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THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY. September ~. lS3os
SOciaIisn nm In Germany.

1t has been thought strange that in docs,a
, ,el anany, where order and submission have
cen proNeroiai, socialism. with which in fhe
ORDINARY mind the excuses or the FrcncN
Revolution are most Intimately assocfated
couio ever rise TO the height OF a strong narty
ara assume proportions which for sol,dity ana
The prospect OF continuation and grown hays
been eQualed In no other country There 80
two main causes OF this strength: first the con-
dition or the German laborer is. on account Of
natural ard social causes one OF hardship. ana
next, the German nature is made up OF feeling
10 greater degree than any other European
characler.-oi feeling deep and solid, which,
when reused In philanthropy or from convic.
lions or personal Injustice, is not turned TO this
side or that by some slight accident, as Is the
case 10 French character, but carries the phil
aDthroplst 10 the end fn his plans for assist
ance: and the heavy, stoid. deep nature of the
laborer keeps him consistent in his opposition
10 condition OF society which his leaders tell
him Is the cause OF his misfortunes The Ger.
man laborer, then, is disconnected and edu.
Gated phflanthropists, I'm sympathy with him
think that In socialism they have found cure
LOT MS hard condition,-a condition Depending
primarily on backwardness Ia industrtes and
the poverty or the German SOIL which, though
ielti!e IL the south, is generally hard. unyleld-
1rg, and sterile
Any ole who has Travelled through the north
eastern part OF Germany knows well the hard
coIultlon or the peasantS,-knows that they
are III FED; hard worked, and that their novels,
many OF them with only one window some
lacking even one, are hardly lit for the fowls
which share them it'll the family There are
many nuts containing only one room. with
damp earth as floor, and not more than nh.
teen feet square. where two families dwell.
where sons bring their wives: where young and
Old OF both sexes are thrown together; where
modesty can furnish no barrier TO VICE and
line feelings, II any could arise are crushed by
hafd surroundings. There Is a look OF deiec-
ton Oh most faces while the women especially
seem utterly downcast. One feels that here
are the descendants OF those who for hundreds
OF years have been underlings. In whom habits
OF SUBMISSION and obedience have been so thor.
oughly grounded that all will be borne to the
last But there is also stolid strength here
tnal, when once reused, knows no retreat
lHftdrd ErotrTl. IN GcfOi,.r flutfir
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PROPOSALS.
FOB UNIFORMS AND HAT
DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PoL1c1

DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE,
jPFICE MAJOR AND SUIT, POP Al 6r N W.
WAsHISG1oN, d. G Sept 9th, 1877
Sealed Prof. De ais will be received at this ONCE
Until Il O'Clock 18th inst. at which time they will
D. opened, to furnish this department with two
hundred t2OC), more or less, Uniforms to meas re-
or winter OF the Police Force, cons sting OF
)yercoats OF blue Drawer CLOTH Frock Goats OF blue
racht cloth Vests Of blue cloth, PAntaloons of blue
loesktn material to be of best quality in iigo blue
i've to be cut in acc dance with the lations
or uniforms to be by the Metropolitan Police
Force" BIDS to bs made sepa' ately for each gar
nent The dies for the buttons Will be loaned to
he successful bidder.
Sealed Proposals will be received at same time for
furnishing two hundred and tweaty (229), more or
ese Hats similar to sample on view at this office.
SAM pies of material and hats must accompany bids
The right to reject any and all bids Ia reserved
Mark envelopes Proposals for U Informs" or Pro
pesals for Eats :" rs the case may be-
Bidders are invited 10 be present at the opening
For further information apply to Capt W: Il.
BROCK INSPECTOR NJ. p, at Police Headquarters-
nv order OF the commissioners y. q,
~ o'0'' w WIG THOS p MORGAN,
sep9l5l7 Major and Superintendent
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DIED.

