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AN lNCoNsIDERATE GHOSr-The trouhIe
caused by the objectionable Interference of n
ghost Is hLS described In a recent issue of the
Dallas tToXas) Herald. "A strange domestic
disturbance exists in a family whose place of
residence Is on San Jacinto street The zen
teman and his wife live alone and while ma
f0hdly cherished his better half as she does
him in return, they are both OF the opiniou
that they will be compelled to separate The
wife, whom he married several wears ago has
within the past few months developed into =
spiritual medium. and so troublesome as this
become TO the husband that he admits that i'm
order 10 find peace and comfort he will be
compelled TO leave his wife, whom he adores
above all other creatures on earth She too
looks at the matter i'm the same way and iS
free 10 confess that there will be no peace for
them until the separation occurs. The spirits
manifest themselves unbidden by her and
while they do not particularly frighten prove.
nevertheless. a source of great annoyance 10
her and her husband. The furniture Is haulef
about the house, the bed on which they sleep
is tilted, and a thousand other miSchevous
pranks are played by the ghosts. The spirit
that causes the greatest disturbance is that OF
young man who was the husbands rival for
the hand of his wife, and which insists on
their separating, having communicated TO the
medium the fact that il viii never give them
peace or quiet until they do 50. The gentle
man is "A respectable citizen, and his wife a
most eStlmabe woman, and they had kept tho
entire matter a secret, hoping that the annoy
ance would cease, but the spirit in question
becomes more violent each night. and he and
his wife have mutually agreed To live apart for
while al least
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ID f. STEIG Err,
d. Real Estate Auctioneer, GIL It'll st.

DO Real ESTATE AuCIlOn60r, OIL tL0 SCs
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PRR0XEP p R 1Gz L. EsTATE ON EAST SIDE
HGWARD UN1XERSITY AND sCHUET-
DWELLING, FRAME STABLE SLAUGH-
TER HOUSE AND UUTHOUSES, AND
ONE ACRE OF GROUND.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated April 6. IL
1877, and duly recorded In Liber No. 844 9:!ef
Folio AZ, ct seq. one of the land records forHA
the District of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, we will sell at public auc
ton, In front OF the premises OH WEDNESDAY,
Septem Der 11h, A. ID. 1878. at oclo tx p. M, the
following described real estate, situate In the cOun
~ OF Washington, in said District, viz. All that
piece or parcel of land lying the east side of 7th
street road, between Howard University and the
Schuetzen Park, and south Of and adjoining John
II. clicks southern lire, being the north One-half
OF that part Of Mt. Pleasant conveyed to John
Bakersmith, by leeds dated respectively Septem-
lively in Liber r. N. H., No. IL, Folio 1856, and
Liber 821 Folio SO, of said land records. contain
Ing one acre O. ground, more or less, with the i'm
piOvemenrs thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, (of which $3.50
must be paid at time Of sale;) and the balance in
one and two years in equal pay ments to be secured
from day Of sale, and payable semi-a1nuay until
COnveyancipg and recording at purchas err 8 cost
II terms Of sale are not complied wi h in xix days
after sale, the Trustees reserve tho right to resell
at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
MAHl ON ASHFORD, }rr,s4oo,
aUg31 -dtdbs VIM r HDI.TZMAN. AIubVooS.
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MATHEMATICS OF CHAMPAGNE.-Sitting at
dinner the other night next to distinguished
man Of science, happened to make an limo
cent remark about the froth on champagne
He observed in reply: THE froth which is
formed on champagne and other liquids is
evidently an assemblage of lamin8, which
enclose in their interstices small portions of
gas. One might naturally expect that in this
assemblage all would be ruled by chance; but
IT Is nothing OF the kind the small lamine
with each other at the small LIQUID edge wu,.;,,
unites them, equal angles of l2O degrees
Moreover, the liquid edges throughout unite
Tour and four, and thus form between them,
at the point where they meet, equal angles
whose cOsine is-l3" This struck me as
being so interesting that 1 asked him to write
1t down for me, and print it as contribution
to cheerful dinner conversation
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1873 PENS SNhAE 1873
ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.

