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FOR WRAPPING PA
L PER, IMIAE, AND LITTER BALANCES.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,


Sealed Proposals win be received at this Depart-
o'clock noon, for fnrnshins .Wrappings Paper,
Offices the United States for five months from the
first day Of February, 1879, the said articles to be
qeilvered free OF expense 70 the De art,ent at the
Washington d. C.
The quality and the estimated quantity of each
article required are specified below:
5000 reaus Of Wrapping Paper, 2Ox25 inches in
SIZE and 70 Tesh - pounds s496t to the Feam'
leo reams Of -i Wrapping Paper, 26x.5 inches in
s!ze and to %elfh 90 poi9ds TO inc Tea'
100000 pounds Of Cotton Twine, to ba Spy, and to
measure not less than 300 yards to the
pound TO be put up in balls weighing about
become loose or tangled in transportation.
10000 rog9t;s OF coarse Hemp TYNE, to be SPly,
foand, and TO be put up III balls weighing
from one 70 two pounds eacn and so bound
as not 20 become loose OK tangled IL trans
san.r,es Of the Parer and Irvine required will be
furnished 20 persons who desire to bid, appca-
ton to the Blank Agency, F. U. Department. Wash
Letter Balances capable of weighing eight ounces,
avoirduro,e WEIGHT and Is rates metric system, to
o9 graduated down to = ounces and slpgie rates
Perfect accuracy, strength and durability VII! be
required in ths Balances to be furnished.
colnTany each bid, and tie bidder who may obtain
the contract viii be required TO furnish Balances OF
Each Balance must be we'll and securely packed in
box for transportation and delivered Tree OF ex-
pense. to the Blank Agency. Washington, ID. L.
More or less than the estimated quantities may be
ordered, as tie necessities OF the Department may
require, 81 the discretion Of the Postmaster Oen-
eral
Awards viii be made for each article separately If
deemed most advantageous to the Department.
Bids not made i'll conformity With this advertise
pleit viii not be considered,
Each bidder must furnish with bis proposal guar
antees of his ability to comply with ais bid. and
certificate from postmaster that such guarantors
are reliable persons.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished on ap
pliCation to the Blank Agency, 2. q. Department.
bond with two sufficient suretes Will be required
to each contract.
a failure 20 furnish promptly any article con
tracted for, any attempt to impose upon the De
parnent articles inferior in the opinion of the Post
master General to those contracted for, Will be con
sdered sufficient for the forfeiture OF the con-
tract.
Proposals must he endorsed on tho envelope
" Prof osals for Letter Balances" proposals for
Wrapping PapeE." or Proposals for Irvine" and
addressed to TIE First Assistant Postmaster General
washington d. c. D. NJ. KEY,
decl2- IaWEW Postmaster General
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Things TO THINK ABoUT.-If we thought half
as much about the security OF our plumbing md
drainage IS We do about triEing matters of ar
iahgenent and decoration, we should lead
healthier and longer lives, and our children
existence" We could spare a little of Tn9 cur-
rent enthusiasm over ceramics tiles and bric n
tiac IL The surplus could BE- devoted to awaken
ing an intelligent interest in the construction of
Grams we erect costly houses, and fill them
Wtth furniture and paintings and all the luxu-
res OF hie and then sit down contentedly to
pFeatne air which cur plumber has poisoned for
us. III would staT1le people If they could know
Low many houses there are, costly and well an
pointed into which poisonous air from the CITY
sewers finds constant vent in unsupported
places.-[ Boston Journal.
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TIE SOURCE OF DIsEAsE.-'The way it is
cone Is the title OF an Interesting little book
10y Mrs. Warren, the Wel-knOwn writer of Sey-
eral valuable books on domestic economy. Here
Is an extract which might be read with interest
Dy sufferers from rheumatism
81 can't get up stairs, be so crippled"
Just try IL step at a time ana rest And
what do you sleep in, sheets or Blankets
''SheetS, OF course: what else! ! have cot
blankets over me, and good thick Counterpart
over that"
81 thought so; put away the sheets and the
Counterpart. and sleep in blankets, under and
over, and no counterpane at all. The sheets
and the counterpane do great deal OF mis-
chief"
''Well, now, how can that be?"
"lhe cotton keeps the sour heat and perspira-
ton from the body in the bed, and so Won
breathe the poisoned air all night summer and
winter, and that poisoned air makes your rheTI-
hiatlSn ten times worse. If you were in blank
ets they would not absorb the perSpiration; it
would pass through from one to the other but
IN cotton, If it abSorbs i'll had better say soak
Clammy." "
That may be right, sure enough. for do
perspiIe SOWlth pain, that one might wiring the
sheets sometimes
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A MUCH BEREAvED FANILY.-A rather s'ngu-
lar instance of family affection has recently
occurred Mrs, Polly Woodbury., OF Paris, was
last week stricken with paralysis, and lies In
sons wifes mother died, and the daughter was
attending the funeral, when intelligence was
received that the husband. who resides in Cam
bTidge, Mass, had been kicked by horse and
dangerously injured. A sister OF Mrs. Wood
bury went to attend her, and the day after her
arrival she received q paralytic shock and was
brought horne. A daughter who was also with
her mother was taken with convulsons.-[P Port
land {Ne.l Arq1is
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTlCE-That the subscriber
l. of WASHINGTON City hath obtained from the SUI
pTeme Court OF tce District of Columbia, holding
specla tern for Orphans Court business, letters of
administration On the personal estate of CHARLES
j. BURCH, late Of the District OF Columbia, de-
ceased; all persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber. at
before the 10th day Of December next they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all beBe1t OF the
said estate. Given under my hand this 10th day OF
December, 1879. -
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W no DID IT.

