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10. S. CHAsTAIN

10. S. CHASTAIN
Still keeps the very best brands of
Goal Oils, Non-Expfosivc Oils of the
highest tests and purest quality, Az
rora oil for mechanical uses. Lamps
and Lamp fixtures, Qocenswnre, Tin
ware, etc., etc.
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TOBACCO NEWS.
Home and Foreign.

The general tone of tho market this
week showed more animation; cspeci-
ally on good lugs and good leaf.
We quote common lugs from 81 90
to $3 90; good Jugs SO so TO Fl rs;
common leaf from 81 10 to " 90;
good leaffrom 81 90 to $40 90. While
the offerings were heavier than usual
the demand was greater, and we look
for an active market from this time
forward.
Receipts for week ending May "a,
1879. ................. 0U
safes ..,............. 3oI
Total Sales. .2.795
Total receipts for season. 49,. .4639
Sales by Sc. BUcKsER Of 90 hbds.
tobacco as follows:
81 hhds. medium to good leaf, from
81 so to SO So.
26 hhds. common to low leaf, from
81 so to Sc Is.
10 hhds. good to fine Tugs, from
So 20 to 81 90.
26 hhds. common to medium Jugs,
from 50 rs to So 25.
S.les by j. X. CANT & Son of 10l
hhds. as follows:
l,1a fuAs 10
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Important Railroad Change

A change was made in the time ia
bio of the St. 4. and S. Il. Railway
last Sunday. We append the bulle-
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Blue Front Drug Store.

WILD GOOSE LlNIMENT.
Prepared and manufactured by the re-
liable house Of GISH q GARNER,
Hopkins vile, Ky..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS {.
Every style Of photographing exc
ccuted with skill. Copying from
pictures satisfactorily done. Having
the finest instruments now in use |
am enabled to take childrcn's pictures
in about one-half the time it usually
takes to execute them. The ladies are
especially invited to call and examine
specimens Of work.
Respectfully,
Clarence Anderson.
Main Street, over Savage's.
Blus-Ii Kissengen and Soda
Water cool aud fresh, at tho Blue
Front Drug Store. Gish & Garner.
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Immense bargains in Tinwarc,
Notions and Novelties on Sc Counte,
at 40 and 99c Store.
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You get good value for your money
on &c Counter at 40 and 99c Store.

Special induce ments on second hand
buggies and rockaways, for cash in
hand.
BLUNESsrKIL, McCAMY L. BoSTE.
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BEL1EvIEw.s

Hopkinsville, May q, 1879.
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WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
" PROVED real. ESTATE CORNER OF LOU
STREETS NORrHWEsT, AND ALSO UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN SQUARES 712,

USU AND LUZ.
lTm6,a passed in Equity 9aHss Nc SSs Of -.
'front.' Of the hereinafter described premises. tia
On MONDAY, the nth day Of October. A.D 1s79.at
4:30 o'ck I'm, all those pieces or parcels of ground
N
esd occupied by rWaIrs Opera House" and what
real estate win be soil SUI ject to balance of 81 TOO
with interest secured by deed Of trust da;sd on Or
IS: and also subject to another ,dssd Of trust Of
$40 600. with interest bearing date 7th November,
to ndenure Of esie Tor ten years from ist Jsnusry
SI said psrs ," ~ n Lsr
And On TUESDAY. the 2sth day Of October, 4. 2
IS1s at 4slss e. g R "a t t 81 - s a
Co. &C. 81 ana 68, being the subdivision Of original
lots 1 1 4 a az Of T. IL ~ i n ad
$l.670 aud Interest bearing date 24th June ISIS
And on ~ WEDNESDAY h the 2sth day Of o,toser
Square and the half 81 Lots snd
2, in squa, $50 And ipmed.ately after the above
sale so will sell undivided half OF Lot .. Ia Square
All the above re.l estate will be sold subject also to
all taxes and special assessments. The amount OF
sao taxes and special assessments Will be stated at
Tse terns Of sale are: Onethird cssh OF the pur.
snass ia 81 .nd xsys @onsn ,s:pscsysy vita
must Be Insured to the Of the Trustees 70
Ss1es
cost The terms Of sale must Pc eompl Piled With
Be- deIosted With Tiustse when SAID lots and 4 in
squsfe ss1 are sold aud $40 on each Of ths other
'''' "''''' ''w WILLIAM J; MnLER Trustee.
,.a aha. WAITER b. W1fJS III "a nvs Aucis
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MARRFEH.

