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1910 GREAT 1Cyc,
kCsC PENNsYLVANIA 1910
ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND BOUTHWEgT
Double Track, Steel Rails,
sFLEEDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.

TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails.
sFLzHDro SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT,
In Effect DEcENBsa 18th. 1878
GRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot.
corner OF SIKH and streets as follows:
ehtsburs aud the West, 10 10 am daily, with Psr
Ior Csr to Plttsburs AID Sleeping Cars from
7a0 p.m. daily. with Palsce Gar % Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Eals and the NORTH. at 10 pm daily. eassp;
WilIiamsport, Lock Haven. ana Einira, 81 lo:i6
An daily. except Sunday.
daily. with Palace Cara attached Limited Ell.
press Of Pullman Iarior Cara. 80 an daily,
Fer Brooklyn, N T., all through trains connect 81
Jersey Cty with boats Of Brooklyn Annex,
ing double ferriage and Journey across New
for lphia. 1:so, $50 and ao:l5 p H. daily.
For Baltimore, 90, S:35, 1886 .. 10. and 20 D. n
daily II except Sunday; 10 10 m. 80. b:so 20
for Pores Greek Line: 100 a. M. and 4:2O p. m
For Annapolis, TOO = 70. and go .. N. daily. q,
sept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIOKsBURG RAIL
WAY Way . AMP 81 pa ALEXANDRIA I; AND WASHING
for He1andris. 6, s. 9. TO- IL NJ, lis, 8, 40, g.
az, and II 80 p m On Sunday at q = M. and
For Richmond and the South, 8 80 a. m and 40 ..
For g 9: S.e y R. R, 20 p. n daily.
Sunday and a e si shd sc p B. m
sssf corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyivans
BE left for checking Of baggage 70 destination from
- = FARMER. General Passenger Agent,
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager nov0
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M an KfEfl.

LTTLEF1FIp-GATES Al Har--si,,,,.. D.
January 22d. lss9, by Rev. DR.. Robinson NJ NJ
lirrikI ri u and Miss T. A. GATE both OF W.sh
Lgton. ID L.
PORTER GOODRICH. On the evening of Ian
uary I'D, 1873, at the Ninth street Prpshyterian
church. 10y Rev. losePh +. Kelly. Mr. THoNAs X
PoRTEE, of " lining ION. Del. aud Miss Eli, tIl r.
LIIoI GOorRlVIt. daughter of the late Io.snn
oooUrich. Ne cards.
SEEREE- FAUNCE, On Thursday January 2al.
ls79. by Rev. Dr. Parker, Va LIAM T.. SEsnh- 10
NAs.N /. 4 ~
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THE BLACE DEATH. which has again appeared
in some parts OF Russia, has proved very de-
StfuctlVe, and caused the greatest alarm. This
Is the same disease which, In the fourteenth
century, de5oiated the globe and il gets IL,
name from the black spots, SymptOmatic or a
putTid decomposition, that show themselves at
one OF its stages ON the skin of the sufferer. II
Is thought To have had its origin In China in
1888, some fifteen years before its outbreak In
Europe, and it ragged for twenty-five years
While dr0ughtS, famtneS, floods, earthquakes
that swallowed towns and mountains, and
swans of lOcuStS spread devastation every
whele. During the same period. Europe had
as many abnormal conditions as the east. The
order OF nature appeared TO be reversed. The
seasons were at various times inverted; thun-
der storms were frequent In mdwinter and
volcanoes. long considered extinct, burst forth
afreSh. The theory is that the extraordinary
activity or the earth, accompanied by decom-
position OF vast organic maSSeS-my riads OF
locuSts, brIltes, and bodies OF human be-
1ngs-produced some change in the atmosphere
fnimiCal TO life. Some writers say that the i'm
pure air was actually visible as it approached
with its burden OF death. The plague owed its
extension almost wholly to infection and con-
tag1on. Three years passed from the date OF
its appearance in ConStantinople before il crept
by huge circle to the Russian territories Sta
tiStics were not obtainable then, but it is esti-
mated that In China alone 13.000,000 people
died, and in the remainder of the east
24,O00,G0O, while in Europe 25,00o00O souls per-
lSDed, making grand and terrible total OF
52.tto,0e0. Although there is little danger or
the spread of the pest TO Western EuroDe-for
many generations It has been confined 10 the
east-lt is not strange that the Russians saould
be startled by the ravageS the black death has
already made. Persons attacked with it are
said to die like dies, and the ignorant and SUI
perStitious peaSantry are so terrified by il that
many are thought to have persisted OF pure
fright. Fortunately the laws OF health and the
peculiarities or disease are much better under
$1,000 now Than In centuries gone by.-tN. Y
Times.
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TOMORROW.
TBoaiAs BOWLING. Auc.ionee,

