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1000 pair MEMS CALF, sewed pegxed single,
double and top soies, at 81 So al the BOSTON
SHOE HOUSE, 49l Pennsylvania avenue
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jan17tr L. RICHOLD PRoPRrEroR
j. GEORGES,
81 Manufacturer OF Gents Fine BOOTS, SHOES
aad CATERS,
Corner 9Th and @ streets under National Hotel
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT
Repairing neatly executed New Eastics inserted
In CATERS by patent machine; price rs cents 81
ianS-1m
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THE EVENING STAR
'REDA1. January n. ,S,e.
CoSGRESSsONaI


Conclusion Of Yesterdays Proceedings.
SENATE.-After our report closed
I he senate AT $40 on motion Of Mr. Edmunds
went INTO executive session. and when the door,
we've reorensd at $50 adjourned.
Hot SE.-AfIer our report closed
Mr. Hewitt, from the committee on appropri-
atoms, reported the army appropriation hiil
ana said he would call il up for Consideration
alter the post office appropriation bill was dis
posed Of
Mr.. COX N. " introduced bill to regulate
commerce between the United States aud Can
ada, and TO provide for reciprocal navigation.
The House then, at $50. took recess, aud AZ
-" took up for consideration the bill for the
ciasSlhcatlon OF mail matter, ana To regulate
rates OF postage thereon.
MI. addell. chairman OF committee on post
CiiiceS and roads explained the provisions or
lhe OIL. Ii divided mail matter into four class
SS-list, written matter; second, periodical pub
ncaliols under registration: third, miscellaneous
printed matter; and fourth. merchandise: and
mace the rates OF postage uniform on all peri
oulcalS, whether daily, weekly. monthly or
quarterly. The bill was satisfactory to the
puoilSheIS OF the country.
humber Of amendments were proposed but
IytctSd. Finally, Mr.. Naddel remarked that
. ~ o!u had the approval OF all the legitimate
iup,iShtio on lie country, but that ii was being
talhtu 10 death by chin music aud he there
io!t moved 10 adjourn. The motion was agreed
", ana the House, at 30 O'clock adjourned
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS ETENISG.
FOLEY, AuutioDoer.

