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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-12

FTKUSTERS. SALE Or Two STORY BRICK
By virtue Of deed of trust, recorded In ~
Ii: er sz2 folio 4zs: Of land Ierords for Di E::
.s1 ct Go mes apd :. g.. II 81
FRIDAY. Sept. n,ber sob, 1878. 1T 8 p. M, In
lot 81 Prsmis tS. iSI s5bd vision Of
Terms Of sale: One third cash, Of which 500
n ust to paid at time ct sale. balance in six and
twelve mon BIS, with psr cent. interest, to be
setrred by purchasers NOES ana:deed Of trust on
iroRtryy sod. Conveyancing ct purchasers co.,.
Mk. r. HoLTzlAN, Tsustess.
B. 7. HTElG4R, ARct, SeplO-eQ
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SOME YEARS AGO William Cullen Bryant re-
celyed letter, as editor OF the EUening Post,
which was written by servant girl, vet so
simply and beautifully expressed that he had
some of his literary friends who were inter
admirable a style. On questioning her She
told him she had great dread OF spelling
words wrong; and when she undertook to
write anything, If word suggested itself to
her which she could not spell, she selected an
other which she was sure she could spell right.
This was the secret OF her pure and simple
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auct,oneers.
TRUSTEES SALF OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY ON FOURTH STREET, GEORGE

TX On FOURTH STREET, GEORGE
By virtue Of aided Of trust, dated 10th day OF -
february. A. D. 1875. and duly recorded in f..f%(
Liber ia folio $40, one OF the land records sseN
for the District OF Columbia, and by request OF the
IN front Of the premises. on TU EsDHY, alts Sep
uember, I'D. 1873. at 5 80 O'Clock D. M, all that
certain piece Or parcel Of ground lying aud being in
scribed a. being part Of II, in Beatty Hawkins
amended addition to said Georgetown Beginning
for the same at the southwest of said lot and
running thence east with the lice OF An Street
thirty-three aud onehaf (33) feet more or leSs to
the west wall OF small brick tenement built on
drew Burker In his life TINA; thence north with the
wall OF the said house to the north line of said lot
thence west to the northwest corner of said lot land
thence by and with the west line of said lot TO tbs
place OF oeginning together with ali the improve
ments, rights, &c.
Terms Of sale: ne-tIird cash; balance in six
and twelve months notes bearing interest at the
rate OF 10 per cent. per annum until paid, and Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold. An
convey ancing at the cost Of purchaser. If terms
day OF sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the property ut the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser after five DAYS public notice. A deposit
stp12-eo&ds W. H. HARRISON, Trustee.
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A FCGITIvE's SORRowFUL SToRY.-Wbile
he was making his rounds, Sunday evening
Sergeant Carroll. of the Jersey City police
force, met young man who asked to be ar
house and locked him up on a charge of va.
grancv: He gave his name as Charles Still
man: To a reporter he said, yesterday that
was in that city when the yellow fever became
epidemic there. He lived with his parents
and brothers, in 5th street, near Poplar.
When the people Of the city began to flee, to
leave. His mother soon contracted the dis.
ease and died. His father and two brothers
quickly followed her. Being without friends
in the stricken city, he determined to flee. He
worked his passage on vessel as far as Phila-
delphIa. There he was auarantined for four
teen days As soon as released he continued
geant Carroll found him he was penniless and
hungry He was still in the cells last evening
IN. Y. Times 10th.
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YOU'VE 8 MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY {
MARYI.A ANENIIE NlRIH EAST
d II. WARNER, Auctionser.
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.

BY virtue of two writs Of era faclss issued out Of
the Clerk ONCE of the Supreme Court of the Dis
public sale, for cash. in front of the premises de-
scribed below. on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day OF
ttie claim and interest of the defendant In and to
the following described property to wit: all the
improvements on lot IL, In square 322, consisting
Of Two one-story Brick BUILDINGS, being Nos.
4ls and 40 18th st; Nv, and three one-story and
also part lot 8, square 322, being Nos. AT. 419,
421. 423. 1926 and 427 18th st. NV, Washington
d. c., seized and levied upon as the property OF
James E. Turton, to satisfy execution No H. 398
In law, In favor of Samuel Ker, and execution
FRED'K DOUGLASS, u. 8. Marshal ID. c.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctiOneer. auR29-dts
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"ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY ON CsTREET, BE
TWEEN 11TH AND 10TH STREETS kO8TH-