Who tracked The mad across The r0ar
an9 1 t,hG , III ha'l. AMI 40 n, STAR
ANA lCit C31.-I-L - thH .ha r.
whose ~ ger. rl,iS Gctarc the door,
Whose crumbs bouee.3, .h, table lie.
hl;n smcarr-t t'}' is-Ictsr On tl,n cloth
Who sIl'-c tiIc gravy. Slpnoei :5r br,-hs
Rhu urnii'et a plC63e IN lie l,iss
Who pnI:el t,,a curtain with = jerk.
AGd eft il hanging al sSkp,v
Ana broke Ia, y,f.'y twas nearly no,
wonder II ,yas mothers work.
Whose knife Is this. VII handle stained
krG CleG l'3o" with rust 30 ,,a~-pss
was tou2I II = AMOR iaS IN IN, yard
Iron the grass -la-t HI>h; il ra'acJ
jus; now. s;iy;'el aud nearly fell
marble rolled a TOi OF more
And then / crushed sn ample corr
Whose S3S ., mother Ct1 AoG tsIs
Fsce downward on slab. = book
Lies Gpen. leaves iD---rar,d and thgNa,ei:
And rear. a Tan lkor,,l:rf la--l.nlasi
And stiff with tsiy-oaly lonk,
iron door knob haa.-s hat
lis passing strange II hangs 81 al,
AID in the corner s ball.
And On the sofa rests i bat.
missed the hanlui"r yesterday:
The hatcilt.i vanished ionga,o
All winter underneath The now.
I,bind tie house TIE shovel lay.
Are things bawitcHeds D. c,ni; hide
Within my closets and nv drawers
Aud sklIik behind ths humber doors
And through the dar1r;et a.t.cs glidss
often ~ from room t. room
And sweep The floating robyeps DIVA
And wonder when sle S,'idcrs brpwh
Departed with their ia nty loom.
But thca-who knows those films a. ti1e
May once have iain upon NV Shelf
Beneath the ittir bow IF def.
Twas there | use to Scap ,aY tS.ae
The tiny tacks lost lat sr,.i ny
4 paper fH' wi.la NplislA heal.
As black n ic' and rruafa- baais
But dcader than IauIl:ci king
What you think they di to-ifye
Ny sugar huckut's sides they ,tlr:unl
And IN the sugar fairy -ySarg.rl
Who turned tacGS INTO ant. teli m pray
The elves are III the house. It's clear.
I'd IKE ia catch ina: one who tDna
The clothes brush down fr1u al III hook
And LEFT II on the et;t-r re.
Who was il lir1ie Johnny Benz
Why do You stand 50 "a anne ia,,'l til'rn
And blush from chm 1p forehead fair.
think Nuu know the cu}l,ri. we'll
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BOWMAN Il GREEN, Real Estate Brokers aud
~ Auc.iOneers. 412 9TH street northwest

