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kNoCH ARDEN EXPERIENCES N TIE WEST
telegram from Lebanon, o.. January p. saws.
lady calling herself M0ii!c Crimes came Ia
cehnIoWn. three miles from this place wear
ago FROM Lafayette. Ind. with boy II wear,
aDd daughter Just reaching 10 woman-S
estate, She said she had bee. divorced from
htf husband. She soon became acquainted
with v lillian Thompson. ana they We're mar
RED. Last Friday @. u. sounds. "a famous
evangelist arrived in Genntown to fQaugur9te
revival. IN tie evening large crowd gath
cred At the church, and a. Sounds Was about ia
begin his address. the young lad mentioned
above very suddenly recognized ia the good
minister his own pateTfamiliaS The precaeioH5
youth at once made his discovery known 10 the
assembled multitude. his mother. strange to
say, Joining in with win in the work OF iienti-
fcation. lie persisted that ''MolIe Crimes
was not his wife. ana 'Moilie Grimes" forget
ting her ''SWeet William" persisted with a.
much Nchemence that Tie Rev. a. q. sounds
''eNangeiist.' was her husband. and denied the
matter OF divorce. but gives 40 further eXpla-
ton. The hardest rub is on William. His wife
cleaNeth not as she should. ana would TAIN tiy
from his 10 ether arms that are not 0ur-
stretched 10 receive her. And during all this
confusion the Rev. Mr.. sounds is diligently a
WORK III an Effort 10 get up a revival IN GEM
town.
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RAILROADS.
RA1lTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAUK.
National Route and Short Line 90 th.
North, N0rthWest. West
and Southwest.
To tske effect Sunday, Nov. II, 1875

To take effect Sunday, Nov. II, 1875.
LEAVE waSHINGTON:l
only I:,,o Stops at ,sfiglsys Laurel An2apoiis
Breakfast at Relay.
$50 8: m-..BaltinoFe, Annspolis and Way. pied
mont, St-asbufE, winchester, HaSerstOwu, and
Way va Relay)
:! ia ~ a. mP lB nc R and Laurel Edpress
Winehester. HagsrstoGn, and Way Stations;
9srk fa41 a1 t. f SsS papa a s
Philadelphia Stops at Annapolis junction.
and Fittsbnrs EIpress Frederef. Hsserstosn
and Valley Branch except Sunday. Through
e dsy 4ssoD 10 c s, TO e9oees M
800 .; m-on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 .. m.Balt1nlore Express. Stops at Bladana
burg, College, Betsviile, Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton, Jeesup's and Hanover.
210 p. m--Batimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City and
II so 2. m.-New York, Philadelphis and Boston
Express. Stops at Laurel.
Il :Ss ,; u on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 p m.~Baltimore, Blaaensburg. and Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap-
-t:s5p ?. m.NPoint Of Rocks Frederick. Haserstown.
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only
"A 20 =. m.-Baltmore. Annapolis and Way Sta-
$50 T. n.-Philadelphia, Norfolk snd Baltimore
Express EIlicott City. Norfolk except Sun
and Laurel
& so n. m.-Baltinore and Way Stations
= so p. m-Chicaso and Columbus Express. ssey'
ing Cars to Chicago.
rs 10 .. m-BaltimOTe Express.
100 p. m.-Peut of Rocks and Wsy Stations.
g 90 D. m.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville sn.
Pittsburg Express Pittsburs. except Sul27-
Pullman Cars.
sIO15 =. m.-New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Express Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
Sleeping CGr to New York, and Special Sleeping
Car 10 Philadelphia
~ Daily. On Sunday only. Other trains daily
sscept Sunday.
A ctn,, afP atsv HFsffou
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eB-"What did you do then?r asked Colonel
George, after badgering q witness In the Lowell
Rasiroad case, at Salem. II went to the rescue.
like a lawyer for mans pocket-book,r replied
the witness, and the retoft was enjoyed all
ar, und.-f Best. Pest.
