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DIED.

In Deering, April Is, Samuel s T., oldest son of
Jacob and Phebe Coombs, aged 20 years, 2 months
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock, from his
late residence. MorrlPs Corner.
In DeeriDg April 10, Mrs Fanny Libby, widow of
the late George Libby, aged "a years months.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 0'clock.l
In York, April Nth, Mrs. Nathaniel G. Marshall,
aged SO Year,, month, days.
In Paris, April IT, of heart disease, Milo Hathaway
aged "a years months. '>>
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A CARD

To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay.
loss of manhood, &c. will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
7. INMAN, Station D, New York City.
no26 sne0d&wly
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY.FoUR
HOURS,
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNAIl
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
April 81, l A. M.
For New England,
rising 70 lowed by stationary barometer, northwest
to southwest Winds possibly shifting to easteIy and
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather.
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ROREIesN PORTS,


At Yokohama March &c. barque Gerard Tobey
Crowell, for San Francisco, ldg.
Ar at Hong Kong Mch I, ship Golden Rule, Lewis,
| Sid Feb 2sth, barques Rosetta Mcneil, Brown. for
San Francisco; J Stanhope Pisbury, Bangkok;
Helena, Snow, Victoria, vi; Mich 10, Mignon, Souie,
| Honolulu; 18th, Alden Besse, Noyes, Portland, o.
Sid I'm Singapore Mich 8. Nettie Merriman. Leslie.
Cetle; 9th, Gardiner Colby Streeter. New York.
New York.
Ar at St Helena =. j Winsow Motion. Passa-
roeang for Boston; Geo Treat Pendleton, Lacepede
Sid fm Havre 18th inst, ship Charlotte w White,
| Dyer, st john NIB.
Ar at Glasgow 18th inst, barque Jessie, Br) JONES'
Round Pond.
Ar at Queenstown 18th inst, barque Belle of Ore
gon, Merriman, Portland, Q
Ar at Demarara Mich 1lth, schs W Ii Boardm an,
Richardson, New York. (and sailed 26th for St Tho
mas); 18Th, Eagle Rock, Hammond; do land sailed
Bartlett. do, (and sailed oath to return.)
Sid 10Th. sch Allegro, Keliar, Porto Rico.
Ar at Barbados March 20, sch Lugano McKown,
baroue Estela Presley, Rio Janeiro, (and sailed for
Cuba).
In port Mch goth, sch Efie Young, for Portland.
Ar at Port Antonio 9Th inst, sch Kobt Byron Mich
son, Boston via Point-a-Pitre.
Ar at st Thomas March 3Oth. schs W H Board
man, Richardson, Demarara. (and sid April 4th for
Cuba; 3lst, Winner. MITCHELL st Croix (and sid Apl
LIST for Arecibo to load sugar and moasses for New
York at sc "a and 0sd ia
North of Hatteras, at 81 75); Mercy TTrundy Crow
ley. Port Spain.
Sid I'm st Thomas Sd inst, sch Stampede Gault for
Porto Rico, to load for North of Hatteras.
Ar at Manzanilla I'd inst sch W q Moseley. Bella
ty, Baranquia, (and sailed same day on return)
Ar at Cienfuegos 10th inst. scn N Moseey, Uran,
st Thomas, seeking.
sid fm Sagua 7th inst, brig Sullivan, Perry, New
York.
Sid I'm Havana 9th inst, brig Nancy Ross, Whit
tier, Portland.
cid It'll, barque Ocean Pearl, Henley sagua and
North of Hatteras.
In port 18th, scbs Clara G Loud, Thompson, for
New.York; e q Drummond, Higgins, for North of
Hatteras; and others.
Sid I'm Matanzas 10th inst. sch May Mcfarland,
Mcfarland, North of Hatteras.
In port 18th inst brig Jos Clark. Stahl. for North
OF Hatteras, ldg; schs Grace Bradley, Vespor. do;
Daisy Parkhurst, Hooper, 90, 10 load molassses at
I $3a pr 10l gals.
I'D at st John, NIB. 18th. schs Knowles Pink
/ ham. New York, (and sailed3
Sid 18th, schs. Jed F Duren. and Richie, for
New York.
Cid at Musonash, NIB, 18th. scbs Pacific Look, for
New York; 18th, Roamer, Mcfarland, do.
SPOKEN.
Feb Is. lat 10 S, Ion "a W, barque Elinor Vernon,
Copp, from New Yerk for Dunedin. NJ.
= April -, of Tybee 100 miles, brig Jeremiah, Ford
from Cardenas for North of HatteraS,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Clearing House Transactious.