Scenery, Magnificent Equipment,
JUNE 10TH. 1878.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot.
For Pittsburg ana the West TO as m dav with
arSI Car to and ssDng Cars from
daily With P.sce car to a cScsao
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
F0r anandaguA, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and the North, at 40 .. IN daily, except
SAMMY with Pa Page Cars g Watkins; For
WI aaisr L0ea haven and Elnira at 1910
For New YORK and the Ss1 Gasy. As a. M and $50
Express OF Pullman Cars, 20 a. m daily, OK
For New Y1Fk and the East, 100 .. m. daily, e,.
cept sunday. witt. sleeping Cas- from W ,shin g-
ton 10 Boston. For BrU0kyn \. Y, all through
Ign Annex, afiordins direct tlausfer to Fulton
street, avoiding double ferriage and Journey
For PhiladeiphiA, $50 p. m daily except Sunday,
and ]; 45 .. M, and $50 and $50 y. IN. daily
Limited Express, 800 =. m. daily, except sum
ACCOMMODATION for Baltimore, 6:55, $3.50 .. m.
rs apd P 4sS P r. daily fn s1ssRs SUNDAY
For Annapolis 500 ( m. and 4:9o p. m. daily,
except Sunday.
Alexandria and Fredericksburs Rail.
WY and Alexandria and Washington
AZ 20 sn s:G; q m: On Sunday At s:iO am.
For Kichmona and the South. a:4b .. N. and ..
rs aa ss;s a. y;
saa ID sia % an. ~ and s s p and pm
northeast corner Of ThirtssntS street and Psnnsy
ders be left for the checking Of bRGae to des-
F1RMHR sn Ssnsl Agent.
thANk THO4SON, General Manager. Lo,l0
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A CURIOUS CASE OF SUICIDE is mentioned
in London paper. 4 cat belonging to tho
Vicar of Wootton had given birth TO four kit
tens AS She did not seem strong enough To
suckle SO many, il was judged best To drown
them. After this she m0ped. aud Went about
In quite Responding manner. On sudden
she dashed across the lawn, and plunged into
The ornamental pond in front of the house.
She was quickly rescued, and little brandy
given her. As she then seemed a little better,
she was let loose. Later in the afternoon,
of the house, ran again TO The pond, and plung-
inc in WAS drowned
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TOMORROW.
r T. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer

r T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DEsIRAB Z
THREE-STORY BROWN FRONT Dwell
LING, ON THE EAST SIDE OF FOUR
TENTH STREET WEST. NEAR TIL
CIRCLE, AND IMMEDIATELY SOUTH
OF GEN. SCHENCK'S RESIDENCE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated July -
10th, ID. 1876, duly recorded In Liber No. !:d
793, folio SO, one Of the land records for the 2::
party secured thereby we will sell, At public aug
ton, In front OF the premises, on THURSDAY,
September B, 1878, at O'Clock p. M. the follow
ing described real estate, situate In the city of
Washington, District Of Columbia to wit:-Snb-
lot !ettered ID, OF John o. Evans recorded sub
division Of original lot numbered twelve 12) In
square numbered two hundred and fOrty-seven
(247). together with the improvements &C.
Terms - 600, with interest at nine (0) per cent.
per annum from January TO- 1878, to the day of
SALE and expenses OF sale In cash; and the balance
at twelve Q2) and twenty-four ca months. for
which the notes Of the purchaser. bearing per
cent. interest," and secured by deed of trust the
property Sold will be taken. deposit of 500 will
be required OF the purchaser at the time of sale,
and all conyeyanctng at purchaSer's cost. Terms
TO be compiled with In seven days. otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defAultng purchaser after
dve days advertisement.
PET1R r. BACON, 1n,...
BRAINARD II. WARNER, AruSV0o0'
~ II so desired, the purchaser can have loan
on the above property, of %. 800, ut 8 per cent.
8uR18- f. eds
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THE EVENING STAR,
WEDNESDAY..... September 4, 1873.

