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DIED

COX. On August Gath, 1878 at 10 80 D. m,
HANokIA. below cd Vile VI " ~. Cox, aged thirty
three years.
Her funeral will take place from the residence or
her husband, corner Franklin street and New Jer-
sey avenue northwest, al Pr o. clock D. m Tuesday
9th instant. Friends and relatives invit ed TO At
tend.
DOM. In Brooklyn, N. Y, August $50,
1876, MIS-. W. G. DOM.
The funeral viii take place at 10 O'Clock A. m,
from Church OF the Incarnation. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited 70 attend.
LlTTLETON. ON the 18th of August, 1878.
LAURA w., daughter OF James and the late Sarah
Littleton.
Her funeral will take place on Tuesday after
noon, the 9Th instant, al four O'Clock, from tho
residence OF her brother-ID-law, William Ii. john
son. No. 9Z0 Fifth street northwest. Friends OF
the family are respectfully Invited TO attend.
OLpBERG. On Saturday,, August oath, 1873,
a 9:1O O'Clock p. m., RUDOLPH 0LDBRRG, In tho
29Ih year OF his age.
The funeral services will be held at his residence
No: 7O1 East Capitol street, Tomorrow evening at
O'Clock. p
REGAN. On Monday, August 96th, 1873 ut
2:3O a. M, RICHARD, son of Cornelius and Mary
The funeral will take place az s3S n Street uorth-
of the family are invited to attend.
24Ub, 1873, at 6:66, Asa p. SNYDER, aged forty.
one years, six months and twenty days.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-.
dence, 1920 street southeast, on Tuesday, tho
9th instant, 1T p M, TO which the friends ana
relatives are respectfully invited to attend.
wilmington (Del. and Philadelphia papers please
copy
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The Lime Kiln Club,
BROTHER GARDNER ANSWERS DENNIS

BROTHER GARDNER ANSWERS DENNIS KRAs-
The Detroit Free Press SAYS: Las nit.
ez sat on de front doah step. began Brother
Gardner. ''long cum dat niger Thornapple
Scott He was putin an blowin' an fannln'
hisself wild his bat, an de mint lie cotched
sight of me he called out:
"'Brudder Gardner, dis kentry am all gwine
to ruin! Staryashun looks de poor man sQuar'
in de eye, dar am work no work fur de laborer,
an de tax gatherer heb got us by de throat
Il looked up 10 see IL das Niger he'd gone
crazy, an den axed bin 10 look aroun' an
see de new houses gwine up in cherry direk-
Shun. i aNed him TO disremember dat kaliker
was only four and five cents a yard, butter
fifteen cents pound, fiouer low, 'taters way
dow, an clothin' cheap nuff TO bust half dc
dealers. L aNed HIM 10 look across do CO ner
lot an see de droves OF workin' men gwino
home TO der am'lIes after de labors OF the
day. Den | stood him up agin de house,
whar could look him squar in de eye, an
niger for common weather, but you better
kiNtr your head wild blanket IL a rain storm
GENES up. You talk about de kentry gwtne To
ruin. an yit you loaf aroun' and let Your wife
an daitelS wash an iron and support ye! You
talk about starya ion lookin' de pc man in de-
face, an ylt you haven't worked day fur six
months. You talk about de tax gatherer an
yit you neber paid one cent of taxes in yer
life! Go home, nigger-skip outen dis locality
afoIe some mule kicks We IL death, lie am YOU
an de oder loafers an lazy boneses who am
all de time blow in SIGH nonsense, while yer
families am diggin' inter hard work to keep Va
in food an whisky "Gen'lem, dat Niger
skipped. lie got six bricks handy for de next
puSsOn dat comes talkin' dat way, no matter
what his color. L liz lookin for signs, IL. L
IL lookin for signs dat Some member o, dis
club am sitting wild his feet hangia' of dry
goods box while he talks about starvashua,
ruined kentry, an so forth. When 1 diSkiycr
sign you II diSkiyer vacancy in de club, an
let no man disreckoiect il"
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U WARNER. Reai Estate Auctioneer.