VIII eel upc,l the Premises. No 427 sth st rt,,
Nv fptveeu l. and L streets, coInInt ncag IA
THIS Day. st III O'Clock, and continue Day ~
arc wiring until the eplire stock is disposed
%, $40 coo worth Of bankrupt stock, now open. To
lie sold to The ilixbs st bidder without reserve The
pubic invited, tIe goods viii be sold to suit pur
ciIasers. Gian233tI FOLEY Auctr
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E1CtS
By virtue of deed of trust. dated Fee rua- 1xA
~ 1, 1873 and recorded In Liber 726. folio f.at7
yD4 Of the land records of the District OF Co I-.x-
lnmha, And also by virtue of deed Of trust date,
one Of the land records of the District of Columbia
VIII sell at pubic auction, in front of the premises
to the highest bidder, at 4 o'clock on MONDAY
February "a. 1879, part of Lots eight (8l and nine
t9l, LII Square four hundred and fiftyfve (455).
lying in said city of Washington, District of Column
ba and being improved by the large four-story and
nansard roof building at the northeast corner of TIN
and streets, near the Post Office and Interior De
psrtments Ilat giving exact description of the
property will be exhibited at the sale This proper
y from It's location pres nts tempting opportunity
Tor investment to large capitalists.
Terms Five thousand dollars cash, AID the bal
ance in six, twelve, eighteen. twenty-four and
thirty six months with interest at six per eat pay
able sc mi annually, and secured by deed of trust
upon the property, containing q covenant tor tie
insurance for the benefit of the deferred notes
until their payment. and also for the payment OF
taxes. Five hundred dollars to be paid at the sale
when the property is struck off. In case the terms
are not complied with in ten DAYS after the SALE the
Trustee erves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser after
i've days advertisement in the Evening Strr. All
conyeyanclng and recording at the purchasers
cost.
ian22-d&ds WM. 81. WARD, Trustee
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE OF THOSE HAND.
SOME FOUR STORY DWELLINGS ON COR
CONAN STREET, NOS. 1913, 1921, AND 1928
BETWEEN Q AND Il STREETS.
By virtue of three sever al deeds of trust, hSA
each dated the 21st April, 1874, aid recorded TaE
i'll Liber No $50, at pages 172 1T, and 119, 1s.4-
respectively, Of the land records of the District Of
Columbia the subscribers will sell to the highest
bidder or the premises, at O'Clock pm, MON
DAB, the sd day of February, A. D. 1879 the follow
ing property, situated IL Square No. $40, in the city
OF Washington, District OF Columbia according to
Chipnlan, EXley " Richaros' subdivision, to wit
each being 2Sx90 feet, and each containing 4story
brick dwelling house, with modern Conyeniences.
Terms of sale: Onefourh or more OF the purchase
money IN cash (or all cash al the option of the purca
ser ard the residue IN oue two and three years on
NOTES OF equal sums hearing interest at per cent per
aInnn payable semi annually from tina day of SALE
to be secured tie property Sold by deed of trust
to the satisfaction of the Trustees including insur
ance. deposit of 800 on each house viii be re-
qulred at the time Of the sale. The houses Will be
sold separately, and al convex anciug viii be at the
purchasers cost. A HYDE. ~.
jan10dts ON THGM trustees
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vLyDE'S NEsY EAFREss LINE
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f;G ns n[SsS feAt CsaS Il ms Fg'
''SCHIEDA5I " and MASS carrying The U. 8.
mail to the Netherlands. leave Jersey City every al
ternate Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin s65-S10;
Intermediate S45Z,S5O; Steerase s23 H; CAZAUX,
GENT As't u South William St, New York. EUNCH
EDYE& co, u 50 Vim St. Freight ACTS; L. W,
MORRIS, 81 r way. Genl Pass'cer Ag't. jsnIly
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il UNITFD STATES K ROYAL MAIL STEAMEBs
NEW YORK - QUEENSTOWN aud LIVERPOOL
Every Thursday and Saturday.