T1s1 ADvxRfIsIN9.-k OF dollars are
annual, thrown a~aJ L.. this oantry In aseless
and tleeitimate advertising. The experience Of
al enterrrisng ard successful business Il that
nothing repays 90 we'll the money invested adver
Using In . paper which KvRRYBopY reads Tia,
Ii the true way to secure publicity. The best bus.
ness men know the value Of advertising In such .
papef-and such . paper IL THE EVENING STAR.
1t has the largest Circulation In proportion to the
population Of the city In which It IL printed Of any
paper in the world. II practically eossrs tAs
s0hoIs lsId.
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Died

CALDWELL. On The 3D. OF September, 1878,
JOHN M, beloved son of John III aud Josenhi IA
Caldwell.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, GLE
Twenty-third street, between r and g, Thursday.
al three O'Clock y. IA.
DEETH. On the morning OF September 9Th.
1873, EDWARD w. DKKTH, formerly OF New
Brunswick n. j., in the fOrtieth year OF his age,
FrieIds and acquaintanCes requested TO attend
bis funeral TO- morrow (Thursdsyl. NJ ave 'cloc r.
Georgetown.
FOLEY. On Tuesday morning, September 81.
1873, after short illness, PATRICK FOLEY, aged
forty -three years.
His funeral will take pace from his late resi-
deDce, No. 10 street northwest. on the 9Th In
slant, al O'Clock p. IN. Friends OF the family
are invited TO attend, q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

APROPOs of Sabbatarian middle headed
ness and want of logical consistency, was
travelling on the underground railway last
Sunday evening, and at one of the stations
there entered the carriage a bishop-appar.
emily Colonial or Pan Anglfcan-and
another gentleman. NO" said the bishop. i'm
an audible voice. resuming what appeared to
be an interrupted conversation; mo. We must
oppose the Sunday opening of museums It
has an interest for us as well as for you. Once
let them get In the thin end of the wedge. and
the sacredness of the Christian Sunday will be
gone forever" And the bishop who said this
was travelling in a railway carriage on a Sun
day evening, and never thought of the ''thin
end OF the wedge" argument In connection
with that circumStance.-[LO London Truth.
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LAST ROMANCES OF THE SUMMER.-A man
who ran away from San Francisco because
his wife had threatened to Kill him il he re-
In court that she is not a widow, and thus to
prevent her getting the insurance on his life.
An Illinois farmer has whipped young gem
tleman and incapacitated him for active duty
Tor several weeks simply because he would -
buggy-rldlng with the only daughter of the
household. A Danbury man got divorced
from his wife a few years ago and married
again. HIS second wife has given him an heir
and he has secured the first wife's services as
nurse,
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fHI CUNARD sTEAASHIP COMPANY
D14Wl1H G1W IORK AVID LIIBRP00I.
OALLI40 AZ OORK HARBOI,

PROM MN YoRx. 11oH NV 1o.x.
::E1naa. vs., Sep; II AiseTia... Wed. Oct. 9
Parthia Il hurs. Sep Is Scythia' 'Wsd Oct "a "a
AAnSoinia. We SEP: 8 Psrthia Thurs, Oct "a
Sot1nn: WSo. Oct Abyssinia, We'd, Oct. 30
v.R ATI3 o. FxssXaS AoA'
.ccSSr,sins ~ csEIyin9 steeEagA S0and 100 eold,
mo 0eooE1Ge.
I'D gons according 20 acoommodafiom
$lcke0 % Paris 0l6, gold, additional
Heeuk1. Hcketo On favorable terma
etee90QS vegy low mates. DteeEage tickets fsom
11N1po1 30 Queengt0Wn and II other pa40 O.
8topo eS40WeOt mites.
xhfougf bnls Of hdins given fue BslfAss, 0l,s.
~ aayre, AntMerp and Other lcrss On Ne Con
U4cnt, mo nor 0o6itoIfAnoAn ports.
49, E1&nt Ao0 passage apply % IL Oonpany'o
g@ee, no. Q BoWEng Green, or both GeoRIGe and
n1so.s n VTis BI0kIOW, % m sessse Wash-
HI Gas. q. YKAHoxLxn, Assaa u.x.
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RALTIMoRE AND oHIoRAILRoAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North; d NS SrtitT.. West
TO TAKE EFF FEET SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1875
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
te;l5 .: m. New York. Philadelphia, and Boston
Stops at Ss Iaas to
Junction, Jsesaps. Hanover. Al q Elk Ridge:
town. and way via Relay. ' n"S'''
55o mPPB B,It n, p and Laurel E1pEess
snd ana
1875 2. INST. Louis, Chicago, Columbus: and
b. $siSSss "a chsss. al; p
500 e. M m:-On Sunday only, Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 a. m.-Baltimore Express. Stops At Bla-
densburg, Beitsville, Laurel. Annapolis juno
ton, Jessup,s and Hanover.
H anS & &a M:-Banm0re Annapolis Elhcott City
$50 p. m.-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
PING at all at ons. Stops st La1rel. 0ni'' S'0p
4:s0 3. m.-Balllmore, B adensburg, and Laurel
aP frederick VIA Relay. Stops at Annsp-
lass p. m."foint of Rocks. Frederick, Hagers-
days to Point Of ROCKS and way stations only Hn
"A: 40 p. m.-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
to 80 p. m.--Philadelph'a Norfolk ami Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. Norfolk Pas
senoers taken in the Cars direct to Boat at Can.
+s:5o p; m;-BaIsImoIe ana Way stations;
Sleeping Cars % Chicago.
BIO p m.-BatimOre Express.
1925 p. m.-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
PitIsburg Express. Pit:sburg, except Sunday.
Pullman cars.
1880 p. m.-New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more Express. Sleeptng Gar to New York, and
SPECIAL Sleeping Car to philadelphia.
ID Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Ali trains stop at Relay Station. ie1O
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Summer Idyl.

