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DIED.

BOND. On Monday. AUGUST llth. 1879. at his
rsstdence, No. 1926 Seventeenth street northwest.
efter ne and painful Illness which he bore with
Chrietisn fortituce, JOHN FRANCIS BoND. aged
thirty five yeafe
Relatives and friends OF the faulty are respect.
fully invited to attend his funeral from Union Be
tbe church, Thursday, l4th inst, at O'Clock p. M
BRYAN. On Tuesday, August 18th. 1879, Of con-
sumItion, JAS: L. BRYAN. aged fortytwo years.
His last WORDS were
Farewell, mother, farewell ell,
! am going to rest aboye.n
Funeral from No. 80 street northeast on Thurs
day st p. N.
C0AKLEY. On Tuesday. August 18th, 1879, at
10 l5 2. m, MRS. Lucy Z CoAKLEY.
he funeral VIII take pace from her late residence
- Potomac street. Georgetown, Friday. 18TH at
p. &c, Her friends aud those of the family are In
yited TO attend Washington and Baltimore papers
please copy.l T.
sgeG fifty nine
Funeral services will be held at his late residence
No; AIS Second street northwest, Thursday, az 4
O'Clock.
JOHNSON. On the 18th Of August 1879, ct "a.
m. At his late residence, 202 Z street southwest,
kIoLPH JOHNSON. In the thirtiet year Of his are.
Funeral to take place At i've o aock Thursday
evening, 18th. lSchenectady. \. Y. papers copy.l
McNAI.LY, Lille. infant daughter of James
and Bertha McSsny, ased one year and three
mosths, OF cholera intautum-
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.

1RUsIEEss SAFE OF S HnAhTAELE IMPBegEP
Now OCCUPIED By THE kENNEBEO ICE
nv xV yi,,,;s ~ asoa q, t,ns, da... o,4o,o
18th. 1878, and recorded in Lber No, 500. IN
i tEiq isS ct SEQ one q the land records for -
tsp, IN front Of the prsnsas on TUESDAY,. the
hat Parcel Of vronnd, with the two Brick Ware
houses and Whari th. reon: lying and situate IN
the s. nth side Of Water Street desorbed ors par
ticulsrly follows BEGINNING 1t point where FOR.
twelve degrees west from one foot north westerly
from the southwest corner of DR.. John 81 Beat.y's
the south side Of Water street and which is one foot
northwest Of a stone standing on the bend of said
CT said bend and southeastwsrdly with Water street
foI river; thence with sal. channel southeast
war6iy seventy Ave fest and three inches, until it
corner Of The late Charles Beattys BRICK Rouss So
that II the .ad Line et a HI the
drawn from the southeast corner of Charles a
VII .ri to the south side Of Wster street an thence
with SAID Water street to the beginning Also, that
bcve,describsd parcel, reing that next east Of a
the e., fss BY the Of the s xs
erEnOst lire of the Essex house to tue channel of
the river. with the of the alley west of the Essex
property out to water street. Said property to be
sold subject to deed of trust for $4,000. Pre+e1t
tenant TO have so days from day OF sale, within
winch to remove the ice now stored the premises
Both pieces will he sold together.
Terms: One-fourth of the purchase money in
cash, and tie balance in twelve eighteen and twenty
four months, at per cent interest from day of
sale, to be secured by deed of trus. on the pro
perry sold or all cash at tho option Of the purcha
deposit Of 800 Will be required of the pur-
chaser at the time of sale All conveyanciDg at cost
OF purchaser II the terms OF sale are not complied
with within ten days from day of sale, the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defautiug purchaser after five days
advertisement.
AUGUSTUS 8. wORTHISGTON,, r.,,.
JOHN G. HkALD, ( trustees
jy29,3l aug, ,9&1I
cETHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, August 18th, 1879. same hour I'D place.
A A6HH y TRsr TDoKTH1NGroN., Trustees.
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THE LEADING NEWSPAPERS
THE EVENING STAR,
THE WEEKLY STAR.