PORTLAND, April 49,
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. .............S SS,113 Ga
NeC Dddnces' ''.''s.'s'''.''..''...... 1851 II
Transactisns for the week ending April IS:
gross exchanges. .....,......s.' S509, 800 80
Net balances lis, 402 70
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MARRIED..

In Denmark, April 5. Joshua A. Harnden of Dem
mark and Mrs Clara E. Taylor of Bridgton.
In Augusta, April s. Edw. K. Rnowlton of Man
chester and Miss Mary A. Stone of Augusta.
In Andover. April 6, Fred j. Rolfe of Rumford and
Miss Emma E. Hanson of Andover.
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By water conveyance-10OO bush corn meal 10 G
w True 81 Co.
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In North Leeds, March 20, Mr.. Seth Millett. aged
Is years.. e''' AsSN
In Lewiston. April T. Mrs. Betsy Griffin. of Greene.
In Friendship. April 7, Mr.. Paul Jameson aoed 10
years 10 mOnths. eeon' asou "
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Wreck of British Brig Near Mt De-
sert.
MILLBRIDGE, April 20.-Apparenty British brig
went ashore the night OF April 10th in the snow
storm on the bar on Barkers Island near Mt Desert.
Crew saved and are on the island today The vessel
will become wreck probably. Name not known.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wonderful Changes
CRIsTADoRo'sHA HAIR DYE.

have occurred in this country during the last three or
four years. but none more wonderful than the Rev
oIutions i'm Color, produced among the Heads Of
fbo poonIe bY
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Feb is. lat 10 S, Ion "a W. barque Elinor Vernon,
Copp, from New York for Dunedin. NJ
= April 10, of Tybee 100 miles. brig jeremiah Ford
from Cardenas for North of Hatteras.
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DIED.

BoifAItC RAENF~ ''- 49, W VILLAIN
10 80 street IL. invest 40 ~ 'e'''h-
CRAWFORD AZ N.r.,,,,,s, >,-,s,,. 49,
, ~. "altcAs1 ~ H.. M AfABs Ct-I-lf' Co.,,
n - 81 ~ daughter ~ hey .ia Nrp.,,,, ~
eil"l.ain \. aud sister vi pa--,F "A .r'S.,. -
TIE General Lana Office - ''N''''' N'NAso. 81
Nc tAhil. pa wrdna~9at. I.,,,,.-,. 3ai la
ma isi, "" &c az NeV ]olsn Netart, D Il
uneral te-slccS al -: Mars's Al. ~. D.,
street between snd Is street. GO. 3. thl
lhui ~nas To- 2Sa inst ~ ,,lo.., !, 80. On
II 81 n ek Cemetery b"tla ~
u LYNN. Al = NJ, January .. 1879. D,>rr, W
~ y. IN tllt tottA NTH N-s- ~ n a.: ~. I"
HIS friends dDd fellow craftsmen az tIol,t,,,. -
IStatllca mon are n, lied IA attend ms f1i,ns
a. O'CLOCK h morrow Iitiur> aaNh a.F,-g.,, -.
uls az TesS"el'e. NJ > l street uortll,4ST
HARRISON. In GEORGETOWN. II 4. T,-,,,.. 20,
-. ELf NNnh AE:&l~ sax. dsicnt-g 90 the AZ; 81,
tas a. ai:G "a eta 4. Harr isnt.
HEcfs,l IRON her lat. j.-~tienta ~ Ga str..f ~,
frcaA aiterEnpa PAIN. a. ~ O'Clock - - =.
ref II ctf9lH invited e. attend.
LAMONT A. Brooklyn. y \ Jsr!uar,. . H..
MI l. NUH ,~scsfG II tli- iste i,l,fi I1,,,
% Gia>4'S scotland. aged thlyiy tire Nears
iherUhh al COPY
s'sret lever. JH~~E FLuyD NhEr> a-si e., a,
llofit1S Az twenty Vn sNS infant ,,n tf r. t,.r
y. ard licu &. Martin
Tie iunera, WI take place. from IN, r.sidenl,a A.
rs i'dterts. Nc. I'll N'rth Carolina ayenue south
east. GU Friday. January ~ At : O'Clock - m
anG severe itiness'f Consumption. Maria \ SAVOY
WIDOW of ISnlherd Sasoy. ased txeuty-:hrea year,
ana ~. months
Funeral from the sidenae Of her mother 81,
Third street southwest 10 u Jrrpw Thursday at
o'clock pnl. Re.ati. aud friends are re,pecif -
tied TO attend
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THE EVENING STAR.
nNESDAY. JANUARY -, 1874.
CONGR ESSIONiF..
Conclusion o. Yesterdays PROCEEDING.


