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3far tbc fsc.ns = tte fsif groghas,
tas gfssa s1Aa8 IS wbsrh vas ssases
p.t gaze way. caesiaR pas
seath 9 s5Ftstn prep.e kH3 the sosh3.
E greet usay mafe The tiaa6
~as @ersig sFssea laE,tAef sad 80
ca'es.aied q sustsia Tie issrfsl lead b
bsa2a as3ags placed spas Il
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The races were very well contested
some of them very close No time was
given though very good lime WAS
made, iand in The last race it must have
been well down in the thirties. We
learn that the owner Of Black Prince
has challenged the owners Of Highland
Gray Tor a race. to come of on the
course at Factory Point in few days,
aud that the challenge has been &C.
cepted.
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= asreitHE SAe held al noosae Fails
Nei'i ssh, 1879. ~ committee from
tsHuiagioa couaiy, VI, the sortheru
psf II Rensselaer, eoaafy add The sosth.
efH p.tt o. wsshingiou couniy, n. Y, 70
e - Iaioa Medical Association.
- 4. Skinner. q IIeos2a Falls, va
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noRsrs

Stations, LIST w II Benedict SO, 2nd
D 9 Barney SO, Ord CD Williams 81
-Four year olds, lst j J Pettibone So,
2sd 5 9 Brown 81 Three year olds
LIST John Kirk 81, 2nd II Is Taylor 81.
Breeding mares aud colts, lst p KeI.
ley 81, End George Lane So. 3rd P
Barrows 81 Colts, one year old, LIST
Z l. Lawrence 50 2ud Leonard Lane
81. 2 years old let y J Hawley 81.
End I Galley 81 years old. lst
| J Gafiney 81. Dad g VI Wall al. 1
years old, LIST John Moilstt 81, 2nd j
D Purdy 81, 3rd T. b Thompson. Gen.
uemen's Drivers, lst II Whipple So.
end ! W Cook 81. 3rd L B rhom pson
Matched leams. LIST Nj II Deming 81,
End ID q Barney 50, 9rd w Cole 81. 4
year olds, lst D g Barney 81. Work
horses, LIST A 5 Garfield SO, 2nd S G
Brown 81
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200 BOOKS TOLoAN.
GIDION G. LEACH's Esr,,.

l AAF1CN ~ LEhIn > ESTATE,
NTATS o. NEnHONf, District 81 MADeksttsF ..
AZ Probate Coutt, held at Manchester, wtthia
aud taf said District on the 18th day of sep.
temtcr A. D.. 1873
Prttent Hon kauucg Howard Judge,
Tn Administrator Eiward Leach on the K.
tsie 81 d'oi' Leach. latg II hupert ~ said
Di9'ilet dc ase1, roge log T. render sp &C..
cOh VI hiT 8r'ifisfrEti u on said - ate IL IL,
ori'ifd W esd cuurt ibAf -si scoOunl be az.
an .t ~ ~ No an = ~ tsrinu thereof "a BE-,
q : ho Prabto Nfies "a sancirsl er In ssid
~ lflrt 90 tte ~ i 1ay II October D. 1879.
an bot "f5ct Ne gwen 10 Al - rsons interest
o. ta i4t epbacaap# ( tbis ord 80 he Man
g ut rJauu So resHpapet printed al paid
% raid M u hoe ing
ten Mrlfd
Altca itANNEY HoSAgp, Jadss.
true Gppy ~ RECORD
2Ujw Attest. HASNEY u WARD INDIA
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The White Mountaius are tue bonan.
"a Of the Granite State. A cores.
pendent d The Boston Herald gives
the following estimate Of the receipts
q The principal hotels q that region
iof tbe season 81 1879:
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hfANTEp
tsmHfF : iata ba&ras sstaa il "a.
rsauRs &c faea and asasl a N1t viz
Aen haais nlpat, "a APfJ ga isra sstf
AAFANFtp An "a fsshiapsd upstsAs sf.st
W mast hast saffs e-etH sa8 - Is 49,
faHNag 4rtas Aigo same sd ssahiansl sFl.st
Fft 10 suaod eand iiau tav ats h.ttas AZ.
atatr sftft.ts had SABINE - dtat,.s.s - 49,.