BY virtue Of a deed of trust, bearing date -
December 21st, A. j.. 1875, and recorded in f..:
Liher No. eOs, folio 319 one of the land rec e:2x
olumbia, and at the written request of the party
secured thereby, we will sell at public auction In
all that certain piece OF parcel Of ground situated
lumbis, known and described as lot numbered
fourteen Or in George 81. Gulick's recorded sub
division OF square numbered nine hundred and
eighty-seven. lss7l, together with the improve
ments on said lot, consisting Of two (2) story
Terms Of sale: One-thir cash; the balance in
six 80 and twelve (12) months, with interest 1t
SIX SIX 20 per cent. per annnm, payable semi.ann1:
the purchase money 500 win be required to be
paid on the day OF sale; and If the purchaser fails
days thereafter, the Trustees the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
fauting purchaser.
ROBT. P. DODGE, lrrustaas
seI6-eo&ds z. A. DARNEILLE, TRUSTEES.
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fN 4. WAG6AMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TKgsTEE,s SALE 9K VALUABLE IN
4 AX . % 6 BETWEE ES 9Th AMD 7rH
THREE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSES,
WITH BACK 1 BQILDINOs, ON THE
TWO THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSES
AND TWO FRAME TW O-STORY HOUSES.
ON THE NORTH SIDE SAID AVENUE
,, Under and BY virtue Of 1 deed Of trust, -
recorded in Liber No. 728, folio 50, Of the. 10
land records Of the District Of Columbia the UNDER
Of the premises, on TUESDAY. September nth,
SQUARE Gth EN- az lots s and N
No. 8. and all Of original lot g. in square S81, with
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One fourth Of purchase money In
cash, and residue in three equal payments Of SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest 1t per
oent. nom DAY Of sale, the deferred payments to be
secured on the properly Sold to the satisfaction Of
the Trustee; or al cash at the option Of the pur-
chaser. II terms Of sale are not compiled with in
hve days from SALE tho Trustee reserves the right
70 sel q risk and cost Of purchaser. deposif Of
FOO win be required whan the bid is accepted
sep6-d&ds Thu 8. E.WA86AAAN. Trustee
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Mason and James B. Brooks victimiZed TWEEN
ty people out of $40 each at Rockaway Thurs
day last by obtaining the amounts on loans on
worthless watches. They were arraigned
said that he had been instructed by lawyer
how to operate without violating any law.-fN
Y World
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HALIFAX, UNITED STATEs.-The Halifax
Nova Scotia Herald of August 81 says: "a
noble earl, who is wont to be much heard of at
Exeter Hall, had occasion to send a letter to
a gentleman in this city, and it came to hand
by yesterdays mail, though its address might
have carried it to Massachusetts, with no vio-
latiOn of postal regulation, for the words after
the name were, Halifax, United States of
America The mayor of Cork could be ex-
cused, perhaps, for making, as he did make
the very same mistake a few weeks ago, but
an earl, with X. G.. after his name! Oh, il is
too much entirely''
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"A QUICkENED CoNsCIENCE.-An elderly gens
tieman of benign appearance has of late been
distributing religious tracts in the street cars
ard yesterday at least one case of Quickeued
conscience was brought to public notice A
young man entered the car paid his nickle
and was handed tract headed. Are You A
Slnner? He turned pale at once. read few
lines, and suddenly called out
Yes, am! i put a bad nickel in the fare
COX, but now III begin new life By being
honest. Here, driver, change this halfdollar
and I'll pay my fare over again.
he change was given him and he paid. but
alter riding block or so he left the car to see
man on the walk. The passengers thought
t wonderful case, and were deeply inter
ested, when the driver suddenly called out
Hang me, If this ere half-dollar isn't bo-
So il Was L Defroit E,reo prnsc
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LOVE AND THE p. r. "A prize fight took
near Maspeth, L. L, between J. Susthof, Of
Williamsburg, and Frank Mckillop, of Green
point. A feud has existed between the two
men for some time, both being in love with
the same girl. Four rounds were fought, and
McKillop, who has only one eye, was declared
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DIED.