City Of Berlin. tons City of Montreal 1850
City Of Richmond 4fes City 81 Brussels T, $ $5GS
These magnificent steamers among the strong
est LARGEST and fastest the Atlantic, and have
every modem. Improvement, including hO and cold
water and electric bells staterOomS, revolving
chairs III saloons, bath and smoking rooms, barber
shops, etc
For rates of passage and other information apply
20 JOHN g. DALE, agent, 81 Broadway, N. Y. or to
. a BROSNAN, $40 G. az. J. ". BOTELER Il
BRO, 925 Penna. ave. 6. ". MORSE, Adams Ex-
press, WASHINGTON. decsS eo1ys
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CHokED TO DEATH BY A PIECE OF DUCK.-Ed-
ward II. Beebe, aged Il, an inmate OF the Ford
ham Home for incurableS, was choked to death
by piece OF roasted duck on Tuesday '.Soon
after Mr.. BeebeS dinner had been taken to his
r0om,' said DR.. jones, the resident physician.
his attendant ran down stairs. and said that
Mr.. Beebe was choking. | hurried TO the room
and at the door met Mr.. Beebe. lie was on his
feet FOR the first tine ia nine years. his face was
liYld- and he was gaSping for breath. As took
hold OF MIN he fell exhausted TO the iloor |
knew that part Of his dinner had lodged in
his throat and all my efforts were directed TO
removing IL, but without success. Dr. camp
bell, the visiting surgeon. came. and we at
tempted TO shove the obstruction down his
throat. but ii had lodged in the Windplpe aud
il was impossible TO remove it. He died in a
few minutes from sliffCcatiOn. We ascertafned
that he had cut Of 4 large piece of duck con-
tanning piece OF bone. lie was subject to yfo-
lent and sudden spells OF coughing, and, being
attacked by one OF those While The food was in
his mouth, the spaSlnOdic catching of breath
d eW the food into his windpipe. He was very
coIpulent, weighing 500 pounds, which c0ndi
on added to the difficulty Of removing the Oh
StIucuon."-iN ]. St.R. 2ss}
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p II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
1RgsTErs, SALE Of A TWO STORY AND
sAsEaHST sfbGk ra2HSE e. H9RHH
N0IJEN rs APP NJ TWO SMALL BkIGK
hSSSE &1rh h HE LOT H 81 wH 2t A FEY
By virtue of deed Of trust bearing date S~x
thf as' 81 DAY s 9f March 3, 1871 and recorded IN
dops If The 3D. s dG9 a. Sne Of the s, land
w ~ s paRe sg ts IN ons of h
in square two hundred and five (2o5), in the city Of
ss east hs feF
ner OF said lot, AID runnins thence east II feet
south Il o feet inches to the place of beginning
with the improve ulents.
equal Payments az one and two years for which pur-
chaser Is to give his notes, bearing interest at per
at Of If o a
t hed Tltt within seven days the Trustees reserve
chaser attsT giving such notice they may think
xh Ep S,d SssG f3N Trustee
jan2ldsds FRED Ko ONE t2 Tr sia St. NV
fs SAE az ar YfAHhbgA6 6
br s of folio aes 3d. OF Of tf fSs RECORDED r.
I esT tor On sf s. gs9b 5Ss aSt9 IL
nye 20 feet front by one hundred (IOO feet desp
forI1.
nuh4red ana nineteen (419), in the city of Wasbino
bI n, ", with the improvements consisting OF
property situated at the northeast corner ef 5
and Il streets northwest. Va jill
,eI Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash; balance in sly
S) twelve {l2i and eighteen Q8) months the mr.
Saser 10 give his notes for the deferred pavmenfs
oeafng interest at the rate of per cent per annum
aH secured by deed of trust upon the propertV
~ioo GOWN at time Of sale
E. CARUSf
cu,, vJNO. p O'NEIL,} trustees.
CHAS. W. HANDY Auct'r dec3O.2aw3wGds
n snsS1IHE A. AB2 9N. SALE, IS POSTPONED until
MoNDAY the 9th day of January 1879 at same
hotlr and place. By order of Trustees
lah2l-2aw&ds CHARLES w. HANDY, Auct.
CHANCERY SALE OF PREMISES NOS. 438
~ 40. AND 442 I STREET NORTHWEST
THE SUPREME CoURT, b. e., N No. a,s5s,
On THUESDAY, january 80, 1879. At 80
O'Clock p. NJ, will offer for sale, at public inn
auction, in front of the premises, in separate. hn.
parcels the above described property, being parts
OF lots l0 and II, square south of square SIG.
Terms: third cash residue in three euuai in
staiments at SIX, twelve and eighteen months at 6
per cent interest Title retained until full payment
of purchase money. $50 deposit on acceptance of
| each BIC. COnveyancing and recording at pur.
/ chaser's costs.
| For further partiepisrs agglX To-
| 7. E wAGGAMAN, Auct iani7 I'm St
! tRep. stu, th.6tI
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E'lNAL NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS
Il OF BONDS OF THE NORTHERN Pa
CTEIC RAILROAD COMPANY

Under the Plan of REORGANIZATION, ratified by the
decree of the Court, the time in which BOndholders
should be allowed TO participate in the benefits of
the Plan by the conversion of Bonds into Preferred
stock, was left to the discretion OF the Purchasing
Committee. More than three years having passed
since this right was given, and more than nine
tenths of the Bondholders having converted their
Bonds. the Committee, DESTROYS of closing their Ia
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock viii terminate
on the 30th day of June, 1879
Circulars giving information how the conversion
IL made be had at the Office of the Northern Pa
cfc r. r. Co., No. % Fifth avenue, New York
The original stock viii be EXCHANGED for stock
under the Plan up to the same time.
FREDERICK BILLINGS,
Dec Is, 1878 Chairman Purchasing Committee.
tanl-1aw6m
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FIVE CENT SHOES

A great demand at the BOSTON SHOE AUCTION
HOUSE, AL Pennsylvania avenue.
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BUOTS AND SHOES.
pUBBERS, RUBBERs. RUBBERs
CSC. CSC, Csc

100000 LADIES', MISSES and CHILDRFN'S
ri BEERS from the best manufacturers race ed
this day. Sold for 20 cents pair at the great
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THIS ENTIRE STOCK MUST RE CLOSED OUT
BY MARCH 1sr To MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS.
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE.


