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TAXES.-Si vOus vOulez vOuS 6
viter deS fraiS ct dcs tl6Sa gre
nents alIez payer vos Licences
ct 81 ceux qul dClvent des taxes
arrierees veulent gaoner deux
pour cent, quils s'empressent ae
regler avec lie Collecteur lie Taxes
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PH0TcGRAPES.-MM. Mcclure
and Germley. qui ont leur gale
sie aa ao. 13l de Ia rue Poydras,
Nouvrlte Orleans, seront lei le 10
du mois lie Septembre. CONNIE ce
,sent des a,tistes de premier or
dp ct CONNIE leur sejour dams
notre vile sera de peu de dur6e,
nous cOnseilleDs aux families Oui
veulent avOir des portraits fats
scion les regles de Tart, d'aller les
visiter des les premiecs jours de
1eur arriv6e.
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-Csest dams le Magasin Bleu,
qn'on pent sc prOcurer les mar
chandlses les plus fraiches ct a
meilleur marcl6.
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reformation Locales.

.Celui qui a besoin dun suit
.onfactionn6 scion les regles de
i..rt. il ma qua s:adresser au Ma
.reir B(eN.
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e. JAURERT e CHE.
-IMPORVATEURS De

Marchandises ssohes, etranosyes ct
Amkricaines.
Cotons, Indiennes, RuJans. Bon.
neterse, Mouchoirs. etc etc.
20 Rue de Chartres, pres Cana,
NOUVELLE- ORLEANS.
Cette maison deja bian CONNIE mar ann
anciennete 80 ans d'existeucel Of To- has
prlx de ses articles, offre aux toarchands
ues Ionipagnes, i'assHstilnent le plus cem-
piet ct ie plus varie dc liarchandises soche.
Cefte maison recoit chaque sem;ine de
'.uveauA envois du Nor,l ct de pEurop
hiet un soin tout particuiie7 remplir les
es qui lul sOnt adressf.s. - 80 : - a
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]. vERGN0LE.

.Hue Decatur. 6x
-IMPORTATEUH De
WINS, COGNAC, LIQUEURS, FRUIT
a LEAU-DE-VlE, WEYMOUTH, HUI
LIE, SARDtNES, ABSINTHE.
:, Senl agent pour lie Sud ct rOuest de w.
IDA u W, Cognac de 10 celebr
marque des wins lie A. SELLER A. CTe
bordeaux, CHAuVET Fills. I'm assorti
ment general dc liqueurs du pays.
Bitter des Arabes
Superieur tout a.tre.
!, Les proprietes toniques, stimulantcs et
teme nerveux'et eli font une besoi,, ~.
1remeMent agreeable ct bientaisant. Com.
me aperltif ie BITTER DIES ARABES
iait ie plus grand hien aux estomaes fai.
dyspepsia. "ou' 1"
u-S-ly.. Proprietaire o,,x.
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- ST vOus vOulez acheter un
bon chapeau, a bon marche, allez
au Nagasin Bleu.
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CRANES DE JARDINAGE.-VOi
cl le moment OH la saison dense
mencer les graines de navets.et de
choux, ainsi que Husieurs autres
especes de graMes de l6gumes.
Maas pour que Get ensemencement
AIT IN bon resuItat, il faut que la
semence soft bonne, sans celia
vous travaillez pour le roi de
prusse. Or done pour etre sur dun
bon .resultat achetez vos grains
Ia pharmacie Joe ThibOdaux.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS
STkANGFIe'S MOTEs.

Mr; Thomas Alberti informs his friend.
na tne travelling public that lie has made
a.: ao"e new arrangements which will enable
m,al m;t, 70 satisfy all those who will honor him
p,a Meals furnished at all hours of the dav
at O'Clock p. M. anu Dianer
o'nmodious and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE pRIOES
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An Magasin Blex, vous trou
verez Ia meilleure qualite de chaus
sarea, pour houmes, danes ct en
fants.
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III. HOFFMANY.
D0AlRrs I'm