ADAMS-wAUGH. On October 9tb 1879. ct
Mount Vernon Place Church, NJ e., by the Rsy
Va. to Miss SALL1E b. WAUGH of this city. [6ich.
mond Dispatch, Danville News and Leesburg Mir
ror lease copy
BROWN-OARTER. In Waterbury, Conn ;, on
Wednesday October 8. 1879, at the residence Of the
brides grandmother, by the Rev. Francis {. Rus
sell, JAMES TEMPLEMAN BROWN, OF Washington,
d o, to EMILY L. CARTER. dauehter Of the late
Restore Carter, of Phlladephs, Pa. No cards.
DURYEE-LONG. On 9Th October, 1879, by Rev.
O. B. Ramsbsll, SACKET DURYEE, of Falls Church,
Va, to LIZZIE LONG, of Washington. No cards.
NsHEW-CUNNINGHAM Wednesday, DC.
tober Sth 1879 at the residence of the brides ps-
rents, by Rev. DR.. Chester, CHARLES "; HENsHAw
TO Miss ANNE 4. CUNNINGHAM. both Of this city.
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1O7n GREAT 1O1n
1919 PENNSYLVANIA 1913
ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST. AND soUTHwKsT
Double Track. steel Hsiis.
SPLENDID SCENEHY. MAGNIFICENT EOUIPNlH1

Double Trask. steel aeils.
TRAINS nE K Es: SHnf q sss from D.,o
!or Oar to Pittsburs, and sleeping Oars from
rs pun daily. VIII P.isoe oar 10 q, GsSsso '
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, BuGalo. Niagara
Falls and the North at 40 M, dsily, except
sssss "a e 3 as s''fR Msp S
Lock HSyen. and Elrnirs, ct 10 80 An. daily. az
For Ssw York and the East. :su pm daily. except
sanSsss .n MITE wh Gs
n,ts =,
ing donble serrisss and Journey snross Hev
Eor PhilsdelphiA. :35 Am. and 80 pm, daily,
Limited E1press. ssS am. daily s1csns alundsy
s. 20, i:sd md 10 IL p. m, daily. .'.' ''
For Pores 0reea Line; D 40 = m. and 40 p. NJ
For Annspois. 40 : n and 20 p. NJ. dsily. q.
oept Sunday,
ALEXANDRIA And FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
TAY k ANR ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For As7i sna 1S g. Il su1ds1
For richmond mo and the South. $50 am. daily. and
40 m daily s5se p. Sunday W.sh,y:,o, ~.
sa nU s i and % ~ md NM Pm on
ssss corner q Thirteenth street and Pennaylyani,
Be iet for checlns Of bsassxs 70 destination from
FRANK IH EassSs ssn 1sr Msns4sz A HoSs
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How YELLOW FEVER PATIENTS DEN any
die easily, go calmly off to sleep, hardly having
strength to raise the e. elidS. but TOO many die
They have to be held down In bed until the last
gasp, ard the scene after death is too horrible
for description. Another popularity Of iJ Is
when the patient is In state of delirinm and
makes desperate effort to bite those holding
him. have a lively recollection Of thus having
to exert nearly all my strength TO hold yellow
fever patient in bed and keep him from biting
my face. When he recovered his reason he
wept with anger at not being able TO get up,
but at last said: ''Helo! Is that you? Let us lie
to do SO. Entire families have been swept
away. When the fever enters dwelling it
seems almost impossible for any member OF the
family to escape. The dirtieSt people often es-
cape, and the cleanliest are often stricken
down Il Letter from Memphis.
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RAILROADS.
PALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAJ

RALVIMORE AND DBIO RAILROAD.
THE. GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
North. Northwest, West
TO sf ft SqlRasWsl Mf7 ia 1S5s
sos m T7Se, XS,k ThiIsdsIphls and Boston
ion. yessaEs, Hanover, Hi Ridge snd ut winsns
G5O Baltimore. Annapolis and way. lPied.
mont. strasburg, Winchester, Haserstown. Frsds-
SOC ant baltimore and Laurel Express
s:lQ a.m.-Roint OF Rocks, Piedmont strasburs,
EstimSrs Express. Parior car to New York and
gfsSu1yh EXPRESS ana ana
staui ton. Pullman Oars to Cincinnati, daily Graf
ton e sandussy, Ssily, except r ssg1Ey
10 90 a m-Baltimore Express Stops st Bladens
I2iGs. n--Baltimore. Annapolis. Enicott City
i 80 p. m;.Eew YORK, Philadelphia. and Boston
$50 ?. m-BsimoTe and S Way Stations. anu way
80 q. m.-BaitiInore, Biadensburs, and Laurel
Express Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
4:s5 p. m.-tpoint of Rocks, Frederick. Hasers
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only.
4:4o m -tBsltInore, Annapolis and Way Sta
5;59R; mtatPHILApEIPHIA. NORFOLK AND
day. Norfolk Passengers taken IN the direct to
boat st Canton. Stops at Badensburg and Laurel
$50 p. m.-Point of Books and Way Stations.
700 p. m.-tBsltirnore and Way Ststions
$40 p. m.-tBALTIM0RE EXPRESS Ellicott
Sis pn@fGHIoAao. COLUMBUS AND PITTS
BuRGH EXPRESS Sleeping Car to Chicago
pittsburgh except Suudsy2
l0:I5 ,. m.-fNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens
burg and Laurel. Sleeping car to New york. and
special sleeping car to Philadelphia
II 90 D. mist Louis end Cincinnati EIpresA
Pullman Cars
tPeily. tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio .cket Offices, Washington Station, and
6O3 6lS and l435 Pennsylvania syenus where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
Master Of Transportation
L. NJ COLE, Genera Ticket Agent
GEO. 8 KOONTZ. General Agent. myl7tr
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DIED.