TE0Mas BOWLING. Auc.ioneer
WALNUT AND PAINTED CHAMBER FURNI-
TTRE. WALNUT REP-COVEREr EASY
CHAIRS, SEYERAL FINE CHROMOS, OIL
PtINJIhGS, WALNUT REPCOyEkED PAR
Tor SUITS. WALNUT NJ. L. SIDEBOARDS.
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, DINING
CHAIRS. FINE FfA1H HER PILLOWS AND
BoISTFRS. COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES, &c, &c.
ONE NEW TOP BUSINESS WAGON, ONE ELE-
CANT MARBLE MANTEB, LOT GROCER
IFS AND PANTS, 40 BARRELS PRIME
DRIED FRUITS, &c, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING. January 25th.0
1879, at 10 O'Clock. at my auction rooms, I -
shall EEL varied assortment of the above ~
eoods. ~
No postPonement account of weather
5en23-d THOMAS BOWLING, Arlct,
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RAILROADS
y AXITIMGRE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOE.
RATIONAL Route aad Short Line to sne
North. NOrtnysest, West
and SNntnyFeat.
TO take effect Sunday, Nov. II, Ig7s

TO take feet Sunday, Nov. II, IG7s
LEAVE WASHINGTON
r5uS NEW York. Philadelphia, end BosSon
Expresas Elieott CITY. On Sunday to Baltimore
Sahc9n os al saiaa sSgo7a4 . snS ss Rd
Breakfast al Relay.
mont, strssburg, winchester. Hseerstown and
-: d. n.--Baltfnior and Lsurel Express.
$40 q. m;-Point of Rocks. Piedlaont. Strssourg,
oMinchester. Haxeig 1t and Way Stations
urpore Express Par!oT Car to New York and
philacephi@. StDps al Annapehs JUNCTION.
and Pitisburx Express Frederick. Hseecstown
and Valley Branch except s9nday: TT, Throush
daily. Grafton to sspdnssy. daily, excspt sa:-
800 o: m.-ou Sunday only. Baltimore, Annspoiis
1000 a. m.-BaItiluorr Express stops at Bladens-
ton. Jessups and Hanover.
210 p. m-Bsltmore, Annapolis, Ellicott Uity and
$50 r. m-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express. Stops at Laurel.
L 20 y: NJ OF Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
40 ,. m--Balttrnore. BlaAensnurg. and Lsurs.
Express. Frederick via Relay. STOPS at Annsp
a:s5 ,. p..Posnt Of Rocss, Frederiez, Hsserssown
Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only.
t4:4o J. m-Baltimore. ANNAPOLIS and Wsy Sta
9 30 ?. n--Philatelphis, Norfolk and Baltimore
E1gfesss 81 Elli colt City Norfolk except sun
rec. to Beat at Canton Stop st Blsdanshars
% so p n-Batimore and Way Stations
f7:s0 ?. I-Chic 1 and Columbus Express. Sleep
fS 10 D. m--Baltimore Express.
200 p. n.-Pent of Rocks and Way stasioua
sbarT p 9s ptsbas e hasv snnd ss
iOS sly Y0r : and Bsemo
Sleeping Car to New York. sn6 Speci.! Sleeping
Is Daily. On Sunday only. Other trains dsiy
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That the subscriber
Of the District Of Columbia has obtained from the
Supreme Court of the District of ColumbA, holding
SPECIAL term for Orphans Court business, letters
testamentary on the personal estate Of JOHN
ceased; all persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at or
before the 7th day Of january next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of the
said estate. Given under my hand thia 7th day Of
January, 1879. BERNARD KILMARTIN.
jan14-law3w' Executor.
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s Princes ssarriaye ina oregon,