COS Pennsylvania arenwe.
PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN ACCOUNT OF -
STOCK, / WILL SELL ALL MY FALL AND
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST.
FEW QUOTATIONS.
Dadiee' Pebble Goat Button Boots 81 90
Ladies' Gus made Goat Button ......-..-.. i 30
Check top Button. 400
Ladies' Goat Solid Leather, Side Lace........ LOO
Ladies' Custom made, Goat Lace. ...-....... / IS
Ladies' French Kid, Box Toe Button. ......... 800
LOCO other STYLES ranging in price ..,,. 10 TO 400
Gents Solid Leather Coneress Caters LOO
Gents Bay State Shoes ................ L 90
Gents Hand stitched Cali Consress..-....... 800
Gents (Burts) Calf Congress. ............. z 50
Gents (Burtsl Calf Button Boots............ $50
Gents Fine Calf Boots OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AIS
Gents 900 styles Boots and Shoes. S0c 10 GOO
Gents Best Rubbers, 45c LADIES' ............ rs
Gents Best Arctics, 81 20, Ladies' 20
All kinds Of Shoes for Boys and Children ut un
heard of low prices
These are the best and cheapest goods ever offered
at any legitimate sale in this city.
JanS-r GEO. MCCARTHY.
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AN OLD MANS SAD STORY.-At Newark, Nj.
Tuesday evening, Jacob Suydam, an aged man
called on Justice Dean and recited a sad tale
He had been driven from his home in that city
by want eight months ago, and had gone west
where he procured mental employment. On
Monday he was advised of his wife'S death, and
reached his home while the funeral services
the door and refused to admit him; in fact,
drove him away, so that he could not even wit
ness the jnterment
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BENIGBTED BREATHITT CoUNTY.-The y. Y.
World says" Since the war there have been
tWenty-six people Killed and thirty wounded in
Breathitt county, Ky, but the only three con-
victS sent TO the penitentiary were for arson
and grand larceny. The magistrates, sheriffs,
grand Jurors. conStables, &c, all drink curse,
hight, dance, play cards and violate the laws in
various other ways, together, but never steal.
except what little they hlch from the common
wealth." The n. \. Sun SayS:-"The Invasion
Of Breathitt county, Ky, by two companies OF
state militia has led to unexpected develop
mentS regarding that benighted and lawleSS
region. There is reason TO suspect that the
highlanders Of Breathitt, not content with kill
ins each other, have been in the habit of muir
dering stray travellers. The state prosecutor
has learned that several wayfarerS, after hay
Ing lodged In certain cabins at night, disap-
peafed On the next day and were never heard
OF afterward. The Inhabitants of Breathitt
county are SO ignorant that they seem not to
be aware that the late civil war ended in the
overthrow of the confederacy. One Of the mi
litia companies sent to enforce the orders of
the courts is attired In blue uniform, and the
other company In gray. and, according to an
intelligent mllitiaman, the mOuntaineerS were
impressed with the belief that the men in blue
were federal soldiers and that the men in gray
belonged to the confederate army. How they
accounted for the amity existing between the
companies is not stated. 1t appears that the
curiosity OF the m0untaiDeerS was excited by
seeing trooper eat an orange which he had
brought from Frankfort. Oranges are an I'm
known fruit in Breathitt'f
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MEMS RUBBERS AT so CENTS.
ATTENTION TO LADIES.