NcCOHyLY. Departed this lfe on the 10th day
of September r. 1879, ANNA, beloved W fe of VIM l.
NcCcnyey, in the f. rty fourth year of her are
May she rest in peace
Her funeral win take place at her late residence
corner Fourth AND SITS n W, on Friday 18th inst
at SO am; Her friends and relatives are respect.
MlLLAMS. September l6 1879 st O'Clock ID NJ
sEvERN ID; WILLIAMS. beloved husband of Hsrriet
Nnlisms In the sever ty second year OF his age.
siter long and painful illness He departed this
lie N tie full trlumphs of faith
Funeral Vii take place Thursday. Sent is His
remains viii he taken from his late residence, 2il3
i St. TO John Wesley church. ct O'Clock pm. Rela-
tlves and fYieLds are invited TO attend.
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THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Acl
p Fl. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

* H. "AhNGhs neal ESt6t6 AuCt1On6AI.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE ON PENNSi .VANIA AVENUE
s0nIM a1 BETWhEN FIRST AND SECOND
by virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Ass,
OF the Distri let # Columbia passed on the I'd O.
day OF September. A D. 1879, in cause -s@.al
pe,olng In said court, aud numbered, in Equity,
CSC? and by virtue of deed Of trust bearing date
on me j.; I'm gay OF ARrlt a. D. 1876, and duly re-
record books for the District of Uoumbia, and al
the request Of the party secured thereby, we shall
sell At gphlic auction; in front o, the promises,
al that certain piece parcel of land and PREMISE
Known and distinguished as and being part of lot
numbered two %, IN square numbered seven hun
dred ana thirty C73O) being the west part of said
lot having front of twenty five feet on Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. and extending through said square
with that width to South A street, improved by a
hTeestory frame House, in good repair
Terms Of sale: OBethird cash balance in six
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at
aer .ent per snnum until paid. secured by deed
option of the purchaser; s1oO deposit required at
ser's cost. Terms to be complied with in seven
el at the risk and cost Of the desautins purcha
sep9J3.1517l9 SAMUEL MADDOX.S trustees
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAI

RALTIMOBEA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'll. TIL gREAT D0gBL1 TRAoK.
Hort and fss oaaSws:t. West
To take ss E saHVnHs-K1 Hf6 "a 1s5s ..
oss aas.gs 70 s1s s4seSs
s:5 SasR
s9asba4s sad W. Ss
riss snd way Ris Relay? and 1.r-., rvn-..
sl9 am-Ront Of Rocks Piedmont strasburs
RsltipcFe Express Parior car to New York and
SIS Z MIST Louis, Chicago, Columbus and
Pittsburgh Express: Freder1ci. Aagerssown and
sHssy Br11S except sUqSay Through car 70
s sana sR' ss Ann.po
saSs Soss. Ss1ssSs Laurel. x1nsDo S juno
= ; WH m-Baltinore. Annapolis. Ellioott City
$50 ?; m; IN, York: Philadelphia. and Boston
sma. sn Sgp W. Ss sasns and Way
E1prsss Frederick. Va Relay. Stops It Annapolis
4:s5 r; m;.tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, H.sers-
" and ap Wv On
4:O p. m baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
$50 2; M1ttIstPH4ADMPHIA. .EoRFoLK AND
RAL1HlM H!3af pExPREss Mo,Efols except Sun
boat ct Canton. Stops at BlAdensburg and laurel
$50 p m.-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
s h.ti9f;s 5Ra T s8F stasSR' roo.
Sib pm.@fGHIOAGO. COLUMBUS AND PITTS
HH .esi6.o k1PR1sS; Sleeping car to Chicago
l0:l6 p m.-fNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens-
burg and Laurel Sleeping chr to New York and
special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
Pullman Cars.
tDAiy. t6unday only Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
Ali trains stop 1t Relay Station.
For further Information apply ct tho Baltimore
and Ohio ucket Offices, Washington Station, and
Co.'S $40 and 1895 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
ut any point In the city w. II. OLBMF"TS,
Master Of Transp on.
L. II COLE, Gererrl Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KOONTZ. General Agent Lyl7tP
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURB DAYS.
HNHOS E. WAGGAMAN
L Real Estate Auctioneer. SIG 7th street.