''''- 'N'|t' Nf-N W LEADER ~ THE AJSTRIAN
REVOLUTION OF 1915
a lew days ago the 0regoaiq, contained a Iist
VI itldiiidses utflng the year and among them
appeared Tie following notice: dee t3-print,a
a. AZ, - NaCaskS ana Marie Won Reiche" The ID
UIta vi ii 'lled wedding in Oregon led our re
Ipttei 10 lhE"s' - ate. and here follows the trI,a
slorA:-PtIic e Carl Johann NadasI,y sole heir
VI d wealthy ana influential Austrian family ana
q h}l'g Afe of iitustTiOuS ancestors was dilrinCr
tue revolutionary war of ISIS Young officer IN
tne imperial Austrian Guard When sentence
"a uealh was passed on Robert Blum the lannon's
revolutionary leader, ana faVorite OF the Cor
man people, the young eiiicer was et3ilr,1 IN
command the detachment OF soldiers whose bnl
etS were 10 terminate the life Of the nohIeSt and
HiaNest man OF his age. The fortitnie Blum
displaAed at the execution, and his nartinur
Nofos 50 impressed the young soldier that a few
lnoblbS' study of the liberal publications OF
nose GAYS SufIfCe0 TO lead him INTO the rpvOI1I-
onaN party. But the feudaI government tyi-
umphed, and Prince NadaSky together with
many otHer prominent Leaders. was taken prs-
0ner and condemned to death. Throngh the
lhliuence OF his relatives his sentence was COM
muted 10 imprisonment for lie. and he was
sent 10 the dark tolls OF an Austrian fortress
ti-ht long yeas the Prince lived the life OF 4
convict. until at the birth OF the Grown Prince
or Austria he was liberated, but baniShed from
MS country Tor lie He came to san Francisco
ara devoted himself under the assumed name
or III Meier, to the business OF flower gardener
earning livelihood and accommodating a small
fortune. About five years ago he was married
TO German lady OF noble birth, who was im-
pressed with the cultured and gentlemanly de-
meanof Of the gardener. Not more than a year
past he removed 10 Salem, in this state and
bought small property for his business. But
the happy pair had been blessed with lovely
boy, AID the father found no rest in the thought
that his dear ones were destined to lead an
obscure life, away from the honOrS and luxury
due them, and took passage for Europe. He
went TO Vienna, and In audience with Emperor
Francis Joseph succeeded in obtaining his par
don and being reinstated into his ancestral ill.,
herliaIce. Post haste he sped back to his
family. and under his real name he was again
married IN this city to his faithful wife. The
steamer Idaho, which left here December %
TOOK the happy couple and their young son back
10 the castles OF the Prince in the beautiful
mountain regions OF Austria.-I0 Oregon Deufsch
/e5fJ1g
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

fiOHKN5 LOAN OTFIO4, corner Of tn ssrsea
~ and New York avenue, entrances on New <RA
York aycnne. The most private Loan Office xOX
IN tia city. Money loaned at the lowest rates. [
Of INTEREST on Gold and Silver watches, Plate and
0ennsuaan1 Clothing. OAsDsAi and % Articles q
v00G tnul.gy
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DowNMAN L GREEN, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on C STREET SOUTH BE
TWEEN MUST AND SECOND STREETS
EAST.
BY virtue oSlDeRed Of trust to me, bearing s..A
Gate on th91Dp October, 1915, and recorded TISS
il Liber No SEQ folio 5G. of the land records kaSE
for TIE District u Columbia. and at the request Of
the party secured thereby. viii sell Of public
ton, in front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the
@ DAY Of January, A. D. 1879, at O'Clock r.nl. all
that piece o. parcel OF ground situate III the city of
WASHINGTON, IL the District Of Columbia. known as
Iot nun bered sixtean, (16,) III Charles Justs re-
corded subdivision Of Lots numbered three 49, four
a. i've 90 six Co. seven thirty seven 49, thir
ty-elght (36.l and thrty-nine (39.) in square num-
bered seven hundred and thirtytwo (T32,, with the
improvements, consisting of a tbree-story Brick
Dwelling House with all modern improvements.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by deed of trust One
half cash; balance in six and twelve months, with
nine per cent interest from day of SALE secured by
deed OF trust on the property deposit of 800 re-
CURED at time of sale. Conveyancing at cost of
purchaser. IT terms are not complied with in tive
days from day of SALE The Trustee reserves the right
to resell At cost and risk of defauting purchaser
after five days advertisement.
jan17-11t WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee
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TRUS EES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
i PROPERTY ON THE SOU THWEST CORNER
OF ElGHIEEETH AND BOUNDARY SIS
rt11 Inf - L..