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( ,HAkLLn ". HANDY, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPER
TY SITUATE ON ] STREET. BETWEEN l9rF

TRTsTEE's SALE OF a VALUABLE PROPER
IN SITUATE ON ] STREET. BETWEEN l9rF
AM 10TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deco OF trust, bearing date sy,a
helot1 day of Dc. ellber. A D. 1876, and -
recorded in Liber No So folio 50. of the -4.:x-
land records Of the District of Col,lnlhia and by
direction Of the parties secured thereby, We viii
Offer for sale at public, auction, in front of the
nises, on MONDAY, the 2eth day of january,
1879 ct O'Clock p Ii lot numbered seventeen 10
III the subdlEIslon of Part of Equare numbered one
hundred and eighteen I1S recorded III the office
Of tie surveyor Of said strict IN iber +. L. Hoxe,
pages t3l and 3d. October 27 1876. This loi has q
front on street north of Is feet, by depth Of about
- feet aud Is improved by handsome three story
Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: Onefourth cash, balance in six
20, twelve I2l, and eighteen tf8l months the pur
chaser to give his notes for the deferred payments
bearing interest at tae rate of seven 10 per ceut
per annum until paid, and secured by deed OF
trust upon the property sold. A deposit OF 2IOl
will be required at the time of sale.
NAHI.ON ASHFORD -,,.oos
tanl0-d&ds EUGENE CARUSI, trustees
rs TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED r!utl
SAL URhAY, January 18th. 1879 al same hour and
place. BY or,er of Trustees.
1ar2l-d&ds CHARLES ". HANDY. Auct.
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M1hRrEn

the n -la.tsr,. ri n {, 80 Asi'rsrv 2lSt IN-s a,
H. Y sheridan, J. Erc,N iSHS''taS' - =, a 10y
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TIE PICTURE painted by the Virginia City
Eatoi,r'Ne. al the opening OF the new wear. j.,
on The Whole moi likely 10 tempt emigrants 10
the silver state. ''NoWhere on earth. SAYS the
Enterprise. lin this or any other age. have The
same number OF people produced 30 much
wealth as in Nevada during the past eight
years: and the cost OF living is moi eytraVa-
CANT" Yet. according to the Enterprise. there
Is mitch destitulion and poverty: there are
always great many people out OF employ
nent, and The clalactero OF the mines requires.
as rule. that mining be conducted by Iarr,.
companies possessing heavy capital" Nevada
although admitted into the union as a state as
a war measure over Il years ago, has to-day bu
little more than half OF the population of the
18th ward OF this city. A few men are enor-
mousiy wealthy, while the vast majority sweat
and toll ia the hot depths OF mines earning big
dividends for the BONANZA kings. Such coun-
try is no place for emigrants seeking happy ana
Independent homeS-fN Y Sun.
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Office 420 9TH st. IL W
lal2l-d&ds FRED. KOONES Trustee

i'EUSIEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M PROVED
L PROPERTY. SITUATE No 1906 TWENTY
SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN AND L
STREETS NORTHWEST
Under and by virtue of deed of trnst, sssA
dated the 10Th day Of MAJ, d. 1874, and f.sS
corded in Liber No: 1872, folio 238. one of In
the land records for the County of Washington Dis
trict Of Columbia and at the'request of tbs part;
secured thereby, l will sell at public auction, il,
front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th day OF
February, at 30 O'Clock pm the following, de
scribed Real Esate, situate in the City OF Washing
ton. D. G. to wit All those pieces or parcels Of
ground situate, lying and being in the City of Wash
iEgton. District of Columbia, known and described
as Lots D. and *. in Samuel C and Everett
Nroe's subdivision Of Square numbered four 4
toyether with the improvements consisting Of !,
improve ments.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash balance in one and
two Years. with interest at per centu,n per annnm
IRON Gate of sale. secured on the property or all
at the option of purchaser deposit OF 5000 viii be
required at time OF sale. II the above terms are not
COMPLIED with in seven days the Trustee reserves
the right to resell The property at the risk and cost
of defaulting purchaser. ALI conyeyancng at cost
of purchaser. N''>
J. TARBELL DYER. Surviving Trustee
WALTER b. WILLIAMS u CO., Aucts. ja2I I'd
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CHAHCERY SALE OF PREMISES NOS. ABB
WASHINGTON. D. G. UNDER DECREE By
THE 81 PREME COURT. II. c., IN NO. 1859
EDt ITN.
