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, 1879-07-09

''0nn" Leff<r In t,ntqaaa1 Enquirer,
Talking with d Northern nlau, who resided
some years IN Mississippi ut tho close Of the
War, llc said, in reference to the 1noutcd duel
between Cousllns ant! Lamar:
"fou mark my wufds: II Lamar can sneak
ont Of II t!ght mid teays the tmputa,iun on Cpnk-
ling, somehow. he will do It. There are 10 pco.
pic In The world WHO dislike II tinel troru thau
tho soatl,erncrs. Their love of bus.cr Is IN
hercnt aud keeps t1.ctI continually o.l te edge
Ut sllless; but their favoritc way Ut getting rid
Of an opponent Is not ten CAGES, but shooting
htm frum tchlnd tree or whrn hc is llaar.ncl
anl uuDreparcd. Ihcy are exceeding suetio In
al! the details vi d cartel. Through utI those
Southern roTomuntfcs.arc men sharuenrd iu the
diplomacy u iuellnX; vet for tue au1oupt OF
talk they huyc OF. tlc suhiect thcre IL PROBABLY
tess u,,cling III tho SDpth that in any fa1t uf tu
world. Murders aro' plentiful, hut stAnd-up
lights arc TlEc.
!" remember ono instance,n said this rent1c-
mnn, ''wnlcl OCCURRED abu1lt itlu tine III The
CllisU1nl inusanrre. YOU rceotlcct that ChIsolm
WAS the leaucr OF the lfutltraIs of Mississippi,
but Ee was doomed to be assassnateu. Kf'ians
brpku Into the jaiI ntlI murdered tllc man. hts
eof AMI Ills daughter. II Wns unc 1f the bQudcst
transactions In any domestic history. About that
tno otic OF tI.e Fedora! oitice.hoiders u Vicks-
bnrg published ur article reviewing tlle snassa-
rrc, for whril li0 was ieullcd to ureolnt by lie
lattrr was cowqr1 al loufer, hut hr Ilatl nsnil.
ugctl III ono 0r two 0ceasio1s IL gut mp rcp,l-
tall ior tucing. The Federa! ot1ciuI atosc.
.l Ind brcn IL so!ter FROM Illinois, a.Isi was II
nnd lnthrrc1 The otl!er chaD without st1nt.
Tlcn lhe most diplomatic duel-!uakcr in t!,u
town was arut to hint for u relsaelion. sT}lrte
VII! l.e M retractton,' said tho mAn; i wro,e
thai urtIclc intending, to t'aye Il tght, mud
mean iluste- shall cruss the river to tho
isilsl this very duy, aud eull expect your man
, 1879-07-09

