
o'es and deed Of trust on the premises. A de-
r nsl1 OF one hundred dollars win le required when
lie property l. Knocked down. The terms of sale
ID, st be complied wi wi htu one week after sale
other"lse Inc PROF cry will be reSo!d, after one
Week notice, at the risk and cost o. the defaIt-
Ing Ing purchaser All conveyancing at the cost OF
I6-d&ds p. A. DARNEILLE. Trustee.
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u ii. WARNER, Auctioneer.

1Rt SIZES SALE OF A THREE STORY
And BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE ON
LIE SOUTH SIDE of ID sFREET. BE.
l IMEEN NEW Jersey AVENUE AND
by virtue OF deed of trust to me .ted "a
f Suhe 10Th, 1874 recorded In Liber No. 1853, e..
ISho lIO &c, one of the land records for the .l4
plstr'ct OF Columbia. and by the direction of the
s een. nciafy therein named, shall sAll at public
aahnstian, In front OF the premises on MONDAY,
s sas 2S,h day OF July, at O'Clock p. m. the
square numbered six hundred and NINETY -thraa
sesS', fronting nineteen feet ON D street SOUTH
ltol street. and running that width to thu fiII
depth Of the lot, y with The improvements there
on-a bree-story and Basement Brick House
containing nine rooms, with gas and water
Iefms or sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six
WE'VE and eighteen months after the day of saIe'
win per cent. interest, to be secured BY deed
OF trust on the property, containing an insurance
clause. Ii the terms are not compiled with in tan
Gays after sale TIE property will be resod at the
sisk ana cost OF the defaulting purchaser, after
nve Gays notice. to be published In the Eysnjng
star. AZ the cost of deeds and recording to bs
1y6-d JOHN W, KENNEDY Trnstaa
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r Ii. WARNER, Real Estate Auctlonser.

ID. ~'e'"' hsosoec AuCtIOuooTs
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
st sCU15Shff sT ~ TnE pv LAST T. eide OF
CAPIrOh AND STREETS NORTHEASc,
AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
IHE NORTH SIDE OF N, BETW ZEN Urn
AND 18th STREETS NORTH WEST.
IN MONDAY, July 18th, at O'Clock p M, -
VIII lie sold at public auction In front Of the f..N
premises, part OF Lots and g. In square 1853, E;kS
fronting % feet 81 inches on Second street east,
improved hy aneat three-story brick dwelling and
large brick stable In the rear.
Also, al 81 O'Clock p. M, same day, the west Is
IN square l63.
Terms; Easy, and fun description Of the property
ss-ta. thxs j. +. CoLDWEII.. salesman.
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A " SNICAs LINE OF STEANsHFpa
a. oycsy I thursday direct from -r--,.a
oo n!isd"iphis 70 Liverpool touching ct
cabin, in:ernediste and steerage passage tickets
ers, fS26 ST. Also, agents for the Ps1 siaT Line
10 Antwerp. N Tsa n
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BROS, Auctloneers,

feet, width 15 fe-t 10 inches. depth ~
feet: well found in every thing: sails, avn x. A.
lnSS. ropes. t"atS, mattresses anC hOrS and caD:s
An inspection invited. II rot sOu privatey before
she Will he sod at anc. ion Oh Is Of uiy, at 12 m
Lies at the foot of 9TH ST. iylO3l-
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORROW.
TIHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF ii. NJ. c. DAN