On IBTFSDAV. January 30, 1879. al s-s
O'clock +: ~. will offer for sale at public I."fM
auction. IN front OF the premises IN sela' ate 4-
parcels. the above described property being parts
Of lois 10 and u. square south Of Square SIS
Terms: ore-third cash residue ia three equal in
stainlenS at six. twelve and eighteen months at
par cent. interest. Tne retained until fuIl payment
Of purchase monty $50 deposit on accordance ot
each biz. Ccnyeyaucing and recording at pur.
tlIaSer's COSTS
For further particulars Apply To
JAMES :. EDWARDS. Trustee.
363 street :, w. city.
= E. WAGGANAN, AUct. iauI 4 IiI,wGt
On tn
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

RGOsF 6USPENDERS.
Are something new" and comfortable, at 50 cent,
and 81 pair
Tne Rosebery,' Scarf at 81.
The LAngham" Scarf at 81.
The " Waterloo" Scarf at 81
The Duke of Bedford" Scarf at IL
These are warranted "Lloyd Attree & Snnishf
London Neck Wear" latest designa Large Line
lust opened. ut close prices
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY,
oct15-tf $50 II Ut. -. co., Opp. Patent ONCE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
superb selection for Gentlemen's Oress In
and Street Wear received snd ready for In.
Bpection, and offered at fair prices MA
Respectfully request the continued fSVora Of -
cay patrons And the public generally.
FL EEIBERGER.
CITIzyys' ARMY EAyI MERCaANT TAILoa,
ESS 16tH street,
aepl04f Corcor.n Building.
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AUCTION SALES


SAsIL Il LUNr., Anct,onter,.
= Marble Building
Corner cf 9th stree; and Pennsylvania ave.
VIII I've sold On THURSDAY. at 10 O'Clock ~
pew SHOW CASES ,sll,er plated. n
A''' New Il tx RN II Fl
s ,Eo4 ! E 51i, SLA fs,S,A;i :,
Zine CUTLERY. JtYELR}. * Ii
N-AITER Il. WILLIAMS * Co. Aucrioneers.
SALE OF FURNITURE: CARPETS. &c. AT
Wslnl:t Frasge Parlor sute, Unhols'ered Raw SIX
Chairs; PsteDt Spring Rockera Handsome,
Is;rey and Easy Chairs: walnut Extension
tral ccitsEs Suites q varians Designs siss and
G9ors Hush no ana Hair Mat,restes Feather
stair. hal, ard Room Carpets; Iarior Stoves
WlI.ow shades and Corniees; Walnut Frame
French Plate Mirror; Walnut Bookcase; &c,.
On T15 ESP A. 4aaparg 2stn besinaiss At 70
AMID WALTER b Will IAMs & co anct-
z II. WARMER. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
fth2XE s2, Gk9p re E Nt.N& The F, hAR4
sfSESfH aND Est sTk ah1s NoR 1fEH of
4 WILKINS BOOK STORE AND For OF,
IA IA
r! j. 1879 and recorded I4iber 20. folio <,n!3
va OF the and II cors- ot the District of Co A@-
un ba, and aiso b. virtue OF deed of tr,ls: DAT NJ
Ju1 49, 4. and recorded al Iloer Nc 20. fo> Is
NJ OF the ana records IF the pstriU; of { .u,1 ba
VIII sell st publ, auction. in front Of the prem Sc
70 the hgt tst BIDDER at O'Clock on MONDAY,
February "a, 1879. part of Lots eight -, and r.e
~, III Square four hundred AMI fifty five ss55,.
lying n said city of Washington, District OF Colum,
.la and being Iros ed 10y tue large fnr-story a"d
mansard roof building ct the Dortea I corner ii IT
and streets, the Post Once ani Inter or D.
psrtmens. ,iat giving exact description of the
property viii be exhibited At the sale. This pronnr
9 from its ofat"l rresF nts tempting opror;un ty
for investment to large capitalists.