ttosv u Dcrnocraslc El'it"r WAS Served for
1eAyine ttis Intser to thu Mercy Of u 1sc-
publican IrrtH1I,i.
lin order to appreciate Tie following arftcle
the reader wll bear In mind TINT tbs fayttte
County Uasow Is u Bourbon Democratic paper,
u,,.l tint every cultural n,ld political paragraph
In The issue trni which this arttcla is tuktn Is
intensely tuuublfcan.i
fitYtttf County ia. J E'Hfan.
We nse requested by tw cslftor Of The Na'on
to luke Charge Ut tlle paper during his Alsenee
on III" editorial excursion to Mauttnt,a. tl.i to
conduct tts columns Ia proper luautscr. aud rs
ave thought best" Wa have consvcnt.ously
enlcayurca to do So. Feeling tI1at ctango IT
heart as wSl' es esorp po't,ss ,v would ;e purify T.
,ub!ican slret out Of It. We arpre-
ciate The wrath To cuuc, as wrll Oh tho turfor
TINT the black ea1.o that " editor always saFrIrs
sun. we fccl. securc, for ti'ne NJ least; for:
like tho wnr-1lorsu Ut Geu. Mcclellan, W. will
snuff thu srnoke VI battta atnr of. W.
arr uuitu positive that, nboIt tlle tiEhc McC1!a
Eastern States that Will lctan tls snme weeks.
We know what beeamu Ut john pturnx. Of Cali
fornIa, WIN transferred 4 Will. to Il Dun,ucrattc
sheet; hut, unl1io h.H, We lIays no extra eara
or uose8 IT, I0se. We have sitnply done Dllr
duty lrum literal INTERPRETATION Ut t!e cs!ftor's
uartl,Ig Injunction to ''eUntiuet the paper ~ VIC
ihul,vht hcs.-" Wc further wish TO s.ly that wu
ara not Responsible for lilo previous political
complexion ur NttEsancc8 Of iltIa paper; ntI,
II Ii unnecessary tu ntl1, tHr It's future posiinn
We nlsu thlnlt It snpGrl!,nnstO to shy t!t the Gll!t
Is hit responsible fur its political saythgB this
week. 1t 1laay te u cnsu NJ "lMlsp1aced cnnl-
t!rsc0 II; yct VIZ eIstlatica!ly heinyo III tho old
saying, with ssn.lo n'ditiu'', that VI Is fasr In
lnye, wnr, a,,A politics. We would like IL ,,aru
ut Tic lleud Ut t!ieso cnIlmt1H ti!u R1puhtcau
State t!ckrt nlu' platform: hut McCstocls,
who never does anything by HALVES. has electro
..ere1 mt, Weighted It u tho form; ~ iliu reatt
crs will nnvp u taka tho will fur t!ln decd. II
there IL anything In li1is issue hut Whit IL guol
iseplitl!ran doctrine, The teu4cr st knOW llsAt
there IL .Bntnstht1ls WRONG Il, nr,lna1k," a.I,[
ttmt t!,u ''Aeyil" has surrrptttousy Inserted II,
nr that tin editor lIns returned u1ll we wcre
Knocked Into "pt."-Eu, pru fsal.
, 1879-07-09

TFHpHFHEt V0WFHUI lNfW.J.
The proDt IL tcnary In what llas beeu t!DnG nnil
what lna been attempted. thnt the Southern
Dc,ngrats lntc,..ic.l, and intend II possible, IN
nsaku the North uay for thu sluyca II r,,,aucl.
pateu. 4 Republican President h,As frustrated
hotnc VI ttt preliminary leEssaflult; at,d thr
awakened Ylg!anrc OF tiie North, It Is to t,c
hutrt vii! transfer lllc V4,~ur III Congress- tEoIll
the uctntcrats tu ille Unh,nssls. Should tie
pcnnefass bc permitted 10 t,s,tutn possession 0f
tlIr Goyesnsnentt ,hr dangers vi lilc fcce,t ses-
hoM will kccln slight compared With the injury
winch Viii te tntllcLeA ulH,n thu Sxltun.
, 1879-07-09
Sail.


.3fFHHTEf 5FH3THF9 {77fb.1.
1t will he sad rusult II the nnn-appr0priation
for Marsha1s prevents the presentation Of mules
against the cguo!ss brought up !n tic Courts ut
Chicago.
, 1879-07-09

Ncser allow s!'arrhTa dyscntcrY, Or n1iy bowel
4lltncrs lauy IesuIs. lIY nrglcctin,; such run.
patnts the system ID Enulaly reduced to cuslttI.
tl"nt rca!lxr tho lccessit. Of luukg about Inn
fur h fuuVI.. At this srAsur VI The yesr rspe-
cGl!Y. Everybody shuuA hu provided wiih that cer-
ia,I anu 4ufo curative f1t al 4tulnach anh bowel
complaints, pr. j4ync's casMluatiss Ga!saRl, for
with j I'LL sucll Infections may b. promptly mud
stlcaeiousIy Treated.
, 1879-07-09
Who 1H tho Man j?