ATTENTION TO LADIES
Philadelphia city made KID and Goat French
and straight heel BUTTON BOOT, made 10y France
& Weeks at g.
And 1000 pair LADIES' SIDE LACE BOOTS az
S175 q pair. Made by the best manufacturers In
Baltimore.
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SUGGESTION for indigenous American drama:
Poor young man-millionaire's daughter-love
at first sight-demands her hand-ejected with
boot and opprobrium from paternal mansion.
miilionaire'S mansion burSt-send for plumber
Angelina: Oh. It's he, It's he, me own. me long
lost" &c. Old man: .s Ha. you again. Plumber:
LAY, old man; behold in me him who erStwhiie
you spurned from your doorstep. Now Fire.
venge, ha. ha! / am the plumber, all the rest
In town are engaged" Old man: 81 am in your
power" Plumber: 81 Then hear my terms: Give
me this beauteous girl to wife, or not one stroke
OF work do / put in On this job" Old man;
g Take her then and be happy. Bless you, nay
children."-Tableaux-C
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NORTH fSI-s<nAN LIOER-sFE..sr
y I.s-r..s- Nv Noun 81 I .,..r,s

EoCTH MFT0s AND BREMEH.
T0e stszue q: this cotnpany vii sail every Ss!
srGay from Bremen Pier. foot of So ST, .sr-sE,
dCboken. Rates q passage From New 81 80
York to Eavre5 London Southampton e~<S~2S z2szs
gold steerssre. $50. currency. For freigt or Uas
ssse apply - SiSBSJCHS 10. 2p~iing dreea
Ee= TOrs. oct! y
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2 Ii. WARNER. Real Estate Anctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING THE LAR III
IOURSTORY AND MANsARD ROOF BUILD
ING. AT TIE NORTHEAST CORNER Or
SEVENTH AND F STREETS NORTH YES
OCCUPIED BY WRIGHTS SALOON, Mia \
q WILKINS BOOK STORE, AMI FOR OF
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DTsTRIC--r
i OF COLUMBIA
JAMES ii. WRIGHT va. GEORGIhSk PAYTFpSoS of
al--In equity, No. 500, doc IL h'''o-' e'
, Inc above entitled cause having been referred to
the auotor TO state the trustees account AMI the
distribution of the fund in his hands: Therefore
the creditors OF Charles H. Patterson and all other
persons interested are hereby notified to appear be-
fore me, prove their claims and be heard touching
the matters referred, on WEDNESDAY,, the 29tb
day of January 1872 at 10 O'Clock am at my Office
III the west wing OF the City Hall.
jan14tf4t THOMAS HOOD, Auditor
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IWEEN SfEUND And THIRD STKEETS
WEST. Be ING PREMISES No. DO
By virtue OF two oee0s VI trust to the under -
signed, dated November 9th, A. d. 1872 and mn
November 26th, 1873, and recorded, respect ~!
lively, in Liber 704 folio 205, ct seq, aud Iber No.
1856 folio 429 ct of tho land records of the DIS
party secured thereby, We viii sell at public auc
ton. in front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, Janu-
part of lot numbered six 90. in Margaret O. Digges'
subdivision of part of square go with the improve
of 20 feet 9s inches On the south side of north E
street and DEPTH according to the plat Of ll2 feet
to an alley
Terms Of sale One fourth cash; balance ia six,
resented by notes of the purchaser with Interest
from day Of sale, secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. deposit of $500 will be required at
time of sale and if terms are not complied with in
five days from the day OF sale the property will be
resOld, after five days public notice. at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser Convey ancing at
purchasers cost.
E MRMISN HA AsRFoRp, Trustees
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. iaiI5-eoEdbs
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BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
s9I Peana. arenue-Sion of the Red Eyoo.
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A LITTLE BOYS LEG BROKEN BY A TEACHER
A telegram from Faribault, Mimi, Jan. L.
says: "A little son of I'll. n. CrOSett, Supeiin-
tendent United States Express Company, was
the subject OF the '-new treatment at the
hands Of one OF the teachers in the high school
department in this city this morning His
female teacher discovered Sam drumming on
his desk, In punishment for Which she required
him to remain and continue the exercise during
recess, when, it appears, the exact truth can
not be aScertained at this writing.l that one OF
the male teachers interfering, to change the
punishment, required that he be made to drum
on the raised platform during the same period
this enlightened educator, enforcing his order
by physical force, succeeded in breaking his own
order and the little boys lee at the same time
The boy S injury is thought to be of permanent
character. Great indignation is felt.
IN TROUBLE ABOUT TILTED SWEETHEART
Reuben j. Green was supposed to be a suitor to
Miss Elizabeth Smith, OF Third avenue, until he
married neice OF School Commissioner George
". Smith, of POrtcheSter. He afterward moved
TO Bridgeport, Conn.,, and became the chief
clerk in the Baine Tea COmpany'S store. George
W Smith died on Saturday last, and the pub
lished notice caught the eye OF the family of
the Tilted Miss Smith, and supposing that Green
would attend the funeral of his father-1n-law,
and thus be obliged to pass through this city, a
warrant that had been issued In last June was
taken from Its pigeOn-hOle and on it the arrest
was made in the Grand Central depot. Green
was arraigned in the 51th-Street police court
yesterday on charge OF improperly abandon
ing Miss Smith. Justice Morgan discharged
him, but he was rearreSted on supreme court
order. in civil suit. for $4,000 damages Bal
furnish 1t Immediately, he was taken to Ludlow
street iail,-fN. i. SttR, 2Sd.
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On SAL EE!Af 1aF11lury p n beginning "A
1T 10 NJ, ". sha sc in trout OF our ayIc- tI
ton recTts. general assortment of House. kss4
bod Furniture, CARPETS, &c. Ais, al, assert II
ed lot CT Groceries Z ated Show Gases Ne ~
Ii WALTER b WILLIAMS & co hrrls
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L. RICHOLD, PRoPRIEroR.
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STEAMERS DC.

