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1879 r1s $$SfSS 1879
70 THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAsau1cKs1 EauIPMza1.
K.,ss E Ees 1ss 1sss s Depot
Ct 81. SIKH a and ~ srse ss f9o t
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
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sSH.dsy; Sith Ss;ss oar. 2 warns. ', i ss
daiy sto noes sa HsHysn and Emr' st 1oao
For New Ye.t ana me Eat. l 80 and 10 is pm.
ZIP f Ssss unit
e2cept Sunday.
1 wifi bos through u snoap,S
lffording direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid.
ing double ferriase and Journey across New
For 80 $50, ana 10 rs p daily.
va Limited EXPRESS sse. daily except SUNDAY
daily except Sunday 10 10 m. 30, &c. 40
For 1nsseos. s % D. and &c p NJ. daily. sr
as 4EP 1HB gWEash Ht
TON RAiLROAD. A'AA A1'A> "A'AAA
F'! As. ssaa s 81 II saaa:1 9 sna
Ills and pm.
For Richmond and the South q 10 a m and 20 D.
10. daily
Trains leave Ale1andra for Wsahtustou. 8. z 80
8 10, IL An: l, 20, s. 8 :16. and Il pm On
Sunday Ct 8 and 10 am, and rs pm
Tickets, Information. Sleeping and farlor Oar %
cOnmOdStiOnD be procured at thu OfiOAa north.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
q bs as Sse sssss bon
L r FANNIE. General PASSENGER Assna
FRANK THOMSON. General Mansser. now
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ARcADEs AMBo-Two OF KIND?-Brother
McClelland continued: 81 would like to know IL
Mr.. Talmage retracts the words he used when
he characterized Mr.. Hathaway's testimony as
q pack of neS?"
sMr Moderator" exclaimed Mr.. Talmape,
while all the galleries rose to look at him, II
wish at this point and before matters 90 any
further to offer to Brother Hathaway the right
hand OF Fellowship. Y. World report Of
TGlSadDe trial
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ITEIGER & LIEBERMANN. Real estate Aacta.

TRUSTEEH SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATn On NORTH SIDE 0F E STREE ~, 4 BE
sOUTHBAST. IMPROVED BY TWOSTORY
FRAME HOUSE, No. 654 E STREET SOUTH
EAST.
4, BY virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date IL
Ed in Liner No. S5i, folio i69. Of the land re- Gs:
cords OF the District Of Columbia and at the request
auction, In front OF the premises, ON SATURDAY.
the Sd day OF May, 1873, at O'Clock pm, the east
thereon.
Terms Of SALE: Onethrd ia cash; the balance in
equal instalnents at six and twelve months from
date Of sale. bearing interest at eight per cent
cured by deed OF trust on property Sold all cash
AL conveyancing at purchasers cost. II terms are
not complied with in five days. Trustee reserves
right to resell at risk and cost OF defaulting pur.
ca aser. RICHARD u. PAIRO.
ap22-eod& obs Trustee.
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TENT. Abel of Wabash was successfully
divorced from three wives. Then he married
the first, and now, upon her death, he has
reunited with the second. The third has reason
70 hope.
tE-The Rev. Christopher Harmon lectured In
the west on 1.-The Holy Land" One or his trav.
cling habits was to marry woman here and
there. He Is now 10 jail In GreenSburg, Ind, as
q bjpamiSt
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CALLED ON TO PAY BAcK.-Gov. Garcelon, OF
Maine, and his council have ordered that mem
bers and attaches Of the legislatures Tor the
years from 1872 to 1879, inclusive be sent copies
gard to mileage, and that each one be request
ed to return to the treasurer the amounts tlle-
gally paid 10 them as double mneage.|Sprtag-
field Republican,
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A TENNESSEE sHoorrNa.-In Miss A N Sin.
gletons beer saloon In Nashville, Tenn, sur.
day night, Thos. X. Baker treated sc 9eral
Irlenos, and, refusing to pay, he was locked In
stick OF wood. Her brother, A. NJ Singleton.
shot at Baker, slightly wounding him. Baker
returned the fire and killed Singleton. The
ooroDer's jury returned q verdict or 1ustaflahle
homicide
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ACCEPTING THR STTUATIoN.-Mr. W. A. Town.
send, the New York publisher the marriage OF
whose daughter TO hts coachman and house SER
want has just come TO light, has accepted the
situation and acknowledged the coachman.
Weeks, as his son-1n-law. He Is TO take care OF
his daughter until his son-in-law Is able TO 40
SO, and the latter promises to besfir himself
with view OF providing q home for his wife,
The husband has full permission to visit at Mr.
Townsends, and the wife is to visit her hus-
band at pleasure at his mothers home.
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TO-MORROK.