SENATE.-AfteT our report closed
The Senate proceeded to consider the naval
appropriation bill In explanation OF the bill
Mr.. v inGoln said AZ If passed the House il an
ptoprlated sli.ols, i6o e5- The total amount OF
estimates was s14.lssSoi.45. The appropriation
Tor the navy for the present fiscal year was
sit,la2 G'S-so. The Senate committee on ap-
rropri2ii0ns added 10 the House bill Ss6 500.
making the total bill as reported to the Senate
Sl4.le4. $685.. All the amendments reported b.
the committee ADORE mentioned were agreed 10
without debate.
Mr.. Window said the Senator from Maine
{Mr. Blaine desired to address the Senate or
this blu, but was not prepared to go on. The
bill was therefore laid aside until to-day
Mir. Blaine then gave notice OF several amend
ments which he would offer.
Tie senate then. AT $50 y m, went into ex-
ecutive session. and when the doors were It
opened adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report Closed
The resolution making m appropriation for
the cipher telegram investigation was adopted
Mr.. Nadten, from the post office committee.
reported the post route bill, ana II was passed.
MIR. Martin from the committee on war
claims. reported bills referring the claims of
Maggie Baron and others Tor property used by
the arHlI during the war TO The Court OF CIainlS.
Mr.. Potter opposed tie bill because it va,
ruled cut by the statute Of limitation.
Mr.. keeIcr asked NJ. Potter j. ne objected 10
the act establishing the southern claims con-
mission,
Mr.. Potter.-I ain opposed TO a revival of It.
1t Is better tor The north and the south and Tor
the country tAat none OF these claims shall ever
be paid.
Pending action the morning hour expired.
MI f0bbinS. from the Committee on COM
MERGE, reported Il bill To regulate the duties Oh
sugars, ana asked 10 have ii made z special
order I0r next Saturday.
Mr.. Ward Objected. and the bill was ordered
10 he printed ana recommitTeti.
. he House Then. III 10 adjourned
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y The stocking or the savannah river with
Shad Is likely toproye failure. as nartieS arr
catching the young fish in SeineS in the August .
canal at the rate OF two or three hundred a day
R Matthew Il. Brennan, a we'll known Men
York politician, died yesterday. He had filled
the positions OF rolice captain, police Justice,
comptroller, police commissioner and sheriff.
T-Imperfal notions are taxing root in the
New Dominion. A fiddler played before the
Princess Louise the other day, and with such
success that she tackled s.Violinist to Her ROYAL
HighneSS" to hi S name.
HE-The Season says that the Late Dean Rich
mond once asked w0uld-be deadhead the
grounds OF his application for a free pass
.'Simply because ] don't want to pay The
teSty old railroad king at once handed him
pass, and said: ''Sir, respect you YOU'RE the
first deadhead that ever told the truth"
tF"A scoundrel, a liar and meddler," were
the bristling little nouns applied 10 Captain W
E. Hinton, OF Petersburg, Va, by r. III. Glass
jr., of the petersburg Post. ''Glass," said Hin
ton, in the IndeI- Appeal, sis coward and
cur But, unfortunately, both gentlemen are
under bondf TO keep the peace and to grin and
bear the magistrates sentence that they
mustn't 60 TO the 1eld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22