The proprietors OF THE STAR present to the
pubic It's daily and weekly editions, respective
ly, as not only the cempletest and best but also
the Cheapest eplteme Of events occurring at the
national capital, and Of general news as WELL to
be found anywhere. How well the public un-
derstands this is conelusively shown by the ex-
ceptionally wide circulation they both enjoy,
not La the City Of Washington alone, but
Throughout all the States and Territories.
In order that the reader not now familiar with
the paper and its strong hold On the public may
understand at glance upon what clements its
great popularity is based, the opinions OF some
of its contemporaries as to Its merits are APP
pended. II is needless to add that no person Is
so good Judge OF the value of any given news
paper as the men who conduct new spapers
themselves.
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GF-Nalley Head, Ala, has bedridden negro
boy, who is convinced that he is beWitcheJ bY a

F-Nalley Head, Ala, has bedridden negro
boy, who Is cOnytnced that he Is bewitcheJ by q
girl
sFF-Geo. Hunt, or Ceiirtown. Ga, has sold
Sl35 worth OF watermelonS from one acre, and
las plenty to spare.
1E-A widow from Coffee CO, Ala. has been
preaching TO large congregation at Mt Hermon
church, near Groyeila, Ala.
sF-A Gayelston Ne,cs special says that the
sheriff arrested the editor Of the Denison Herald
Ior Issuing his paper On Sunday last
sF-The attorney general OF New York has
given an opinion that the state law absolutely
eXempts deposits In savings banks from state
taxation.
ss 1t Is noticeable fact that every man who
has seen the sea-serpent states that its head is
the size OF beer caSk.
fE-"They are trying lot OF Piaafore singers
in there" said Smith TO Jones as they passed
building whence floated strains or "a maiden
fair TO See," etc. "Glad OF II" returned the
misanthropical Jones; ''hope they'll give EN- 60
days and COSTS
rs-At q legal investigation OF liquor seizure
the Judge asked an unwilling witness: "Whaf
was ia the barrel that you had?n The reply
was: .sWell, your honor, 1t was marked swhlsfSy'
en- one end OF the barrel and Pat Duffy' on
the other end SO that can't saw whether II
was whisky or Pat Duffy was In the barrel, being
as am on my oath,"
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An Angry Congrcssman.