TRTTs sE1: Ii7, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
OF MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE. BETWEEN
THIRTEEN TIL AND FOURTEENTH STREETE
WEST, IMPROVED BY VERY HANDSOME
BRICK RESIDENCE.
trust executed to us, dated December 18th, 80
A. ID 1914 and duly recorded in Lber No -I@~.A
i65 folo 431 Of the land records for the District
OF Columbia and at the request in writing of tho
party secured thereby, We shall offer for sale at
public auction, in trent of the promises, on TUES
DAY, January 21st, 1879, at 4 O'clock p. M. the
following described real estate, situate in the city of
Washington, d. g., to wit: AL that certain piece
or parcel OF land known and described as lot nun
bered tifty-ei9ht CSlfn J. II. Thompson's subdiyi-
OF four 90, III Evans subdivision of original lot
Twelve lZ>, III square two hundred and fort On
(24 recorded in the land records of the District of
Columbia. May 9th, A. D. 1874 and bounded as fol
line OF Massachusetts, avenue thirty (3p faI thence
south one hundred and five FEET and nine inches;
thence east thirty 600 feet thence north one hun
ginning" with the inipro, enents thereon. consist
ing OF handsome Brick Residence, No. 1924 Mass
achusetts avenue
The terms of sale, es prescribed by the deed of
be paid down at the fall of the hammer but by the
consent of all parties Interested the terms ba
varied so as to require Onethlrd of the purchase
money tC be paid III cash. and the balance Unon de
ferred payments, 1or which the notes of the pur-
chaser must be given bearing. seven per cent par
annum interest and TO be secured on tia premises
sold All conveyancIny must be at the purchasers
cost II the terms are not complied with il seven
Gays, the Trustees reserve the right TO resell tie
property at the risk aud cost of The defaitn uIIr
cha,er. after five days advertisement ia the Even
ian1-asas F Hn Il EMP 4 DICK Trustees.
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REorENED.
THE OFFICE OF TEE
HOLMAN LIVER PAD COHPAEy,

Which las been closed for few months, lSs beon
EeCpened By MeSsrs. RINGWALT & HALL, who
are agents for the District of Columbia, Maryland,
Virginia West Virginia and Delaware, for tine sale
OF these remedies at their Office southeast corner CT
9th and streets two squares north of Ps-IpsylYa-
Ms avenue and which has been elegantly furnished
snd fitted NJ Cor the copvenisooe OF pEtAntx Ion.
sultstion free
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
What Ia q, sid what does Il meant Il II rev
method OF treating successfully al Liver aud Stc-
ach Diseases externally and i means an honest war
AGAINST the thousand and one uos<rulI-s A1G a2ul-
bu.E Of this and past ages.
ITS DISCOVERY.
About sight Jears $50 thers WAS 6tscoVfTes Kid
But into practice simple, convenient and safs
9rRcple for curing disease by absorption, without
Ihe aid OF Medicine. The necessities of the case
prom C.ec vigorous examination into IFS merits,
solved
Ofice-Oorree OK 9Th sid streets northwest over
W. l. Riiey's Dry COOKS Store
No. Charles street, Baltimore uoy5-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
r H WARNER. Real Estate Auc,ioneer.
THIN AFTERNOON