NOTICE To m0IaT VEissca PAS.
~ EEN9ERS.
This xteaalef V. W CoECORAN, wcicn Iss
been recently bIitlt snc fI-rllshs1, - Z
L L I--AEE- CAPTAIN, x TIE oUly hoe:
siiowe6 - lard I,ssseflserE at Mount
Vernon wharf Round t.p ~. including ssiEnisslor
~ mansion Sf!1 grounds
Steamer leaves 9th street snaf ostly is1artsfs e
septeA ~ II = and returns about !. 3cd
I30LLISGSW OBTH, SUIT I.atsss Mount YsrL0r
Association I. L OF avg. gtesfaes ~. ". Cor
cOTau- tElo-iF
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SALE OF PROPERTY on G STREET,
IEINEFN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS
SOUTHEAST, IMPROVED 81 SMALL

sUIIhEAST, IMPROVED 81 a SMALL
Under and by virtue of deed of trust dated $50,
October y ST. 1874 and recorded III Iber No. 4sS3
Of the District OF Columbia, and at the request of
TIE party secured thereby, | will, on SATURDAY,
ofer for sale. III front Of the PREMISES all that part
OF Lot numbered Z, in Square numbered $40, in the
city CT Washington, District of Columbia, having a
trot Of q feet next adjoining the east % feet of
same lot ., ard running back with that width the
depth of the same.
Terms of safes; One-third cash balance in six snd
twelve months with interest at per cent. secured
by de led OF trust tie property sold, all cash.
at the option OF the purchaser. A deposit of $50
VIII be required when bid is accepted II the terms
are LOT compiled with in days the Tril tee re.
serves the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of the defaUitine purchaser.
tan21 eO&tis IHOS T.. WAGGAMAN Trustee
N -.
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YOUNG x MIDDLETON. Auctioneers
Young 4 MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW THREE-sToRy
BRICK PWELIINg And TWO-STORY
FRAME BUI1 DING IN THE REAR on TH
FAST SIDE OF NORTH CAPITOL STREET
BETWEEN II AND l STREETS NOR IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-24
GUNNER hRRAHsEnENT.

The eteanlers JOHN GIBSON sud e c KSItirrr
Alternately ieeye Pier al East River, NeE -
TOrk, every Saturday, st O'Clock J. Il. = ia
s3eorSetoTn every Saturday and AleIsp s-sesAf<ke[
.sria same day
FREIGHT taken "a lo~es. a3tcs. Fol lni1.zr,sE. CT
Eprly 81 Office over Metropolitan Bank 10th strosf
II 70 Z P. Z. DENHAN- Aren't. Wkter street
tTeorgetGV1i
.p2l-tr SAMUEL BACON presl5ens