Mr.. DAGGETT CHARGED extra BAGGAGE" ON
HIS OTHER sHlRT-HIs DIRK DESIGN or RE-
vENGE.
There is now no doubt as TO how CONGRESSMAN
Daggeu stands on the railroad question. He is
S ona Conversng With Chronicle reporter the
Thsy n shove az az
Omaha. In the first p,ace. the fare from Omaha
10 san Francisco Is hundred dollars and ff1y
cents, ana every body who buys ticket stops TO
growl and ask what that fffty cents Is for. fhey
are told that the haif-dollar is simply the profit
made on each passenger I guess the hundred
doi,ars comes nearer the profit than the half
dollar.
THE TRUNK swISpLE.
hen they grab your trunk and shove ft be-
hind grating TO he weighed. You can't see
me scales at all, and you have no idea about
Tue weight until man sings out eight dollars
ana thirty cents overweight and you have TO
pnng,e The money or your trunk don't go: Now
my trunk was so small an AFFAIR that could
throw IL over my shoulder with one hand but
s u ran up me weight TO geo pounds. Probably
II I,o a,a welgh that much when two.hundred-
pound baggage master was sitting on &c.
The VILLAIN STILL PURSUED HIM.
Nell, paid because hadt but two minutes
10 night; ana at Ogden the baggage villain sttu
pursued me, and paid some more extra weight.
II weighed more al Osden-probabiy because a
heavier man sat on itor else The raref!ei atm 1s-
phere affected the scales. Then coming over
the mountains there were some extra charges
Tor ropes. But II get eyen-l'll get even.
A pAHoLIcAL rLoT.
- on see am entitled as member Of Con-
gresS 10 60 volumes or Agricultural Reports,
200 surveyor Generals Reports. 500 Patent Or
lice Reports, and several thousand other heavy
volumes Of an equally exciting character"
RepoTter-Are these reports ever READ?
Mr.. Daggett, N. Cob, yes: the printers
who set em up are obliged TO read EN-. Well,
these are sent On TO my address free, and the
railroad people have 10 carry 'em for nothing.
uB0cr their postal contract with the United
states goyernment-the biggest government on
earth, sir. Then I'll give one copy or the agri.
cultural ronances 10 old Farmer Treadway and
copy OF the geological fictions 10 Professor
Stewart. All the rest / need myself.
Reporter-For what purpose?
MI Daggett, NJ C.-Nhy, you see, I'll put my
iraik On en- and ship 'em 10 Zach. Chandler I'm
Wisconsin. and he'll frank EN- and send EN-
pack ana III frank EN- again redirect 'em to
MIN; and these bookS-two tons OF em. by c.
VIII so pack and forth over that blasted road
free, until the next session OF Congress when
I'll get hold or some more and start them along
too. propose 10 keep the books in motion until
they wear out, and then I'll sue the ID com.
pany Tor damages. Oh, I'll Sicken 'em OF the
extra weight dodge. Don't you forget it,
Every morning the Congressman goes down
to the depot and pokes about among the freight
for his books. They have not yet arrived but
he expects them every day.-[Firginia City
ChFoHicle.
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n-A young lady advertised for maid One
applied and In response 10 the inquiry whether
she was quick, she replled:-'O, so quick that
will engage TO dress you every day Ia half an
hour" in half an hour" reiterated the young
lady, ''and what shall do the rest OF the day."
portland Press.
es-''Sprato and "Herring" are the names by
which the Prince OF Wales's sons are known to
their meSsmates.
tE-The Empress Eugene made five visits to
her sons tomb, each time being quite alone,
during the week ending July Goth. On the Sum-
day Mgr. Goddard celebrated mass there In the
presence OF the Empress and her suite.
az Heaven is not populated with singing
thieves, or palm-bearfng bankrupts, who settle
with their creditors at Is cents on the dollar
Wednesday, and ride TO church next Sabbath In
thousand dollar coach. with a man In livery
on the box.-[W. q. 81. Murray.
E-A woman Is on trial in vidala La for
numbering child by pouring scaiding water
down its throat.
ss-A little four year-old girl going to church
with her mother for the first time the other
Sunday, saw the long handled contribution
boxes passed. With great wonder In her face,
AND TO the great amusement OF all about her.
she broke out in the loudly whispered excla-
NATION, Mamma, mamma, what makes them
pass those corn peppers round for?r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-13

SOME HoT WEATHER DRINKs-MIlk lemon
ade.-Loaf sugar, one ana half pounds, dis
solved In quart OF boiling water with half a
milk. This makes capital summer beverage
stun lemoDade.-The Juice OF three lemons the
peel OF one lemon, quarter OF pound OF lump
sugar. and quart OF cold water. Mix digest
fer i've hours and strain. Lemon whey.-One
pint OF boiling milk, half pint OF lemon Juice,
sugar TO taste. Mix and strain. Ia the tropics
iced ca is a fayoTfte beverage, and IS found TO
AFFORD an admirable CON binatfon OF tonic and
refreshing qualities. IL Is usually taken with
cut milk, and many like the Russian addition
OF little lemon juice Even those who are ac-
customed to the moderate use or alcoholic beyer-
ages have been compelled TO admit that as "a
steady drink" the ice tea was preferable In ex-
tIemely hot weather
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TOTO CHEAT
ICaC EENNBYLVANIA
RnGVrE
1879