- E1Hclnn1H 1cfffse (fttN.l.
Tic Kentucky Democratic papers persist in
ignoring tie question of tllc dav, viz: Whathrr
Dr. Luke L. BLACKBURN tho ycllow-fcyer nna
aulalt-W,x tlcud. is Dr.. Luke +, blackburn, the
Democratic candidate fur Governor. 1t IL nor
possbe that any considerable porton of the
people af Kentucky will ytte tDr n man brarlus
the nainr ot Dr. Luke +. Blackburn. nn,ier such
circumstances. II this ur. 1.uku T.. Blackburn
is not ttt Dr. Laks I. hIac.hnHl, this Dr. Lulio
Z. blackburn ought to say su.
, 1879-07-09

Ph.ldfrluhfa Ttme& Iad. n+m.},
That Inst hatch Of f.onIsana lnrs cost some
3:.tD0. Tllts Is paIpahly too much. rs II
amounts to nrarly $1,000 per liar. Nobody
will drDv tht lurt ttut rs liars they are of Il
superior kinl; hut the pslcu has got to coulc
nuwn 10 hnrtl-pnn.
, 1879-07-09
MANY MEN OF MANY MINDS.
EIftafti LII Hkta tarE Fun

G"fitEH ~ Hf15 LHFH t1HH.
Col. Robert q. 1ngcrsolt saYs: "Let me
proI,Eirsy: In live years from to~day no nun Of
intelligence In tic Uni!cd States will preach
tic Infamous doctrine Of eternal punishment" ]"
Gladstone writes as follows In nllswcr to a
total abstinence appeal: II atu opposed to cos.
frc.pa.acee, a. be!icye they are more dcterio-
rating .llun bcer-ahops. 'rl,e stimulating proper.
ties OF tea or coffee are creator and moro inju-
rlol;s tAn tilose OF mnlt.itatinr..n
Tie Rry. Samuel Davies, Bantist, o! Boston,
holds. tlas tl. countrs's danger lies ~ in'idel-
our churches. u1ld titry to open their run,ss,ups,
galnblIIt9.tipns a,iss hGcr.EArens; uni nil thin
tiry call for tn t!!c name of A.ucriran liberty"
Gn,tnt Sehouyalofr Is quoted rs lately saying
tic r. arc oaly NO things worth living for
pulltiea aslt! prclty wnMcn."
Tho Iley. l)r. Phillips l3rDoss says that almost
any companv Of c1erEymrn eatlerIng. roketrr
and tnlllg freely tu eHrtl olhcr wilt express
oplrions whtcl, would greatly surprise tile con-
grcsaluns who ordinarily listen 10 those minls-
Frank Davdaon, Missouri condemned mur-
t'rrsr, REMARKED: "WsiI, l'us not tic first uIan
evcr lung, 4l,.! It's on1y matter Ut minute
Of twu, anyhow. I'm lcat certain OF going to
Heaven"
Dr ucorge ". Beard says: "No religion on
tsw globe Is strong enough ~ bear lhr shock Of
it, own demonstration. a religion pFove1 dies
u8 EEllElul3t l1ltl btltHl1!C MHu
would takc It's ntucc side by siIe VIII, astronomy
autl chemistry. with phystrs aud gc0lUyy, III the
organized knowledge Of ncn.h
Wii1an j. Mursiail wrote as follows, before
committing suicide At Grand llapds II made
up mr. mind several wceks ago to enjov 1ite as
best Gould for a while; ant | have done 10,
you bctt 1 camu lIcse. havtst. made up nly
mind to have oHe old rouser. aml then slnlillv
oil this mortal coil. sIypa*sious are simply u1,-
rontr0IAbe, a!l It Is NONSENSE for lne 10 joy OIL
longer. II there IL fl.tAro eintn, will to nv
hest. II 1t Is In NY power, to let sou know It;
hut my Impression IL, when a W9u lcusGs this
wur!u bis Eooso IL cooked"
, 1879-07-09

joaquin Miller hollis that lncn who fnVo the
heautl!ul arc 11esor bud, md lels story III tile
I4iei<ade,.s u Hlustsute tbs point. liz was rid
Ing over ,l.u mountains IN Northern Mexico.
Wllcu hu Was oyeetaken BY what liz n,tstuok for
baud of rubbpls. "IASEc wac III escaping
, 1879-07-09
VIII Never Trnst It.