H9TSEH0LD GOODS OF Il. NJ. G. DAN
on h FkI1A ~ A A6sSiNe July 1stn 1854
l shall sell, 1 without reserve at 10 O'Clock st
northwest ali the Furniture sV &C.. contained N
therein: VIZ:
Walnut Marble top Chamber Suites,
Mahogany and Painted Furniture,
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Feather Pillows and
Cane and " ooI-seat Chairs,
China and Glass Ware,
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
Buggies, Wagons, Cars sS &c.
- n; 1hr, Danaher having been recently ap-
ernm.nt, and as be intends giving it his entire
attention The Teby compelling Linn TO give up the
N9 THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
nUNUANsON BROS, Auctloneers.
TRTsTEEs, M SALE 3E THgEE TTo-sT3EY
TM9-sToKY G0TTAaE FRAME Dwell
On i ts;TFksssEET' 7TH AND Sra STREETS
,gy virtue Of a deed Of trust given to US, "A
daed May Is 1879 s and d, duly rec recorded n
The S DAY q + III i5
s al hss and Of land s
lots rs, 10, i T. Is L. is: is; II ls'
purteanses and 6sreditsmeats to the same Be-
Lots !, 8 and 9 are improved y three wen-bailt
two-story Brick Houses, Nos 706, 7Os and ITO h
Lots 10, IL and II are unimproved and front On
Lot 12 being at the corner of H and 7th streets
Lots ID IS, II and 81 are unimproved and front
Lots Ia 10 is and % are improved by two-story
Frame Dwellings fronting on Ten street, between
Lots 80 aud 33 are unimproVed and front on 9th
Lots 81 and "a are improved by two story Frame
Dwellings and front on 9th street, between II and
Terms: One-thIrd cash: balance In six and twelve
months; notes bearing interest al per cent. until
paid ana by asa Of trust on fI
ser. deposit Of 500 required on each lot as soon
sold. If the terms of sale are not complied witt
within seven days from day of sale, the Trustees
s5e Of tSs dsiaasinE paEehsssr upon PC giving
o9SkA i; f EH6FFnAN, }rrusssss.
my3O-d [Post
~ THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
SATURDAY, 22d day Of June, same hour and
Pass is 2 SSskt Il S Sh1fk rrustsss
as THE ABOVE SALES ARE FURTHER
p0Stpthne 1S un,i EDNEsDAI, 81 Gay OF July
, ,sa I''' Z; ;S$Sib s f15gtnAs rrussss
81 THE ABOVE SALES ARE FURTHER
pos, poned until MONDAY, S.h day of July, A. ID.
1878, same hour and places.
JOHN II. CLICK. lr.
1y3-d CONRAD KAUFMAN, iiu''ee''
81 THE AEoXE SALES ARE FgRrHEs
1873, same hour and places.
JtHS H. CLICK, }D.
jy9-d CONRAD KAUFMAN, trustees.
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STEAMERS, &c.

E>UR POTOMAC RIVER IAANDIN6s.-
y The Steamer AATTANO, Capt. ~y-A
v. H. Byles, win make three trips
Zach week, two to EOMINI FERRY
and one to MATTOX CREEK, stopping 1T inter.
mediate landings going and returning: For further
" God once, lila and 32S Pennsylvania avenue
and az whsrf, foot of 9Th and streets.
ap20-tf &, TUCKER JONES, Agent,
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TEEAHD LINE.

- NOTICE.
" I'm the view OF Diminishing the chances of
ootiSJL the Steamers Of this line take a spaci &c
5HEiat Tor 81 sessUus of the year.
% the outWsre passage frOu Queenstown 10 New
loFk or Boston, crossing the meridian Of so at 43
A. OF hothing 20 The north " $9.
tn The lUueWsrd Passage crossing the meridian
d % a. q at, or noticing To the 1crth OF a
The BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Roy AL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
SET bEbf NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLLH9 AT cox HARBOR.
.kussis NED July s s1Ha We'd Wsa Y 4aE
scy thla.... Msd. dub 10 scythts.. Wed, Aug. IA
Ahysstnis. " 60. ,Juh II Abysstnia wed Aug 81
botEnia. Wee, july "a Bothnia. ed, Aug rs
Algeria" Wed, July 81 Algeria Wed, Ss5t.
Ahu every Following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
s,sSeADeFs Carrying steeraRe, $50 and LOO gold
%SIuEs 70 accommodations
No Storage.
N2o goa. according % accom- mediation.
6lckets 70 Paris 3lo, gold. additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms
SteeIase st very low raLes. Steersge tickets from
svefIooi ana Queenstown and all other parts Of
Europe 81 lowest rates.
Ihr9ngh bills OF lzding given for Belfast, 8lAs-
gov, havre, Antwerp and other portoon the Con.
lpent, ana Tor Aesltt,i rsnean ports.
or freight ana passage apply 1t the Company,s
oWee' No. Bowling Green, or both etesraee And
=; 1oh, 70 OTIS BIGELOW, 6O6 It'll street, Wash
rs " CHXs. 9. FRANCKLYN. Agent. NY.
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MARRIED.,

FlERCE-NQGES On July h. 1873 by Rev.
saiLeI Boyle, MARTIN W. PIERCE 90 MARIAN
b. youngest daughter OF the ls.e Thomas q.
Noes. -
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GERMAN LLOYD.