NtH tltss0 usks she fssi tuosu D. ssna..s SOD
le thf Aist5t 20 thu larhsst. Fisiua saa9s "a
F.Hcs SHORE tboy csn be sesa 10
Nnfl.A THIS Is e. eaftay that have this
~ as1 Fesn my snn Chtrias 4 orsy. kis
tme aattne tht remainder - hgs minority ,vA
sHhN etA5m naHe y BIZ etreinka pnf pay aay
ahhts ~ htt eantgaetna After tata data
BoLi,tN & QRAY,
Maushstts, VI, sept islh, isTp ists
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Marriages

Al MsatAsttaf. osi 81 ghe 80 sasss -
ths hiiass psssa.s - hsf ~ Hssslsx q.
HtcfEs y t0ea N hlana {. hssfs.
Atpasst. 08 8NrsC tasFssa lsssssl searaa
- Rev rnit 3hAn ehssman ~ Aslta
less AL Aas z ffsW ase6htsf - tss -
H.tfus aI5H.staf
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y Hard on Meriuo bucks. ist aud
2Hd. s. lambs, lst aud God. Is csc,
and lambs. let and 2n3. 81 SO coArse
wool buck lsl Geo Vaughn 81. 2ud c
b Gilbert q lamb. Aarslius sykes 81,
eScs. Aufe!ius SYKES g., lambs. Geo
Ysaghn 81.
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CATTLE.


BIooded stock. Shorthorn bull.
year. Is, S L Walker 50 Guernsey
bull. 2 year,, ~ 5 Holt SO. jersey
bull, yeaL Henry Farnham 81 Dew.
onshiFe COW, J ID Purdy 50. Aycrshire
COW, J d Pardy 81 Jersey GOV, lst
9 B Gilbeit IS. Dad Geo A Miner 81.
Jersey. | year T NJ Collins 81. Aver.
shire cali, J d Purdy ST..
Grades aud Natives. Balls. . years
lst Joseph Hicks sa. 2nd J.. Munson
81 year. LIST II Hubbard 81. Pad w
2 Taylor 81 calf. A S Canfeld 81
Cows. lst D Paldy IS, Pad j A
Thayer 81; years. Let EN- Tofrey
-, Cad Ellen Wright 81; year, LIST
j d Purdy 81, Fad W Marble 81;
cali, ] ID Purdy 81
OAea. Town team, Arlington. Sc
5 years old or ofeL lst ] Pet,i5epe
IS. Fad 5 y Hard s. years id. Isl
Martin Gleason s.. 2od Miner Purdy
81 3 years I'D. Martin Gleason 81
I al oxen, let A6son Buck IS. BAD Ut.
Eaton q
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Boar, c . Muuson e.. Sow and
pigs. let S G Browu s.. Dad GiddiBgs
4 Mofss g..
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tilea sa ptemiams he lmmense
p'cos Of uafalsd work llAe btg eesT
The case d she.ls. q staaed bir3a. scrap
sooa picsarea, tides. etc. A eeautitai
gersbiam exhibited ihe IAsi 6ay e shs
far Astsui.h.8 N =, fi..s. .eB Is,
vrtspse M. R.llwis. t,,s4 .,.....
and The artistic .rf,evemrst n whs.t
ga a.. .4..-. 80 -.
Ma A i. A,xts
M. Rou.nT AN.s C,mmi,,..
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An pt.n,s,.. .vr.,t j, c..,..,.a
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AV'iiSs
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mere were thfee entries. a. follows
lohu Mofias, L.
4 b smiths. 2.
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THURSDAY ocr. 10
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BREAD AND CAKE.

Wheat Bread, lat Miss Belle + Wal
ker ~. End to No | 81. Brown Bread
LIST TO No -, 2nd to Miss Fanny A
Sykes 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-25
DIED,

, BRoNAUGH; On the 18th OF February, 1873. at
Rayepswoor, Prince William county, Va WILLIAM
The dece ased was a veteran OF the war OF 1879 aud
tor forty yesfs a clerk in the SIXTH Auditors Once
lie was held IN hh esteem bY ;ls lar yclrcle OF his
acQuain tances in this District.
