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r H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESIATE ON FOURTH REET, BE-

By virtue Of deed of trust dated March -
%. 1873, and recorded in Liber No. It's, folio :.:
423, one Of the land records for Washington ::iI
county in the District Of Columbia and at the
written request Of the no der of the secures
thereby. will sell on FRIDAY, July IL, A. d.
1878 at O'Clock p: m. at pubic auction, in from
situate in Washington u. c., to wit: Lot mum
bered kixty-four t64). of Daniel Cratty's subj
vision OF square east of square numbered five hun
dred and MIN 5000, as recorded in Libsr H. ID.
c. folio 146, together with the Improvements
thereon, consisting, in part, Of TwO-story five
room Brick House.
rms of sale: One fourth cash: balance In six,
twelve and eis hteen months with interest al pei
by deed Of trust on the property with insurance
clause All convey ancing at the purchasers cost.
III the term OF sale are not complied with within
ten days after sale the Trustee the right to
resell said property at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser after five days notice, to be-
published in the Evening Star.
L. A. LUCE. Trustee
y. T. COLDW ELL, Salesman jy2 d&dS
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

GREEN RIO COFFEE AS LOW AS rs
VI CTS, PER LIB.
Best Old Government Java Coffee roasted. 30
Crosse b Blackwell's Chow Chow ......... 30
Picked Onions. per bottle. Is
Lea & PERKINS, Sauce, large bottle So small. 25
Choice Uncolored Japan Tea, per lb.......... 90
Magnificent Imperial and OOlong Teas. so
sweet CataW la Wine, per gallon. 81 90
1 ID nne Oatmeal. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
One bottle Claret Wine as cheap as by the dozen.
Coffee Roasted Fresh Every Day.
@. 3. O'HARE 4 SON,
t27-tr 1913 7th st. n.sc., bet. N and N.
STUFFED OIL MANGOES.
fMARTYNIAS,
EAST INDIA 9HERKINS.
PICKLED TINY TINS,
IONIONS
(AUTUAN CLUsTERs.
WORCESTERSHIRE,
BEEF STEAK,
JOHN BULL.
MUSHROOM,
New crop SWEET OIL.
B.w. REEDS sONs.
ApS-u 1915 y st. =. -.
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a. OABINBT-AAKBR,
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND NJ SfREHr
NORTHWEST. nOv7-ly
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THE TRADES.
= o D H b I N ID Nc,

BOOK BINDING.
The public Is respectfully Informed that the
LYCETT BOOK R1NDERY Is carried on g
heretofore The same excellent Workmen are en-
ployed, and the work turned out win be in the
superior style which has always been q character.
ist1c OF the establishment,
1012 Pa. ave., Sd floor. ap9-ly
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STEAMERS, &c.

FOR ROTOMAC RIVER IAANDH61.-
v. H. Byies Win make three TIPS Ena6e
snd ons e. E GRnEk ss1upne
mediate landings going and returning. For further
' Wo n,Sn inquire sn q 81 Sheriff. 0os! And
'n sp 3 snArf foot Of stn sRd sss Aren't
GUNNER ABBANGElIENT.
FOR NORFOLK EoRTREss MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
rhe swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
EHh sAk ls.vss e'e ssh! St Bs sssH
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, 1t 5 o,cl,k
pm, nnscting with steamers for Boston, Provi-
caves SortoIs every TGEsbaY. rHG SiSsHf
MD SATURDAY. 1t O'Clock p. 70.
Steamer JOHN ". THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
&. WOOD. leaves her wharf, termi- 49,
nus of 7th sna 9th street line OF ears,
N7 m, three times per week, for
intermediate landings each trip. Days Of sailing.
anne as Steamer Mattano.
For further Information, apply At the once, over
ss knS loot Once
ress Uffee. SAMUEL BACON, Pres't.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and 4. @.
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier Il East >zk6&R
River, New York, at 4 O'Clock Pm, [RH1R
town every MONDAY, and Ale1andris same day.
Freight taken ut lowest rates. For Information
apply at ONCE over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
or to X. r. 4. DENHAA, Agent, Water street,
ap21-n SAMUEL BACON, President.
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w ASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctioReer.

WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
VALUABL f IN PROVED PROPERTY FRONT.
ING ON STREET. BETWEEN 9TH AND
lTII STREETS NORTHWEST, (BEING No.
e45. AT Al CTION.
On WEDh ESDAY. July 10Th, 1878 at ~
O'Clock p. m, shall sell in front of the pre- "a"
misses, Lot lettered b, in square 447, having &A
10 feet inches by II feet deep, improved by
atwo-story Frame dwelling, containing rooms,
hydrant i'll yard.
Terms of sale: One-quarter cash, balance in one,
two and three Years, for notes bearing Interest
from day OF sale al per cent per anDum, and
cured by deed of trust on property sod. A con .
veyancil G, &C., at purchasers cost 500 down
Oh day of sale.
jy3 WASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
ID A. DARNEILLE, Auctioneer.
TRSSTEEfS SALE OF FINE HOUSE ON
SAUIH A STREET, CAPITOL HILL No

of By virtue tn Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
I'd, 1878, IL Equity Cause No. g. Ill Whefe- ~.
The is substituted Trustee in place of
John d. Arrison, deceased, / will sell at pu bic
auction; under the terms Of . deed Of trust from
James Newl lands and Margaret Ann Newlands to
said said Jchn X; Arrison, dated October g. 1870. and
recorded In Lber 626 folio 76, Of the land records
q, the District t Of Columbia on FRIDAY, July
east 70 feet Of original lot u in square 49, having
aoepth OF 1S6 feet and 80 feer alley in the rear,
t09ethef with the fine modern Dwelling, three
stories and basement, having press-brick front, IL
rooms, bathroom, and every modern convenience.
The premises which are situated on south A, be-
tween "a and Sd SITS. east, are surrounded by the
best improvr ments and best society Capitol Hill
stand upon Beall Terrace and are within one block
other OF the Pennsylvania avenue cars.
The t. rms OF sale are: One-fourth, together with
expenses OF SALE in cash, and the remainder in six
twelve and eighteen months, for which the notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest at the rate of
per cent per annum, and secured upon the prem
ises, viii be taken. deposit Of two hundred dol
lars will be required at the time of sale. The con-
veyancng will be at the purchasers cost. Ii the
terms of sale are not complied with in five days
the TRUSTEE reserves the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost OF the defaultng purchaser az
ter five days advertisement.
P. A. DARNEILLE, Auct. je24
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A w N N q ..
JOHN G. HOGAN, S13 M0rlses Spooe.
Manufacturer of . Newly Patented Spring Role,
and ventilating Awning for Stores, Hotels, Public
Buildings and Private Dwellings. Flags and Tents
Tor sale or rent, Sole Agent for the only genuine
Aidew-Proof Awning Material. seDlb-tr
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

/ 1uNCANSON bhOS., Auctloneers.
rRf kkEEk SAkE ~ THREE
lines And LOTS HSD NINE BUiLn-
"a i sEhsFr' 7rH AND srH STREETS
y Mus Of DID Of trust given to
Liber No 716 folio S9s Of the land records, III
for the District of Columbia, and by request OF the
5ocloSk p: m, In front Of the respective prem:
or PaHS not Of the city Of Washington D. as being
e. ST. ST. IS and 81 Of A. b. ks sH IS s sb d.
vision of square S89, together with all the improve
and to the same S
longing or Otherwise appertai1ing.
two,story Brick Houses, Nos. 70e, 7O8 and ITO II
Lots 10, IL and IL are unimpreved and front on
Lot Ii being at the corner OF H and 7th streets
Lots 13 10, II and 81 are unimproved and front
Lots "A, 15, 1s and % are improved by two-story
frame dwellings, fronting On 7th street, between
H and streets ne.
Lots 80 and 80 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 at per cent. until
paid, and secured by de-d of trust the premises
sold. All conveyancing at the cost Of the purcha-
ser. deposit Of 500 required On each lot as soon
as sold. II the terms OF sale not compiled WITH
within seven days from day of sale, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
ana cost OF the defaultng purchaser. upon giving
o o eosE Il S kA6FFMAN, srrusssss.
my30-d POST
~ THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED,
on acG3nnt Of the inclemency of the wea her, until
SATURDAY, 22d day of June same hour and
plares. JOHN H. CLICK, }r.,
J1S CONRAD KAUFMAN, }hiuSUees'
~ TIKI ABOVE SALES ARE FURTH f &
postp ned until WEDN ESDAY, 81 day of July,
same hour and places.
JOHN H. CLICK, }r.
Je24-d CONRAD KAUFMAN, ifusVees'
~ THE ABOVE SALES ARE FURTHER
postponed until Monday, S,h day Of July, A. D.
1878 same hour and places.
JOHN II. CLICK. }r.
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ITO SUMMER TOURISTS.