Oh, sweet tho hour of halyyon rest,
At evening g cam and t. 81 quill close!
We sink iDGc our II tie nest
And WOO TIE goddess Of repose;
But-curse on that mosquito pest
which bieathes Its treble round out d.!
CBoStor P0st,
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WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

VALUABLEIMPROvED PROPERTY FRONT
Ing On ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
81 AND STREETS, At AUCTION.
IN "a tuesday,, September 9th, at $3.50 -
ises, south half Of Lot No. 8, in square 345, GlI
having 20 feet inches front by SO feet 1O inchss
Geep, with improvements thereon, consisting Of q
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve
eghTeen and twenty-fOur months for notes bearing
interest al per cent. per annum aud secured by q
deed or t1ust on property Sold AL conveyancing
al purchasers cost 300 down on day of sale.
Stl2 WASH. Il WILLIAMS Auct
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Sti,l are the ships that In hay. n ride.
waiting fair wftds ct turn of the tide,
Nothing they re-, though they DO moi sd
Ont on The glorious ocean WIDE
Wild hearts that yesrn 70 lie free
Look, and lea n ircm the ships OF the sea
Bravely the slips, In the tempest tossed,
nuntf the waves TIL the SEES lie Crossed
Not 10 despair OF the haven fair
hough winds blow hackwsrd and laScaes NJ los,
I'VE ~ hearts, ira yearn for 81 el,
LOOK, and learn from the ships on The deem
fSpe<1dlOr
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OLYDE,B NEW EXPBESa LIE
H 1TExxNDR1A WA,

N&IUN IND GEORGETOWN,
CONNECTING Ar PHILADALPHIA WITH CLYDI'e
LlN1 f02 BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, AID
NV ENGLAND S-AEZS.
.SISSsy DGys,
Xrom MISREPRESENTATION, ct Il N.
Krc1l v 2-I-n. .tOD-Sondsy, - Il s.m,
Sronl tsC-s atoEyD--8cnIsy 3. TN.
Freight ss,-s.-St Gsll-. ShnoaEn 1850
.6ils OF ists-z st-ta n Boston 81 = = s<asseSS
-'ToTicartS- 81" FeIi bfveF. Fun--@-NN-7
1Snees " snR tEt!r EC01s Is1dr1 e grs1E N
1a.ri W teass have than i115-e- George
For fell Information apply 70 j. n. JOHNSON
q CO., 1SOI 3 street northwest, ana i1lh-srrees
wharf. Nsssli 3tSn, ID. G.; a. =. HYDE, So VS.
90, SenefA dAcagers, II South Wcazyas. Phila-
0elphiA. mAF2O-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

A BERGEN COUNTY MAN peasanGySat down
at breakfast, and his loving wife said Darl-
ing, does your hea d ache?'' lie replied, with
sufficient dignity No, why should you ask ~
And She said back, Well, dear, you came i'm
at three O'Clock this morning, and as YOU
couldn't hang your hat on the rack, you put
the rack down on the floor, and said you'd
hang every hat in the house on il; and
thought your head might ache. " L. Her
LID
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6yUWABD LINE.