CURRIE OF TYPHOID fever. February GtL, 1879
- ID. Barrett, at her residence No. Avenue d Ess-
ting, Paris, France.
ALDERMAN. On February oath. 1879, CnaPLEs
HABERMAS, IA the thirty Eeoond year OF his axe.
Funeral W ID take place Wednesday, 26th inst, at
,. m. Friends respect ally invited to attend.
JOHNSON. On February oath, 1879, EDWARD
TowHLEy Johnson aged forty two years.
HIS funeral will take place at Wesley Zion Church,
on WedI esday, the 10Th inst, al II O'clock
Mem tHON. Az O'Clock on the morning Of the
18th Of February. 1873 Mrs. MABG AKET VI, MAHoN .
aged ssyenty-one years native OF Taroert, County
Heffuneral II take place from h p late residence
2O9 hird street southeast, on Thursday morning.
lN-ated. 2
ROACH. On the mornieE of the 2ath Of February.
1879. THOMAS ROACH. in the seventy nfth year OF
his age.
and ST. sets northwest, Wednesday afternoon. Feb
ruary 2Stb, at O'Clock.
RUPERT. On the 24th OF Februsry, 1873. FRsB-
days, son of John and Henrietta Ruppert.
Fare thee well, our little DARLING.
But your image shall he nestled
In corner OF our heart.
O'Clock NJ Relatives and friends invited TO attend
sTANeBUkY. Suddenly, in Georgetown, on the
oath Of February, 1879, HowARp MAsoN srAS--
Fa1eTal viii fsks pso. Il The resdsnss Of III.
father Chas. f. siansbury. wednesday. 18th inst
to attend. fRepubIcani
sTONER Al O'Clock. Monday afternoon. the
ser Vi vii be held i at iS to morrow twedn
day. morning al her daughters residence 30. ~
th mt Depo te i be- conveyed to ScveYtown
Ia for intermenf. Friends are invited
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MARRIED.

BELL-W0ODBRIDGE On February both, 1872
Ia Richmond. by Rt. hev. Bishop Pnkney a 81 sted
by Rev DIR Elliott, WM. PIERCE BELL to JrTIA @
youngest daughter of the late Rev George Wood.
bricge. ID. D.. of Richmond, Va
COIF.DANDkIDGE. At New York February
I'D, 1879. l.. g. CoLE. of Washington, ID. @ 10
MATILDA j. DANDR1pGI., OF New York city.
GREENE-CHEVALLIE At St Johns Church
Rev. W. ii. BENJAMIN. FRANCIS yINTo GREEsE
Lieutenant IN Inc Corps of Engineers. L. 4. Army,
10 BELLE ECGENIE CHEN ALLIE. only daughter of
the late Henry Cheyallie. esq. of Richmond. Va
RICkETTS-HYATT. On the 18th of February
1879 by the Rev. John Lsuahan, RI,HAHD RIcKKrIs
TO Mrs. NJ A HYATT, both OF Washington ID O.
SwaN-SJ'LLINAN. Tuesday February 25th.
1879, 10y the Rev. Father Clarkson OF st Dominic
Church, at the residence of the brides mother JHN
p. SWAN, Of Cincinnati, 10 MARY r SUI.IINAN, Of
Washington. Cincinnati papers pleas copy
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tATTix STARVING IN NEBRAsKA-The cattle
grazing region OF central and western Nebraska
mas Deen covered with snow since the iSt OF
feofuafy TO the depth OF twelve or fourteen
IncheS, ana the cattle in those sections are fast
passing INTO starving condition owing TO their
ihaolity 10 get at the grass which is buried
Dcneatn the snow. When the snow fell II ~ a.