GLASS DWELL Ne HOUSE, No 800 IN
sTkEET, BETWEEN STH AND 9TH
Knhd # NS ob, % We, ,,,s, tho TOT,
day Of October; A: D; 1871, and recorded In
~ e. IN III L6sT $50 foi0 s the
lie auction, In front Of the premises, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day OF August, A. u. 1878, at 8
O'Clock p: NJ. the following valuable property, to
In the City Of Washington and District OF Column
biA, the same being the easterly part OF lot mum.
bered two CD, In square numbered four hundred
lows: Beginning for the same at the southeast
ner OF said lot on z street north; thence running
northerly on the line dividing lot No. 2 from lot
:sVs% ss$ .ss 81 iess ssa st az;
division between Bissden S and 1Sore' the s1ss
H. "
Washington county, d. c.; thence running west
ery on said alley twenty (2e) fest i've IL inch
Der I'd, a. D. 1885, thence Thinning sousheriy. b.
said Dufey's land, In > straight line through .
brick stable cutting of the westerly portion there
o. eighty !s feet and si5 90 inches to said
twentysi1 (28l feet FIVE (5) inches. more or less,
TO the point OF beginning with right In said alley
In conn on with the other estates abutting there
rights privileges, ssin said deed Of October l2Ih,
1871 specified.
The terms OF sale are: One-fourth OF the pur-
at the time VI SALE and ths residue In three years
with ID crest at per cent per annum, payable
sem-aHnuey. or all cash at tue option of the pur-
by note TO bo secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold, to the satisfaction of the Trustaes
AL conveyaacing at the purchaser 8 cost.
- ,,o, ,, &: s. s. Fa5M. srrustess.
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. jy28-d
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THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and short Line to the
and Southwest.
TO TAKE ET Feet SUNDAY, JUNE 8. 1878.
LEAVE WASHIN6TON:
on ana
Junction 5sssaP 5: Hanover: I'd Elk kidSs
sad st;ase Es.y Winchester Has'f'
&incI ester HaserstcxS, and Way Stations S's'
and Philadelphia. stops At Annapolis Junction:
Ptsiurs E;p1ess HsasG and 1. Hea
f ssno Psp%a SaS CTS01sa G as
ton to andusky, daily, ex ;ept Saturday. M
800 m.-On Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis
10oO a. m.-Baltimore Express. Stops at Bla-
densb; re-, Beltsyille, Laurel. Annapolis juno
1s Hb @PBnmeIs xnI.po,s Eioott City
and Way.
On sunay to s only sep
Plug a. all Stat ons. S ops at Laurel.
Exp ess. Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap-
= s. p. m:|Point Of Rocks. Frederick, Hagers-
days TO Point Of Rocks and WAY sta ions only
"A: 40 p. m.-Baitimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
Exp, S. No Norfolk <, .1c ps Sunday. Eo1tolk Tas-
ton. op at BlaslensbuIg and Laurel.
1880 p m.-Baltimore aud Way s sations
t7:l6 p. m.-ChiCagO and Columbus Express.
Slept. O cars 20 Chicago.
1910 y m.-BaIrimOre Express.
1915 y. m.-St. Louis, CT .cinuati, Louisville and
ri ,sburg Express. PitssDuIg, except sunday.
+s:so D. New New York Philadelphia and Baltt-
more express. Sleeping car TO New York, and
sp cial Sleeping Car 10 Philadelphia.
~ Daily. O.her trains daily except Sunday.
Ali trains stOpat Relay s atiol. je1O
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NIH1IISTs IN RUsSIA.-Recent state trials
in Russia have shown that young people of
the highest rank of both sexes have become
Nihilists and assuming the costume of peas
ants and artisans have gone out from st.
Petersburg and Moscow and endeavOred to
interest the working people in the new ideas.