Ut HUI EEt, IA ANE BOUNDARY SIS.
BY virtue of deed OF trust dated June "a
j2th, 1877, dnly recorded in Libar No $50, Ss.F4
solo A. one of the land records for the Dis
GU ed thereby, shall sell, at public auction on
TUESl AI, February 4th, 1872 at 80 O'Clock p
N In front OF the premises. Lot numbered eight
90, in Square numbered one hundred aud til rty-
one 13D, said lot fronting Boundary street
a'Cu. 1i5 feet and on 18th street about ifT feet
together with the improvements, &c. c1nsisti,.g of
new two-story Frame Cottage new Brick Stable &c.
twelve months for which the notes of the purchaser
bear Interest from day of sale until paid, at the
rate OF t1sht per cent per annuu, secured by deed
Of trust On the property aud sa:isf actory tire
nslli anee VIII be taken deposit of 300 viii be
yeyancing and recording at purchasers cost If tie
terms of sa'e are not COMPLEX with within five
right to resell the property the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser.
GEO TRUESDELL,l -ru,u.o,a
jan23 eO&tis T. W JONES, if"Stees'
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r H. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SITUATE No 1905 TWENTY
SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN K AND L

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
81 oAnh ri 10' r aSb
he aRa 6 Day vss .S OF a1a Of ss
corded in Li5er NJ 55s; folio IS: one Of Of 4i$:
trfet Of Columbia and at tn. request Of the party
Of h sree w ss q pasf s sa9n
scribed Real Estate, situate in the City OF Washing
ground situate lying and being i in the City c
lngton. Di1tr1ct OF Conmbia known aud DESCRIBED
Wrol's subdivision of square numbered four a.,
together with the improvements. consisting of a
three ts) story Brick Dwelling, having all modern
Terms of sale: One fourth cash balance in one and
from date of sale secured on the property ali cash
at the option Of purchaser deposit of $500 viii be
required at time OF sale If the abo, terms are not
compiled with in seven days, the Trlstes reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of defaiiiting purchaser. All conveyanci1g a: cost
) TARBELL T YER, Surviving Trustee,
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 Co., Aucts js2l-td
YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctionears-
TRTSTEFs +, sA Mick OF THE NJ as
August 9sth; 1875, ana recorded in IiSer No -
1gl, iol1o 253. of the land records OF the Dis s.
trict of Columbia, and by tie written direction OF
the holder Of some Of the notes secured thereby,
at o'clock D. N, lot No 4. of Shepherds subdi-
vision of square No. 164, in the city of Washington
improved by q handsome double two-story and
basement, with mansard roof, Brick Dwelling.
~ Terms OF sale prescribed by the deed Of trust
The amount OF indebtedness secured by the decd of
trust unpaid, with the expense Of SALE in cash and
the balance in twelve, twenty four and thirty six
months for which the notes of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day Of sale, and secured
by deed of trust on the property sold, shall be
taken. A deposit Of $500 will be required Of the
purchaser at the time of the SALE and all convey
ancing shall be at the purchaser's expense. II the
terms OF sale are not complied with IN seven days
ana cost Of the defanlting purchaser:
jan6dtdbs ANDREW g. BRADLEY. Trustee.
fTRUSTEFS' SALE UF THE VALUABLE RESI-
i DENCE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
X STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE.
BY virtue deed of trust, dated June 18th. -,
Land Records, book rs, pare is2. and at the La:
request of the creditor secured thereby, will SELL
a pubic auction, in trout of the premises on
SATURDAY, February LIST. 1879, at O'clock in the
a5ernGon al that piece or parcel of land lying and
DESIGNATED on the ground plat thereof lot num-
bered twelve t12) in square two hundred and seven
teen t2lTl. according to kidwell's subdivision
thereof, all fully described in said deed of
trust, to which reference is hereby made, together
with the residence and improvements thereon, SUBJ
Terms: Five hundred dollars cash at time of sale
and the balance in equal instruments in three, six
nine and twelve months respectively with int srest
at Per cent. secured by . deed of trust on the
properly,
NM. 3. CHANDLER, trustees-
DUNOANSOS BROS, Auets. ian20 eo&dbs
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KILLING HIS FATHER. ON Tuesday night
Martin Coleman. a brass refiner al Feardon
street, Newark, died of injuries inflicted by his
son, Martin, aged %. Mr.. Coleman told his son
TO go out and feed the horses on Thursday
evening last, and the son said he would 90
when he got ready. In the alteration that
followed Mir. Coleman struck his son on the
read with heavy boot, and tie son. VINO is
Neiy hot tempered instantly drew q pocket
SNIFF and stabbed his father in the arm above
the elbow. He then fed, but subsequently re-
turned and expressed sorrow for his rash act
MI Coleman lost large amount OF blood before
a physician could be found. Finally Dr. ID ".
Smith called and stopped the flow or blood By
compression. DIS. Bieyle, Osborne and O'tior-
man were also summoned. 1t was found that
TWO OF the principal arteries in the arm had
been severed, and the main nerve was injured
Mr. coleman gradually grew weaker until lie
dled. Dung Coleman quilted home On FRIDAY
and the family do not know where he went It
Is thought he is hiding with friends in this city
the penknife with which the stabbng was
done cannot be found. Mrs. Coleman said yes
terGay: My son was peaceable young man.
out was very quick tempered. | would not
make any effort TO save him, for I can't forgive
aim for what he has d0ne.' County Physician
Hewlett has ordered an inquest. Mr. Coleman
was 46 years OF age. He leaves wife and eight
children, the eldest OF whom is the one who
stabbed him.-[S. y. Sun, 23d.
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CEOKGE ThUESDELL, Auctioneer.
SALE OF HATS, CAPS CANES, UMBRELLAS,