IsHH 1rFFF r u f7F9H. J.
The Snush should know tint the country wi!l
never trust rnrty wlsrh IA to overthrow re-
sumption, which will rcfnsa Legitimate aupropri.
a'kns, Which woutI Clnri.y the Los. Cause, aud
which, orders Ie1I like lsayard to step aside.
, 1879-07-09

The difference between Ewing anI Platt is,
that une represents Communism complicated
with l,cbclinu, while the otilrs represents Com
munsM unty.
, 1879-07-09

tinnal nf erufraliznA rule. 'Ih!s IA tho rcssnu
Thy lltu DeD.rattc PARTY callnnt lo1ltinal1 lltii
again. We conld forRvc him fur running nway,
but he cannot be forgiven for leaving hsfrieuus
aud followers III the l,al,lls ot Tho enemy.
, 1879-07-09

baltimore .im+rsc'th f12tB>.
When Mr. Fnrtev, lie California Senator, reach.
I'd home, ho found tsc political PARTIES 80 mixed
10 that hr refused to etvc his opfnon Of the
probable results af the September election. In
timt Statc just nuw, Il man has to curry Il memo
ranttunl tu hls pocket to kuuw wLat party he bc.
Longs to.
, 1879-07-09
PARIS NEwSpArEn.WIT.

u,r.n ill., 'e. .t., - .,t1 ~ n ."'S n"r".
"e'' nttio et!' uln YOU haso u.ee LIME
playing yesters1ayt''' "0h. yes, sir; PLAYED
wus n fasiliapahlo tadr, aud put OF n,an1pla's
halr mir n anI her xomach,n M Mamma n fatntst '''''''
u,.,. ..,,,a. .,.,. H.
"1Es rat'lct cuf1ofsa 70 near you ASKING Tor
,,,',. Aou1 , ''"s. ~ 'e"s"t T., 'on nAo ios@
1. u1uncn " nes esfF ~ ~ Iant IN your house
nens1f. ~. ! nat', my 'oVei you Know my
Ho''se ID 80 small
"Tbat nss, X, has wrttc,, to n,c asking mo
10 lend Him n hundred irunrs. iii list wrta
back, u lmycu's rt,t tl,e money, unii sim inv
name to ,t,t srufrnrc.U 1Wuu,t That see,n n
j[ttlr rnyutier. rhf,, "Prrtnps 90: / guess /
.r,,,...
amey : were ata,aMs teat'ne 10 pieces SonnE
net1ess @ "lIt !las 70 nesea ~ neF ihSe at,'t nsMte'
t, ~. ",o at!tt ~ ,asss L0e is,s!.m'.'e
, 1879-07-09