EDDs. On the 18th OF September 1873, MAR
CART Il. EDDs, wife OF John Edds, aged x8 yeArs.
g months, ana IL days.
Relatives and friends the family are respectrul-
" pQuested to attend her funeral from No 1919 q
street southwest, Friday, At 3 O'Clock D. N.
eESS FORD. On the 18th OF September 1873,
~ O clock p. M, Mrs. eARAH ELIzARKTH, be-
year..
Her funeral win take place from the residence OF
her sister. Mrs. Safel, 14G7 Oh street northwest
on Friday, ~ O'Clock .. ID.
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AN NO LUNATIC, hope, as to Sunday, but
l look abroad over the map of popular freedom
dental that Switzerland, Scotland, England
and the United States-the countries which
best observe Sunday-constitute almost the
entire map OF safe popular government
fJOSe;,h Cook
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LOVE AND BLOOD.-A frightful murder oc-
CURED last week about five miles from Iron
ton, Ohio, at Ohio Furnace, the full particulars
Burke had been giving his attentions to a
young lady named Craigmeyer, contrary to
the wishes of the young lady's parents, and as
Burke, Craigmeyer and his two sons met one
OF the Craigmeyer boys attacked Burke, and /,
fst fight was soon in progress i'm favor
Burke, and the father of young Craigmeyer
seeing his son unequal to cope with Burke
but struck his son instead. which resulted in
his son nearly bleeding to death. The second
son OF Craigmeyer, seeing what his father had
done, struck Burke fearful blow with piece
of plg-iron, killing him almost instantly Both
we've respectable men. The murderer was ar
rested.
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E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON NORTH SIDE OF STREET,
BETWEEN 41H AND 9TH STREETS
hObTHW EST, 1MPRUVED BY A ONE
STORY BRICK sTOREHOUSE.
the 18th day OF December, 1871 and record 90
ed in Liber No. 871. folio 416, of the land G:iW
signed Trustees Will sell at public auction in front
or the premises. on SATURDAY. the 14th dav OF
front, by depth Of leo feet, Of lot g. in square
Terms Of sale: One third in cash, and residue in
three equal instalments at six, twelve and eighteen
Honths; for the deferred payments tie notes of
annum, and secured satisfactorily on The property
sold. to be given or all cash. at option of purcha-
ser. If terms are not complied with in five days.
defaultipg purchaser 500 deposit when bid ac-
cepted' 81 %tG q E Fl AApRsEs1Y. }Trustees,
Office 42O 5th ST. n W.
T. K. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer sep7-d&d
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORROW.
r H. WARNER, Real Estate Aucttoneer.

r H. WARNER, Real Estate Aucttoneer.
sALEO! VALUABLE UNIMPRovED REAL
ESIATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
STkMET. NEAR 23D STREET NORTH
NO s54, folio 40 ct seq, one of tho Lands ~
records OF the District Of Columbia, and De-
cree OF the Supreme Court OF the District O,
Columbia, passed In equity cause No. b79I June
10Th, 1878, we win sell on FRIDAY the 18th of
September, 1873, Ut O'Clock p. m, In front of the
premises, sell at public auction, lot & in square 40
In theGy OF Warrington, which said lot, unim
proved, containing about 6, 348 square feet OF
ground, viii be subdivided into three lots each OF
which Will have . frontage OF about 81 feet on /
street, and win be sold separately.
Terms OF sale: One-thifd, together with the ex.
pensee OF sale in cash; the residue three equal
payments Ut six, twelve and eighteen months, re-
specttvely. for which the uotas Of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day Of sale at per cent
deed Of trust On the properly sod, WIN Be taken;
ton. An conveyancing and recording viii be 1t
tne cost OF the and II the terms OF sale
sale the property will be resold at the risk and cost
or the defeult1ng purchaser. A deposit Of $780, or
700 on each subdivided lot viii be required at the
VIM. HELMICK.
III. O. ALLEMAN, ) Trustees
Once 1913 9th street n. ",
j. L. COLDWELLs, Salesman. sepS-d
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A6Katie Byron, a singer at the Tivoli gar.
den, New Haven. Conn, was accidentally
drowned near that city Saturday.
ASMrs. DE Gross and her ten year.oid
daughter made up their minds to rOwn them
selves in the river at Alton. III. They waded
into the stream, and the mother Obligingly
aided the child by holding her head under
water; but her courage failed when her own
turn came to die, and she got ashore.
A6-The body found In the woods at Deering,
Me-, Sunday, Is supposed to be that Of Capt
w. +. Taylor, Of the schooner Daniel Simons
Of Harwich, Mass. He has been missing since
TVssday.
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DEATH TAXING AN ENTIRE FAMrLY.-Witbin
-FOUR years past, Edward Pottebaum, a fireman
belonging TO engine company IL, has lost five
children, On Wednesday last he buried his
wife. His family being thus broken up, he
determined to remove from his desolate home
in Delaney street to the home of his parents.
at BOB east 41th street He fell from truck
on which he was removing his furniture, ON
Thursday. and died in Bellevue Hospital on
Saturday-fN Y Sim 9th
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THOS. T. WAG6AMAN,R Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE ON STREET, BETWEEN 2lsF
AND 22D STREETS NORTHWEST, No.