NCFFL DOME FOR AN OBSERyAToRY.-Profes-
soF bascom Greene. or Troy. describes in the
Amcfl"oH JoUrHdt If Science a novel met h0fi Of
covering tue revolving domes OF observatorles
with paper. The dome just finished for tlie
RENSSELAER, Polytechnic Institute of Troy is a
hemisphere With an outside diameter OF - feet.
The framework, which is Of wood. consists prl-
marty CT circular sill, forming the base. and
TWO Semicifculaf arch girderS set parallel to
each other, four feet apart in the clear. aud
spanning the entire dome. These are firmly
attached to the sill, and kept in a vertical po-
sltlon by knee-braceS. The sill and Orders are
OF seasoned pine 81 inches wide by 3: thick.
ana the latter each A.. by inches The paper
covering is made in sixteen equal sections. The
framework Of each section consists OF three
vertical ribs OF pine. each 5, inches wide ana
: inch thick. The joints between sections
were made Weather-prOOf b. Inserting double
thickness OF heavy cotton cloth, saturated win
Wnle lead pant. \ four-feet opening between
ihe atch gltderS is covered by a shutter. which
IS also OF paper stretched over wooden frame
!. ne weight Of the dome and its appmtenances
Is ABOUT Geo pounds. It is supported on six
eght-inch balls which roll between grooyed
IRON tracks. and can be easily revolyed by a
moderate pressure applied directly, without the
alG CT machinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22

A DISAPPOINTED LOVER DIGS HIS own GRAVE
AT Flndiey's Lake. Chautaulua county, n. y.
taSt sunday evening, man by the name OF
with rifle. He was unmarried and resided
with his hrother-n-law, John Hill, at that
place. Early in the evening he went up stairs
10 his room and shortly after the report of a
gun was heard in that direction. The family
hastened to the room. where, lying On the floor
WIN bullet hole in his head from which the
Dloou was moving freely, they beheld the life
less form. The ball entered at the forehead
ana passed directly through the BRAIN coming
OUT at the back Of his head. John was about s.
years or age, temperate, honest, and respect
unequitted love, is assigned as the cause of the
Iash act ON saturday, the preceding one Oh
Nhlch he destroyed his life, he went to the
ana there, under a tree where in summer he
had often lounged and doubtless stocked his
inlId with silly love stories, dug his own grave
ana ieft a request TO be buried tnere.-[Ol Ctr
Derrick -
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\ SHORT finNENMooN.-Three weeks 30. yes
teituiI Jonn BerWig- JwPnty-t hrce years OF age
ahl Miss Annie beddingeF. OF No. 22a Spruce
StiTt', Newark. were married. Annie is q line
looHi!S glfl OF seventeen, large for her age ard
I Mnt oecldediy progressing face. John is an
rev falher Prleth tied the matrimonial knot
btiofe twenty -four hours had passed the Young
coupe hegan to regret the step hey had taken
annie 5 ln0! her stepped in anG suddenly di,coy-
eled laws III the Dridegroom'S character Other
Nlhu friends OF the bride told her that he WAS
not good looking enough for her. aud still Others
Informed her that he intended to sue for a d.
Eotte. me result was a speedy separation
Last evening the bride called on Judge otto ana
stated that John had refused to let her take
away the Wedding ring he gave her. likewise a
piuln colored silk dress. with which he present
ed her The Judge. after hearing her story. ad-
tlStd Aef TO go home, not mind her relations oT
Trends, but make up with her husband. She
Sii0 she would d0 SD. bun feared the ridiClla and
abuse OF her friends. Finally she agreed Il
mtet her husband iii tic justices court and en-
deaVor 10 elect rcconciiiation.-TN. y. Hs5a!f
9GfI- "
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Gen. HaNCOCK'S JEwELRE.-While Gen. Win
Held ;. Hancock and his family We're at 4 thea
ter one evening in March, 1s14. their ieweiry
WORTH S. 200, was stolen from their rooms in the
-. Cloud hotel. The prOprfetors were sued for
the value Of the jewelry. and Referee AveriIl
decided il their favor. on the ground that Gen.
hancock, unGef his contract with the pro,,rie-
tors, Was bodrder and not a guest The GEN
"istl. wien he applied for rooms in November.
80, vas asked how long he intended to re-
nam, and he replied that his stay was contin-
gent on being ordered away On military duty.
He was told that the charge would be S5S5 ner
month with meals to he furnished from the
aotti restaurant, or 1865 without meals He re-
NAMED one month under the first part OF the
agreement, and afterward under the other part
paving Tor meals as they were ordered. The
ease was tefore the general term OF the stl-
2rehe court yesterday, on appeal. 1t wa,
argued that the referee erred in holding as
matter CT law that special contract merely
il&ln9 the time OF the sojourn Of an inmate at a
notei and the price to be charged him changed
ne character OF such inmate from guest TO
ooarder. Decision was reServed.-[N y. SUI.
9lst
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pcN-T nAEx TO Saw No.-we lately rN>orf
- iiat an thhlo man had slain aioihe, be-
80. - ne ottlneG . drink with him Nayv "a.
= =. negro who hes SHOT las father b.-,a.,s
e,s, is - = !" lead hB lrtl'e 10 cot9 IA,
% day the OH thtrss re:. b. .,,,.,,,,,' p1y
80. -, l7''i's iFo'eJ aH after aud . ,i,ns.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22