AZ TIE GRAVE OF OrnEL1A.
c,nrnnaH Enquirer.
Nav Il happened On m evening
In tho marry month Of Mny.
That the sotrow.strcken relatives
hid bury fair Uphelt-a.
About The grave tho mHnrnets
We're standing wrapped In wn.
When tho good priest prayed mud whispered,
''No fnrtllcr can wo 80.
''Tou know her death was douhtful.
1lnyiHg ,l1cd a suicide,
AMI therefore sl,oitd this maid be lodged
In Eronoh tintnnc'llctl."
Nnw 1t fell ont TINT 0phclA
Had n brother, Lacrtca.
Who sailt. ':t'ood pticst, proceed 50
With thcsciaolcn,n obscqutes."
Up sphkc the gond priest sharply,
''Wc've enfnrgcn her ot'scquics
AH much a. VIC have warranty
Ynn'll retire. II ynn please"
T0lng t.aegtes wns angcsra,
Ur was panied. 10 aay the least
At wha4 liz termed thu swlE'lIu
Of loW'llYgd, orncry ilrlest.
"But lay hrr r thc carlh." aald he,
AMI from her u,ll,ollnteJ ilcah
May ewcelest yloleta Bprinsl"
Tl!eu. fnfntilK lu the pelust. h0 said,
IA ntnu to 4 cent
That ahG will sing In Heaven
Whem you below lanluntrA
With that he leaned 'no tho craye,
. And IN the sexfon SAIL.
'tNnw pic your dust upon Tho quick
AA well n on the tIeIh,
And make thEs FIAT mountain,
III hight mile ur twu.
To Oertol, nd l'nUn ur the head
Df OLD Olympus blue"
And. speaking Of <,phclia
liz ista ,ttf }tnIf
, 1879-07-09

ITHEhtn1fnn ID. ca EtpHdiicaa fEsp,l,
Allen lice
Thurman. .ho
lid climb tho cancus-troc
4 l!uurbnn Sictorea
Eur to FRO.
Tho cuHcns did brcnk, md he did fail:
lie did not sra YlctoEeu ut alI,
, 1879-07-09
CURRENT OPINION.


Nm Fourth In "TheIrn."
HoHs'nr f.HtsGl Mtrfnf tF,rn!.),
Patriotism Mill not crop out very extensively
on The 4tll Of duly this year In Our part Ut u.c
country.
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THE EVENING STAR,
February Ii. 1879.
CONGRESSIONAL.

~ 4
SENATE.-After our report Closed
heSSrs. Booth and Grover spoke in favor OF
the Chinese emigration bill
MI. Morgan said the bill involved grave cues
uonS TO what extent we might involve citizens
OF me nited States residing In China. and leoo-
afdlze their lives and property.
Mr. Mathews opposed the bill on he ground
That IL violated the Buriingame tire ity AT the
last session of Congress a resolution was adoot-
Cd requesting the president TO open, cgotiationS
ior modification of the treaty W tn China 10
Ielieoy the evils which had sprung lpunder IT,
for aught the senator knew these egot!ationS
might no wbe in progress
Mir Morgan inquired if the Sena or had any
information that they were in prog eSs.
MI Mathews replied that he Ia, not and IL
he had he would not be at liberty to state il
here.
Mr.. Hamlin chairman of the committee on
ICrelgn relatl0nS) said he was authorized to saw
that there had been conferences between our
government and the Chinese embassy for the
purpose or carrying out the object OF the re5olu-
tion referred TO by the Senator from Ohio
MI Sargent.-And does the Senator know
mat the embassy rejected every proposition u
rive" mat treaty? l am authorized TO state
Mt. Hamlin said he hoped the Senate would
no olive senators to a conclusion this EVENING
ne Anew there was majority to pass the bill,
ca uo ne ASKED that the minority be treated de-
Gently. It should go over until Tomorrow He
lutlef0re moved to adjourn.
III, ~ Salsent hoped that the Senate would con-
''; SeTt IN session ard dispose of the bill
nNtfai Senat0rS.-Oh, let us sit II ont
~ ile motion OF Mr.. Hamlin TO adjourn was
'ii e u agreed to-yeas 90. nays %.
I ny reha'e then, at Sis pm. adjourned.
EooSE -After our report closed
Fief dtsposing of sixty-three naras NJ tho
aesiSiatNe appropriation bill the Committee ~
e SOCK, rose and the remainder of the DAYS
IN honor CT the late Julian Uartrit n o nfi LES
~ I'd me 'sual resolutions were offered by Mr.
6 DOB ana euloges on the life and character Of
6eo edSeu ere pronounced by MesSrS. Coos Hen
60 ElLosI' SoN, IN. }, FRYE, Harrison, David
IN o., 1oooe Cutler, Bell ana FELTON,. The reSS
iourned. '0 iioioe, at o:oO
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EF Eleven ladies presented themselves for
matrlculatiOn al the recent examination az tina
University or London. The first female candi-
date for degree, however, has proved unsuc-
CeSSful.
sE Martina Coroy, young dreS5maker en-
gagged In one OF the fashionable establishments
In Paris, fell in love with TIE clerk in the same
house, Emil Aragon. They wanted TO get mar
RED, but the father OF the girl refused his con-
sent ON account OF the youthfulneSS OF her
lover. SO the couple resolved on suicide, and
went TO LagDy, where they both hanged them
selves TO tie window or hotel room.
"a George Lee Gray, OF the Vincent Dramatic
Company, which travels In the West, was as
signed new part 10 perform, and studied It.
until late at night in the hotel at Dunkirk. o.
Alter falling asleep. as IS supposed, he got out,
OF bed In SOmnambullStic state, and began 20
act the new character, I'm which at a certain
point he was TO leap out OF a window. His dead
body was found under the window In the morn
ing.
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DIED..