GREAT TRADE SALE OF l0OO 900 FINE QUAIL
" ITY Havana, Key West and Domestic Sega rs
at aa l; TN street between and streets. COM
all sold Sale positive. Dealers and spectators
invited.
ap22-4t FOLEY Auctioneer
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RAILROADS.

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRA0K.
National Route and Short Line to the
NORTH nd Msc a1eSs West
To take eject SUNDAY, Nov. II. 1s7a
oS dtg 6n Sn1Sa1 % sns
ss1s 4 as sass al re a1a'ps
se sas5a4a and Wa, Ra
r:1O I m.-Bsltimore and Laurel Kxpreaa
wlnehsssar. and Ws ss ssacns
$50 9 m--New York, Ph1lsdelphis. Boston and
Stops & Ssa 9u msE YORK and
ts 3e &m1st Louis. Louisyille. Chicago, Column
stannten. .Ps.5man ca to 0incinnsa dsiy: drsf
e sans:s sassS:
Ges 2s: z z.SRs sans
tign: Seasaps and Hanover;
.fl: 50 p.@9,.-Nex York, Philadelphi. and Boston
q ;S5 pm. On Sunday only Tor Baltimore and Way
$50 Baltimore. Bladensburs and Laurel
fz:sS p.m-Point Of Roofs. Frederick, Hasers.
1S v sna ap ~, VIZ sso3 On
p%Bsm %S And WAY
tions
rs 80 p.m.-Fhiladelphia Norfolk ana Baltimore
Expresses. EIicott City. Norfolk except Sunday.
Norfolk Passengers taken IN the CGys direct to Boot
at Canton. Stop at Bladensburg and Laurel
rs 80 p.m--Baltirnore &nd Way StationA
t7 30 pm. - Chicago and Columbus Expreee
Sleeping Cars to Chicago.
$40 p.m.-Baitimore Express.
S00 Pm.-Point OF Rocss and Way Stations.
TO 80 p.m.-St. Louis Cincinnati, LOuisyille and
Pittsburg Expresa Ptttsburg. except Sunday. Pull
man Cars
flOIb Pm.-Nsw York, Philadelphia and Baltt-
more Kxpreea- Stops ut Bl2densburg and Laurel
Sleeping Cor TO New York. and Special Sleeping
f)Daily. TON Sunday only. Other trains daily
For further Information sppiy 81 ticket ONCE do
got, corner Of New Jersey avenue md street, 619
col, COS, 1885 peuua. avenue NV, Washington; and
Masonic Temple. High St, Georgetown. whore tick.
Ats can be procured, and orders taken for baggage
70 be checked and received at any point In the fv
". NJ CLEMENTS. Master Transportation.
l. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
C3EOR(3E a KOONTZ General A0eut novIN
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A n issins0 Rrfde.
TEE MYSTERY OF Young MRS cHxurrs uvr
LEs1EDs DIsAPPRARANcE