Under and by virtue of . certain deed of -
trust, dated 18th day Of April, 1877, and re- Ia,
corded II Liber $40, folio 29O, and at the re-.s
quest Of the party secured thereby. I win on NON.
DAY. September 18th, 1873 1t O'Clock q. m,
eel Ct public suction I'll that parcel Of land lying IN
Of lot IN square No. Is, improved by two-story
frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-thIrd cash, balance In six
twelve and eighteen months with intorest from
DAY OF sale. $50 IL required when bid Is accepted
Should tho terms OF sale be not compiled Min In
0ve dsys tho Trustee reserves the right 70 resell
the property 81 the risk OF defAult1ng purchaser.
SsT50 TH0S. z. WAGGAX.N. Trustee,
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So il waS.-T Detroit Free Press.

The tELoCIPEDE is an issue before the De :
trolt city council, which proposes to restrict
ITS use TO certain streets, so ANNOYING has il
riders have held a mass meeting TO protest
against their entire prohibition as some de-
sire, but propose that instead each machine
be licensed, restricted TO a speed OF six miles
an hour and required TO display head light
at night -o
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sJ-In attempting to rescue little girl who
had fallen under the train at Sandy Creek
Junction, \. Y, Benjam Bull had both of
his legs badly mangled. The chilo escaped.
e. Mrs. I.ucius Smith aged To- bride OF
two weeks. Ged very suddenly at Johnston,
\. ", Sunday evening, from an overdose OF
oil OF tansy, taken 10 produce an abortion.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

i lONCANSON 0hOS.s AucuOneorS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT, ON STREET, FETWEEN AZ AND
9Th gIa STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUG
By virtue Of deed Of trust given to US, II
and duly recorded In Liber No. 857. folio 275, in:
one one OF the land records Of the District Of
thereby the We viii sell At public auction il front Of
tine premises on TIC rHiDAf the 18th day of Sep
certain piece OF parcel of ground situated, lying
and being in the city of Washington District OF
Columbia, and known and described as being ali of
original Lot numbered nine (9). In Square num-
b beIed five hundred so according to the original
pravements. ways, easem ents. rights. privileges
ana appurtenanceS to same belonging or in any
wise appertaining. This Lot is improved by a
Frame Dwelling House. y
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, notes to bear interest at 8
per cent. per annum and to he secured by deed of
trust on the premises sold If the terms OF sale
not complied with within seven days, the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser, after giving
five days notice OF such resale In some newspaper
published in Washin gten, d. c. Conveyancing at
purchasers cost. A deposit Of 500 required at
time Of sale.
b. F. BIGELOW, ,r
ser4-eo&ds VIM. r. WOODWARD. trustees.
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A LITTLE GIRL STABBED BY YOUTHFUL
LOvRR-Henry Bedtime, fifteen years Of age.
Of No. 1873 Warren street, fell in love with
Mary Terney, of No. 496, in the same street.
Mary, however, reserved her affections Tor
another young man, and Spurned young Red
coming angeIed drew his pocket knife and
thrust It into her arm. She screamed and the
and locked up to answer.-(N. r Conn.,, 10th.
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A DYER WHO WANTED TO DEL. Lime
man, Broad street, Richmond, Va. DIVER
made an attempt to commit suicide Tuesday
morning by cutting the radial artery in his
wrist with razor. He left Lote for the
requesting him to put Grape on his door and
notify his friends. The police found Lime
man about six O'Clock lying in large pool of
where he is doing we'll and will probably re-
cover. The cause of this attempt at self de
Slructlon upon the part of Zimmerman was
caused by business and financial troubles
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Our LIVES are albums, written through,
With good or ill, with false or true;
And as the blessed angels turn
The pages OF our years,
God graft they read the good with smiles,
And blot the bad with tears.
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fHC1 ApvERf.S.

-- NS.-A5oDs CT collars are
80 ApVfhfbA In this country IL useless
shaaAiS shrown arN tag. Tia experiences CT
And incSitmste sfycYh III I'm air a, ,,s, 4, .,,t
1850, "eine snd srcsA hey invested Is aiter
-, 'otAss 80 Wen sSc - BODY reals. Tat
.it.hS IN paper which HYsa ', The ,.s. bnet
Is the true way to cure puolne. Using In sac, |,
neos mer Know the value Of sd-s MING srAR,
sapef-and sues . paper Is TIE -. ton "a the
l. Las the largest circulation Ir pn,sA a. a, An.
pSelAuon OF TIC city In which 1t y psee> ,.,s tA<
pspes IN TIC word. IT practically -
whole feId.
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1910 GREAT 1910