X AuCtOU5ar,
1RS SSTkE 5s s.LE OF pEsIRApLE TIRE
nPASD 9 STREETS SoR iffhi I; eh "hhN
len, A. d 1875, duly recorded N iiber 10. -
Tvs. folio &C. ore of the lsnd records for tie IL g
ss;a and & hor es rf ss Of s t
Iuhllc auction, IL front Of the premises, on TUES
nvdescbed real estate. situate IL the city ~" Of WASH
and T nj to Y Lot b nneTed one hundred
others subdivision OF part Of square Numbered three
hnndTeo and sixty 1861, together with the i'm
Terms One-thrd cash, and the balance In six
and twelve months. with interest at seven per cent
onr % m4 s paa r nj Sy g. deed OF
purchaser 800 deposit at time of sale and ali CON
plea WITH days fs Tru Ss
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaultng purchaser, after five days
,r coI WYNN F. HOFFMAN. Trustee.
hSPEkTS SAE ~ OF TF SasI
fKSSESE FANPzSH AND slzfH sFhEErs
81 81 virtue Of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court -
causes Nos. Sis and oil We vii sell at rus S:1
s II t,oat Of ts On tba aa y,
G ground and situate the city Of
Washington District of Coumbia, being the eastern
in square numbered four hundred and ninety-one
(49D. fronting on Pennsylvania avenue, and run
ming back The width 70 the rear end of said lot,
together with the i'll provements, &C, consisting of
two-story Brick Store and Dwelling.
Terms; One-fourth III cash, and the balance at one
ard two years, with interest at six per cent par an
aod DEPOSIT to- Of goo required at The time Of sas
and all COnveyancing at purchsser's cost. Il the
6e TrGs e reserve The right resell the proey
at the risk and cost of the defautinz purchaser.
after five days advertisements.
WI. BBLLANTYNE,l Tr,,s+oos
EDW. TEMPLE. A0'-
B Fl. WARMER. Auct. dec24d
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RAILROADS.
RALTis10RE AND OHIO RaILROaO.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK,
<asiona! Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest, WEST
and Southwest,
TIC take etfec, Sunday. Nov. IT. 1878

TIC taEe effect Sunday. Nov. IT, 1873
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
EEress Eco a0 CITY foass4 a a. and sosoa
fHpsstGn 5ess1ps asSossr AID E Asi RlS4s
$50 a m-..Baltimore Annapolis and War. (pa,.
WAN s'iRs s1sg Winchester. Haserstown. AMI
s !! 40 mD,Balifmore and Laurel Express
q. SS4 and rlddaW9n Way s s5asSrs
$50 a New York, PhsdeIphis. Boston and Bal
Philsdeph Stops at Annspo ii Inv Jnpc tSGR aud
90 a; m.St Lonis, Louis vile, Chicago, Oolunhaa
and Valley Branch except sundsy. Thronsh
Sart 10 Stsnnton Pullman Csr to Cincinnati
9 oaily; Grafton to ssndusky, daily except Sat.
fs1O 2; W.on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 a. m-Baltirnore Express Stops at Blsdsns-
Sors, Solesn BeltEEille, Laurel. Annapolis juno
21n p: m-Batiinore. Annapolis. Ellicott City and
Il 30 p. m.-New York, Phtlade.phis and Bos,o,
, Express. Steps at laurel ''0D
80 ?; "a; on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 p m.-Baltimore. Bla1ensburs and Laure,
ElxpEgss Frederick via Relay Stops Annsp-
IS 2 m:.Pont Of ROCKS, Frederick. Hsserstown.
Point Of RooEs and Way stsans o ONLY sundays to
f4;ag p. m--Baitimors Annapolis and Way Sits
& 80 y. n.-philadelrhs, Norfolk and Baltr1o.r
ExPrssss Ellieot' City. Norfolk EXCEPT Sun.
rect to Boat at Canion step st Biadens6u r.
and Laurel
g 30 p. m--Bat'more and Way Stations
r. 80 2. m-Chicag and Columbus EIpress Ssss1,-
ING Cars TO CHICAGO.
70 10 p. m.-BsltImore E1presg.
loo D. nl--Point of Rocks and Way stations
500 p. m.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Ptts0urs Express Pittsburg, except Sunday.
Pullman Gers
no. Is p m.-New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Express. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
Steefri'lg Cor TO New York. sn6 Special Sleeping
Gar TO Philadelphia.
% DailE. On Sunday only. Other trs!ns daily
except Sunday.
az trsi,.s stOr az Relay Station nnEIE
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COVER THE HILLS TO THE po0RuorsE~ WAS
Tie ute OF Il new play TO be produced in Battle
Creek, Mich by travelling theatre company
me leading actor got 50 drunk that ne could not
perform, creditors seized the baggage. and one
CT the unpaid employees actually dld 90 ever
the hi Is 10 the pOorhouSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