lib S'ss. UT foUNG MRS. CHAKLRs HYL-
LEs1EDs DlsAPPEARANCK
Inc mystery that surrounded the case OF the
young wife OF Charles Hyllested of 40 wasS
twenty street. who eloped fnon her
home In Philadelphia with him. came IN New
York Is his bride, and subsequently went AVA
from bis home I'm close carriage with her reis.
ives, was not dispelled when II was rumorea
yesterday that she had sailed early In the morn
ing with her father I'm the Wisconsin for Eng
,,aho capt. Ryan or the Fourteenth street DO
nee nee knew nothing def1nite about the matter
- auu See, be said, mo complaint was ever
, ,naue 10 me heard casually that the young
Io ysa ~ mac been carried OF by her father.
ou,,sa NJ OF Philadelphia, and so I made In
efhass Inc father OF the girls husband, Mr.
Snailes Hyilested, cotton Broker would say
hounine ABOUT the case: but. by inauiries 4
iesfhea what was printed in this morn,ngse S,,,
clnce theh nave talked with the oid oanf,c
Hian, ana with his son, younger brof bo, ~ ~.
young woman's husband MI HyiieSfed "a se e,,0
that the girls old nurse came To the ho, sas 49,
asked 10 see her. After they had talSei a vvesi1
together, his daughter fn- law went out with ia
nurse, and got into a carriage and went AVA
He thought that his son had already to,ncf
her, and that the two would soon return. The
brother said that the girl did not go AWAY osS
her own free viii, but was forced 70 do So 81
have been looking for her husband all day %
Mr.. Charles HylleStod, ST., a pleasant, white
haired gentleman, said last evening" have
nothing 10 say about this affair. IL Originated
In slight misunderstanding between the older
members OF the two families. The young peope
understand each other perfectly, aud are 60.
gether now. I know nothing about my sons
wife having gone to Europe-"-fN i. Sun, Esd
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

1RUsGEEs SALE +. OF m NEARLY ns133r NEW Two
ING.HoUsEs; No; 1915 9 STREET NOR RI
Modern IMPROVEMENTS.
. By virtue Ct deed Of trust. dated March Ia
$780, folio So, cne Of the land records for the ~
District ef Columbia. and at the request Of the
nublic auction, in front Of the premises. on
THURSDAY, April oath, A. d. 1879, at O'Clock
and situate in the city Of Washington and III strict
of Columbia. known and described as lot numbered
OF square one hundred and ninety tl9D.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash; balance in tnrse
cen months after date. with interest at seven per
C. mt per annnm until paid eecured 10y deed of trust
upon the property sold One hundred dollars re-
qui1ed as deposit at time of sale Conveyanciny and
recording at purchasers cost. If terms of sale are
not complied with in seven days, the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at risk and
api2ats J. HOLDS it s WORTH GORDON Tr,,stes.
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r II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctloneer.

TRTss;TEE sl e. SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
dHnEESTORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE
East SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET, Be
TWEEN F AND NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated June -
2 2sa ISL recorded in Liber No. ESQ folio SS
thereby. shall sell, Of public auction. Ia front of
O'clock n Al that certain piece or parcel Of ground
bis. and known and described e being part Of ori
t "a aS1 Numbered i've !b n Square num6eEed
same at the distance Of one hundred feet from the
southwest corner Of said square on 18th street. and
running due north twenty eight (18) feet and eight
s.. ned6es thence due eat ntnstyave as5 iess
thence west ninety 1--WE l96l feet to the place
OF 1egnn1ng, together with tho improvements rights
and appurtenanCes to the same belonging.
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purclase money
~ caAhs and the balance in six and twelve months
after date Of sale. with interest An conyeyancing
at purchasere cost $500 TO be paid q time Of sale,
or property Will be immediately resold.
ap2d&ds JONATHAN KIRKWOOD, Trustee
gETHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED TILL
SATURDAY. the 26th inst Of same hour
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u b. WARNER, Real Estate Aucttoneer.

PUBL1c SALE OF VERY DEs1RAR1r AVN
NALUAbLE BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST
SIDE OF F0URTEENTH STREET N. W.
BETWEEN AND l. STREETS n W
Fronting. q FEET, BY a DEPTH OF la
FEET, TO Vida ALLEY TaIS PROPER
TY rs Opposite THE NEW UNfrHRIAN
CHURCH AND HAMILTON HOUSE. WITH
AN OUTLOOK INTO FRANKLIN SQUARE.
AND Is IN THAT PART OF The siITv
WHICH IS MOST RAPIDLY IMPROVING
will offer the above mentioned ut for sale e1A
OF the premises, to tia highest bidder at half F.
past five O'Clock, on WEDNESDAY. April 3Oth, -
1879
Terms Ouethird cash: and the balance at one
and two years, with seven per cent. interesr, Sc
cnred by deen OF trust. Conyeyancng at the pur.
chaser's cost 800 down at sale. Title perfect.
ar24d&ds b. II WARNER. Auct
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II1dOS. >. FISHER CO., Real Estate Aucta,
1928 street northwest
FOLEY, Auctionear.