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From Baltimore to Halifax and Vice Versa
The A British Iron Screw Steamships
C3sr1aS s. LOO tons, C Sa Tr Hsa .cnAfoS0h'
oR BatnHF1 sEsr SyS SfRsr sCoF
Cabin passage to Halifax. gold.
Including everything except wines, etc. s'0'
This Is an excellent opportunity to enjoy brief
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First cabin tost Johns, Newfoundland. .ss5, gold
For further inforp 9aH 41S sPPEly I to M
je1- Pm 8 South Gay street, Baltimore Md.
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Excursion Tickets Tor First,class Passage, New
FOR Books Of INFORMATION, Plans, Sc.
Apply e Rd HE kIHa SREE EEo EHW YORK.
Or AN .ShIsISI HUMPHREYS, 40 10th st; Ill n
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
sTsAEsA!S zdN IKE YORK.
The steamers Of this Company win sail every Bat
1rday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third >ecnk
street: s, Hoboksn; Rates Of passage: aEI&
lon, Hayre and Bremen, first cabin. 500; second
abn, Sso gold; stesrase, ss9 s9rEspcZ foF freight
Pissass' apply Bowling aIseG Nv GY9
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CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDE's
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gs sisni isd iSsssss a,y bessS ass aga
Providence, and FAN River. Con-
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VIA! wharf IN D please have them marked "dsorgs-
For full Information apply to j. h. JOHNSON
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THE NAILa.Judge Prentin oertines: .Dr.
L sCHULTZE cured mine lD years go. IS Thou.
eands Ike Of painless cases Of bunIons, s0rns,
ulcers, chiibAins. rheumatic or swollen Join 3 &c.
end children attended 0uDuAls Can =. to- .A.s a.
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Gibson Il HOTHEBS,
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
1012 pennsylvania avenue, Washington, DC.
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1910 GREAT 1910
1910 PENNSYLVANIA 1919
ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
D0s1 BE Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Sce,sery, Magnificent EQtstpssse,ss,
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TDDY REFRIGERATORs,

Strongly built, Handsomely finished and ~
perfect In practice; are packed with perfect non.
PsrJect Refrigeration.
n. w. BEVERID6E,
Late Webb d Beveridge,)
1909 Pess,s'0 aces bet 10th and 1lth sts.,
my1S-u Sole Agent for the District.
Connecticut western news., 1878-01-31
An Indoor Game.

There is jolly indoor game for the winter called "Fagot Gathering, D which has been described in print before, but it makes so much fun that many who have never heard of it will be glad if we tell about it here.
 First you take some slips of paper as many as there are players-and on one of them you write "Fagot Gath erer;" on each of the rest write either "good wood" or snapper" making three times as many "good woods" as "snappers." Of course, anybody who knows anything about wood fires will see that some sticks will burn quietly and brightly, while others will crack and snap and fly without the least warning You put the papers into a hat, and each player takes one, telling nobody what is written on it. Every one then sits as pear to the wall as possible, leaving a clear space in the middle of the room, and the player who has chosen the "Fagot-gathering" proceeds in a seri- ous, business-like way to bundle his fagots. He or she chooses four or five girls or boys, standing them together to represent fagot, and then makes simi- lar groups of the rest in other parts of the room. This done, he begins to "bind the fagots by walking slowly around each group, making with his arms such motions as fagot-binder would make. The "sticks" are quiet until the binder lets his arms fall, but then comes sudden change; the "good woods" run to their seats, but the "snappers chase the " binder and try to touch him before he can begin to bind another "fagot; ;" failing in this, they have to go and mourn among the "good woods" Then the binding of the second "fagot goes on, like that of the first But when a ''fagot gatherer ," is touched the snapper" takes the place of the "gatherer," who goes and rests himself The game ends when all the "fagots have been used up in this way, and ii then begun again by another selection of papers from h 1t. The fun is in thu frights and surprises of the "fagot gatherer, who, of course, does not knoy who is 0 "good wood" and who a. ''snap per ;" and all do their best to avoid be traying themselves. If you have goot big room and lots of players you vii find this game as full of fun as you cal wish.-St. Nicholas.
Connecticut western news., 1878-01-31
frequently than they won, and thus was tho hank opricb od ot &boir ovropco