DIED.
tofer 9th 1919 after an illness of several months,
which he bore it'll Christian resign stion WILLIAM
B FsL LES, son Of Nathan and Elizaoetn Faies, aseo
nfty-three yeas
Dearest uncle, thou hast left us;
We thy loes most deeply feel;
But tits God that has bereft us,
He can sll our sorrows heal
BY his Niece, Mrs. NJ. g. LARcoMBE
sEpH s. FLANAGAN aged twenty one years and ten
months. son Of john and Emily Fanasan; ,.s Ak, NJ
Funeral from the r. 81 ence OF his parents, A9I
stIt ct northwest Sunday. at ~ O'Clock m Upon
whose soul sweet Jesus have mercy.
MCLEAN. On Friday morning, October ION.
1879 at half past five O'Clock, GEORGE w. MoLEAN
nstive Of Old Point, Va but for the last tSeufy
one years q resident OF this city. aged nity-ons
The funeral will take place on sunday nrSeLr POL
at ociock from Ms ia,e 9isndS are Invita-
to attend.
ROSS. October 10th. 1879. ct sop. M ARAHEf-
Ia wife of John Ross.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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PUINEp BY BAD ASsoCIATEs.-George Kniefert,
OF 107 Avenue A, Inherited small fortune from
his father several years ago. Being under 80
easy prey of abandoned persons. He ran
through his money, and recently found himself
in need. He expected another fnStalment- Of
his inheritance, and resorted to eypedient5 for
getting an easy living suggested by his de-
PRAYED associates. Otto Thies bargoom, 155
Eldridge street, was broken open and robbed,
on the morning of the 23d OF August last, and
Kniefert was seen to walk away from the rear
window, through which an entrance had been
forced. He was convicted yesterday in the
him to state prison for two years.-lN. Y. Sun,
10Th
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JOHN CANNON CoNvICTED.-At Philadelphia,
yesterday, John Cannon was arraigned for ne
gotiating stolen and forged bonds: His coun-
from New York, which was denied. Counsel
then refused to take part in the trial, and the
prosecution proceeded, the prisoner, under ad-
vice of his counsel, remaining mute when asked
to examine witnesses. A verdict of guilty was
rendered, whereupon prisoners counsel moved
for new trial on the ground that he was tried
witnesses The prisoner was then required to
make affidavit that witnesses could be pro-
cured, so that prosecution for perjury might
be Instituted IN case the plea proves Ialse: the
day.
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DESTRUCTIVE PRAIRIE FIRES. A telegram
from st. Paul. MINI, October s, says: Dry
destruction from prairie fires on the frontier.
They extend the whole breadth of Dakota, the
whole length of the Red river valley, and have
done much damage In Southern Minnesota. A
dispatch from Bismarck reports that the woods
along the Missouri river are on fire, and that
the town OF Mandal was only saved BY the ac-
Bismarck and Fargo is burned over thoroughly
for miles. Ties and the bridge at Crystal
springs were destroyed, and the trains have
been DELAYED. The telegraph operator at Dead
and several saw mills are reported burned or in
great DANGER the inhabitants are busy In TAX
Ing means of protection by telling trees; the
town; large quantities of cord wood have been
burned. Extensive prairie fires are prevailing
in Manitoba. Great damage has been done
thus far A train with Prettie's party was de-
tanned Monday night through the burning of 9
culvert on the Pembina branch. Six hundred
cords of wood belonging to contractors were
burned Many farmers lost houses H wheat and
fire over a great extent Of country In Mime
sofa. Most Of the damage has been done In
southern counties. In Lincoln county farm
property valued at 900 has been destroyed.
In Martin county hundreds of farmers are left
without hay or grain, and In many instances
lost stables, w tn other property. In Faribault
grain and hay, farm buildings and Implement,
A DoueHTY WARRIOR looks Bismarck In these
days,with his proud, erect gait, his steady, cold
eyes, and his herculean shoulders and chest set
Off to advantage in the close-buttoned uniform.
The heavy mustache, falling over his firm lip
and massive jaw, is snowy white. The Prince
appears to look forward to hard work all his
life. az, too" he said to M. Telsserenc de Bort
the other day, " have at times devoted myself
to the management of my land. like agricul-
ture, and 1t was my happy time; but now, not
withstandiDg the state OF my health, am for
hidden to think of 1t. cannot, moreover,
l,oxx
solved to give up his post at such moment
and In the prime OF life."
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CLYDy,R NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
pIyIT 4 HEJ PHI LEX ANnRTA WARHTNC1T(


AND GEORGETOWN,
Connect ing at Philadelphia with Clyde's
Line for Bos:On, Providence and the
New England States.
SAILING DAYS
From overwhelmingly, st 10 . N.
From Observation-Disclosures, st II Am.
From observation-disclosures, st pm.
Freights received daily until 8 pm. Through
pills Of laden given TO Boston and Providence, and
Fall River CoEsigUees wishing their goods landed
Ct Georgetown wharf will please have them marked
For full informat:on apply to j. H. JOHNSON
CO., 1902 street northwest, and l2thstreet wharf
Washington, D. O.; g. F. HYDE, SO Water street
Georgetown, D. O.; WILLIAM P. GLIDE CO.,
General Managers, II South Wharves, Phlndel
nh ms
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THE EVENING STAR.
FRIDAY. October 10. 1873.

A THEATRICAL FISH curr.-Dr. Hamilton GRIT
fin, step-father OF Mary Anderson, the actre s.,
and John P. Smith, manager OF the BROOKLYN
Academy OF Music had lively pugilistfc n
Office of Manager Nunez, of Pixies Opera Hous 81
The cause Of the quarrel was an accusation bv
Manager Smith that DR.. Griffin had induce
made, that she would not play at any othec
theater In Brooklyn while he had control OF 4
theater there. 1t is not said, however, VIII }
struck the first blow, but the doctor leyeled tns
manager. Friends interfered, and there wa :
no expenditure Of powder. The aid OF the
police was not invoked and II Is thought that
active hoStfl1tieS are over for the present Dr.
Griffin Is a Kentuckian and Mr. Smith is from
Virginia, and it may be that they will tight q
dual
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts oct9-d&d