&c, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust lated January sER
9Th, 1879, oUly recorded III her No. sos, "a
folio POS ct seq. one Of the land records for the 80
District o. C.-l'inbia. Will sell at Pablo auction.
The store at No 81 III st. the entire st ck iacuG
Hg turplture ard Fixtures contained IN said store
conslFt1ng of large ASS ortment of Hats and APPS
iFelt and Shaw Canes, Umbrellas, tSilk and ing
ham,l Tables Shelving, Confornaiure, Umbrella
stan . Iron Safe, New stove, &c.
Toms Cash.
JAMES E TROIT Trustee
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS L Co. Auctioneers

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIHPROYED
PROPERTY, FRONTING ON SECOND
STREET WEST BETWEEN D STREE L AMI
VIRGINIA Avenue SOUTH; ALSO, ON j.
STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust. recorded IN Ii A-u.
Der No. SEQ Folio 49,. of the land rec Hris of Ings
The District OF Columbia, We vi SELL at pub As&
lie auction. in front of the reIlises. on TUESDAY
the 2Stb day of January. 1879, at o'clock the
following real estate in the city of Washington. ID
G.. viz: The north half of Lot 9. in Square 5S2.
fronting % feet 2d street west, by 15S feet il
depth. Also the north ha OF sub division Lot FL in
Square 5Sl, fronting 16 fee: 81 street west. BY
$50 feet in depth and subdivision Lot X, in SAID
Square 5Sl, together with the improvements there
Terms: One third cash. az the balance at six
and twelve months for which the notes of the pur
chaser, bearing interest from the day of sale and
secured on the property sold, will ne taken de
post of S25 vii be required of the purchaser at
tine Of sale An taxes and assessments to Deccu-
Der 1, 1873, 10 he pad of the purchase money.
J0HN 9 MckELDEN, Trustees.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS Is co, hucts. ia16-d1Ht
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CHESTNUT RAILS.
" A large lot of Chestnut Rails for sale;
prices low. For in formation apply to VIM Fl.
BAUM, corner 10th and G SITS s.w. janl3-1ms
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WALTER L. WILLIAMS & Co, Auct,oneers.
SALE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c, AT
Auction ~