On July Is two agents of the secret police,
while tracking some Socialists who were be-
lieved to have formed an illicit association in
the outskirts of Riga, were set upon by sever
ing themselves outnumbered, drew their re.
yOlvers, and one of them being knocked down,
fired three shots at his aSSailants, who there.
upon severely wounded him with their knives.
In the end, assistance having arrived. the
Socialists took to flight. leaving one of their
number on the ground in a dying condition.
lie was at once removed to the hospital to-
gether with the wounded gendarme
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SOUTHERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES still we
progress. The success of our mum erous cot.
ton and grain mill now in operation along the
famous canal has stimulated other enter
prises, and now we are reliably informed that
It Is proposed to form corporation at once,
Tor the manufacture of gunny cloth, with it's
mill located upon the Augusta canal. The
capital stock Of the corporation will be about
$4,000 OF paid up capital, of which about
$4,000 will be invested in the mill and i'm.
provements, thus leaving nearly $1,000 for
commercial capital. The machinery has been
secured, and is considered portion of the
original capital The mill Is to have capacity
of 5000 rolls of gunny per annum, thus en-.
abling The mill to produce nearly the value OF
it's capital stock every six months.-[ augusta
(GQ.) NelDS.
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Af-A newspaper announces the death OF a
lady celebrated for the purity Of her char
acter and complexion"
- Four boys while whistling Grandfather
Clock ana Whoa Emma few days ago.
but lis 1t sin TO lie for a good wholesome
purpose? All OF this paragraph outside of the
parenthesis should be read to the boys. -
[NOrrist0pn Herald.
-" Grant," remarked the tall man In the
wrinkled buster, Grant reminds me of a tulip
tree struck by lightning" "And WHY" asked
the little lat man with a russell vallse. BE.
cause, replied the tall man, because he's so
blasted poplar"
Hs-Some people do not understand how
newspapers manage to print pictures Of MUIR
oererS so soon after the murder takes place
Although 1t is secret of the business, we must
be generous 10 our readers and say that all th0
cuts Of proprietOrs of patent medicines that
come into newspaper Office are saved
TURNER'S Fails Reporter.
As-When riding on the cars If cinders annoy
you, persuade your neighbor next i'm front To
close his window; that Is where they enter.
You may keep your own window open with
tmpunity, unless your neighbor behind Is a
bigger man and compels you to close it,
lBin9hdnltOr Republican.
HSX., Bohemian who is always on the
lookout for a chance to borrow fifty cents till
next Tuesday, presents himself at the door OF
a rich acquaintance. My master doesn't re-
ceiye today" says the servant. That's all
right don't wont him 10 receive. want him to
give. Tell him the Shah OF Persia wants to see
him."
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PROF. EDISON AMONG THE SCIENTISTS
large audience attended the session of the
Association for the Advancement of Science,
in St Louis, last Friday. Prof Baker, in COM
plimentary terms, introduced TO the associa-
Edison, who was received with applause
President Marsh said it gave the association
much pleasure to welcome a gentleman who
had done SO much to help science by his Won
denul Inventions and that they refiectcd
glory upon the progressive genius of America.
1t would be probably the most gratifying In
telligence to the gentleman himself, as well as
that the association had just been informed
by a telegram from the exposition at Paris
that the grand prize at the exposition had been
awarded to MIR. Edison for the most wonder
hree was appointed to arrange for an eulogy
of Prof Henry
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TNRUSTKE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
soUTHW EST CORNER OF OHIO AVE-
HEE APP 18TH STREET, IN THE CITY

i PROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF OHIO AVE-
NUE. AND 18TH STREET, IN THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON, IMPROVED BY A
THREE-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE.
