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AM TX lne students at Chapel nm, o,,,,-.
Sismese tyS,,, : Az paper, Is a son OF H..
-'olonel tne>rSoli is said 10 To- Tho n,....
Tber,ts ~ ,r Stph. Why shouldn't ~ l,es
Tho, mo atN ts,isatlcg committee aft.-r i'm,
ihtir i one very singular THING "a ,,,, ~
senatorial contests: The defca,.d M, IheN''
stls lhe inost compliments. Bur ~. No. ~ ~ ;
man SelS jlle most dinners NN't ~ III
MIR. Beck points proudly la tb, g..
last year heni aCky PAID nine mfia,, -
nus internal revenue, while Maine ,su. u /
SlllIS ana make more whisky "c'
There il nothing so monotonouS As n,i,,ot..
elilhe. Few days ago some of Tho Tl,,,,i
llagiS Struck FOR three cents bushel and ib,
ssilAt had been sustained Tor three tay~ b.f,,,.
tht 5iflhers learned thar they had been ,r.tftr =
lout SelIs right along. Then they immediat.;c
struck for nNe. '' ~
CANADA 'GKEENRACkERS" - The Nathan I
currency League. recently establishes - n -
ronto, Canada. held meeting Tuo>i1,- - -
al which speeches were made w,rmi- a. -, -
eating paper currency. Thine hundred me-
sons were present among whom were MINI
leading merchants, Nho subscribed ~ the con-
Sllulloh oi the league The SisperS promise ~
use al fair means 90 Induce the government an
lsSue an adequate supply Of paper money
poCBIE EXECUTION IN INptlN.rorls T..
execution or VIM. T.. Mcrrick and John Argry
took place al indianapolis yesterday. Achay
claimed that his crime was not preIneiitated,
ara closed hN saying: The people Want A
hanging. ana am ready FOR a." Merri,S A.
serted his innocence 10 the last. B5th urn
displayed wonderful cOOlneSS. ard STEPPED %
Their place on the trap without assist ace and
WITH 10 hesitation or tremor visible The az
ranSeIneutS or the sheriff were perfect ami
were carried out without the slightest accident.
The hscAs ot both men were bTo&en.
VIII THERE BE ANOTHER VATICAN Cot->cIie
We aic informed h. a London correspondent
thdl 3 ne" bcumepical Council or the cat hole
church Is projected 20 bc held al Rome in the
present wear IL Is reported among a few
catholics In London that The Pope il DESTROYS -
ELECT solution of The present difficulty be-
tween the church and the ciyil powers on the
continent 10y holding a council of the MYERS a
chuich.-. Cdf'"fsc Herald
BIINpNES> CAUSED EY An ENPLnSloN-A boy
named Hinton. employed Ia drug store al o.
Java, hiahe up a prescription IN which were
HulChSilNer and nitric acid In shaking the mix
ltie an explosion occurred. smashing the b,tt,a.
l" al"hls ana destroying the boys Sigll-
% The hdSor Hotel, New ork is TO be
7V'u undei foreclosure OF mortgage. FEBRUARY
- Hack fares have come down in Hartford
idSeii-e 10 on nom train II given Tor - cents
q The return OF the French legislature Ia
fdliN II once more being seriously talked Of
~ here Is talk OF turning The cIcns'ts,
a. ~ int.
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ANOTHER FAMOUS INSURANCE CASE IN PROS
PECT.-There are indications that the Arm
strong tragedy is about to give less cause for an
insurance trial which will be no less conspicu-
Gus Than was the trial OF Hunter for murder
In addition to the claim filed at the Office of the
latives for the $4,000 placed by Hunter on
Armstrongs life in that company, Phillip p.
Armstrong, brother OF the deceased, and the
latterS widow have also filed claims at the Of
flee OF the PrOvdent Insurance ComDany of
Philadelphia, for $4,000 the amount OF the poll
cy in that company, andTor the sum of s6,0o0 in
the Manhattan, the amount of the policy In that
company, and the matter has been placed In the
hands OF an attorney. The claims against the
Mutual and Manhattan companies have been
fe1erreu by their Philadelphia agents to the
main offices in New York, but the Provident, has
refused the claim and viii contest it. 1t IS also
sald tAat legal measures are contemplated by
the relatives OF Mr.. Armstrong to sue the Hun
ter estate for damages
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTERE RIYS
YOUNG s. MIDDLETON. Auct,opeer,.