ICac FENMSYLXANxA 1919
TO TIE So s2S14 4sss sss.' soSTHwzsr
TRAINS LEAVE 4 nv %A lHSf ~ 5s3' from
Ps.sSrs and he Vest ' l6 daa with Par
e. g. L Isap snd ono s4SD
TAO pm daily. With Palace Oar 10 0hiosso
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
AND Ao n g sand asy a aassc,
G.ls e. & askz s1'r r. s,wsHa sysS x
LocR EtTan. and Elairx, 81 IL 80 an. daily, ex-
vo, as Ssx s3 VIDA and N. VS.. "a, -, ,.,,
.taehsd Limited Il ,rass Ii Pamsn es 1ios
Ser sreoiys n =. al ,.sroass trsiss eonn.c. a,
Jersey Oity with boats Of BROOKLYN Annex.
doa5s ;ssrae AID aurn a ' soso:a Hi asa
ger f Pls sasS phia IS An and 80 pm daily
e., Li1,tsa E.ersss " daily. EXCEPT sgndsy
s1a - Sa,1y. s.ssp, Sunday; 1890 NM NJ.
Fer popss Grses Line 500 IL and 4:2o p. m.
For Annapolis, 8 20 !. D. ana go p. H. daily, q.
AI.gxA j AID EnapEn1oKssUae EA11-
nhs R Ain R5nia-hE4AaDR1A AND WASHING.
For A T. ssaa 60 2sIa .n1,sst.9
LILO and pm.
For Richmond and the Bout., $50 an daily, and
6:20 p m. daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave A!exanafA Tor Nhsmnzson, @. 7:Ie. g.
10, ii AM: ], 3,4:2O.s4 @. and II pm On
Sunday ats and 10 Az, and q pm
Tickets, Information, Sleeping aud parlor Gar Sc
conmOdAt1One can be procured at the otcss north
east corner Of Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner OF Sixth street and Penn
e 81 + from
hotels and residences.
l. p. FARMER, General PASSENGER A.an,
FRANK THOMSON. General Manage now
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
~ kSIATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER STREET AND CONNECTICUT

SALE 5r Of C1 VERY sRA yAhUABLE IMPRoyED REAL
SPENCE sPENtE. STREET AND ooSNEoTI0Ur
I'm Under i and BY vi,tge Of deed Of trust ia
Of tie tie iSa oSa 81 the an By q
be nfs
p cause No 6.2ol. Equity docket 49, wherein George
holder Of the notes BY said dead of trust secured
GAY the sth day Of August H D. iSss at 90 ocioss
the City of washington district Of Columbia to wit
a pa OF Gt npahesfd TWO @ u sausrs
Described as fuilows, VIZ: Beginning at point on
Eoiih street. fortythree feet and nine inches
square, and running thence west on street forty
td.f feet and nine inches t43 9.l2 ieeU to said
tely along the line of Connecticut avenue abou;
eighty fest anden inches $50 10 IL feet to the south
square; thence nortLeasteriy and at risht anses
with SAID avenue, end along the line OF said lot
n o, feet t. to drawn
du: south to the point of beginning, together with
.eges and appurtenances to the same baionSinx' or
III aIy wise eppertaining.
s OF saie' as prescribed by said deed OF trust
iars il cash-a further sum of twenty Thousand dol
cs NAN ~ ereon az e rate q nns yer
sale for which The note OF the purchaser secured by
u Geeu Oh trust upon tie property sold shall be
taken. and the balance at twenty four aud thirty
SIX months, for which the notes Of the purchasar
per anIum from the day Of sale, and secured by q
Gee OF trust on the property sold shall be taken
Ceposit OF one thousand dollars shall be required
of the purchaser at the time of SALE and all convey
ancng shall be at the expense Of the purchaser. II
the terms OF the eale are not complied with within
five days from the day of SALE the trustees reserve
the ght to resell the property the risk and
OF The defantns purchaser, after ten days notice
i'll the Evening Star newspaper.
WILLIAM n. PHILIP, r,rs.o..
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON,5 .I"soe0'
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. ty16-d&ds
eS-THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED, by
Orcer OF Court until tie 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. D., 1879 a, the same hour ana plsce,
WILLIAM III. PHILIP, Tr,,.oo.
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON,} Ai"''oos'
1y"0 ,ang1 "a 1l,lS,sepd,S,9.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THIN GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line 20 the
North, N0rthwest. West