heavy ana damp, and soon became backed and
SIlghtiy cruSted so that il would NOT drift ike
the ordinary light and dry snow which usually
fails In that region. The cattle men are hacnri
ing somewhat alarmed for the safety of ;beir
cattle, ana many OF them fear thai unless tho
snow disappears within the next ten DAYS they
VIII lose at least fifty per cent OF their catfIS
The cattle ID that section OF the country lyincr
between the two Platte rivers arr. in me worS1
condltlon, and many OF them are already n,
ginning TO die. There are on this range inward
OF 5000 cattle, and during the summer ana faIi
they ATE the grass down pretty low the rance
pelEg somewhat 0NerStoGked .ThpSe cattle ara
0rlfting down toward the junction nf tho two
Platte rivers many OF them having come a tiiS
lance of 149 miles. They are all i'm = sarn,Shin'-
condition. ON Monday about u ON heS6 y,-aro
driven across the South Platte where tbcra g.
considerable tai grass standing above the snow
and ali effort VIII be made TO Get them sIl o,enr
as fast as possible The cattle north nr tho
North Platte and south of the South Platte are
as yet In fair condition. The present stretch
OF weather is proving the hardest strain on rst
lie ever Known III Nebraska. especially unon
the Through cattle-thOSe which ware IdrIiia-
up from Texas last SJImmer-but those wbici,
have been wintered here one or two seasons ara
Sfan0lng the test much better than the az hprs
tOmdkG iNeb.l Bee Feb. ~.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest, West
I'll 80.


To take effect Sunday, Nov. II, 1873.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
Express. EIlicott City. On Sunday TO ii BaItimore
only Stops at Shipley's, LAUREL Annapolis juno
uon. Jessup's, Hanover. and Elk Ridge. Breakfast
$50 a Baltimore Annapolis and Way pied
mont. strasburs Winchester, aagerstown, and Way
40 a. Baltimore and Laurel EXPRESS.
Winchester. Hagerstown. and Way stations
$50 a. NEW York; Philadelphis Boston and
Phiiadelphia. stops at Annapolis Junction urn 1nu
10 80 a m,St Louis, Louisville, Chicago, Column
and Valley branch except sunday. Through Car to
staunton. P4Llmaa Car to CINCINNATI daily Graf,
300 Anon Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis.
burg College. Beitsvilie. Laurel, Annapolis juno.
ton. yessup's and Hanover,
IL 10 pm--Baltimore. Annapolis, Ellicott City
:, II 80 p.m-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Il :S5 pm. on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
i 80 pm.-Baltimore Blsdensbur2 and Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. stops at Annapolis
"a IS p.m.-Point of Rocks. Frederick Hagers-
town, Winchester and Way Stations. On Sundaysto
O. and Way Sta
IS 80 pm 1Philade,phia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Norfolk Passengers taken the Cars direct to Boat
d" IS snd Way a satons
L 80 pm. Chicago and Columbus Express.
Stee ping Cars to Chicago.
rs: p.m.-Batimore Express.
900 p.m.-Point of Roofs and Way Stations
10 30 m.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pittsburs Express. Pittsburg, except Sunday Put
man Cars.
ITO rs pm-New York, Philadelphia and Balt
more Express Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
S!seid4g ca to New York. and Special Sleeping
CfJDaily. Son Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday. All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply tlcket Office de-
pot corner of New Jersey avenue and street, 6l9
6O1, 603 l4S5 Penna- avenue NV, Washington; and
Masonic Temple, High St. GEORGETOWN, where tick
cts can be procured, and orders taken for baggage
to be checked and received at any point in the
W II. CLEMENTS, Master Transportation.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEORGE g. KOONTZ. General Agent novl6
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1910 GREAT 1910
/ 1910 PENNSYLVANIA 1910
/ R0TTTE

TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
In Effect DECEMBER 10th, 1873.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot
Pittsbnre and the West. 10 10 am daily, with Par
lor Car to Pittsburg, and Sleeping Cars from
7.40 pm daily. with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND roT1MAq gn RaIRS S,aR.ra
Es.ara aaS aS So Ss.c s Gass e aa
an. daily, except SUNDAY. on and mix nm
sex 1sh Paace se attached ana Limited
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 am. daily
For Brooklyn, n T., all through trains connect at
Jersey City with boats of BROOKLYN Annex.
affordng direct transfer to Fulton street ayoia,
lne double ferrlage and journey across NO"
For Ph Phil 80 80 and 10 is p NJ, daily.
DAILY, except SUNDAY 10 10 a. m. so 80. 7:.o
Fer Pope's Greek Line. 90 a. M and 40 p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
cept Sunday.