~, BY virtue Of a deed Of trust bearing date
corded in Liber NO. 69t, folio 20 ct seq one
OF the land re ords for the county of Washington,
In the District of bia, and at the request In
writing of the party thereby secured the subscri-
oeI Will sell. at public auction on MOND DAY, the
18Th day of August, AID. 1873. at O'Clock p. m,
In front OF the premises. all that piece parcel OF
yVs ns being ens u ses
aforesaid, and known and distinguished
on the plat or plan Of said city and being part Of
Lot numbered one ~ in Square numbered two
hundred and nirety-f1ve (296), and beginning for
the same ut the northeast corner OF said lot and
square and running thence northwestwardly with
the line OF Ohio avenue seventy l7O) feet seven CD
inches; thence enthusiastically by line drawn at
right snges to the line of said avenue twenty-five
25) feet three (3) inches: thence south TWEEN 900
feet: thence east seventy five (76 feet to the line
OF IL street west; and thence north by ana With
the line OF said street twenty COZ feet to the place
OF beginning, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One fifth cash. and the remain
der OF the purchase money In equal annual pay
ments Of one, two, three and four years, with In
terest at the rate of per cent. per annum, de-
feTred payments to be secured to the satisfaction OF
trus' ee or all cash at option OF purchaser. de-
post OF hundred dollars will I've req uired at the
time OF sale. Conveyancing at cost OF purchaser.
II terms of sale not complied with in five days
Of Date ct sale the property Will DO resoid at cost
RICHARD WALLACH, Surviving Trustee.
WASH. B W1LLlAMS. Auct.
aug14 II, 90 % 20
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MARRIED IN HAsTE.-Henry Mclean, who
says he owns large farm near Sandlake. saw
dow at 66 Green street Albany. Mclean
went into the house, told her that he was i'm
search of wife, and asked her il she would
marry him. She said she would, and a car
rage was procured and the two started for
the ministers, returning in twenty minutes
with the marriage certificate. Mr.. and Mrs
Mclean left on the 100 train for Troy. The
pride Is about twenty five years old, and the
groom fifty II Hudson Ropubtican
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PHILOSOPHY AT A FRUIT STAND-In "Tri-
tons" a new novel, an old apple-woman thus
explains how she thinks that folks 'git on -
"By keepin' The speck side down." said True,
in solemn and rather awful voice. That's
how they got il; an that's how anybody gifts
anything. That's how folks git married. Oh.
don't they keep the specked side down till after
the minister's said Let no man put asunder.'
1 guess SO? An how do the lawyers win their
cases? BY keepin' the specked side out OF
sight OF the judge and Jury! An allthese great
men you read of in the papers, that rule the
country and sit in high places-how do they
ever get up SO high in the favor OF the peoplec
By keepin' their specked side down. Now,
everything human and everything material has
specked side it's in the necessity of the case
an the man that keeps that down an puts it
out OF sight he's the man that understands
business; he's the man that gifts on, an the
sooner he does understand it, the sooner he
does git on ~
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1878 PENNSYLVANIA 1878
ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
JUNE 10TH 1873.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot
c.Iner of sixth and b str cts, as follows:
For Pittsburg and the Wes, 10: 10 a. IN. daily, with
fagT Car to ana ssYa Cs
TAO :. IN. daily, with Paace Car to Chicago.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
For anaadaigua Rochest:I, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and the North. at 1:40 p. m; daily, except
" iliansport, Lock Haven, and EimirA at 10: 10
"a q; N Nd. daily, except Sunday. .o
m daily. with Palace Cars attached. Limited ID
kxpr. IS OF Pullman Cars, $50 a. m daily, e1-
For New York AID the East 1:3o .. m. daily, e1.
f eopt sq Rna, with q ep,ng Ca from Washing
street IsySl8SinS aGSole fsrriass and Journey
ard and So and y sso5G 3! M sadd ey
Limi ed Express, $40 a. m. daily. except sun
ACCOMMODATION for Baltimore. e:55, $50 a. M
For Ropss GTssf Eins, s:Ss sra N ana 4:so p. NJ
except Sunday.
way and Alexandra and Warrington
for Ale1andrfA D, 2, 3 e:lO, 10 IL q. m 8,
20, 8, $40, 7 p. m. On Sunday ct 9:lO q. M,
For Richmond and the South, 21 .. m. and ..