AUCTION.
Walnut Frame Parlor Suite UEholstered Raw Silk ;
Walnut NJ L. SideBOard; Walnut Duing Room
Chairs; Patent Spring Rockers: Handsome,
fancy ard Easy Chairs; Walnut, Extension
eral Cottage Suites of yarious Designs and
Goors; Hgsk ard Hair Mattresses; Feather
Elbows and B0lste S; Brussels aud Ingram,
stair, Hall, and Room Carpets P4TlOr Stoves
Minaow Shades and Cornices; Walnut Frame
FRENCH Plate Mirror; Walnut Book case &c
On TUESDAY, January 2sth. beginning at 10
H., we shall sell at No 10 18th ST between G anG
n.w., tie above ana other goods
ian22.d WALTER j NILIIANISS co Ancts
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A PASTOR CHARGED WITH LIBEL.-A telegram
from Camden, n. j., January %, says:
During the late canvass for state senator, Rev.
j. B. Graw, the pastor OF Methodist church,
the democratic nominee, with spending large
sums TO purchase votes against the temperance
cause, which movement his opponent and pres
ent Incumbent, Gen. Seweil, advocated. The
pastor was charged with libel and the s.apers
went before the grand jury, WHO have Is lored
item.
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AUCTION SALES
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO. A1otioneers
w NV. corner 10Th and u streets northwest
RtcTIAR SATURDAy sur


RkGTI.AR SATURDAY SALE
On SATURDAY JaT,uury 25 h beginning -
e 10 ans ", saa er IS in tTot OF or as
bod Fnr9isre, Carpets, &c Aisa. au a assart nj
cd lot CT Groceries. I atad shaw Gases Ne a.
1t WALTER B, Williams 1 co. Asefs.
YOUNG X MIDDLETON. Auctioneers
1RUsTFEs' SAFE Or THREEsroRY BRICK
SAPf fT BiTWEF s AND s SRI FNFpTRIH
BY virtue OF Deed OF trust: dated 20.h Aprii Sc,
Of The land cords for trc Disret # d Com, .1
bis. we Will sell at pnhc auction. IN font Of the
fr1sy 5h 1873 lot nn bere 9 II
subdivision Of square GIG, together with the in
Terms: Cue third Of the purchase money in cash.
and the balance IL six twelve and eighteen months
and The notes of the purchaser, bearing interest 81
seven per cent Ter ann' Until paid payable sent
Of sale All arc a and at the
The properly at the risk ana cost Of the defau,ng
pq 1sna eokdls sTEaE Jones Trustees
YOUNG MIDDLETON. Auctioneers
1RusTEEs SALE OF NEW THREE-sroRY
thAME BIlIi Ding IN Thu. REAR. 0 o. i TIE I
LAST SIZE OF S2RrH s cAAP4T9 STREET
By virtue, of deed Of trus. dated October A--s
18th. 1877, duly recorded in Liber SOC, folio s1@sE
OF Coium la anu at the request of the party secured
thereby. We will sell at public auction, in front Of
the premises, on THURSDAY. February 9th, A d
1879 at O'clock pm. all thai certain piece or par
ce' OF ground lying and being situate In The CITY of
W. shfneton, District of Columbia and known as
lot numbered thirty-twO t32l. III subdivision OF
square numbered six hundred and seventy-six
G76', together with the improvements &c.
T ern o. e-tbiId cash: and the balance in six
twe'ye and eighteen months from day IF sale fpr
which notes Of the purchaser VIII be taken bearing
Interest al eight per cent. per annunl secured by
deed of trust insurance on the property sod or
all cash st th option of the purchaser deposit of
51C0 required at time of sale, and AL recording and
Couyeyancng at purchasers cost. The TIN ,tees re
serve the III BIT 10 resell the property unless terms
al isl and cost Of defau!tins purchaser.
WI. 3. JONES. ,-,-...
ian24 F. STEIGERi trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-24

The rush is great from a. N to 3 pm Cali
carly az the great BOSTON SHOE AUCTION 4aI
PeDpsy lyanla avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-24
JAMES Z. TROIT, TT
WIN. NJ SMITH, Saleslpan
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

POTOMAC FISHERIES AT 1TCTTGN
On THURSDAY, 3anuary 3Gth 1879 ut IL 1'cI0ck
in front of the Market House. Geor clown. d. c.,
known as Clouds Landing
Terms at sale.
ian23tlis THOMAS BOWLING Auct