"Do YOU THINK" writes young student of
human economy, do you think the human race
is Gecaying?" Not at all-not at all. Part OF it
Isn't decaying because 1t is yet alive and the
portion OF it that is dead doesn't decay because
the medical student don't givh it a Chance. oh,
N.Y. the human race was never, in all its his
tory, so well protected against decay as at pres
ent. Be thankful that YOU live in an age when
the grave has been so ShoTn of its power that it
can't hold man SO long as 1t would hold a
spoonful OF QUICKSILVER burlington Hawksye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

A CHANCE FOR THE POQR.-H you want Al
IA OVEROOA1 Eks the rich wear, and for les
money than ready made one, call st HERZOd's
sos 9th st. N.Y.. near Pa. ave. There you win I'm
srge stock of secondhand Drercosts. very llttis
EcST.. 81 low pyise1 oof3o.1J
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BADLY SHAKEN UP.-Near Paris. Tenn, sat
uIday morning, broken rail- On the Louisville
and Great southern railroad overturned Sleep
ing car on nOlthwald bound passenger train
No o ne was Killed, although the passengers IN
Guiding Dr. Dixon, OF New Albany. and Seal-
toIH Dorsey, OF Arkansas, and Harris, OF TenneS-
see. Were badly shaken IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

a CHICAGO GIRL I'D not wish to marry her
lover, ouJ said yes 10 his proposal for the fun OF
belilg engaged TIE young man Was very much
IN earnest, and when she atlength Informed him
| ilal She had only been Joking he Threatened 10
Iiii lef IL she dld lot keep her promise. Thus
DulldoZed, she submitted to matrimOny That
was year ago. Lately she appealed to the courts.
and the superior court has decided that the
marriage, having been accomplished by Il threat
OF violence. is void.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

DIP. Do LEWIS appears in Heafh AMI Hone to
say That the fine teeth which the irish girls
bring 10 this country. and which they owe To
coarse, wholesome food, are soon made black
decayed and inodOTOuS bg the cOngl0nerated
c0nlpOundS OF American kitchens
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ryTaompson calls his baby Macbeth, be-

z TtfuInpSUl CdIIo MS DdDy MACDtIU, De-
cause IL murders sleep.
ca~It was loving but jocular husband who,
when his wife asked what she was going TO have
In her stocking replied, You are Just the sweet
est thing care TO see In it,
gE-In spite Of the saying about '.The better
df.s. the better deed" the Indiana courts, have
.fled that where man gives caUrch sis olDli-
CATION at a Sunday night debt-raislng, pay!Dear
therefore cannot be enforced az LAW,
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HIS FACE WAS wRE.THEp WITH SMILES as he
walked in and called for Il schooner The gem
tieman at The bar placed one foaming before
him, and the stranger remarked in kindly
way, We'll my dear friend. how stands TIE re-
cord Of the dying year, The gentleman grab
bed the schooner anu said, ''See here. you re-
cord FIVE cents or skip" The stranger turned
upon his heel ana casting his eye upon him
said in a melancholy tone lis it poSsibes Has
al the poetry gone out of your life too and you
30 yOuRg""-I YoRIprS Gazette
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VOUNG y MIDDLETON, Auchoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HANDSOME
l0IBlE) BRICK DWELLING, No IOI5
COSSLCIICUT AVENUE