To take 'if1 sRIVHTe'NkA af7 Ia 1s5s
c dg on TO sna
S s9Hs H } juno
breakfast It Relay Station M mugs ana MT "in"nA
msat saa.s5S51 and x., s
riSk "a and way, via RelAy1 ,.
$40 a.m.-Point Of Rocks, Piedmont. Strasburg,
WINCHESTER. Baserstoyn and way stations.
x0rf f F' es q asE SG Se2P and
ssS %:Etst Louis. Chicago Columbus and
ssy Br1RS except t. SUNDAY Ihr9 gaI car e
t"n e sandusiy. daily. except sasurday ys fA''
-; sCOa m-tOn Sunday only-saltimore. Annspo-
10 10 q ln.-Balt!more Express. Stops at Bladens-
burg, College Be,tsville, Laurel. Annapolis juno
12;10 ?. m.-Baihmore, Annapolis. Ellicott City
r 1so p m a,oSs Yorn Philadelphia and Boston
a:s5 ?. m--fon Sunday only. Baltimore and Way.
/ SO ?. m.-Bastimore. Bladensbars. and Laure,
Express: Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
4a5 p. m.-tPoint Of Rocks. Frederick, Hagers
town. WINCHESTER and Way stations On Sunday to
no. p. mSfBaitmorae, Annapolis lisa and Way Sta.
HxfkRs5 kofee eSospi A As1
day Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
ssS n0Rons Of soc &C and Way sta aS aafe'
20 p m--tBAtimOre and Way StationA
$40 p m:-tBALTIMORE EXPRESS Ellicott
City. via Relay.
SIS pm.-tOHIOAGO, COLUMBUS AND PITTS
ZURICH EXPRESS. Sleeping car to Chicago
l0:l5 p. NEW York, PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens
burg and Laurel Sleeping car to New York aud
special sleeping car to Philadelphia
II 100 p. MIST Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Cars.
daily. 1sunday only. Other trains daily. except
unday
Ali trains stop ut Relsy Station
For further information apply at the Baltimore
ard Ohio Ticket Ofhces, Washington Station, and
COB, GIG and 1875 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
VIII be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
st any point in the city. W. NJ CLEMENTS.
Master Of Transportation.
l. II. COLE, Gonerrl Ticket Agent
GEO. g. kOONTZ. General Agent. myl7-tr
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TIE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
inn at II