WAY AND AIExANDRIA AND WASHING
For Aiexandria s. 9. 10, IL am. lis 8, 40. s.
s:9s, and II 30 pm. On Sunday at 9 am. and
For RICHMOND and the South. so AM and 80 p.
For G. n. R., $40 pm. daily
sunday d and 10 an and ie Is s Pm l. pm %
e "a sss Gss
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
sylyania avenue, and at the depot where orders
De eit tor eheckng OF baggage to destination from
-, r.n l. 2; TAkMER. General passenger Agent.
! FRANK THOMSON, General Manassr. noy9
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A GRIN STORY OF life In a lighthouse comes
from the BuTmah coast, and is printed In the
Rangoo Times. A telegram having announced
that the light on the Alguda Reef was Dot<1sf-
BILE, steamer was dispatched to ascertain the
cause. The captain on landing discovered two
of the men in the lighthouse dead, while third
was lying in a precarious state; The keeper
Immediate help" and Man DYING had been
exhibited by him for about twenty days. AS a
last resort. all his signals having failed to at
tract attention, he darkened the lights on the
Bassein side, feeling certain that this step
would not fail to attract attention to the light
house. And so, with the dead and the dying,
he watched for relief, which came at last
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THREE SHOCKING ACCIDENTS TO GIRLS occurred
recently, on the Sani6 day, in factories CT Dun
dee. ; girl aged Is, employed In Dora street
works, was looking at valentine. yIhen an
other girl playfullg gave her push. She fell
on q seythe-knia5, used for cutting jute, and
frightful wouni. She disd in half an hour. A
SfM aged IL, employed in Wallace works
1amped on to. an elevator in motion, and fail
crushed between the elevator and the floor of
the next Sat, and She died before medical aid
could oe sammoned. Another girl, aged 15 en-
spinning frame, when q leather belt which was
driving the machine broke, and struck her on
the back of the head, and She died in few min
uteS
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How MEN GET AHEAD.-A son OF Maine WIN
went west in early youth ana has there al
tanned wealth and an honorable position re-
turned last summer TO visit his old home AZ
The village store he saw an old man whom he
had known In his younger days. He accosed
him. but was not recognized. - so you don't
remember me-" lac said; I'm John r.
" ou!" exclaimed the old man: - Won don't
mean to tell me that you are John Il =" :. I
certainly am" said the visitor. shaking him nv
the hand. land I'm very glad TO see YOU again -
= Well persisted the old man. . nSreg did To
grown awful rich. John. John admitted thai
lie had saved something" And they saw
you're the president OF railroad. and gel a big
salary" Again John had 10 admit thai rumor
spoke truth = I'm glad on il, John, I'm glad
on II, my boy, IL beats all, what sorcum stances
and cheek viii do for a man. - Bo,foa Tran
srTiJf.
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nOWNMAN h GREEN, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. ESTATE ON @ STREET SOUTH, BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
EAST.
By virtue OF deed of trust to me. bearing kxA
daIe on the 9th October, 1875, and recorded in ~.
Liber No; 800 folio $50, of the land records Is:A
for the District of Columbia, ana at the request
OF the party secured thereby, will cell at public
auction, In front OF the premises on WEDNESDAY,
the 26th day of February A. D. 1879, at AZ o'clock,
?. M, all that piece parcel of ground situate in
the city of Washington. the District of Columbia,
Just! gust's recorded subdivision Of Lots numbered
thirty (37 thirty eight (3S) and thirty nine,
l390 in square numbered seven hundred and thirty
two (732) with the improvements. consisting of
three story Brick Dwelling House with all modern
improvements.
Terms of SALE as prescribed by deed of trust One
nalf cash; balance in six and twelve months, with
nine per cent interest from day of sale, secured by
deed OF trust on the property. deposit of 800
required at time OF sale Conyeyancing at cost of
days from day of rae the Trustee reserves the right
to resell at cost and risk Of defaultng purchaser
after five days adve, tisement.
febl4-10t WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, February "A
9th, 1879, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at No VI
1920 l street between 18th and 18th streets N
northwest shall sell the following excellent III
Household Effects, viz
French Plate Pier Mirror
Handsome Walnut Parlor Furniture, (uphol.
stored in Reps.)