EWER. On the morning of February 18TH 1872
after lingering illness. CHARLES CARY EVER, AGED
forty years
FULeral from the residence Of Hubert schutter.
Chs father inlsw) No. 727 Ninth street nor .hwe-
on SatI the 18th instant at two O'clock aud at
st. Johns Up f Church, corner of Sixteenth and
streets northv est at three O'Clock. Friends and
acquaintances are respectfully invited TO attend
FLATHER On February 18th. 1879. at 1 O'Clock
a M, JOHN fLATHER, aged seventy seven years, a
native of Yorkshire, England
Friends and acqualntances ar requested TO attend
bis funeral from the residence OF bis son. No ll2o
sixth street northeast, Sunday afternoon February
10th. at O'Clock. 2
LU1Z. On the morning of February l4th, 1879.
HELEN GAIT, infant daughter of Il. A. jr., and
Nellie q. LutZ, aged one year and seven days
Funeral Saturday afternoon ut O'Clock, from the
residence of her father. 229 y street northwest
Relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend. Post copyl
NAGI.E. On the evening of the 18th February,
1879, At Philadelphia, +. J. NAGLE. late resident OF
this city, aged seventy -slN years.
Funeral at Reading, Penna.
PARKINSON. On Thursday. February 18th.
1879, of consumption, EDWIN f., second son of VIM.
q. ana s. +. Parkinson, aged twenty-six years
eleN en- months and thirteen days.
May he rest in peace. Bait sun copy.l
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lCaC PENNSYLVANIA 1910
ROUTE
70 THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails,

ISac PENN.sHXLMXZAzNIA 1910
70 THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails,
srIraDD SCENERY. MAas111oz1z EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS L EVE PsGsHfsa lss 1873 from Depot
corner Of sixth snd , streets: :. Follows:
Ets6ars e GinsRsss 81 fSals sd I Gs,d. s41
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
s " VIZ Sc 81. = s xs '.ifs:
for New 7siS snd t a Esst 80 and ,O:1s pm
press q Pullman 2arlor Oars. 80 Am daily.
so, except st sgnasy Al ,n,on., train, oo,n..
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex,
anordins direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid.
for PhisdsPh,., go 80 and 1o:ls ?: @. daily.
daily except snndsy; 10 = a. 70. sso. 20
sor PSpss ossss Linss: 100 = m and s:2o p m.
daily. except Sunday:
oept Sunday.
%AX .kNP AEE1ANpRi2 AND Vas %Asa a1t
scr Ale1sndras g. s. g. TO- II LIS, 3. 40. s,
sos, q and II 80 p. N. On Sunday ct Q q m. and
LILO ana p. m.
10, Richmond and the South, so q M and 40 ..
For d. o. B. R., $40 p. m. dsny
Trains leave Alexandria for Washlnston. :, 90.
On Sunday at 100 and 10 q m, and 8 is p 10.
Tickets Information. sleeping and perlor car -
sommodAtOns can be procured at tho offices, north.
sast corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
JylyantA avenue and st the depot where orders can
pc left for checking Of baggage 70 destination from
hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov0
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BANKERS.