Terms Five thousand dollars cash. ard the ba'-
ce in six. twelve, eighteen. twenty-f0ur and
II rysiX months with iIt rest ut six per eat ray
able s. ,nl-aEnualy, and secured 10y dead of trust
upon the prov erty, containing covenant for the
Insurance for the benefit of TIE deferred notes
M their payment. and also for the payment of
taxes live hundred dollars TO he paid at the sale
when the propery is struck 81. In case the terms
ar not complied with in ten DAYS after the sale the
Tn see re eryes the right TO I'll the property st
lie Use and cost Of the detau!tlng purchaser after
hive days advert cnent in the Evening Star. All
convey ancing ana recording at the purchasers
cost.
jan22d&ds WlL Fl. WARD. Trustee
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DUBBERS, RUBBERS. RURBERs
25c.. CSC, CSC

loo go LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN'S
RUBBERS from the best manufacturers rArAsef
this day. Sold for 70 cents pain AT the great
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MRS. FLORENCE has made novel advance in
the matter OF stage costumes. When 1.-The
mighty Dollar was lately given for her benefit.
in San Francisco, she not only wore a different
dress in each act, but made change while en-
gagged IN dialogue on the stage. meray STEP
ping behind screen While one dress was taken
Off and another nut on
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Two BOYS BURIED IN A SNow-UoUsE-A
special dispatch from Detroit, Mich, Jan. Is.
says: John Huseler and Frank BolIie, bows about
eleven years old. had built snow house with a
roof, the walls on three sides being eight feet
high and nine inches thick the fourth wall
being fence. While the boys were on the in
side Of the structure, this afternoon, it fell on
them and they were unable to extricate them
selves. Bottle managed TO get his head through
a hole in the fence, and was got out unhurt, but
Huseier was smOthered under the snow and,
though there were signs OF life when his body
was recovered, it was impossible to resuscitats
him.
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A LOCOMOTIVE. perhaps the largest ever made.
grade Oh the Rocky Mountains of the Afchison.
1opeka and Santa F. Railroad. II has ten wheels
or paper With steel tires and the iire-bax is he
Ieet long. WI hen In working order II weighs
1lo.oO0 pounds It's weight is so great that the
western roads won't LEI II go over bridges.
aud 1t VIII have therefore TO be dismantlad
&c ran. however, over all the bridges OF the
PennSy iyania road
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u. GEORGES,
81 Manufacturer OF Gents Pine BOOTS. SHOES
and CATERS,
Corner 9TH and g streets, under National Hotel
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT
Repairing neatly executed. New tastes .nsertei
in Caters 10y patent machine price rs csnts 70 81
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Tue rush is great FROM a m t. pm C.y
carry az the great BOSTON SHOE AUCTION 4pl
Pennsylvania avenue.
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CHRISTIANS IN TIE BLACK HrIS-A christ
mas tree was gotten I'D among the miners AZ
Deadwood, Christmas, and presents FOR every
pous Meic iuilS thefeoc. Another
lame was called, and The man who stepped for
ward and was considered by the npopla here a
a little OF" received as his present a chang
mans moose. with a card attached. saving ..34
hours TO git Outea the town"
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D4NGFRs OF SLEIGHING IN PENNSYLyANIA-
In Philadelphia, at noon Monday, party of
young men started UP town in a Sleigh and
alter a trip through the park they returned
reaching their starting point about II O'Clock
Monday evening. Most OF the party had during
the trip been drinking rather freely. and on an,
tlElng at "a ana Green Streetso one OF their num-
Der, named Daniel Louder. aged q years, living
at NO. 332 vincent street, was found sitting ia
Tie sleigh in very weak and exhausted condt-
tlon. He was removed to his home and medical
assistance rendered, but without avail as he
died about an hour afterwards. Al PottStown.
Ia, as Geo. Pennypacker and wife. OF Upper
providence. Montgomery county, were RETURN
ing In sleigh from 4 church dedication SUNDAY
the harness broke. Mr.. Pennypacker was thrown
cut and his wife jumped oul and burst 4 blood
vessel and died in one hour.
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WANTED-You to know that first-class SEQ.
w OND-HAND SUIT is better and cheaper than
a READY-MADE NEW ONE. Try at JUSTH'S
Old Stand, No. GIG D street, between 9th and 7th
streets northwest, or Branch Store, No 4Os 9th
street northwest. N. B.-very good prices paid for
promptly attended to. tally
CECOMD ~ CLOTHIN6.-The vuly pl>,.