NUHABD LINE.
~ NOTICE,
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of
eouston, tie Steamers OF this line tnke \ gpoci6c
souree for Ell seasons Of the year,
On the outward passage from Queenstown 10 New
Yogk o. Boston, crossing the meridian az 20 At n
H., % nothing to the north Of G,
On ne homsWard laaaaee crossing TIE meridian
q 70 At . lAt., or nothing 20 the north OF ~
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By virtue Of an order No. 1888. issued out Of the
as Bankrupt Court, dated August 10Th, 1878. and
to me directed, Will sell at public sale, for cash,
Ct store No. 364 Pennsylvania avenue corner Of
9Th 1878 commencing at IL O'Clock .. M. the fol-
lowing goods and chstteis. to wit: Counters Shelv
lot Of Fine Groceries consisting OF Wines Liz o:s,
Sugar. Tea, Coffee, Flour Spices Canned Fruit
In bankrupty, case Of Charles B. Pumphres
FRED,K DOUGLASS. u. 8. Marshal, d. c.,
JOHN 81 ERMAN, AuctiOnear auu30.d
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sTEtCH and every hind of ORNAMRNTAL
&xTEATHEkS dyed and manufactured Nt the
1 1ANSn kST1BLlSHHENT, 8l6 9th street.
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burlington Hawkev,,en.

MT. thurman Is by common consent A..
corded me title OF the " Sweet singer OF Ohio !"
-Iuonc sentiment seems 10 be about
Grant INV"
1t was thought TO he a big thing I'm an
cient times when A aN threw Of his ulster ana
raises thunder IL his dinner Is cold, aud the
poets never say a word about it.
why does lightning so rarely strike
in the same place." Professor Wortmas
asked the new boy in the class in natural
philosophy Huh" said the new boy, at
never needs to-" And IL Is a little singular
fore.
Some recently discovered inscriptions on
burned bricks bring 10 light the astonishing
revelation that Hing AhaSuerus hanged Ha-
man because he invented the ACCORDION AMI
put the price down Ia 81 - 50 tia: every
young man might have one
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OUNCANSON BROb.. Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES' SALE OF A THREE-STORY
BRICK AND FRAME BUILDING ON tn q,
SEyUTHW Est CORNER OF AND TWEEN
TY.FlFTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date -
the 10Th day OF April, A. ID. 1877 and re- f..l
corded In Liber No. $751; folio 222 &C., Of t;lX
the Land Records Of the Disti let of Columbia and
1t the written request Of the party secured thereby
we viii ofl for SALE At public auction, in front 81
the premises. on THURSDAY. the 9th day of
September, A: D; 1873. at $3.50 O'Clock p m. ali
ina piece or parcel of land ana premises located In
the city OF Washington, District Of Columbia, and
known and designated az part Of lot No. H. In
square No. II. Beginning for the same at the
northeast corner Of sad square. thence running
south 76 feet thence east ID feet inches to the
ginning, together with the improvements hereon.
consisting OF three-story Brick and Frame Build
ing.
T., Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
In cash and the balance In SIX twelve and eighteen
months mon with interest from day Of sale at per
on the property sold. A deposit Of 800 viii be re-
CURED ct the time Of sale: II the terms are not
complied with In five days the Trustees reserve the
right to resell said property At the risk ana cost Of
purchasers cost.
THOs. H CALLAN,,
au16-2aw3w PHILIP r. LARNER, trustees.
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WAsH"sToH aoaE REasDH.
DR.. LEWIE, PLAST1R.