I Z. COLDWELL, Real Estate Aucttoneer.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, ON NORTH SIDE OF ST,
BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, IN CITY OF
WASHINGTON, D. q.
By virtue of deed Of trust to me, bearing lvsA
date on the 9th day Of February. A. D: 1874, E&H
and recorded in Liber No 743, folio l4O, Of I'LL
the land records for the District OF Columbia and
at the written request Of the party secured, will
sell at ublic auction, in front Of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, October 22d, 1879, at ~ o'clock p.
m all that piece or parcel Of ground situate and
being In the city Of Washington, in the District of
Columbia, known as part Of Lot numbered one ~,
in sauare numbered three hundred and nineteen
(3l9), and described as follows: BEGINNING for the
same at tie south western corner Of said LOT, and
forty five 4O feet more or less, to the southwestern
corner Of the brick house situated on the eastern
part of said lot thence north eighty 80 feet Themes
west fortyve (45) feet more or less to the north
western corner OF said lot, and thenCe south with
western boundary line of said lot eighty 500 feet
teh place of besinning together with the imp
ments, consisting Of q three.story brick dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash balance in three
equal talments payable In six, twelve and eight
months after dste, for which notes bear az six
per cent. interest and secured oy decd of trust
upon the property, will be required. deposit OF
two hundred dollars at time Of sale Convey
at purchasers cost. If terms not complied with
in week from sse the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at risk and cost Of defaulng
purchaser.
Oct9-d WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
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PROPOSALS.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
- OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON. d. c., October Q, 1879.
Sealed Proposals will bs received by the National
Museum Building Commission, Washington. D. O.,
until II NJ on the 18TH OF OCToRER, 1879, for fur
HRhing and delivering the site of the sire proof
building for the National Museum" Glass for wia-
dows and doors, in accordance with specifications
and schedules, which, with any desired info nation,
may be obtained OF Ciuss & Schu!zs, Archit ects,
Corcoran Building. q F. BAIRD,
oct6-m,wf,d for Nat. Mus Bldg Comm.
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TIE JASPER CENTENNIAL CELRBRATIoN.-The
one hundredth anniversary of the siege OF Sa-
vannah and death Of Sergeant Jasper was cele-
brated in Savannah yesterday in an imposing
manner in the presence OF fifteen or twenty
thousand persons. The volunteer soldiery OF
Charleston, Georgia and Florida, were resre-
sented by over twenty companies of infantry,
cavalry and artillery. The military line alone
extended over quarter OF mile. The process
sion was composed of civic societies, the Jasper
Monumental Association, centennial commit
tee, headed by the 18th United States Infantry
band, and company OF federal troops from the
barracks at Atlanta. The entire city and ship
ping were handsomely decorated, and last night
the city was Illuminated. After the parade yes
terday through the principal Streets which
were throDged with people, the procession
reached Madison Square, the site OF the pro-
posed monument where large stand, elabo-
rateiy decorated, had been erected, the Ameri-
can flag being conspicuous. The cornerstone
was laid with the usual ceremonies by Captain
John Mcmahon, president OF the Jasper Monu-
mental Association. Gen. John b Gordon, U.
S Senator from Georgia, was then introduced
and delivered patriotic grafton, which was
listened to With profound attention and heart
lily cLeered
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TNMAN LINE
jTArEs AND ROYAL MAIL srxAMxRs,
60 DITRENlTfIWN and LIVERPOOL