- In the city to dispose OF secondhand CIota q 9,
Watches. Cana PISTOLS. &o. q TAI. cash proe. 10 al
tha ORIGINAL HERZO6'H.
rs 9TH stirred. near PennG. AVA
y oaNin9 o q Addfessing Sas ahoys number, OF
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DIED AT PRkYER--MarIy LaiiY. a Young NO
man, aged twenty eight years. while attending
mass at st. James'S church. Boston. SUNDAY
morning, had advanced TO The Chancpl ran and
pafiakeh OF the sacrament, and kneelng long
er than usual, was touched by lady. who dis
covered that she was dead She was Apparently
wen until The moment OF going 10 the cnancel
ana tLe cause OF her deatn l. a mNsteEE.
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GLSDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN

AND 5EORGETOWN,
OonF.eociaa eft PhHddelphta erEfa CEsds,s
Ls-se Tor B0stoH, PToctdence, 6Iss
IL q Nefc ENGLAND STATES.
Sailing Days.
from Phiafe. pbia- saturday, ~ n Z.
FROM Tss.ington-Monday, st II n u.
From Gs0r1etOwp-Monday, st p. u
Ereigtts received daily until .. Aa:eaEl
oils OF isj4Es E1Ven TO Boston and ~!rSH n
Providence, and Fab River. Con Gs.,sss9sssssz:
7;gness 77Eniz.z their goods landed ST
Georgetown wharf VIII SleAse have them marked
f'G,sOT0StCtr5.. L. C."
For fur tcformation appiy 10 J. a. JOHNSON 4
co. 1909 T street northwest, snd l2tist-cet Whsrf
Nashingtor. D G.; @. F. HYDE. 80 Water strees.
SeorsstowL, u. O.; WILLIAM r GLIDE co; !;
phis LcR.S:L1y
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
COS Pennsylvania areaue. fHt
PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN ACCOUNT OF -
STOCK. / WILL BELL ALL Ny FALL AND
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST
FEW QUOTATIONS.
.ee' Pebble 3OAl Button Boots. e. 20
ladies' CTS made Goat Button .......-.-- l %
Ladies' Custom made, Navy Blue, diagonal or
thecktop ButtUn...- 2p3
Ladies' Goat Solid Leather Side Lace. I 20
Ladies' Custom made Goat Lace ..-.......-.. Is
Ladies' French Kid Box Toe Button. ........ 3 90
LOCO other styles, ranging IN price 10 70 ~
Gents Solid Leather, Congress Caters LOO
Gents Bay State Shoes 11a
Gents Hand-st1tched Calf Congress 300
Gents {Burt's) Cslf Congress. ........-..... 20
Gents (Burt'sD CAT Button BoOts.....-...... > 50
Gents Fine Calf Boots ATS
Gents LOCO styles Boots and Shoes. SOC 20 608
Gents Best Rubbers. &c. Ladies' ............- rs
Gents Best Arctcs Sl20, Ladies' ............. 80
All kinds of Shoes for Boys and Children at TN.
heard of low prices.
These the best and cheapest goods ever offered
at any legitimate sale III this city.
janStr GEO. MCCARTHY
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IEifLE MURDER IN TEXAs.-A special dis
patch TO the Cincinnati Enquirer from san An
tonic; Texas, January Is, says: A horrible trioIe
murder has Just occurred on Sabina Creek.
Ealoe county. William Thompson, a large
sleep-oWner, with buggy and mule, drove our
nom his rancho. Not returning, search was
mace and his body was found four mites from
nome, with one shot through the head his
mar pelng p0Wder-burnt. and his mule was
stolen. Further search revealed that his two
herders, Mexican and an American. had bee n
shot TO pieces and their dead bodies left on the
prall1e. Ihe murdererS were trailed WeStWard
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FARMER SwART'S DEATH.-Teunis Swart
farmer. formerly OF West Charlton, died on the
10th OF November last in Schenertai y under cir
cumstances which, coupled with the levity of
MS Wlle On the occasion, gave rise to suspicious
or Ioul play. Swart was about 20 years OF age
ana some twelve years ago married Miss Teller.
who is yet under 40. A few days before his
death Swar was taken violently ill, and his
wife neglected to summon a physician. and
mlnisteied TO him herself. In a day or two
SWart died. Recently suspicion was revived by
the marriage OF Swart'S widow 10 a young man,
Aaron Spit G, with whom, it is alleged, she was
On terms OF Intimacy during the sickness OF her
husband. At length the remains were eN-
humed. and Prof. Perkins OF Union college is
making an investigation.-[Aib oag Journal
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The frstC..-- Steamers % TINS lie. W A.