fOoNu q CiADDLEION, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW THRFFsropv
BR!Ck DWELLING AND TWOST0RY
FRAME EIILDING IN THE REAR on THE
6ASI Sll,E OF NORTH CAPITOL. STREET,
BEIMEEN II AND 1 STREETS NORI n,
BY virtue of deed of trust dated Octotsr IL
18th, 1877, duly recorded in Liber Sif folio -
20 one OF the land records of the District -
o. 1oanla ana at the request of the party secured
t,ee e We VIII sell at public auction in front Of
ne I'D Is re- on THURSDAY. February 6th d.
io.3 at O'Clock pm, all that certain piece or mar
es OF ground lying and being situate IN tbs city of
Washington, District of Columbia and known a.
10, numbered thirty two (32l. in subdivision of
eS 9eh O. nulioefed SIX hundred and seyentysix
goo, together with the improvements &c
erms Ole thu cash and the balance in six
we've and eis hteen Eonths from day of sale for
Rnlch notes OF the purchaser will be taken bearing
interest," az eight per cent per annum, secured by
uSea OF trust ana insurance the property sold or
1 sasn at ts option Of the purchaser deposit OF
SiOo required at time of SALE and al recording and
conEeyancing at purchasers cost The Trustees re
serNe me r1sht to resell the property, unless terms
are complied with. in seven days from time of sale
at rlsk and cost OF defaulting purchaser
jana eOSgdbs b F. STFIGERi Irustees-
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pornIE EXECUTION IN INDIANAPOLIS. -
WIZ THERK BE ANornkR N.rrc,x cnl->c,,

BIINnNESS CAUSED EY An ENPLnSIoN-A boy
named Hinton. employed Ia a drug store al o.
tawa, made up a prescription IN which ver,,
HuichSiher and nitric acid. In shaking the mix
.Uit an explosion occurred. smashing the bnjtta
" atulIlS and uCSt rOKlnLr The hnNs .i..lt-
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BROS, Auctioneers.

ifUNCANSoN BROS, Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF WALNUT SHITES COT
TASE SETS. WALNUT WARDROBES, Din
ING C Gh = RS TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS AND
By virtue of chattel deed Of trust. duly re- ~
corded iii Liber No. 9O4, folio &c. ct seq. OF W
the Land records of the District of Columbia Efs7
VIII sell, at pnblic auction, on THURSDAY mi
tie 9Th day OF February, A. D. 1879 at the auction
rooms OF DuncaGsOn Bros, corner 9Th and streets
INV, commencing at 10 O'Clock a.. IN. the goods ami
cbattels mentioned in Schedule a. attached to
kaId deed OF trust, comprising in part
10 Walnut Marble top Chamber Suites;
~ Walnut Wardrobes Dining Chairs
10 Imitation Walnut Chamber Sets;
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Spreads:
Springs, Blankets, Pillows, Bolsters;
Lining Tables Stools;
Tapestry Carr cts, &c, &c
Together with other articles being the contents OF
hotel removed to auction for convenience of
sale. Terms cash.
jan3i-d WILL lam T. JOHNSON Trustee
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RED CLOUD As \ PROTECTOR or THE WrDow
AND ORlHAN.-Somc time since Dr. Irwin. agent
crook for permission for Led Cloud 10 receive
such CT the Camp Robinson CheyenneS as were
OF 0gallala blood, instead OF returning them to
KANSAS The matter has been under cOrSidera-
ton by the department or the Interior and Gen
eral Sheridan, and Tuesday an order was issued
according to Twins request OF such part OF the
rev cheyenne Squaws and children remaining
alive at have Ogallala blood thus ending the
question concerning the removal SnuthMard
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. IN MEMS. LADIES
AND BOYS SIZES. AT VERY MODERATE
PRICES.
II. W. GAIT, BRO. & CO.
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w zettes, Braids, Cur,s, &c Hair Cutting, Csc
q the French Establishment. SIG 9th St., opposite
g. Patent Once. Anl6tr
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AUCTION SALES