=. WA(43AMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer SIG 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABIE THREE
SSp ro1n BKlGk DWELLING HOUSE ON
T IL a., STREETS VEST AND q AND Il
81 LETS NORTH, AND BEING No II ON
SAID GRANT STREET ~
OnCer and by virtue of ceed Of trust bear -
leg GATE on the 18th day of July 1872 the un- GS1
aers,gned Truste es Will sell at public auction,
IN front OF the premises. or MONDAY, the 22d day
OF September 1879, at O'Clock n, al Of Lot
NUMBER seventy nine (79), in Gilbert 4 Aliens re-
corded sn6aivlsion Of Lots IS to 63 of Fishers sub
divslCn OF Square three hundred and seventy fl We
Columbia.
Terms of sale: One fourth purchase money to be
psld IN cash. and the residue to be paid in four
equal Instruments, at SIX, twelve, eighteen and
twentyfour months after day Of sale for which the
notes of purchaser bearing interest from day of
.ale and secured to the satisfaction of Trustees
ton OF purchaser If terms of are not CON piled
with In five days from day of SALE tue Trustees re.
serve the right to resell at risk and cost OF def suit
ing purchaser, alter such notice Of the resale as
the y may think proper 70 give. deposit of $3.50
required when bid accepted.
GEO. r. APPLEBY, ! r...
w. Il. EDMONSTON., 1rus'ees
- Office 40 9th ct. n. W.
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN Acut sepI2 d
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LADY IN WANT OF DYING HUsBAND.-Mr.
j. Z. Uthon, second house surgeon at Guys
Hospital, London, relates the following incident
In the Lancet: A well dressed and lady-like fe-
male, with strong French accent, asked to see
me, and requested that the interview might be
private one, as the subject upon which she
wished to speak was, TO use her own words, a
delicate" one. A young woman, q relative or
friend OF hers, was entitled TO inherit some
property II married; but, being single,
there was prospect OF her losing It. AS
no suitable husband seemed likely to ap-
pear, she was DESTROYS OF finding some
.'dying" man, OF what position it mattered not;
to whom she might be formally married and
SO obtain the property, while at the same time
the link might be slender, and soon broken.
This they had not been able to manage In
France, where she lived, and they had accord
ingly sent over TO London hospital, where
they hoped for success. I was requested to
find such dying man suitable for the object.
II he were a widower and had children, they
would make some provision for the children. I
Iced not dwell upon the answer given TO such
q request. Ii would be curious TO know II the
same attempt has been made at other London
hospitals,
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THE TRADES.

OOOKBIND DING.
D The public Ia respectfully informed that the
LYCETT BOOKB1NDERY
carried heretofore The same excellent
Drkmen ART employed, and the work turned out
vi be IN the SUI erior style which has always been
o characteristic If q establishment
psly 1Ol2 Pennsylvania avenue, I'd door.
u PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
lOll Pennsylvania avenue, Warrington, d. O,
y Fine Printing Q Specially. tan181y
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1879 9$s $ShAH 1879
TO THE N91Ta: WEST, AND sogTHwEsT.
sp,r.n 1oS1ls Tr~Ssh: Steel A. tn,;,,,,.
raAss 11 K Ess }Hsf 81 Ss' from p.,o
P.saS5: ma s. Vet So i3 % e ds1 ISsS Par.
AZ $s 3
-, sA d.nu1S.,1n! ARD R9T9MA9 RAILROAD:
s0 ana e AoS sn asy a s1ssp;
s sans.' G.s e * Ssf s1os sI "a
Tor BY Yo1i and II. East 80 PM daily, e1eep.
sttschsd Limited II press 81 Pullman Pslioi
Ger. ESQ %. daily. sxoept Sunday:
;sorains direct tr.Dsisr to Fulton street. sVeld:
Ing double fsrriase and journey across New
For t Pnis S1s 1885 Am. and 30 pm, daily
For So G.y s saaSPf sSnri a.
:as saa a1S except % as siHnd'' 10 80
For Pops's 0reei Line. 8 40 =. 10. and I:7o p. m.
Tor Ans:eolls 20 = q. and : 40 p M. daily. *.
%AX K AEP na6IIRE1ANDkfz AND Was
For Alexandria I6, g. g. 10. IL An i lB, ., &C.
~ aad II 10 pm. On Sunday At q m. and
For Richmond and the Boath. $50 Am. daily, and
o:2 NJ daily. except Sunday.
1THn1 Ieeve Alexandra for Washll.xton. 9, 7:l6 8,
PIC, u An: !, 4:20.6. g. and IL pm. on
Sunday .tS and 10 Am, and 9 pm.
commodAdons can be procured ct the ofiioes north.
EAST corner q Thirteenth street and Pennsyivania
!ylvaniA avenue and at the depot Where orders oan
be Left for checking Of basgage 70 de0nSiion from
hotolD and fegidencoA AASAs'
L. p. FARM1R. General PASSENGER AsenA
FRANK THOMSON. General Mans9eS now
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
BALE OF TWO UNFINISHED HOUSES ON D
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECON ND