ing at Cork Harbor
FROM PIER 40, N. R., NEW YORK.
ALGERIA, Wednesday, August Is, Pm.
6CYIHIA, Wednesday, Ausust &c, z q N.
lBY9GIN1A, Wednesday, August n, pm.
EOTHNIA. Wednesday, September 8. 4p.n.
GALL1A, Wednesday, september 10, IL 80 d. m.
and every following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY steamers Carrying Storage, $50 and e100 gold,
a1ordiDg to accommodations
tickets to Paris, $lb, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerase at very low rates 8teerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and all ether parts OF
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
ap.; for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Comp any's
otlce. No. Bowling Green, or both ateera9e and
car cabin TO OTIS BIGELOW. Cos It'll street. Waahing.
tsn3s-1y CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, NY.
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CONSUMPTION IN NEW ORLEANs.-Some OF the
surplus attention bestowed on yellow fever
might prontaby be devoted to the consideration
OF the conditions which have caused the large
Incl ease In this city OF mortality from consump-
tlon- Not many years ago this disease was
comparatively rare In this latitude. The mid
and equaole climate was considered beneficial
Tor persons with consumptiye tendencies, aud
many came from colder ATTITUDES to take refuge
In New Orleans from the rigors OF northern
winters. Last weeks mortuary report records
the death OF "a persons from consumption. AT
this rate the mortality would for the year be
IN excess OF that from all feyers combined.-
INe,C Orleans Picdyune, Auqust 5.
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MERITS OF OATMEAL WATER AS BEVERAGE
On board steamships the firemen employed
about the furnaces are sometimes greatly ex-
hausted by heat. Their profuse perspiration
supply the waste. The 1ngestion OF clear water
Under these circumstances appears to answer
very 1mperfectly the wants OF the system Ii
seems to pass through the circulation TO the
skin, percolate as through Sieve and flow
over the surface OF the body in streams.
large drink OF cold or even COOL water. under
these circumstances on an empty stomach, is
very dangerous, and liable to produce death
with almost the SuddenneSs OF an electric
shock. Great practical advantage has been OBJ
tanned by mixing farinace0us substances, par
ticularly oatmeal, with the water to be used
by tie men employed at this kind of labor. The
oatmeal is mixed In the proportion OF three or
four ounces 10 the gallon OF water, and used
according 10 inclination by the f1remen aud
coal-heayers. 1t might be difficult TO deter
mlLe why oatmeal. for this purpose, should be
better imam corn-meal, or buckwheat, or rye,
wheat, millet, ETC., but the f1remen themselves
seem to think 1t has the effect Of mailing them
as strong as horses. We may safely allow
something for this sort OF prejudice, which we
Know to be very potent among the influences
the oats is probably associated with pleasant
degree OF stimulation OF the alimentary mu.
couS surfaces in such way as to promote its
complete digestion. 1t seems to fill the blood
vessels without increasing the amount Of Gu
taneous eXhalationS. The men occasionally
sututes for the OATS but always with unSatis-
factory results, except that they find molasSeS
ana water better than clear water, and they
who are disposed TO insist on the excellence OF
rum and whiskey, under all circumstances, Pc
t1t1on for these, and experience after each In
gestion momentary relief. followed 10y addi-
uonal profuseneSS OF perspiration and addi-
uonal eXhauStfon-IDr Joseph Wilson.
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Y q. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

ThUgTE;E;sss,, SALE OF FOUR .pEsIRABLE RESI-:
DENCES ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GAY
STREET, BETWEEN GREENE AND MONT.
GOMERY StREETS, GEORGETOWN; ONE
H9 p G,, BE1Na s On TIE TIE CORNER OF GAY
By virtue OF three deeds of trust, dated IA
May 22d; 1874 ard duly recorded in Liber EU#
No. ISL, folios 21l, Ola and zig, &c. OF the &M-
lane records for the District OF Columbia and by
the written direction of the party secured. We will
sell in front Of the he premises. At 50 O'Clock, FRI
DAY, AUGUST Is, 1873, Lots numbered one ID, two
% snd thrse 81 in Shepherds recorded subdiyi-
Tin Of lots numbered one hundred and fifty-seven
n5I), and ID one hundred and sixty-fye ll6hls and
Beall's addition to Georgetown, D. o.. with all the
Improvements thereon, consisting OF four very de-
s'rhble residences in irst-class neighborhood in
GEORGETOWN. Each house viii be sold separately.
Terms Of sale: One-third in cash, (of which 5000
must be paid on each house a. the time of sae) the
de:erred payments to be paid in one and two years,
with interest at 7 Fer cent per annum until paid,
a. secured by deed of trust and insurance to thu
satisfaction OF the Trustees all cash, at option Of
purchaser Terms If sale to be complied with within
six Days after SALE otherwise the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk and Of
the defauting purchaser. after weeks advertise
ment in The Evening Star. ALI conveyancipg at
purchasers cost.
E MM a o. MkcPPHERsoN', Trustees.
2. Il. WARNER, Auctoneer. iy28eoSds
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L UNITED STATES AID ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK to 9TEEESNsTOWM and L4XERPOOL
City OF Berlin. 5491 tons City Of Montreal 1890
City Of Richmond. 4eg7 tons City Of Brussels .S776
These magnificent steamers are among the strong.
est. largest ana fastest on the Atlantic, and have
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in staterooms, revolving
chairs In saloons, bath and smoking rooms, barber
shops, etc
For rates Of passage and other information, apply
to JOHN G: DALE. agent. 81 Broadway, NY; or to
BRO, 923 Penn'a ave-; G. W. MOSS, Adams TX
press Washington. dAc28AOlv4