Elegant Walnut Parlor sst upholstered in Hair
Cloth
Lace and other Window HangnRs.
Bed aud other Lounges, Fancy OhairA
Engravings and Chromos, Ornaments
Superior Black Walnut Chamber Suites
Marble top Painted Chamber Furniture.
Handsome Carved Walnut Wardrobes
Decorated and Plain Cottage Furniture.
Upholstered Spring Under Beds.
Feather Pillows and BOlslers.
Blankets Comforts Sheets and Spreads.
Superior Brussels and other Carp,ts
Walnut Extension Dining Table, Dining Chairs
China and Glass Ware, Toilet Ware
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
feb2ld [Posti THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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I'HOS ~ WA00AMAN. ReA Rststa Auction,

mus T. "A00A"AN. hea Estate Auctionee
rRH aSGsE Of s4 FIVE 4 Root FRAME
NEH OF MINTH B AND q STREETS NoRTH.
FHHsI' AND FRAME BUILDING IN THE
asta9 Ms ana 5 Sy w Of deed Of trust. -
No. us. folio III. q. and recorded in Liber Gs:
se at @bS,o Ola. the undersigned Trustee win
on MONDAY. ;9csion IN s front Of the premises;
rhartaa IN land known as lots Nos, % and 80: in
SsS. It's recorded subdivision Of square No.
t,,osga Of sale: One fourth cash. balance In six,
cnnt apd eighteen months; interest at six per
t to be secured to the satisfaction OF the Trds'
If terms Of SAFE be not complied with in five
AAys from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the
Deposit Of $50 win be required when bid il
4ebisdSas EDWARD CLARK. Trustee
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY FRAME
House On NEW JERSEY AVENUE. BE.
BY virtue ct two deeds deeds Of trust. respect "a
uary 14th, A. b. 1879, and duly recorded in Ga.
Liber fslio 1913 ct seq and Lber 9O5, folio 24l
ba and # the request Of the parties secured there
February 27th A. D. 1879, at O'Clock pm, in
front of the premises the following described rsa
estate. situated in the city of Washington D. o. to
wit: The north three 80 inches fronting on New
,ers9y Avenue OF lot in VESTS subdivision Of orr
the rear line Of said lot l. aud also the adjoining lot
numbered sixteen Q6l in the subdivision of original
lot two l2l, made by Hoffman, in square numbered
SIX hundred and twenty nine (629). together with
he improvements, ways, easements, SC
Terms $500 ana expenses Of sale in cash: bal
ance Six. twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months
note to bear per cent interest and secured by dsed
OF trust On the premises sold A post of ais will
he required at time of SALE If terms of sale ara mot
complied with within seven days, the Trustees re-
the right to resell the property at the risk and
motto Of such resale Conyeyancine at our shaseris
cost GEORGE BAUER
feb2o JOHN WALTER, JR.,( Arustoes-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
THOMAS BOWLING. AucaOnssr.
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF SUPERB
SILVER PLATED WARE
FINE TABLE CUTLERY.
$4,000 STOCK
STANDARD SILVER WARE
Seven Days Sale.
LARGEST SrocK OF THE KIND EVER OFFERED
AT AUCTION IN THIS CITY. CoMpRIsIS9
OVER $4,000 LoIs.
The large store 1413 Pennsylvania syenue. be-
tween l4th and 18th sts-, near WflIard's having
been secured expressly for this sale shall on
SATURDAY. February 18th. at 10 O'Clock a m,
same hours. sell without 1imi. this entire stock
Consisting in part Of
400 Tea Sets, latest designs.
25O Ice Pitchers, single and IN sets.
eco Large Walters and Salvern
$40 Dinner and Breakfast Casiers
900 dozen Plated Knives and Forks
Elegant Epergnes Center Pieces, Cake Baskets
Celery Stands. Vases and general assortment
of rich goods.
Each lot guaranteed trictly as represented
IA Goods Oh exhibition Friday Evening
Ladies are invited to attend the sale.
febl2dn THOMAS BOWLING, Auct