RIRCH s ROBEY. Auc,ioneers.
II 93S aud $40 Louisiana avenue
"ABDALLAH ECLIPSE"
We VIII sell at our Razar, TOMORROW N
hay Horse ZG{A
"ABDALLAE ECLIPSE"
- he ia 10 bands high. foalea in 1872 bred by L.
iay6r. or Newark, Ohio. by Erin Abdallaa" dam
ny Sflt rTnan "Ecpse.' He is very handsome and
enc Il the most sly lish Horses In the country can
1rot close to three minutes is perfectly sound anu
can lie driven by the most tinid person.
Also,
Car load # large work Horses direcs from Penn
syiSana, Sale positive.
1t BIRCH ROBFY, Ancts
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IL hrsIie,sS' sIeaII3srs OF TINS me
" SCHIEDA5T" and MAS carrying the U. q.
mail to the Netherlands. leave Jersey C;ty every al
ternate Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin s65-S70;
Intermediate $3.50; Steerage 1913. III. CAlAUX;
lIeni AEt, n South William ST., New YORK. FUNOH
EDYE co, - So. VIM. St. Freight Ae'ts; l. W,
MORRIS. Sd BWaY. Cienl Pass'ser Alt ianl-ly
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VNANTED-You to know that q frstclass SEQ
w OND-HAND SUIT is better and cheaper than
READY MADE NEW ONE. Try at JU6THS
streets northwest, or Branch Store, No. cog 9th
street northwest BINery good prices PAID i =,
promptly attended to- ALLY
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'THOs. Il. NAGGAMAN, Reai Estate AuctIoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON G STREET,
BETWEEN FIJI II AND SIXTH STREETS
SOUTHEAST, IMPROVED 81 A SMALL
HOUSE,
Under and by virtue o. deed of trust. dated ssz
October 21st, 1874. and recorded III Liber No. sNT
7t7 folio l3i, ct seq, one of the land records 49,
of the District of Columbia. and at the request O.
the party secured thereby, l viii. on SATURDAY.
the 1st day of February, 1879, at O'clock p. IN.
offer for sale, IN front OF the premises, all that part
Of Lot numbered 8, in Square numbered s46, in the
city of Washington, District of Columbia, having
front of q feet next adjoining the % feet OF
same lot 3, and running back with that width the
depth of the came
Terms of sales: Ore-third cash balance in six snt
twelve months, with interest at per cent. secured
by deed Of trust ON the property sold or all cash
at the option of the purchaser. A deposit OF $50
will be required wien bid is acccrteI II The terms
are Lot compiled with in seven days the Tru ee
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
cost OF the defaIliting purchaser
jan21 eO&ds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
7 I. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auctloneer.
AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING, No 1905 TWENTY
SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY, February /, 1879 at o'clock
pm.
Terms easy. tan29-3t.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

fyORRN0 LOAN OFFIO1, eoTnsR Of 7th street
- and New York avenue. entrance on New -
In the city. Money loaned ct the lowest rAteO Z
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watcneet Ylate And
0entsnsnb mokhins. oaTpel1. md u article q
old CLOTHING. &c.-L: RICE, dealer in
SC, 623 9Th St sw-, offers great bargains. He pays
the highest prices in CASH for the several articles
named above Orders by mail attended to- nov5-tr
OHANol FOB TIN POOR-N yuu want an
"a OvIROOAT Ike the rich weAr, and for lel
money than ready-mAds one, can q HKRzO0'0,
AsHs stoc1 Of sscona-aana oVsReossa W haale
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO, Aucti3neers.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF THE STOCK OF THE
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE No. l142
SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN L AND NJ,
NORTHW EST,
On MONDAY. February g. commencing 77zn
at 10 and continuing from day to day KTTIIsI
until all is disposed of, L shall sell at the
above well known Bookstore large and well assert
bums etc etc in fact all articles usually found in
q f1stclass bookstore. Sale absolute it being by
virtue OF an assignment by W. p White for the ben.
eft Of his creditors
WALTER B. WILLIAMS ( co, AIcts ia2Sld
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INMAN I.INLs
Il q ENSTQYEN and II.