nlO to Rl,OO0 INVESTED in Wall 81. stockl
p makes fortunes every month. Book sent free,
Bapkers, IL Wall St, n. Y. sep26t, th&s,1y
o1OOO profits on so days investment Of c1O0
Q1HOO in Northwest, January 10Th. OAOo
o week 6P neprs and
circulars free. Address 4. POTTER WIGHT 4 CO.,
Bankers, IS Wall street, New York. teS eod&kly
A MEMBEE OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE Will
N execute orders for the purchase sale of Stocks
Bonds and Gold on moderate margins. Commits
sions So each 100 shares Stock privileges negotiated
tied Henry Merriam. Member Am. Mining and
stock EIc5arge. IS Wall st, New YorK. Raference
u. Manyan, ESQ, President National Trust Co,
New York jan1-tr
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED pRoprprv
ON H STREET. NEAR SECOND SrREFT

i kUSIEES' SALE OE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON II STREET, NEAR SECOND SrRErtT :
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
Ey virtue of deed of trust, given to ia "a
81 q duly recorded in Liber No S64. folio aus, Ef
&C one Of the land records for the District llA
OF Columbia, and at the request Of the party sa
airy 2Glb, 1879. at o'clock pm. in from OF the
pr ises, all that piece parcel of land, situate
iy:i snd being in the CT Y Of Washington, Dstrir:
o; Columbia, known and designated as parts OF Lots
fCpr (4) and five 90 in square five hundred and
rineIy, $780, commencing on south street dissn;
fit ven (57) feet east the northws rcr
q said square. running thence south seventy-sy
(1f) feet thence east the east line of Lot four
q thence along sad east lin, of Lot foIr % ana
cast ne of Lot five g., north t. tn line Of street
thence along said street eighteen feet to the begin
ring toset Tier with oil the improvements, ways, ease
ments rights privileges and apptirtenances thereto
bel0r girg or III any manner appcrtaIling
Terms of sale $500 and e1p erses OF sale and
taxes in cash the balance in equal payments at sy
twelve months, uctes to bear per cent interest
ard he secured by deed of trust the premises
sold deposit OF s 100 required at time of sale II
the teI of sale are got c. implied wta within seven
days from day of sae. the Trustees the right
TO resell the property Al the risk and cost o. the de
ianltng purchaser, after giving i've days public
otice Of such resale: conve ancing at purchaser
cost. JOHN ARDEESER, -r,,,. tan,
feb1i-d GU -TAN 6IESLEh,S Aiue'oo''
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CoLoRED ACADEMIcIAs1A telegram 10 the
New York Head from Philadelphia, Pa, Feb
IL. says: Charles =. Gordon. a colored youth
ana pupll or the Robert NauX Grammar School
Tor Coiored Boys, fourteenth section, passed A
successful examination at that school yesier-
day, ana was this morning admitted as pupil
10 the boys Central High School lie is the
frst colored boy that has ever been admitted az
a student TO the high school. and IL is quite
probable that the lad has quite lively time
ahead OF him.
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HARRFEn

GALA Thursday, February
ath, 1879. at st Aoysius Church, by the Rev
mas. jenkins, FRANCIS X CALLAHAN and JULIA
h. KENNEDY, both OF this city.
DENT-MARR. On the 18th OF February 1879
at Ascension Church, by the Rev DR. Elliott MIL
ToN q DENT to X. JOSEPHINE MARR, both of thus
civ
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