IL UNITED STATES
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
City OF Beriin.... 5i91 tons City of Montreal 1880
City of Richmond 1907 tons City of Brusse .S715
These magnificent steamers are among tne strong
est, largest anc fastest on the Atlantic and have
water and electric bells in staterooms, revolving
chairs In saloons. bath and smoking rooms, barber
shops, etc.
For rates of passage and other information, apply
oJOHN g. DALE. agent. 81 Broadway, Ny; or to
BRO, 923 Penn'a ave.; g. ". MOSS, Adams, Ex
press Washington, dec2Seo1ys
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NEW JERSEY Boy on the st. Mary, In writ
w wy as soon as he Gets fo S sesNrs 70 get
home: second, good square meal and third, to
get his fingers on the fellow who wrote Jack
4arkaWaV
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RARGAINs IN SECONDHAND oVER00 AT

rich mans OvERCOAT, first class merchant
tailor make. very little worn, can be bought for
ready made new one, at HERZO6'6. S0S 9tn e.
near Pelnsylvanis ave. or ct Branch store ~
PenR ania ave. n W., you VIII nnd large assort-
ment Of the above Clothing, togethes with Heavy
Winter Goods ct same rates. sep1$6m
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THOs z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Aucticnser.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF THREE STORY BRICI

Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated II
JaIusry 14tb, 1878, recorded in lber No. ::;8
the District Of Columbia. and at the request
Of the parties secured thereby, I viii. on
FELL 1t public auction. in front Of the premises ali
that Of land lying in the city OF Washnston
District of Columbis. and k own and distinguished
as lot 70 of Shepherds recorded subdivision of
square 623 improved by three st yry brick building
Terms Of sale: Onefifth cash; balances in two
years. with interest from day of sale at seven per
cent per snnum. for which the note of the pursha-
s,r be given, secured by deed of trust prop
erty sold deposit OF $50 Will be required at time
Of sale. and 81 cenveyancinR will be at cost OF the
pied with in ten days the Trustee the right
to retell at Iiss aud cost Of retan 'ngp rchaser.
oct3-dSSds JOHN W. PILL ~ Trustee.
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UNDERTAKES.

TOHa b. WRIGHT,
81 UNDERTAKER,
sep27-1m' 1851 1Otk efs nseg.
FRED. sPINDLER, UNDERTAxHa. l1ss esy.
= entb street NV. Washinston. y. y Hsa1d1nes
pared for transportation. ap$D
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucttoneer.
FOUR-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK RESI-
DFNCE, ON THE EAST SIDE OF RLEVEN RI
SThEET kRTWEEN a AND n aTa NnRTH

WFST-No 725-AT AUCTION.
On On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October l4th, IA
ehail sell part Of Lott in square 345. having
front Of 20 feet. By depth Of about 100 feet i'm
denoe containing 10 rooms, with al the modern i'm.
pI0vements
Terms: One-third cash balance 1t six, twelve and
eighteen months, with notes bearing interest Ut sx
per cent Per annum until paid, ana secured by q
ct cost Of purchaser. 800 down at time Of sale II
the terms Of sale are not implied with In ten days
% oct7a THOMAS DowLINa, AqcHopssr,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS DowIJ ). Autioneer.

FINE BLACK wALSUT PARLoR AND CHAM.
BIER FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS, DINING-ROOM FURNi-
TURE. &c, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. October 14th "A
1879, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at No. 1885 W
ing housekeeping, shall sell the following ] q ]
effects:
Handsome Parlor Suite, upholstered In rep;
Two fine Black Walnut M 7. Chamber Suites;
walnut n. T. Tables, Walnut Wardrobes;
Painted Cottage Furniture
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Pillows aud Bolsters;
Blankets, Comforts, Sheets and Spreads;
Brusse.s and Ingram Carpets, Brus. Rugs;
Hsll and Stair Carpets. Hall-rack;
Handsome Writing Cabinet:
Walnut NJ. 7. Sidebnard;
Walnut Extension Table, Dining Chairs;
China aud Glassware;
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
ott8-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.
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sF-Oranges, lemons, olives, and almonds are
to be cultivated in Florida soon by large num-
Der of Italian colonists, now on their way TO
that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10
CVNaRD LINE.

GVNaRD LINE.
" NOTICE
With the view Ut diminishing the chances Of col
Hsion, the Ste of this line take specific course
for all seasons of the ye2r.
On the outer passare from Queenstown to New
York Boston, crossing the meridian Of SO at 4S
IAt, or nothing to the north Of 49,
On the bomewsrd passage crossing the meridian
OF 50 ct A lst. or nothing to the north OF A.