i UNITED STATES e ROYAL MAI STEtMEas
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL,
Every Thursday and Saturday.
City u Berlin 549l tons City of Montreal 4490
Slty Of Richmond 1901 :. City Of Brussels. ST7S
City Of Chester--..4566 " City of N York. $500
These MAGNIFICENT steamers are among tine strong
est. LARGEST ana fastest the Atlantic and have
water and electric bells in statsrooms. revolving
chairs in saloons, bath and smoking rooms, barber
shOps etc.
For rates Of passage and other information apply
20 JOHN G. DALE, aren't, 81 Broadway, y. Y. d; or to
D b BROSNAS, S26 g St J. W BOTELER Il
BRO, 923 Penna- ave. g. W. MORSE. Adams Ex-
press. Washington. decsS-e0lys
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On MONDAY MORNING. February 3d-.
1879 commencing at 10 O'clock, at No. SO4 49,
Z street, between Sth and 9Th streets d W. VII n
shall sell the following elegant goods. viz:
French Plate Gilt Frame Pier Mirror
Superior Parlor Suites. upholstered in reps.
Walnut MarbletOp Tables.
Rep and Lace Window Hangings, Shades
Elegant Turkish Lounges, Bed Lounges
Eastlake Chamber Suites, Queen Ann style.
Superior Black Walnut Marble-top Chamber Fur
niture, in suites and separate pieces
Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows and
Boosters.
Spring Underbeds. Toilet Ware
brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets.
TWO Billiard Tables, with balls, cues, racks and
counters complete.
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs &c.
\. B.-1he above Furniture all made to order.
and is of the latest designs and of the very best
workmanship and Las been used but short time
Tt rms cash THOMAS BOWLING.
lan3Odts TPOstl AuctiOneer
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THONAs BOWLING, Auchoueer.

| - 1o-KORROW.
| THoNAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
sTPFEIoR RFPCnyERFD RECLINING CHAIRS.
II \ MkkAGI AMP p,f 2IH u cHAMBER
EEE EE = F, TIL FIX 9Ws AND BoIsTERs; Wal,
C CARPETS cookING AND HEATING if,1i
ALAAEs.GtECCo.NNsIGNNMENToE CRocKERY WARE.
EEl $ DRIED APPLES: COUNTERs: Wire
Or si sATfk "a + Mo oKSES4S February
Is.?; at 10 O'clock. in front of sales room, / VI
shall sell general assortment of the above ~
weather.
ian302t THOMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer
WALTER B WILLIAMS & co. Auctioneers.
w fse1, corner 10th and northwest
EXTENSIVE sane Of FURNITURE. CAR
Walnut NJ + Dressing Case and Bureau Sets. Wal.
@ Reps WanS h9 ceasr Taa arS s
Htra Large Walnut saioon Tables Six Co:ta age
Se as' 81 ahnerent styles: Walnut Extension Ia
fss nd r.asy
Leather Pillows. Beds and Bolsters Blankets
cue aa aso Bra o'
on sel sA re bnss,n f EabEes 1879
ming at 10 an, we shall SELL in front of ourtA
auction rooina. the above and other goods, re- IA
moved to our rooms for convenience of sale
!,V u Nai4lEh D. WILLIAMS y Gu, Aucts
RIRcH RoBEY b. Anc s ne ,I..n, .r..
SPEED FOR SALE, SPEED FOR SALE,
We Will sell at our Bazaar, on SATURDAY, ~
February Feb y lsti At 1910 am a magnit5ioent EsS
bends high, tail touching the ground and loving
| name sound IS the day he was foa ed, and RECORD
BETTER THAN 23O This horse is perfectly kind
in and ont Of stable and fearles! of a locomotive
Mr.. o. Is. Sanderson has handle this horse for
about ten days. and satisfied himself and owner
thsi he is troter and the finest gated horse in the
all the cross eaits. He is sold for no fault. The
sale Will be positive. His sulky will be sold with
him. 1t is Cahrey and pronounced by every
driver in the city be The finest they ever sat in
jan2I-3teo BIRCH X ROBEY. Aucts.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF yALUA BILE IMPROVED
1 REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUJTION.
Ii! er No SAT, folio 484, of the land records 4 ri
of the District of Columbia the uniersigned-X.A
front OF the premises on TUESDAY, the Dist day Of
January, 1879 at A. O'Clock M the south twenty
five t25J feet front by hundred 900 feet deep
hundred and nineteen (419) III the city of Washing
ton, D. C., with the improvements. consisting of a
brick store and dwelling This valuable business
property Is situated at the northeast corner OF Sth
ana X streets northwest.
90 twelve tl21 and eighteen dSl months, the pur-
chaser to give his notes for the deferred payments
bearing interest at the rate OF 6per cent per annum
and secured by a deed of trust upon the property
800 down At time Of sale.
j 5S GAF + S'kr11.} Trustees,
CHAs. W. HANDY Auct'r dec312sw3w&ds
HE- THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED until
MONDAY, the 9th day of January, 1879, at same
jan2l 2aw&ds CHARLES W. HANDY, Auc.
re- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY. February LIST, 1879, at hour and
jams 2aw&ds CHARLES W. HANDY. Auct.
THOAIAS DOWNING Arciiopnar
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Young 4 MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORy BRICK
SI0kE AND DWELLING, No. SI3 NORTH
pCAPIIOl., BETWEEN Ii AND 1 STREETS.
AD 1877. and recorded III Liber ISL, folio 81 ss::!5
81 the land records for the District of Column LIN
GfTm at IL O'Clock p. ~, on THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 9th, 1879, lot numbered SO, of Browns
lrCNements.
Terms: Oue-third of the purchase money In cash,
and TIE balance in six, twelve and eighteen months
secured by deed Of trust upon the property sold,
and The notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at
Annually A deposit of 500 required at the time
OF sale. All cOnveyanciDgl and recording at the
purchasers cost. If the terms of eale are not com
nled with IN seven % days, the Trustees viii resell
the properly 1T the risk and cost of thu defauting
purchaser WILLIAM B. JONESl
1an24-eoSdfs b. F. STEIGER. 1r"s'ees-
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lNHUM4N TREATMENT RESULTING IN DEATH
MIS-. Louisa Avery was arrested at Montgomery,
Mass, Wednesday, on charge of knocking
down and dragging on the floor Mrs. Betsy
Wright. aged SO, town pauper, whom she had
taken contract to board. The inhuman treat
mert resulted in the death of Mrs. Wright.
The town is intensely excited An examination
of Mis-. Avery will take place at Westfield She
claims that the Old woman caused more trouble
than she expected.
SINGULAR CoINCIDENCE-On Thursday night
last, as Mrs Annie Stewart, wife OF Mr.. Robert
Stewart, a we'll engraver of 194 Hall
street, Brooklyn, was talking cheerfuily to her
husband, she fell dead. Yesterday afternoon,
as Henry Rul]ford, a florist, of 12 Fort Greene
place, was carrying to the house Of Mr.. Stew
art floral emblem, which had been ordered by
the friends of the dead woman, he, too, dropped
dead, within few steps OF the house. He was
60 years OF age.-IN. J.. Sun, Goth.
A YOUNG WOMAN In New York In 1879 knelt
with che Alfred Tegetmeir and together they
solemly vowed before God that they were man
and Wife, Tie New York supreme court thinas
this performance lacks the essential elemert OF
validity; in fac; IL decides that 1t Was no mar
riage at all.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE

1 u
i
RICH TURKISH AND PERSIAN GOODS,
By ORDER OF
JACOB SCHNiTZER ESQ
MANUFACToa's AGENT.
81 Broad street, Neur York,
Being the finest and most elegant assortment ever
offered al Public Sale in this City
Comprising
Rare MOSAIC, PORTIERE5 and WINDOW CUR
TA1NS; hich and Unique SERIAL and MOSAIC
WORK PIANO. SOFA and TABLE COVERS
Artistically Embroidered CHAIR COVERS: AN
TIQUE, KARABA0K, PERSIAN, KONIAR DA-
GHISTAN. MECCA and KELiM RUGS: G MA
MAN and bAGDAD CURTAINS: Finest KHO-
kOSsAN CARPETS: GBOURDAZ Il COULA
RUGS; CASHMERE and BOKHAVA SILK
RUGS; ARMENIAN EMBROIDERIES; SNIYR-
Ma LACE SETS, &c, &c. So., TO BE SOLD AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING
February Id at and Z O'Clock, and continuing
each day at same hours until all soil at the ele
gait and comncdious ttoIc. No. 1926 NEW YORK
8NENCE. NEAR 15rH STREEr. Every article
Will be warranted represeutaG.
EXHIBITION FRIDAY MORNING.
Jan3c6t DUNctNspN BROS. Ancts
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
BEING TNO-STOkY FRAME HOUSE, No
25l5 | STREET NORTHWEST - -