SOUTHEAST.
IN THE SUPREME COURT, DISTRICT OF CoLUM-
ETA, LIST Feb uary D., 1919. WAsHINGToN Brick
MACHINE Co. VS.. JAMES G. GRIFFIN ct al, $3.50
Equity Doc 18.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme ~
c. uTt of the Distr ct of Columbia, made On En
tie LIST day of February A. D.. 1879, in the 2SA
at owe entitled cause. the subscribers will sell to the
highest bidder, on the premises on TUESDAY. tina
23d day OF September D, 1879. at o'clock in the
afternoon, two of the eight unfinished Houses
standing together viz One the east Is feet front
less, of lot TO- and the other the west 16
feet ont, less, of lot &c. in square 734, in
Washington city with the lots on which they stand
and apPurte thereto the said James G. Griffin,
trustee. and James A Griffin having failed to
furDi. complainant with deed of trust, or other
security, as required by said decree
Terms of eale: Unethird cash (of which $50 on
each house must be paid at the time of ssle) and the
residue in one and two years, for which the pur-
chaser must give notes in equal amounts. bearing
per cent per annum until paid. to be secured
ty deed Of trust. with insurance covenant on the
property cold; the Interest to be paid half yearly
the purchaser to have the privilege of paving all
cash. Conveyancing and recording at the purcha-
ser's cost.
A. HYDE, lr,.
sep10-d CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW5.S AiuS'oos'
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee,
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX UNFINISHED
HOOSES, NOW UNDER ROOF, ON ID at,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
SlIlTHEAST NEAR

TRUSTEES SALE OF Six UNFINISH ED
HOOSES, Now UNDER ROOF, ON ID at,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
SOUTHEAST, NEAR The CAPITOL.
" virtue of deed of trust from James O. -
Griffin, trustee of James a. Griffin, dated Oc iW
tYber 18th, 4. D 1877, and recorded in I,ber -U
No. SO folio }l2 of the land records of the District
Of Go umba, the subscrbers will sell to the highest
bidder on the premises TUESDAY, the 23d day
of seltember 4; D, 1872 at 5 o'clock in the after
(Or nmed ately after the sale of the two other
houses on said lots advertised by the undersigned
under decree of the Supreme Court of the District
OF CoumbaO six of the eighl unfinished houses
row under roof and situated on lots Is and Is (f-
teen and sixteen) IT. square 734 tseven hundred and
thirty fonr) according to the original plan. in the
city of Washington, District aforesaid. viz Three
on the western hreefourths of lot TO- and three
the eastern ttreef, uIths OF lot &c. with the ground
on which they respectively stand, of the width of
tie houses from center to center of the dividing
walls, the depth Of the lots. with the heredita.
ments, &c.
The terms of sale are: Ono third of the purchase
money III cash. (of which $50 each house must
be Paid st the time of sale and the residue in one
and two years, for which the purchaser must give
notes i'll equal amounts, bearing seven par centum
per annum until paid, to be secured by deed of
trust ON the property sold, and the interest paid
The purcf aser may pay all cash at his option. Con-
ANTHONY HYDE, r.
sep10-d CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWs.} trustees.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
AsSIGNEE's SALE OF LARGE AND WE'LL
ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
STORE FIXTURES AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, September 22d. 1879, commencing
posed Of: the undersigned viii sell, at public auc
ton, at the store No 1908 street W., the entire
the firm of Messrs Brodhead 4 Co, for the benefi,
OF creditors The stock will be sold In bulk or in
large lot purchas prefer.
Goods open to examination on the premises.
Terms caah. w. X. HART, Assignee.
sep12d WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. co., Aucts,
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
- ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER STREET AND CONNECTICUT