frequently than they won, and thus was the bank enriched at their expense.
 As my companion and were turning to leave the room, one of the players, with groan and curse, left the table, where he had lost his last quarter, and followed us down stairs and into the street. turned to speak to him.
 My friend," I said, "I do not wish to pry into your. private affairs. I neither know nor care who you are. But am 8 newspaper man in search of information, and wish to ask you whether you ever came out of that den 8 winner ?'
 The young man looked susp1ciously into my face moment then, seeing that I meant to deal honestly by him, he answered
 "Well, to speak candidly with you, I never did. have won at faro in Mor- rissey's house and at 8 Barclay street, but somehow at this place never seem to have any luck.'
 "You believe, then, that they play a square game here?''
 ooh, I suppose so. The fact is, I never was very lucky at gambling. Would to God I had never touched a card p
 "But, my friend, know that this game is skin that not one man who goes in that hell comes out winner. Every one of them IS like you-a victim. ''
 "Ah, don't tell me that" responded the young man. 'Did not the fellow sitting next to me rake in his stakes ? He must have made $500 there this very evening""
 "The man sitting next to you is con- nected with the establishment. He is paid $15 week to win the banks money, and return it at the end of the game"
 At this the young mans eyes opened wide in wonder.
 "Sir," he said, edo you know this for fact ?''
 "I do."
 "Why, he told me that he was con nected with a prominent bank down town. The scoundrel p
 could not help smiling a little a this, and, thanking the young man fol his courteousness, I withdrew.
Connecticut western news., 1878-01-31
MARKET NOTES.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW 1Ohh MAbhEI. The wholesale New York market quotations snow:
 Beams.-Marrows, $2.Oea2.17; fair to good, B,ttter.-N. Y. sold at 3Sc for choice in pails, and 20d22c. common to good. Western sold at 36d3Sc. and the common Western at 9d10c
 Cheese.-Factory fancy, 13a13Ic.; do. fair 111ad12c., farm dairy, prime 12d121ac., and do fair 10a1119c.
 s.-Quotations ranged from 12c for or dinary to 15c. for New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
 F1our.-Superfne New York and Western $4. .4Oa475 extra New York $4.S5a5.1O Hay.-Shipping 6Oc.; clover 4Oa45c.; salt 40d45c.; straw 40d50c.
 HopS.-New York 5d13.; Eastern 8d12.; yearlings 3d5c., olds 1d3c.
 Petroleum Refined12Ac crude 719c. inbhlk; in barrels 915. Naptha 7c. in shipping order, and 1574d17c. in cases, and 13Kc. in barrels.
 Pork.-New mess $125O. Family mess Wteat.-Sp1ing No. 3, $1.25%. Milwaukee No. 1, $133 Amber $1.42. White $1.41. Rye.-State 71d7315c.
 Wool.-Ohio Pennsylvania and Virginia 45c. No. 2, 36a4Oc., ,-common, S5d37c. New York and Western XIX 40d43c. and No. 1, 40d43G42d44c.
 PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
 Flour.-State family $6.25; rye four $S.37. Wheat, State $1.3S. Amber $1.36. Corn, yellow 54c.; mixed State 58cA.
 Petroleum. Refined 113la12c., crude 91Sc. Wool.-State and Western xxx 44d47c., 43O 45c., medium 44d46c., coarse 35d40c.
 CATTLE MARKETS.
 BUFFALo.-Cattle, good quality, $5.35. Hogs, fair to good $3. 85a$4.0 % best $4.50. EAST LIBERTY, PENN.-Best cattle $5.25, medium to good $4.50a5.00; common to fail $4.00 Hogs, Workers, $400d4.20; Phila- delphias, $4 415a4.25. Sheep, $3.25a5.0O. WATERFOWL, MAss.-Cattle, choice ,$S.00 extra $7.75aS.00, first quality, $6.75dz25 second quality $5.75a6.25, third quality $425c SSo Sheep and ass sheep 1 spring lambs 4d51ac., veal calves 4G6L<c
Connecticut western news., 1878-01-31
Plate Collections have Shrunk.