M pR sAHH OF IN TIE }5WS
fH5SH 81 SEfdHs t daoi faf bkasSs
fsss ss ios e j s, ss SssS saS
cords for the District of Columbia, and By the writ
ten direction 70 . Of the patty thereby YIN
a sss t &, msv highest bidder the
for the same on the east eide Of Fyee where
sspeake ana Ohio Caaal Condemnation and running
thence east with said south line Of said condemna
lot lying south Of said canal formerly owned by John
Mason and since owned s BY Wm Bradley thence
formerly owned BY John Mason aud since owned by
William A. Bradley to the channel of the Potomac
street If extended south il the line thereof 70 the
part 'ns
the mn and the west gable end Of the wal ehouse on
the Bradley lot is TO to be used in common BY the
thereof null privileges ana wharfage thereunto BE-
lon !y to the property known IS the " Columbia
furniture and other articles used in operating tbe
privileges and appurtenances to the same Belonging
o: u y T sss a9 fss
and sss
to be sold subject to overdue taxes. A deposit Of
terms Of s.ie net complied with within i've days
from day Of sale the Trustees reserve .he right
NC STAR newspaper, Of wsshinston B. G. All con-
.p1s:.e.a. j kSkT u EE6Rs sfTE Trustees.
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A FEARFUL PLUNGE.-On sunday last Belle
Mason, ~ years or age was nursing sick fire nd,
and ats O'Clock In the morning she went 10 the
well TO get glass OF water for the sick girl.
While She was raising the bucket with pulley
rope dog ran against her and, the curbing be-
Ing slippery, threw her feet from under her ana
she plunged head first into the well, which was
twenty-one feet deep TO the water and the lat
ter six feet deep. Below the bottom OF the well
proper was hole drilled through stratum OF
JOCK forty feet and large enough to admit the
BODY or man, which, fortunately, the girl es-
caped. Rising TO the surface she uttered q
scream. After several dimensions In the water
she got hold OF the bucket and waited for help
aver! Mcoune, young man, without q thought
OF peril, descended the well, picking his way
along the stone wall reaching the girl as she
had nearly become exhausted. Clasping her
unoer one arm, the heroic fellow retraced his
way, as he went down, ana placed her on the
surface, when she swooned completely. When
it is considered that she weighs 100 pounds
added TO which were her water-soaked gar
ments, and that she was so exhausted as TO be
perfectly helpless. the nerve and pluck OF the
young man are apparent.--[D Dies Eoines Corres-
po7lceEce Of the Chicago Tribune
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E g R R.a ~! Sas1 tons Gsy q Aontrs.l 4a 9g9
These magnificent steamers are among the strong.
ost. largest and fastest the Atlantic, and have
0yeU moda1n Improvement, including not and cold
Uster and electric bells IN StaterooIns. revolving
ehatn u saloons. bath and sraokins rooms. barber
Shops, etc.
For yates Of p1zsase and other information, Apply
o JOHN g. DALE, A6ent 81 Broadway, n. 7. !; or 20
Bro. % fennA ava; e. ". MOSS. -Adasnf IL
OreD. Waahiu2tcu. der1S-Aolys
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ENOLEY, Auctioneer, 8ll It'll street n. w.

SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
KNOWN AS THE PLANNING AND SAW
BouNpAKY, IN WAsHiNGroN. 5. O. NHA"
On MONDAY. April 28th, 1879, at q p m, wilt
proceed to sell at public auction, upon the premises.
the Planning and Saw Min, with the lease Of the
ground until June 1, 1885, together with the fol-
lowing Tools and Machinery, to wit:
40 horse Power Boiler,
M-hOrse Power Engine
Teal Planer,
Rip saw Table and IL Saws for the same.
Crosscut Saw Table and Saws for the same.
Boring Arbor and Table
Foot MOrticing Machine
! Emery Grinder with two wheels.
Turning Lathe with necessary tools.
Jig Saving Machine.
Wood Frame Band sawiug Machine with a
1Steam Moulder Heads with Cutters and a
large number Of Moulding Machine Caters
Forge for Mending Band Saws
Pair Clamps for Filing Saws.
Pair Tongs for Mend1nR saws.
Patent Saw Retting Machine
Shaft1ng Pu1y and Betting and Work Benches.
TWostory Brick Building, Boiler Room and
Sheds, with great variety OF Patterns.
Terms: $1,Ot cssh; balance in six. twelve eight
cen and twenty-four months from day of sale. Sc
cured by deed of trust upon the property, with
interest at eight per cent per annum until paid.
800 down at time OF sale. Sale positive ana title
guaranteed. Terms to be complied with within five
days. Persons wishing 20 examine the machinery
can call at Foley's auction room before the day Of
sale FOLEY, Auct.,
ap17eo5t 8l1 TIN at. n W.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON SEVENTH (7rHl STREET
ROAD NEAR BOUNDARY HTRkkT.
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated on the -
10th day OF February, ID. 1876, and duly Es
recorded in Liber No. Sl6, folio 90, ono Of I'LL
the land records for the District Of Columbia and
at the request of the party secured thereby. l. as
surviving Trustee, will sell at public auction, in
front of the premises on MONDAY, the tth day Of
May, 1879, at AZ o'clock p.m., the following de-
scribed real situate in the county of WASH
inaton, Di trict of Columbia, to wit: Part Of lot
INBRED forty three (43), in Jesse B. Haws' sub
divtion o. Mount Pleasant. as OF record in Liber
district OF Columbia; beginning for said part Of
thence west on the southern boundary line of said
lot one hunorea and fifteen (ll5) fest, nine (9)
inches, thence north twenty (20) feet themes cas-,
OF said Let one hundred and fifteen DO feet, nine
I'D inches, thence south in ne with Seventh 9TH
eel road twenty 600 feet to the place of begin
nlEg togethe with the improvements, &c.
Terms Of sale: One-t third of the purchase money
III cash, and the balance in one "a, and NO (2)
Years, Tor which notes of the purchaser will be
TAKEN bea ing interest at the rate of eght 60 per
cent per annum until paid, and secured by deed
OF ust On the property sod all cash at the pur.
chasers choice all conveyaneing at the pur-
chaser's cost deposit of $lU0 will be required at
ume OF sale. The right to reseu at purchasers
IlsR terms OF sale are not compiled with in seven
Gays from cay OF sale is reserved by the Trustee
GEO. W. STICKNEY
apZ4 eou&dB Surviving Trl stee.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT On THE
NORTH SIDE OF 1 STREET, BETWEEN
nth AND 18TH STREETS NORTHWEST,

On THURSDAY AZ rERNOON. May LIST saA
1879, 81 O'Clock, on tae premises. l shall SELL IN
parts Lots 3 and 4. in square 126, having AZ
inches to an alley.
This Let is considered one Of tbs finest sttes for
rrivates residence in the city. and located in the
midst Of elegant residences, offers opport unity
that seldom occurs.
Terme One-third cash; the residue In two equal
payments ut Six and twelve montAs. with notes
Gearing Interest at per cant per aanum until paid.
Gonyeyancing at purchasers cost 5000 down ct
The time OF sale If the terms Of sale are not COM
plie1 with in ten days after day OF SALE the properly
viii be readvertised and sold at the risk and cost Of
the d faulting purchaser.
ap2a6t THOMAS DOwLINi. Auctioneer.
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R-The Philadelphia chronicte firmly believe:
hat hen hath no fury Nle Texan oorned.
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t9H94&sS:. r: 9zT1Np;- .s .RoT IisM
Han % he Netherlands, leaves Jersey City every e.
SernAte Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin 366N&70;
4em1 Agf - south william g, New York FUNOR
EOY& y co. ~ So VIM. It., Freight Ag'ts.; I. W.
1oUxHAMProN AID BREMKN
arday fSum bremen Pier, loot q sd street, Hobofen
fats! q pes: From New York TO Hayre. Lon
don, Northampton and Bremen, first cabin, 800;
pee appD 60 OKIRItH6 6 co, Bowling
Green, 0eW York ". g. MTZkROTT CO., "a
Pa ava. Agents for Warrington oci.ly
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CHANGER, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES
ON K STREET NORTHWEST OPPOSITE
TIE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET.
day nf October. A. d. 1873 by the Supreme ks1f
Court Of the District of Columbia, in cause IAr.x
No. CABS, equity, wherein Thomas A. Stephens is
cOu planant and Mary L. Stephens ct al. are de-
fenGa. is, the unders isned, trustee, will sell at
pubic au. ton, in front of the premises on WE'D
NEeDAY, the 30th day Of April, A. d. 1879, at 80
otlof Z H. the following described real estate in
the city of Washington, d. c., known and described
Gu the plan of said city the easternmost thirty
Elk feet four and observation-disclosures front of lot
bered twenty cor IN square numbered five hun
dred aud sixteen (516) aud running back with that
width one hundred t10O) feet; improved by two
IhIeestory and Basement Blk Houses
Terms OF sale prescribed by decree: One third
cash, residue in three equal instruments, six.
twelve and eighteen months from day OF sale, for
which the purchasers notes to be passed to the
II ustee, payable to his o. der in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from day of sale,
at the rate OF seven per centum per annum until
paid, Or al cash, ct purchasers option. The Trus-
tee will reserve lien upon the property until the
who purchase moHeS is paid. 3 400 down on each
house at time of sale. and if purchaser fails to com
ply with terms of sale within five days from day Of
SAFE property to be resod after five days. notes in
the ing Star newspaper ut risk and cost Of de
fauitine purchaser. Oonveyanciny at purchasers
cost. JOHN +. HANNA Trustee
sr16 10 90 d 76 "a oaSds 7'0A Ia" nai oins'
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HUMAHD LINE.