STEA hSHIP LINE BETWERV NEW YORK.
SGTTH1 upton AND BREMHN
Inc steamers of this Company wiz sail every Bat
.roa! rom bremen Pier. foot OF Third It.cAa
ttrost, HoOOEen. Rates OF passage: ltfEA
from New York 70 Southampton, Lon &sE>11A
Ion, Hsyre and Bremen, first cabin, 500, second
passage, apply 70 OELRICHS CO.,
slt1-6m Bowling 6rssn New YorS
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COMMUNION REFUSED A HIBERNIAN-
Inc clock mass at the Catholic church at
Milford, on the 10Th instant Father Cuddihy
refused communion to Hibernian because
lie Lad been one of the sixty persons who
signed the card calling the pastor of the
church calumniatOr, and said that he should
continue in such refusal until some public
retl action for the card had been made. In
the course OF his remarks he called attention
t0the fact that the bishop had refused chris.
tan burial to Hiberni IN who had died ana
he added that if any of the Milford Hibernians
had been killed by the cars on their way to the
picnic at HOpkintOn, a week ago last Satur
day. as they came very near being he WonId
have felt constrained to have refused them
christian burial, as they were engaged in an
unlawful act.-[Oaktarsd Republican,. JUN :.
Poison, which was sent to Hunter the m,r
derer OF Armstrong, was intercepted nv th.
prison authorities. 1t is believed that Hnntar
!, de 1rOus OF committing suicide, but II wonId
De very lmprudent in him to do so, for the an.
peal IN his case cannot be decided until
NoVemDer, and this will give him some
chance One of the points of appeal is curious
armstrong, though wounded In Camden. died
IN Philadelphia. It appeared by the evidence
I'D !he case that Hunter visited Armstrong
Wnlle ne lay wounded at his own house. and
Tore on his bandages to make sure of killing
MN: It may be that he gave Armstrong his
death wound then and there In Philadeiphja.
In which case the murder was not commftted
IN New Jersey, and the court in Camden had
no jurisdiction in the case. In other words
the crime In New jersey was ASSAULT with in
tent to kill; the crime in PhiIadeInhia ar
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AUCTION SALES.
TIHUMAs DOWNING, Auctloneer.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING. july l3
1878, in front OF INV auction rooms. al IOSA-
o,Ct"k K, i all sell general assortment of ~
H. usehr ID Goods. -
So a LOT at Wine and Vin"gar.
lI1,-2s THOMAS DOWLiSi Auctioneer.
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TRUsTEE,s SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
Il Es1ATE ON ELEVENTH SIRE EE RE
TM ZEN AND STREETS NuRTE-

WEST. Noh n
~ virtue @. deed OF trust, dated March -
40, folio POI. one Of the land records of Iss ::i
District OF Columbia viii sell a. nnbiis auct.on
In from of The premises, On SATURDAY. the e6sb
day OF July, 1873. at 30 O'Clock y. m, the fol-
loving described real estate situa ed in rhs city
iot H. in square 3is having trout Of ea9 fe.t on
lih street, and eou aiming alb ut $50 sorare feet
hnP and the north pait of lot 10 ia same onars
adloihing the aeoy-, and containing about 2. col
square fe ut ground. NV
Tel ms: VI 600 cash On each lot: balance in sly
Twelve ana eighteen months, with IN crest at psr
cent. per anAum. secured Ly deed of trusf IrerS
yoy anciDg at purcbaser,s cnst,
Jos: o. g KENNEDY, Trustee.
! y. t. COIOW ELL. Sale6nSaa. ipQ-d1ds
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THOMAs DOW LING Auctloneer.

HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
~. No 1917 !ONNE TICUr AVENUE,
BkIM ZEN AND STREETS NORTH
ESI AND NEAR THE ELEtiANT RESI-
PUBLIC SALE " $1,000 n
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 1za
1ltb, 1878. at 5e O'Clock. in front OF tn, M
premises. s.a sell Lot 81, in Square III con- ..iS
talnl! o. 49l square fees of ground, and improved
by ColniOl table three story Brick Dwelling, with
al the l. 9fsrn improvements. The yard IS dllei
WIFI Sh ubbeiy oievery description and is without
doubt Ie of h" mos delightful places in the city
O., is the resd'uce Of the late 6. W. Hopkin; -
IL rms: Ohe-third cash; the balances in three
tqnai Pay nen,S, at six, twelve ard eigh zen
onhs, with interest, at per cent per album.
un III paic, AID red by = deed of trust III .
$500 deposi req aired al time of sale
\. B.-1he Premises Can he seen at any time
prlrl 10 sale. THOMAS BOWLING.
lyo-u AuctiOnaer,
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- TIE LIBEEIAN EXODUS. The Rev. B. F.
Porter, of Charleston, S. C., president of the
Llberian Exodus Joint Stock Company. is now
on Visit to Baltimore. In regard to the fail
ure TO send competent ply stefan on the shin
AzOr, which recently took three hundred col
oled emigrantS to Liberia, twenty of whom
Gled on the way-SOme, it is alleged, for the
want of proper medical attentiOn-Mr. Porter
says regular physician had been engaged,
but at the last hour disappointed the officers
of the company. His place was taken by one
OF the directors, who claimed to have a knowl-
edge OF medicine. He says the ship started
win an abundance of water and provisions,
and thinks the fact that they ran short is proof
positive of great waste on the part of the emf
grants: Letters have been received from sew
e1al OF The passengers on the AZor none of
Which are written in gloomy strain. The
plan OF the emigrants is to 60 up the St. Paul 5
river to the BopOora country, between fifty
and sixty miles northeast of Monroyia. There
the government allows each head of a family
twenty-five acres, and to a single man ten
acres. The plan OF the association, Mr.. Porter
says is to 60 right ahead and two hundred
more emlgrantS will be sent out as soon as the
AZOr returns, accompanied by a com 5etent
physician: The intention is to bring about
commercial relations between the colonistS
and til country. Porter thinks this emig a.
tlon scheme is bound to prove a great SUCCESS
in the end Bait. Sun, 18th
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT,

FOB NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
Tbe swift snd elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Capt. c. j. BONNIE R->
yItbE leaves sth-street wharf.
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, It o,cl,k
p.m.. connecting with steamers for Boston, Provt-
ieaee and other Northern Points. Returning,
,nd SATURDAY, Ut 4 O'Clock o. 10.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-The True M1rulrnder
states that In Somerset county, MI last week
a coiored man from Baltimore who was assist.
ing Mr. Samuel Barnes at threShing. refused tD
90 some work ordered, for which he was hit
The man then drew large bowie knife and
across the side about four inches long, but for
tunately only skin deep. He made another
.unge directly at his heart, which Barnes
ienaed Off by throwing up his arm, and the
KNIFE that time went through his shirt sleeve,
put did not cut his arm. The man was then
knocked down by a byStander with a club and
WDen he recovered made his escape into a
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THE WEEKLY STAR

THE WEEKLY STAR
Is published and ready for delivery eyery Fri.
day morning, at s200 per year. Single copies
Scents.
copies one year for 1900, and one copy to
me eetter-up Of the club. 10 copies one year
Tor $500, and one copy to the gettsr-up Of the
club. 20 copies one year SEQ.
TIt Is condition Of this oner that the
subscriptions Of each club shall all commence
al the same time, and all 60 to the same post
office.
demonstrations In all cases,-whether sin
gle or In clubs,-to be paid In advance, andos
paper sent longer than paid for.
Address, In ali cases,
THR EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER 90.
WASHINGTON, y. D.
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FOR POrOMAC KIYER LANDINGS.