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington g, Z, 8,
S;lo 10 IL an: 3 4:ao, ., go and pm.
Tickets, Information, sleeping aud psrlor car
s.P p !,
yania avenue; northeast Of sixth street and
Pennsylvanis avenue, and at the dept, where or
ders can be left for the of baggage t0 des-
dnation from hotels and residences.
l.. p. fARMER, General Passenger Agent,
FhANk THOMSON, General n snAger. HOslO
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II have studied this moon question, 9" said luns-
- tic enc day.
And to make a steafiter mocnshtne \ haxa IA,
upon q WAY.
It's The sun that makes the changes from the big
moon to the small,
And sometimes we are forced to 60 without moon
Wen, then. what can he n,n,ners M, tina MA,
upon your fare! WV o
That the sun should he >ho,tshaa an, =. .,. ,
IN its place. ~ 0'e P"s
That " i'll make our moonshine steady, with fun
moon every night ~
1 defy the irrede mable currency lunatics of ali
sort AID kinds, wherever found, 90 proyeI
am not right"
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IMPARTIAL JUsTICE.-The Montreal UItres
comments thus -" 1t is recorded that Scotch
gardener, who had an unusual chronological
development In the organ of order, exerted
himself to have everything under his charge
symmetrical, and having occasion to punish a
boy by placing him in tower at one side of
the garden, sent another one to the CORES.
p0ndtng tower for the sake of symmetry A
somewhat similar policy seems to be followed
by the magistrates in the Orange and Irish
Catholic Union troubles, and thus we are not
surprised that in Ottawa Young BritOn and
member of the Irish Catholic Union were
each fined $50 for diSDrderly conduct during
the recent riots there"
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TRUSTFES' SALE OF TWO-STORY AND
BASEMENT BkICK DWELLING, ON THE
SUU7 H SIDE OF ''F', STREET, mo. SO. }
Between North Capitol Street and New Je rsey
nUNCANsON Bros, Auctioneers,

TRDsTEES' SALE OF A TW0.STORY FRAME
SRI AND 9TH STREETS SOUTHEAsT.
-, BY virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date II
the 18th day of July, 1876, recorded in 1iber
No ses, folio 1Go, &C., of the land records Of IN.
the District OF Columbia. and at the written re-
quest of the party secured thereby, we will Offer
for sale at public auction In front of the premises,
on TUESDAY, the 81 day of September, A. ID.
1873 at o'clock p m, al that piece Or parcel OF
land and premises located In the city of ashing-
ton. district of Columbia. and known as part of
Lot No. 8, In Square No. S2S, beginning for the
at point on street 80 T. IL 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 LOrth
81 feet 6 inches to place Of beginning, together
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF q
twO-story frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale: ODe-third OF the purchase money
in cash, ard the balance in six twelve and eighteen
months with interest from the day of sale al per
cent. per annum, to be secured by deed Of trust
on the property Sold deposit OF 800 will be re-
Quired at time OF sale. If the terms are 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
anctng al purchasers cost.
PHILIP +. LARNER, }T-,o,aas
aU20-eo2 CHARLES T. DAVIS, Al"''eoS'
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p h. WARNER, Auctlonser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 TWO-STORY FRAME
AOHSE.NO. l72l ELEVENTH STREET

BY virtue Of . deed of trust to me. dated II
NAY NAY u, 1874, recorded In Liber No. 7b1 TO eY
OF Warrington, District Of Columbia. shall sell
AK e. public 6sd Sale on FRIDAY, august 80 1873. at
numbered thirteen, in VIM. Wallis subdivision of
the south half of square numbered three hundred
and thtrty-hve, with tho improvements-as small
frame hOEse.
Ter. Terms Of sale: One.foqrth cash; balance In six.
With eight per cent. psr annnm interest," to be Sc
cured By deed OF trust on the property. Ali the
the terms aie not complied with In ten days after
the day OF sale, the property win be resold ct the
i've days notice. to be published la the evening
snslsd BUsHRoD ROBINSON, Trustee,
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SOON after the train on the Detroit and Mil.