'sCHIEDA1f" and MAS" carrying The u s.
mail to the Netherlands. leave Jersey City every al
ternate "Wednesday aud Saturday Cabin e65-&1O;
Intermediate Si5-S5U; Steera9e 1913. H. CAZAGX,
Cien1 As't % South William ST., New YORK: PUNCH
MORRIS. 81 Z way, Cfenl Passser A9si. tsnl-1y
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DoWNMAN Il GREEN, Auctioneers.

TRrSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE 1MpROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON STRICT SOUTH. BE.
TWIN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
EAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust to me- bearing s-s
dale on the 9Th October. 1915, and recorded T;V3
IL IIber No. 500, to:fo $50 of the land records I2
for tho District " Columbia, aud at the raInest OF
the party secured thereby, viii sell AZ pnblic auc
ten, ID front of The premises. on THURSDAY, the
81 tn Day of January a ID. 1879, at O'Clock m all
that piece or parcel of ground situate the city OF
WASHINGTON, In the District OF Columbia, known Is
Lot numbered sixteen C6.l i'll Charles Ju,t'S re
corded subdivision OF Lots numbered three (3 -four
g. i've SIX IT, seven t) thirty seven (37} thir
tyelxht (aS ana thIftyDIne (39) III square num-
bered seven hundred and thirty-two 1872 with the
llnprovemants, consisting Of three-story Brick
Dwelling House with all modern improvements
Terms Of sale as prescribed by deed of trust One
half cash; ba ance III 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
quiTed at time of sale. Conveyancing at cost OF
purchaser. If terms not compiled with in i've
days from day OF sale he Trustee reserves the right
to resell at cost and risk of defaultng purchaser
after five days advertisement
ianl. lit WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee
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TRJ SITES SALE OF THE VALUABLE RESI-
i Dt nee ON THE MORT HEAST CORNER OF
X 81 RECT AND VERMONT AVENUE.
By virtue deed of trust, dated June 10Th. IL
1878, recorded July 80. 1873, iu Washington t7::?
Land Records book 125, page l6e. and at the E::h
request of the creditor secured thereby we will sell
at pnbc auction. in front Of The premises, on
SAT- RDAA February lst, 1879, at o'clock in the
afternoon. al that piece parcel Of land lying and
beng III the city of Washington ami known and
DESIGNATED on the ground plat thereof as lot
bercd twelve tl2), square two hundred nd seven
teen (2l,). according 20 kidweil's subdivision
thereof all as more fully described in said deed of
trust. to which reference is hereby made, torether
with the residence and improvements thereon, sub
jet TO all lawful prior liens on said premises.
Terms Five hundred dollars cash at time of sale
and the balance in equal instruments, in three, six
nine and twelve months respectively. with interest
at per cent, secured 10y deed Of trust on tn
properly,
BENJAMIN I. BHTLER.l -ru,,s.oos
WA. l.. CHANDLER, J trustees
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1000 pair MEMS CALF. sewed, pessed, single
double and top soles, at IS. 80, al the BOSTON
SHOE HOUSE, 49l Pennsylvania avenue.
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MEMS RUBBERS AT 50 CENTS
ATTENTION TO LADIES

ATTENTION TO IADIEs
Philadelphia city made Kid and Goat French
aud straight heel BUTTON BOOT, made by France
n Weeks, at 81
And LOCO pair LADIES' SIDE LACE ROOTS NJ
Sl,75 pair. Made by the best malIuf lcturer, IN
Baltimore.
THIS ENTIRE STOCK MUST Pr CLOSED OFT
By MARCH lsT To MAKE ROOM
For SPRING GOODS
ianl7tr T. RICHOI.D. PROrrrFrok
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
E'OLEl, Auctioneer
Will eel upon the premises 10 427 9Th ID.
street northwest. between d and F. streets, HXl
commencing JANUARY 18th, at ~ O'Clock, ~
and con'inCe from day 10 day, until disposed ~
oi, the following described goods
BANKRUPT STOCK.
10000 PAIRS OF BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS,
To lie sold without rese. va
All the above are Of first-class stock.
Dealers and ladies' invited, as the goods will be
sold III lots TO suit.
jan2O-3t FOLEY, Auctioneer.