%.
25l5 STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated July 18th, -
AID 1875, and duly recorded i'll Liher No fsHf3
193 Folio 162; one Of the land records for the .A0
District of Columbia. and by direction of the party
front of the premises, on SATURDAY, the 1st day
OF February, 1879, at ~ O'Clock pm. the following
nnba, to wit The east seventeen feet front by the
depth OF Lot numbered four a. in Square num-
bered sixteen 90, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms OF sale One half of the purchase money to
he paid in cash, and the balance in six ana twelve
months, With INTEREST from day of sale and until
PAD, at FER cent. per annum, secured upon the
property SOLD all cash, at the purchasers option
deposit OF $50 viii be required at the time of
sale and all conVeyanCiDg and recording at the cost
of the purchaser If the terms of sale are not com
pied with within seven days from day of sale, the
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
The above described property viii be sold subject
to such taxes general and special may be against
tLesam JOSEPH G. PEARSON rrre.oa
,-ro,., CHAS: h. FRASER, ! it"'ea'
iaDlS. p % % S,30NdS
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE IN WASHINGTON CITY, D. c., ON &
SIREkT S0IITH, BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS WEST.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated Novem- ga
Der 2fth, 1871, and recorded in Iiber $50, pages s.:
4ui &c. Of the land records of the District of R
Co umlla and at the request of the party secured
thereby we Will sell. on MONDAY, the ION Feb
rUaTy 1872 at public auction. III front Of the prem
lses. al OCock all of Lot L. IN Square 297 i'll
tie city of Washington, d. O.. with the improve
nents and appUrtenancCS
Terms of sale Oae-third cash balance in six twelve
anC eighteen months with interest at eight (S) per
cent per aDnum in notes of the purchaser to be Sc
cured 10y deed of trust on the premises sold Con
VeyaIrcing at purchasers cost resale will be had
ct purchasers risk should compliance be not had
with terms Of sale within days after sale $500
down at tine of sale.
jams. 81 feb3.5,7lO G. n THoM,} Trustees.
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T I. coLDwEIL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

..
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWOSTORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. NO. 2}l
Fonk-AND-AHALF STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust dated "a
pee mper l9, A; D, 1877, duly recorded in ffea3
LiDer No o14 folio 266 ct seq. of the land .A
records Tor the District of Columbia and at the re-
qnest OF the holder of the note secured thereby we
VIII sell at public auction, in front of the premises
O'clock Pm al that certain piece or parcel OF
una iS!nf ai,d Eeiile situate in the city OF Wash
s9nth seventeen az feet front 10y the depth
hundred and tmrty-four (53p, together with tile M
Terms: One-third cash, ard thu balance in six
we've and eighteen months from day of sale for
Wh,ch NOE OF the purchaser viii be take at i per
cert per annnn, secured 10y deed of trust au!
Insurance on the property sold; or all cash. at ii
oI non OF ire purchaser deposit of 800 require
~ tlne OF sale, and all recording and Conyeyancng
4, eh ;s cost The Trustees reserve the r.t
IN seven days from time of SALE at risk and cost Of
Ctftu ltIEg urcEasfr
BRAINARD II WARNER1 ,r
1T CHARLES B PEARSON, trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-31

AMiCABlE SETTLEMENT OF A BREACH OF
PROMISE CASE.-The case OF the Commonwealth
vs.. Wllllam sykes, for breach OF promise to Miss
Nancy Fourhand, was concluded at a late hour
Monday night, the jury bringing in a verdict of
guilty and fixing the sentence at three years in
preferred the latter alternative. and the two
were united in marriage at the county court
room by the Rev. Reverdy Esttll, rector of Trim
lty Episcopal church. The girl went home
with her parents and the young man with his
lareDtS IL NOrfnA Iifnininll oQth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-31

MOVES LEGISLATIVE EXPENSES-A telegram
from New Haven, Conn.,. Jan. 2s, SAYS: The
statements concerning the contents of Benia-
min Noyes' check-book, now In Receiver Rus
sells hands, and said to show that $50, 900 were
used by Moves for Legislative expenses" in
1879, 10 prevent the repeal OF the charter OF
Noyes' insurance company, have called forth
public letter from Charles Durand speaker of
the house or that session, who demands the
publication OF the names in the book at once