staainsr JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
s. " 1.,D leaves her wharf, ternnf- 49,
los Of ID ana sth street lineot ssrs,
81 q H. three times per week, for
CurrionlsI, NOmini And LeonardtOwn stopping a,
ntsrme1iste lsndtngs each trip. Days Of sailing,
ssm6 as SteaInar Mattano.
For further Information, apply st the once, owe,
Metropolitan Bank, knox's Express Once, or at
he Company g Wharf, foot OF 6th street.
Baggage called for on application at KnoX's Ell.
ress once. SAMUEL BACON, Pres't.
b, J, ACCINELLY, Agent,
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HORRIBLY SUICIDE OF A PHYSICIANS WIFE
Mrs. DR.. Allyne Maynard committed snicida
az the house OF her nurse in Cleveland, Ohio,
Monday afternoon. For eighteen months She
had been subject to fits of melancholy and had
gaining her reason. Monday afternoon her
nurse left her alone for a couple of minutes.
and on re entering the room found her enYeI,
oped In a sheet of flame. She had saturated
her Clothes with coal oil and then set fire to
Them In fifteen minutes she was dead. The
deceased was forty years OLD, native of Cleye.
Iahd; and Tor years was one of the most re-
hned and Intelligent ladies i'm that civ Two
years ago, while travelling in Europe She was
SelZed with fever, and since then had been i'm
pared In mind. Her husband is among the
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STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and L. @.
kSlGH1 alternately leave Pier IL East kSke
6iter, New York, at 4 O'Clock Pm. [3Kxn
every SATG RDAY at 2. IN. George ,Sf3e m
own every MONDAY, and Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates. For Information
sppy al once over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
9r to K. P. 4. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
Georgetown.
ap21-tr SAMUEL BACON, President.
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HOW THEY DRUGGED COCRTNEY.-Tha dav
peIore the race at SkaneateleS between Court
1ey and Dempsey. the champion oarsman or
his hotel Being thirsty, he drank half tha
glass without taking breath and then. to his
horror, he tasted taste. For a moment he
was almost paralyzed with apprehenSi0ns of
He summoned the landlord to his room. and,
~ Trembling voice, expressed his fears and
demanded an investigation. One was inSti.
tuIed at once, and the fact was very soon de-
yelOped that the bartender, who pr3feSSed IN
be an admirer of Courtney, was alone reSpon-
slhle. Desiring TO make the lemonade as pleas
ant 10 the taste as it could be made he addeI
a little CataWba wine, and as Courtney never
uses wines or liquors IN any form he mistook
the Wine Tor drug SuracMSe .LlMcn ~
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS fETERSOON.
VOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

ThUSTfIS, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PEt,NED REAL ESTATE c JRNER OF
sENENTH AMI b STREETS s. &.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust to US, dated -
De c9nter 81, 1875, and recorder among the SfS
and TecorGs Of the District of Columbia in -
party seeur thereby, We will SELL az public auc-
,Gn, n iTon, OF h. premises at o'clock NJ Oh
OF OF iginal Lot No. 4 ia Square No. 800 in the
city OF W Washington. DC. situated on the north
will be exhibited a the time of sale
Terms OF sac: Upon each portion, one third
hlne ana e'shieen months, with interest at seven
per cent; fer whcih the notes of the purchaser,
VIII be required: deposit of $50 will be auired
al the time of sale. All cOnveyancing and record
Ing at The purchasers cost. II the terms are not
compiled with in seven CD days The property will
ne iesod al me risk and cost of the defauting pur-
hs-eoSds AN sbftN 6Sfkk k.n Wv Trustees.
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National Republican., 1878-12-14
PERSONAL.

JoHS KISosroRD, Of New York. Is at wormlcys.
COLONEL D. II, LARNARD, OF New York, is at VII.
lard's.
PROFESSOR P. s. HEonIcK Is stopping at the Riggs
House.
HoS. s. B. BUTCHER. of New York, is at the Eb.
bitt House.
Hon. @. NJ. BEEnE, of New York, is guest at the
Riggs House.
DR. D. T. MiLLARD Of North Carolina, is at the
Ebbltt House.
MAJOR J, ". JANBs, of New YORK, is registered at
the Ebbitt House.
Hos, NEwIoS BoorH. of New York, is registered
at the Riggs House.
DR.. BRockER and wife. OF Baltimore, are guests
at the Ebbitt House.
Hon HAIRY WHITE, of Pennsylvania, is sojourn.
Ing at the Ebbitt House.
Hon ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Of Minnesota, regis.
tered at the National yesterday.
HoS. A. l.. PRIpEMoEE, OF Virginia, was among
the arrivals at the Metropolitan yesterday.
CRIAH WEIGH, proprietor OF the 81 Nicholas Ho.
tel, New York. Is registered at the Arlington.
EDWARD WESTON, Of New Jersey and Edward Z
Quimby, OF New York, arc stopping at the Arling
ton.
ExREPnEESTArIvEs s. W. KELLOGG, of Connect.
cut, prominent candidate for the United States
Senate, Is at the Arlington.