SOON after the train on the Detroit and Mil.
waukee railroad entered the depot about IL
O'Clock yesterday morning, a benevolent look
ing lady accoSted hackman, and asked him
what he would charge TO convey her 10 the
Brunswick. The Jehu replied that he would
take her to any part of the city FOL, 50 cents.
last time / was in Detroit the hackman only
charged me quarter for taking me TO Har-
per Hospital" We'll, that man is dead" re.
marked another whip who was standing near
Dead What was the natter why, he
carried people around town for two shillings
and starved TO death. ~ Detr0n Post and
Ttrsb.fso
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THE newspaper have it in their power to
put an end TO the whole race of scrub gene
rails" "cOlOnels," majors" and captains"
with which the countryi is now affiicted.-TSt.
Louis CD.
o YES, the newspapers have succeeded in
getting communications written on one side
OF the paper, haven't they? Aud they have
succeeded in substituting "etc." for the ugly
"&c., )" haven't they? The CD. should bear
in mind that newspaper men are themselves
"colODels,' majors" and even generals"
not to mention the host of newspaper subscri-
berS.-[ Louisville CT
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He was an entire stranger to the girls pre-
sent, and the boys were mean and would not
introduce him. He finally plucked up courage
the pleasure of her company for the next
dance. She looked at him in surprise and in
formed him that she had not the pleasure OF
his acquaintance. We'll" remarked Gaze
than do
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THE LADY's NAME-Webb. c. Hayes is now
at the family home i'm Fremont, Ohio. and will
not return to Washington before next winter,
if then. Early in the fall he will be married to
young lady of Fremont. The lady's name is
not known in Washington outside of the White
House, but we can say in confidence that it is
Miss Hannah BOggs. Her father is the owner
OF sawmill in Fremont, and is i'm reasonable
before the father was counted in.-[ Baltimore
G0zeffo
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CLXDF's NEW EXPRESS ILMD

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Wash.
ING ION AND GEORGETOWN,
OONNKCfIfS AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDB'e
LINN Toa BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND
NKw ENGLAND SfArIS.
H0SItSS Days.
rron Paiis 1eiphia-SaturdAy. at u "a.
Prom &xfs' ngton-AopdAy, at IL an.
Prom Gso "etOwn-MondAy, nj pm.
freights rss,sived daily. Through -
8flb OF tsf given to Boston and Sa3lSSs,
PruvideGee add FAN River. Con-
Egneee Will heir goods landed At Georgetown
wharf W. rsase nave them marked "6sor1s-
teioN, d. G..
For full e - nation apply to j. h. JOHNSON
wharf. WI axton, ID. c.; u. z. HYDE, So VS.
~ street e. rgegewn, DC: WI. 2. CLYDE D
6elphiA. mAr9O-ly
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c. n. THOM, 1tu''
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. jyl
RUNCAksON BROS, Auctionesrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNEMPLOYED PROP
Ek1Y CORNER OF nlGdTH AND A
STREETS NORTHEAST.
., BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date ~
In Llber No: 1873 folio los, &C., of The land>@
records OF District Of Columbia and at the written
offer for sae at public auction. 10 front OF the
premises: On FfIDAY. the Both day of August,
4. d. 1878, at 80 CLOCK p. IN. all that piece or
parcel Of land located In the city Of Washington,
District of Columbia, and known and designated
az Lot No l. In square No 896, Accord ng to the
original pa' or plan OF said city.
Terms OF So e: One-third Of tho purchase money
cen DcnIhs, with interest from the day of sale at
par cent: per annum, to be secured by deed OF
7, usf on the property sold deposit Of 500 will
he req. ired at time OF sale. Il the terms ara not
compiled with within FIVE days, the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell said pr perty at tue risk
and cost OF the default1ng purchaser. All convey
ancing at pun cbaser's cost
PHILIP r. LARNER rrps,aes
au1b 3taw2W CHARLES T. DAVIS hi"s'oeS.