GUNAHD LINE or,c,
VIVA the view Of diminishing the chances Of col
Eon, the Steamers OF this line take specific course
Tor Ill Deasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to Kew
York on Boston, crossing the meridian Of 50 at -
IT. or nothing to the north Of 43.
On this hoEneward passage crossing tbe meridian
Of 90 6 a lAt. or nothing to the north Of A
rHl OuNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED
rzatws>n View York and LIVERPOOL. Call
ing at Cork HarbOr.
p.r sse. .Mse. srrh seyssini. we Wed Nay !.
BofhniA Wed, April l6 Bothnis. Wed, May Al
CANA. 49,. wed. ApIn g aaIia. Wed, May %
AlaeFia :. Wed. April 80 Algeria W. ed. June 4
6cythia wed, Msy scytnia. We'd. June II
~ eVnRY following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF FkSsA6E
n steamers carrying steerage, $50 aud IOU gold,
noc0rdtng to acconms dafiOns.
TckefS TO Paris, 415, golo, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms.
6teef1ee at very low rstes Stoera9e tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts Of
EUROPE Of lowest rates
Through bills OF laden gwen for Belfast, Glasgow,
HayrA, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent.
and for Mediterranean ports
Tor freight ard passage apply st the Cornpany's
0fhcA. No. Bowling Green, both steersge and
cabin, 70 OTIS bIGELOW. Cos 7th street. Washing
jan3a-ly CHss. g. FRANCKLYE. Agent, n. z.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS DOWIIN3 Anc+jonao,


TRGS TEES SALE OF NEARLY NEW TWO
S1Oha AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
NJ HOUSE, SITUATED ON STREET
NOh1HMEST. BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH STREETS
.bya virtue cf q deed of trust. dated March -
a an 1913 and duly recorde1 in Loer 879, folio Co.
oSS; one OF the land records for the District -.
Ul and at the request of the party secured
th Iepy, we VIII sell at public auction in front Of
1919, At O'Clock p. u, the following piece or
paTSei or ground lying and bal, situate in the city
OF WashiI gton. District of Columbia and Known as
ana being part Of Lot numbered 10. Blake and Kef-
ye recorded subdivision of Square num- ered l91,
the improvements as above
Terms: Or third cash and the balance in six,
Twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent until paid. deposit of 800 will be required
az ume OF sale. Conyeya cling at cost of purchaser.
Jerns to be complied with in seven days, 9th erwise
e trustees reserve the right to resell tbs property
at the rlt and cost of The defauIting purchaser,
after five days advertisement
J; BoIIbhs s&0kTH GORDON, Trustees
AC1e.dEds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-24

HAwEs-HALLD On Monday, April q. 1879. e
the parsonage, by the Rev. j. q Butler, John b.
BAwEs to GERTRUDE U. HALL. both OF this city.