"How are plate collections these times ?" 8 sexton was asked. "They are worse than they've been in years but much of this is owing to those little silver pieces and nickels coming around again. When there was paper currency people couldn't put in less than ten cents. If they put in cents you could tell. Now it's all silver and pennies, and fine ladies and gentlemen will put in 8 couple oi pennies and kind of jingle up the other money in the basket, so that you cant tell what they put in-that is, if you haven't had experience.
Connecticut western news., 1878-01-31
Nerves that 0uiYer.

Heads that ache, stomachs that infiict dyspep- tic torments, muscles and joints racked with the rheumatism, are infallibly restored to health by the celebrated elixir, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a medicine prescribed by physicians; possessing infinite purity, and which no one takes in vain who is afflicted with any of the numerous complaints to which it is adapted It frequently happens that so- jailed remedies fail to produce per manent effect. This is because they are merely palliatives, and therefore do not re- move the cause of the maladies, whose symp- toms they after time cease to ameliorate. This is notably the case with opiates and scda- tive drugs. It is not so, however, with Hos tetter's Bittcrs, which are searching specific that conquors the disease as we'll as banishes it's i'ldicid.
Connecticut western news., 1878-01-31
Tenacity of Metals.

The tenacity of metals is estimated by the resistance which wires of the same diameter experience when passed at equal temperature through the same hole of draw-bench. The following table gives the relative tenacity of various metals and alloys Steel, already drawn 100; iron, already drawn, 88; brass, already drawn, " gold, O,875, anneal- ed, 73 !; steel, annealed, 65 copper, al- ready drawn, 68 silver at 0,75O, an- healed, 5s silver at O,875, 51 brass, annealad, 49 iron annealed, 42 plati- mum, annealed, 38; copper, annealed, 38; fine gold, annealed, 37 fine silver, annealed, 37 zinc, 34 tin. 11 lead, 4.
Connecticut western news., 1878-01-31

. An expectant bridegroom, who ap- piled for marriage license in Minne- apolis, Minn., got along very we'll until asked the ladys name. "Name name !'' he exclaimed, " there, I don't know. I've heard it, too, bullet me see /! Mary
 =, Mary, it's Mary something. I'd know it in minute, if could see it any where '" But he couldn't "see it any where, and the half-completed license was laid upon the table until he could go up town and ask Mary what her other name was.
Connecticut western news., 1878-01-31

Those who want Carpets very cheap should go to the Misfit Store, 112 Fulton street, New York.-UoRe Journal,
Connecticut western news., 1878-01-31

-Clairvoyants and mediums are the greatest travellers. They are always in trance-or-two.
Connecticut western news., 1878-01-31
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Connecticut western news., 1878-01-31

mFMrrv ORGAN. I will sell, boxed and pEA asnyeFsa on a.t ears this this pasg11neceDt s1n sDt 9 cash with SrdeE G be foTwqrdsd led ws ss
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 public halls etc. in order to have them introduced st ade for the New Year now ready. Twenty -four PaESs oGSsah EsaaS tss have ater than fhe former for twelve consecutive montns e during the year 1877 made t6eir way to eys Mountains and ether summer resorts naHe 9 instruments Scattered they are oyer sne % o errtories in the Dominion of Canada they % tbe ent out, as it appears but once. Send TOT beSaWys testimonials from nnillionaires panReiS mercn"ae' xhinston. New Jersey, U. s. America.