q1oakEs LOAN OFFICE, corner OF 7th ssress
Yo- ma Nsw YORK ayenre. entrances ON New <S
nosA ascoae The most private Loan Ofice ~
"a me S.iy MONEY loaned ct the lowest rateo q
Y.1a te n gu Stold and Silver Watches, Plata and
0SsnSs00S Clothing, o.psG. and aS axssosss d
aaA1.ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA

HoLpISG SPECIAL TERM, January 7th 1879
In the of Charles III. Matthew'S Admins.
traitor of SAMU Ell TYLER, deceased the Admins
traitor aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the
Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia afore-
said, ap, ointed TUESDAY, February 4th, A. D.
1879. tor the final settlement and distribution of the
hand, as far as the have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the cred
ors ard heirs of said deceased notified attend
with their caims properly vouched they may
other wise by law be excluded from all benefit in said
deceaseds estate: Provided coy of this er be
published once a week for three weeks in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and Evening Star newspape rs
previous to the said day Test:
jams 1aw3w A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills.
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1870 GREAT 1C1C
/ ICsC PENNSYLVANIA LCaC
ROUTE

loI6 fENS HSHfn 1878
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails.
sPLESDlD SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EaurpMKs1
,e,.s II TE Esst pEoEHRsG 1sts ls7s ,,
corner Of Sixth and =, streets, IS follows:
a0p.n. daily. with Palace Oar to Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
for lie or ss aay
SsiTr s with PALACE e Cars to p Watkins For
% day s1c kSfs sa aaxs and Enra ct
for New Yerk ana the East, 80 and 10 rs m
es " sr dss. $50 Limited d r.
except Sunday.
FOR s 81; WITH IL bss g s,aosH
sfording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid,
Ing double ferriage and Journey across New
for Philsdelp pills. 80. 80 and 1o:l5 p N. daily.
'0r daily suSdsy 10 10 70 tsS & e
For PSpe's orseS Line. TOO = m and 4:2o p m.
For Annspoiis, 100 4 n. and Lao p. M daily, az.
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
W %hN = AMP !. p p ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Ale1andris 6, Z, g. 10, IL m lis, 42O, s.
GIG, and II 80 p. m On Sunday at .. M. and
for Richmond and the South. 6 so & NJ and 40 D.
For G. O. r. R., $40 p. N. daily
Trains leave Alexandria for washington. 0, z, 90,
On Sunday 90 and % q and rs NJ
Tickets, information. sleeping and parlor car SC
Smmodations can be procured at the Offices nortl,
Of
sylvsnis avenue and at the depot where orders can
Sc left for checking Of baggage 70 destination from
hotels and residences.
L. p. FARMER, General Passenger AGENT
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager nov9
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THos. E. wAeGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO EE-STORY
BRICK Z, 81, HOUSES, Nos; % AND u. ON L