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HANDSOME
GlQt BE BRICK DWELLING, No IOl5
CONNLCTICUT AVENUE.
By virtue of Il deed Of trust to me. dat d ~
Aneust 2th, 1875, and recorded in Iiber No f.fIs3
,:,I folio 25S, OF tn land records of the Dis +Z
tIlCt Of Columbia, and hy tre written direction OF
The hol4eT of some of the notes secured thereby
wi. sell az Ib &c auction, III front Of the premises
on WEDNESDAY tn 2Jtii day of january, 1879
"a! o'clock T. m. let No 1, of Shepherds subd,
yIs,cn OF square No lG5. i'll the city OF Washington
improved 10y handsome Gn1Ihie twO-stGry and
base lnent, with mansard roof, Brick Dwelling
Terms OF sale prescribed ~ ;he deed OF trust
lie amount of ndebta d1ass secuted by the ieed OF
rust unpaid. with TIE expense of sale. in cash; and
the balance IL twelve. twenty four and thirty-sx
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of SALE and secured
10y deed OF hnst on tie property sold, shall be
taken. DEPOSIT OF $3.50 will be required of the
purchaser al the time Of the sale. aud all convey
:lclrG shall be 81 the pu:chase;' expense. If the
STi.s OF sale are not COMPLIED witt! in seven DAYS
lie Trustee reserves the right to resell al the risk
and cost OF the GTfaUltiDg purchaser.
1aru-dt!DS ANDREW C.. BRADLEY, Trustee.
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eE-'SRather than touch another drop Of
liquor" said jealous convert at temperance
meeting at Alto u, ILL.,, the other night, 81 would
take q razor al blow out my brains"
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Hill, Ind, wearing a dress OF many and partlcu-
larry bright colors. George Daniels made fun
ofthe conspicuous garment. Miss cunningnam'S
brother Dan called George out OF the hail and
began 10 whip him. but George drew a revolver
and killed Dan instantly.
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janl-G&ds FRANKLIN A. DICK,
TtuMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated October TX
st 1872 aPd dI recorded &c in Der Z N H. No
OF Columbia, VIII offer at auction, on SATURDAY,
the 18th inst. at o'clock p;la,, lots II and in
s NSs hn5dped d ct oe 2 2e nn su ar,
northern three inches Of lot I, front TO rear
houses rontnF lGf FEET e s lFai o
the west side OF New Jersey avenue, between and
Terms of sale: One-tbird of the purchase money
to be pad III cash aud the residue equal in
with interest, to be secured bv notes and deed 81
trust on the premises The terms of sale il list be
property may he resold after one weeks notice at
f9s Fsb aas cost OF the agaH PE ro
GEORGE TRUE8DELL, AucIioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
SoRTHEHsF c0RNER Of NIAfH "a AND fhG
STREEIS NORTHWEST, FRONTING 100
IEET On STREET. OPPOSITE PATENT
BY virtue Of a, deed Of trust, dated June "a
s57, folio All ct seq, one Of tie AM records
for The District of Columbia aud by direction OF the
IL front Of hsprenlises en- MoNDAY, the 9th day
OF January 1879. az O'Clock pm, all those certain
being in the city of Washington District of Column
bia, and known and distinguished as lot numbered
running back with I that width s5fy sse fee
in depth, OF lot numbered two 81. sill in square
are known and described upon the p,st or plan of
said city, together WITH all the improvements and
arLurtenances, &c, to the same belonging.
Terms of sale; One fourth cash (of which $500
viii be required when the property is struck OF,
and the residue of the purchase money in tire
equal annual payments, for which the notes of the
purchaser viii be taken. bearing interest frs the
date of sale until paid at the rate of eight 80 per
cent per annum. payable quarterly. and secured by
tory fire insurance the improvements to be ia zen
at the expense of the pure haser and properly as
sign ed as &C dtional security If the terms OF sale
arc not comDlied with within seven "a days from
day OF sale the property viii be resold at the sk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser after FIVE (5)
days advertisement. Ali eonveyancing and rec ord
ing at the expense of the purchaser.
jan2,3,4,S,9,10 l6,17.19 II. W. TYLER, Trustea.
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAYI.

The e,, tirs: cia:s s,eamers Of this line. W A
SCHOLTEN," "P. CALAND," "ROrTFRDANr
. sCHIEDAMr and MAS carrying the L. s.
nail to the Netherlands. leave Jersey CITY every al
Iernate "Wednesday snd Saturday Cabin s;5-s70:
intermediate $3.50; Steerage s23 H. CAZAJX,
Genl Ag't, - South William St, New YORK PUNCH
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

An UNFORTUNATE FANfLY.-The 5-yelr old
daughter OF Joseph New, the proprietor OF the
Newark q. j. academy. died of diphtheria
week ago. On THURSDAY another daughter
aged 5, died OF the same disease. Yesterday
morning occurred the death OF third daughter
years Old, from the same complaint. and last
hlSht another enid, Mr.. News infant daughter,
lay at the point Of death. also suffering from
dIIhtheria.-TN J.. Times 9TH