AVENUE.
Ss ri 1sss q snd ssfa g
eords Of ' I'll ct Of the n d.
PASSED IL ~ ~
s. Pep, eF !. o9@pl.;na;it and Alexander r. s6sP:
St a. Are Sv and BY Of the
h as VIII s SsS to
n the following described Real Egtste, situate il
the Cty OF Washington District Of Columbia to wit
one hundred and sixty four tlsz,. and bounded aud
ar a at eo
(43 912 fee east of the southwestern Of said
Feet nine e ss e. ss
southwestern corner Of said square; thence north
te sOS
ns Of o .henca lot three O. in said
hs e. q s aa e
three about eighty five feet to intersect line drawn
due south to the point Of beginning together with
i a the xays easements rights priv
Terms of sale, as prescribed by said deed of trust
sum Of twenty o
lars with interest thereon the rate OF nina Der
sale which The note Of the purchaser u asa By
: coed II trust upon the property sold shall be
s months for which the notes Of the 1 purchassz
bea, interest at the came rate OF six per oentum
U
erost Of dollars shall att be D reaared
tie terms Of tie sale are not complied WITH Within
the % resell the properly a. the risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser, after ten days notice
9 MlaHiA 4. J 8 RRa1E5s Trustees
IdOMAS DOWL1N0, Auctioneer. 5yl6-d&ds
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. by
., y X!HE!A Y! 5 q HRN5f5s Trustees
jy3O 81 aug1 II, 1s.sep6.89.
PIX .g1 THE r. ABOVE = SALE Is FURTHER POST
.sp,o o. 5Shss n 56H EHgH Trustees.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctoneers.
,sTkET, NEAR THE CORNER OF TENTH
Noyember and sscordsd IN IN I Liz ea SS
166 Folio Lao. Of the land records Of Washins.H
the Ts ss 5s4ass r.
the I'd day Of October 1879 at half pact four O'CLOCK
Gel Of ground in the city Of washington. b. e.,
Known as Lot numbered sixteen (l6) in L 8. Chap
s s9s. numbered three hundred and thirty Ave
Terms: one-fourth Of the purchase money in cash;
twelve months, with interest from the day Of sale
be
is knocked down. II terms be not complied with in
s 9e .. a's the
after i've days' public notice Conveyancins to be
at the purchaser S shRsn FULLERTON,
11 tgt dsq WHi%s svsnas. Trustees
corner of 18th and NJ
;sp & GaHsitssal tsfssssi.a
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SAVAGE SuPERsTrTIoNs CONCERNING DEAD
ANIMALs.-Among the many strange customs
OF savage nations, not the least curious are the
ceremonious obs ervances offered by them TO
the wild beasts which they hunt and XIII.
The boldest native hunters OF British India
would shudder at the thought OF leaving the
corpse OF slain tiger TILL they have singed on
its whiskers to the very root, without which
precautlon they firmly believe that the
ghost OF the dead monster will haunt them
into their graves. In many parts OF Russia
the killing OF a wolf is Lot thought COM
plete without the cutting Off Of the head and
right forepaw. The Laps and Firms, whenever
they Kill bear, surround the body with loud
lamentations. One hunter then asks the dead
beast. "Who killed tbee?" and another then
answers, "a Russian" when all the rest ex-
claim In chorus "a cruel deed, bloody deed!n
hoping by this means to divert the bears re.
sentiment from themselves to the imaginary
Russian. Skulls OF brown bears, nailed to the
trees by the Indians, in compliance with some
native superstition, are often found by Cana
dian camping parties Ia the woods around
Lake Simcoe; and the tribes OF northern Siberia
never Kill polar bear without extracting its
two lari est teeth, which, In their belief is the
only safeguard against its coming to Life again.
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John H. KELLY.
DEALER IN H1R8ICGAAs
BEEF. LAMB, VEAL MUTTON, DO
u.,, .. CORNED BEEF SPECIALIZE.
ggtIhStteet wing, and 20s and 50S orthern KE331
t n3Bo market UT address Box II. City Ss@n
o.. Massetsrr delivered free Of charge TO oil parts OF
JIG CIty. Sep1S
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