IhLSILES SALE OF TWO THREE-STORY
BRICK Z, 81, HOUSES, Nos; % AND u. ON L
Under and 10y virtue of a deed of trust -
bearing date the 7th day of January, 1871, fasl
and recorded in liber No CPS, folio i5i one Of .l
the land records of the District of Columbia, the
undersigned Trust tee will sell at public auction in
front OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
February, 1879 at O'Clock D. m. all of Lot &c and
Eart OF Lot Is. ia J: B.. Kbbey's subdivision of
Square No, 628 fronting 18 feet each more or less
improved by two three-story brick houses Depth
of Lots. lis feet to 30foot alley
Terms OF sale; 81 900 cash on each house. and the
residue OF purchase money to be paid in two elua
instruments at six and twelve months after day of
sac FOR the deferred payments the notes of the
purchaser to be given bearing six per cent interest
from day Of sale and secured the property salts
factory to said Trustee or ali cash at option of pr
chaser. $lG0 deposit ON each house will be re
qulred when bid is accepted. If terms of sale are
not complied with in seven days the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell at risk and cost of default
ing purchaser JNO. P FRANKLIN, Trustee
THOS: e. WAGGAMAN, Anct
ianl6. 90, %. Is. % febl 3 6.S 10 II lhS11
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE OF THOSE HAND
SOME FOUR STORY DWELLINGS ON COR
BETWEEN Q AND r STREETS
BY virtue of three several deeds Of trust, -
each dated the Dist April, 1874 and recorded Hs.@
In Iiber No. $50, at pages 172, III. and 49, G..a
respectively, OF the land records of the District OF
Columbia. the subscribers will sell to the highest
DidGer on the premises, at 4 O'Clock p NJ. on MON
DAY, the 81 day OF February, A D. 1879, the follow
ing property, situated in Square No 240 in the city
OF Washington, District of Columbia, accOrdin9 to
I at Ex.ey Richards subdivision, TO wit
Lots NO IWenty-One, Twenty-tw and TWenty-siy
each BENZ lex. so feet, and each containing 4story
pr1ck dWeillng house, With modern conveniences.
IeFnls OF sale Cne-fourth more of the purchase
money N cssh Tor all cash at the option of the purcha
ser ana The residue in one two and three years on
notes OF equal slns bearing interest at par cent per
anIpn payable semi annu Sly from the day Of saa
e secured on the property sold, by deed Of trust
20 the satisfaction of the Trustees including nsur-
ance. deposit Of 500 on each house viii be r..
qnlred at the time OF the SALE The houses Will be
soia separately and al convey ancius will be at lie
purchasers cost 4 HYDE 49, 49,
aEl0dts e N TIifi,E Trustees
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEH
AT
SELRTrS SHOE STORE.

500 pairs Ladies' Fine Pebble Goat Button -,
: l50; formerly 81 80 III
400 pairs LADIES' Fine Kid Button 81 q anal u
Sl.50; worth So -
800 pairs Misses Fine Pebble Goat Button 81 so
sold for 81
200 pairs Mems and Boys Congress Caters, : 25
and 81 SO; worth 81
Misses and Boys Cheap School Shoes - cents up
All leather.
These Goods must be sold to close out the entire
line.
1914 aud 1916 Pa. ace,
Between 18th and 20th ats
Ladies and Mems RUBBERS as low as any h,uss
IL town. taniNtF
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YoUNG L MIDDLETON, Auct1oneers.

1RGGSS dEE, SALE afo,, OF THE HANDSOME
t tdSUI ILL., Bn!Ck DWELLING, No 1915
p CONNECT S!,.j ICgT AVENUE.
49, 10y virtue OF 2 deed of trust to me- dated s.yS
n-I.s! +'t4; 1919, anu recorded in Iber No fs.sE
80 1910 21 o. tbs land records of the Dis,
.lI - tcnnbla, and by tie written direction of
IN S to,,'ec OF soma OF the notes secured thereby,
WI L sf a Pubic auction, front OF the premses
on o H3f.1DStoDAi In, 18th day of January. 1879,
xson OF square No. 164, in the city of Washius ton
Iin lpa by handsome double two-story and
Terms OF sale prescribed by the deed OF trust
ne amount OF Indebtedness secured by the deed of
tIus unpaid, with the expense of SALE in cash and
the balance III twelve twenty four and thirty-si1
months Tor which the notes of the purchaser,
by deed OF trust on the property sold. shall be
tahe2. A deposit OF $500 will be required of the
ailcing shall be at the purchasers expense If the
terms OF sale are not complied with in seven days.
and cost of the aefaultinR purchaser.
tan6-dtdbs ANDREW @. BRADLEY, Trustees.