HEVkN xOR QUABTER,
Ono Rf8e and six small. S0FpasSee Capcine ana
Rheumatism. sA~
s9 al, 8 8" DT~eot'ss. Asst Q os-e.s.a-.
- RESTORES manhood and the vi00r Of youth 20
ne a. mocs shattered constitution In four weeks,
HA1UE1 IMPOSSIBLE. This nfo-FoOtoFin9 reme.
~ Ansoio oe taken By al about 10 marry, Sr Who
aHve pecome WeokeAed from Excess OF any other
n "a J SSsnchs: sh1I:s psF ca soss Agent
A"~' ~ssUsssS SVD0Sseos 1Anl.6
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THE MELANCHOLY DAYS.-The cool even
1ngs remind us that The autumn has pooled itS
issues and the summer must go."-[ Lotoen
Courier
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MARRIED..

HEIBERG ER-NAIRN. AtNew York Ayen se
rr.sbyterian Church, on Tuesday, Septsmber 81,
1873, by the Rev. DIR. A. w. Pitzer r. j. HHI-
BKbGEa, yr., and MARY w. NAIRN, laughter oS
John W. arm, both OF this city.
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At Baltimore and Ohio Depot, New
Jersey Avenue and C Street.
1T1O THE WHITE MOUNTAINS !,

HW THE WHITE mOUNVAxNDS
Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN and
HARTFORD RAILROAD 60
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN&& ~
at 8 % .. m. from Grand
Central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS' TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
and 60 through from New York to the Mountains
by Daylight In II hours.
Tickets and further Information can be Obtained
In W ashington at ONCE Of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad. augl4- I'm
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III A HON Ash FORD, (Tr,,
MARTIN NJ. ROHRER, "'
n j. sTELLWAGEN, Auctioneer, 613 7th t.

IN j. STELLWAGEN, Aucttoneer, OLD 7th t.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A TWo:sToRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS, ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF r STREET mo.
32), between North Capitol street and New
jersey avenue northwest.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated August II
18th, 1876, and duly recorded in Liber No. f:::D
1875, folio No. 466 one of the land records for Ek
Washington county, District Of Columbia, and az
we will SELL at public auction, In front Of the prem
ises, on WEDN ESDAY, the 4th day Of September,
AID. 1878, at 81 O'Clock Pm. all that certain
piece or parcel Of ground lying and being in Wash
ingtOn City, District of Columbia and being
four ga, in Abner B. Kelly's recorded subdivis-
ion OF certain lots in square numbered six hundred
and twenty eight 1921, together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of a (nearly new two
story and basement Brick Dwelling, with modern
cOnvenienceS.
Terms: One third cash; and the balance In one
and two years, at per cent. interest per annum,
secured by a deed Of trust on the property sold.
One hundred dollars required at time of sale, and
all conveyancing ct purchasers cost. Terms to DO
complied with in seven days.
MfHLON ASHFORD, }n-r.+..,
aA-eo&ds NJ aTIN M. ROHRER, AiuS'00''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04
r II. WARNER, ReAI Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL
ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE Op I
STREET, NEAR 22D STREET NORTH

WEST.
, b! str- Ne Of deed Of rust recorded in Liber -
No s64. folio 40 ct eco one Of the Lands
records OF the District OF 20 umbia, and de-
.ree Of the supreme Court Of the District of
Golumn 6ns passed in equity au.e No. 579l. June
SeptemLer 1873 al O'Clock p. M. in # mt OF II Q
prem ses sell a, public auction lot in square 20,
proved, Containing about 6,34e square feet Of
ground viii he subdivided into three lots. each Of
which will have frontage Of about 81 feet on /
street, and " Ill he sold separately.
Terms OF sale: One-thifd. together with thu ex-
pepses Of sal in cash; the residue in three equal
payn ents at six twelve Al eighteen mont IS, re-
spectively, for which the notes Of the purchaser.
bearirg interest from the day Of sale at per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually, and secu rod by
deed Of trust the prop ,rtY Sold will be taken
or the purchaser may pay cash In full, at his op-
ton. All conveyancing and recording will be at
the cost OF the purchaser and IL the terms OF sale
shall not be complied with in five days after the
sale the property will be resold at the risk and cos
OF the defaulting purchaser A deposit of $3.50, or
$50 on each subdfvided lot will be required at the
time of sale.
ot /; & Ss s 4 i i Trustees.
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. sep3 d