ROUTE
TO T2saI sss kas
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
TRAINS LEAVE Hgs W1 18TH 1$Fs from Depot
~ corner Of Sixth and streets, as follows:
PnTlSF Car to RIssnuIg and Sleeping CsFs from
ftn6sbnrg 70 Eincinnaf: g. Louis snd Chicago
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
sSa RS ssos GaEs W aat
For New Ycrf snd the Iast. 1:45 .. m. and $50 p
Express Of Pullman Cars, $50 a. m daily, e1-
For New York and the East 1:so p. m. daily. e1-
ton to Boston: For Brooklyn, y: z, ali through
street, avoiding double fsrriase and Journey
snd i:zs @. ana $50 and $50 ,. NJ sad daily:
Limited Express, $50 .. m. daily, except Sum-
Accommodation for Baltimore, e65. $50 .. m.
For Fcps Gs Sa n s.s ss suaaa sna p
daily, except Sunday.
except Sunday.
Alexandra and F,redericksbure Rail-
Wy Wy and Alexandria and Washington
4;20 s; $50; pm: On Sunday At a:Io am.
For Richmond and the South, 245 .. m. and 9 q.
Trains leave AleIandria for Washington, g. Z, 8.
S;19 10 u =. m ~ :, 8 40, 8 s;S and Pm.
Tickets. Information. sleeping and pArlor car
accommodauons can be procured at the onlcee.
ysna avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and
fennsylyania syenue. and q tho depot, where Or
tnAton from hotels and residences.
nj; Z. TAKMEE general f1eengef Agent.
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HIS TURN NEXT.-A boy came I'D in the
PtcdHufe Office to insert a death notice last
night He said to the gentleman haying
charge of the advertising department: " Au,
other one gone that makes eight" I" WHAT
90 you mean?" asked the gentleman. The
boy answered: mean that is the eighth one
OF my family that has died, five brothers and
three sisters. wonder who will come next"
Mo, h9w many are lett? Only me- he re-
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GENERAL BUTLER is sitting things pretty
line IN the Bay state. On SATURDAY. he smoke
at part of Tyringham known as Sodom' 10
an audience of fifty, who listened in overcoats
and wraps, with chattering teeth. just as the
speaker got through, the fifty, Including
babies, started up with a seculaiized Moody
and Sankey hymn, the chorus of wl.ica ran:
Dare To be Butler,
Dale to stand like men:
Eare 10 have a purpose nm,
bare to vote for Ben
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hNCNLUCKY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the on.
IRE list or hdnkl upts The name of bat one ceT-
ENnan occurs, this being that of Alvah Wis
wall, late Of 81. Johns Guild. WiSwal has
heen, OF The whole, one OF The unluckitst men
of his profession. HE came hither nearly
twenty years ago from Vermont. and married
hal-craZy woman, who was fifteen Years his
senior, the only attraction being fortune
which was vastly oyerraied. This was rain
Gus step. The woman took an intense dislike
To him, which, perhaps was feature of her
came before the public. The result is that
NlSWall, who once was rector of St Johns
church, lost his pulpit. He then got into diff
Gully with st. Johns Guild, of which he was
master. and now he appears in the bankrupt
list. NlSwall's career has certainly been very
IlD Fortunate Roc hester De18OrrJf
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"BY THE WAY, Jeems, amt went down
democratic candidate for Congress In the
ninth Missouri district, IS he sat at a hotel
table in st. Joseph. A blushing constituency
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RAILROADS,
ITO THE WHITE FOUNTAINS!

ITO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS!
Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN and
HARTFORD RAILROAD
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN R (F4 Tf -
at sos q. ID. from Grand
Central Depot, New York. and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS TINE AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
and 60 through from New York to the Mountains
by Daylight in II hours.
Tickets ana further information can bo Obtained
In Washington at once Of the Baltimore and Poto.
mac Railroad. augA. I'm
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ETTASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer
w .O01, northwest Cor. 10Th and ID stree
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer,

THUHAS DOWLING, Auctioneer,
SALE OF SORE FIXTURE3 STOCK IN
nkADE, &c, OF DRUG STOLE, AT AUG
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Septsm-<
ler IA, at 4:30 O'Clock. i will sell at pubIic7
auction. On the PIT ieeS, corner 14ch and ? *
streets northwest all the DregS, Chemicals. Fancy
Articles, Store Fixtures, &c, contained IN said
Store. THOMAS O;)WLISEi
sep12 q Auc ION ser.