MAGnMIIFJGTENT IT, NEW PIANO UPRIGHT PAR
6Octayes; IL Stops; Knee Sweets. Walnut Case.
WIntn years: Stool Book, only S78. New Oc-
tave Pianos. with Piano Cover Stool 4 Book, OILY
$I4375. 1.-THE most successful Business House on
Earth p" illustrated Newspaper autumn Number)
sent free Address DANIEL F. BEATTY. Wash
lDR1OD, Nd eep41m
BRADBURY PIANOS AND ORGANs.
f. G. SMITH, MANUFACTURER, Brooklyn, N. Y
A full assortment OF these STANDARD INSTRU-
MENTS always on hand, and for SALE or-
RENT at tie lowest prices and on the easi- 98am
est terms. Rents applied to purchase. HlkV
Orders received for Tuning and Repairing.
F. g. SMITH,
je7tr 1908 nssylcuysi0 0Jve,s,ls,
THE 8TIEET PIANO..
L UnQuestionably achieved . GENUINE TRI.
UMPH over all American and mAny-R
Foreign competitors at the Exposition SH
Unlverselle. Paris, 1878. and ia rapidlyHtAII
THE LEADING FAVORITH
@. L WILD b BRO, Sole Agents,
S23 7th street - sUs
Also agents for the Celebrated Kranich & Bach
and other First-class Pianos and Or9ans Tunin
Repairing personally attended to. myl7ly
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AUCTION SALES.
EOLEY, Auctioneer, No. 811 7th st NV.
HE FIRST FURNITURE EAIE CT THE

iHE FIRST FURNITURE sAlE CT THE
l will sell at my auction rooms, sll 7thM
street n W., on FhIDAY MORNING. Sept. "
Isth commencing at 10 q. m, the largest as
soIln Ell OF fine Fun nure ever offered at auc-
every style 20 Walbu Chamber Sets; u enameei
hamber Bets z Hat Racks; ii Marble top Tables
chairs afI Rsd. sidsbo.rcs; - tYuns,s; Camp
Mattresses. shuck do, Feather Pillows II B-usse's
ana InFIain CARPETS. Window Shades. and qusn-
~, S VI nns Sutlery; Pianos. and q quantity OF
" w ~, HI9os s 700 numerous to meation.
~, Mouio ADVISE persons who in want of the
above nentloned goods TO attend this SALE az have
roerr from he owners to close out the entire stock
tep17N FOLEY Anctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON q
L sTRkET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AN AND AK 7
IEEN1H STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF dee of trust, dated 9TH July -
1877, recorded in LATER No sbs. folio SAG, ct q,
seq. OF the land records OF the District o. 10
Columbia. and at the request of the party secured
u err by we shall offer for sale At public auction IN
of September. 1879. at O'Clock D. M that parcei ~
land situate in the city of Washington in the Dis
trict of Colnmhis, known as Lot No. 10 in Charles
T. Davis subdivision of Square No. 1873. Said lot is
improved by . twostory prick house. with bscR
build pg, containing seven rooms, besides bath
rom
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
IN cash balances at one two and three yea IS o. all
cash. at he option of the purch The purchaser
notes to be given for the deferred payments be
interest from the day OF sale until paid at per
the property A deposit OF $lG0 Will be re luired at
the time of sale. All coDveyancing at pure naser'
cost II the terms of sale ara not compiled with
within five days from the day Of ssle the Trustees
Tesef We the right to reese at the aud cost OF the
del antins purchaser after ve days notice IN some
newsI aper pmbiishe1 in said city
- S SRtHhAEs + D SSKsELL'; Trust e-.
VIM. 4. BURFORD, Auct. sepl7. 90 326
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BOSTON MARKET,
- 1?1S PennsyIranta Ayesue.
LAMB, VEAL, ALL KINDS MEATS, POULTRY
AND GAME. &C.,
At the lowest rates.
OrCera received for VENISON, PHEASANTR
ORIOI AN and REED BIRDS.
jyl03m H. L. BEACH 90.