'wWK:NIruRE, Hardware, Paints. Oil,
- - Wnd0w glass, Wallpaper, Lime sand
raster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood ;mn';
.! eatlon black walnut Cotins, also cypress
comns made to order, sc, &c. o''
connection with A. Ii HoFrMANS. Cal.
nture. Ma,n Gus Gus VI iur
l5ian76ly Bet Jaclson a01 nt'es1, Sa
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DIED


BElGH. On Scrtenher lOth. 1850 MONTEREY
NAIsoN, youl gest zen If James and Flora Hogh
eyed two sears.
fnnoral win take place from the residence of his
northwest. to-norIcw. CSuudaV,) al O'clock y. ma.
baltimore papers please copy.
Just. On Saturday, September Ifth 1850 ~
L"f -lattZ o.clrCk snl., STEPHEN JUsT, a.-'l %
yt2rs and months.
Funeral viii take place from bis late resi- fr1ce
la2S Ninth street uorthwts-, Mnraav S,eut IA al
2c'cicck p III fiienGs and rclat es are invited 10
attend.
MoLING. On the 7th Of September. lsso. LEVI
GOTISG, aged thirty -seyen years.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon. tia l2th inst ri
o'cCcF, from bis late residence No s9I q sf-eat
southwest Us'and;( tfleI Dis and acquaintance
are respectfully invited 70 attend
WooDARD. On September 10, 1880, atll 81 p.
eldest daU s-l-er Of IhCl.:s and laura A MOOD trb
tui eral WI tskC place from PARENTS residence
SIS Eleventh street southeast. tomorrow tSun-ayl
81 o. c;ock m filenas and re atiTes respectfully
invited 10 ATTEND.
WRIGHT. On Saturday morning, Se,,tenlber
lIh, 1850, at 80 oc.oos. al the RESIDENCE Of her
lrctLer-In-!aw, Thomas !. Adams. 1897 Z $. rprf
ncrthws 81, sARAH daughter OF the late Rich ard
ana 10y NJ nriGht, IN her thirty seventh year.
- hus star by stsr aeciiUes,
III all are passed vay.
AZ morning hish and higher shines,
To pGIe ard perfect day:
Nor fink these stars in empty Di.-ht.
1tey hide themselves in Heavens own light .,
tGleral Monday afternoon, ser {. II, at 8 O'clock
pm, from houLt Zion u. T.. Church. corner Eff
tee EtR ana streets Or'hwest. Friends and ,eia-
lives respectfully invited 20 attend.
TOhT. At her former residence near Highlands
station, Prince Georges county, Id. on Friaay
September 10Th, lssu, Mrs ELIzARETH Yosr aeed
siNty-three years.
Funeral will take place from rasidence ON su,
taLces invited 10 attend.
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RAILROADS.
1904 TIE GREAT 7OoN
10 GU PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE L SSV
NJ,

IS az S5kH EzsT 5s f5gSs ESQ
Double Track. Steel Rails
TRAINS fE hEEE 3ha1 5TY S5S i5 psno.
For Ps5urs and the Vest 5000 n wsh Sleep
burg to Cincinnati, st. Louis and chicago ) Sc
NIX xls pf f5fs asI & k kstHeaG
for Csnsndaigus, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
Gsr el &c ss snnasy a3d the a0E ss
sseept Saturday, with Palaoe Oars to Csnsn,,
For WiIsn1sport, Lock Hsyen and Elraira st 10 40
go- q M N: daily daily except sunday;
press ei Pullman Pa:ior osr.. SO .. N. dsls.
sor Brookyn, II: Z, al through trains connect at
se5sey Oily wi With 6oats Of Br2oklya Annex #,
ing double ferriaee across New YORK city a'o'-
Cor Fhiladelphia, l0:40 sm., 2;l9 $40 sad 10 100
EsPress. $50 n. dsily. ezcsPt sunday. ' 80
For ISac5 30 81 S49 scS So y o 90 m. and
Sunday, 500. l0:40 3 NJ. $40. 80 and 10 90
For Fope's Greek Line. $40 a. m and 4:&o D. M,
sOr Annspols: $40 an. and 4 40 pm NJ. daily. e1-
Wy Wy a arp yAsETxANDRIA AND WAsHTNd-
Fog As!and5la. !. 10 9, lam. 20, 52g. AS.
sand II 80 pm. On Sunday at Z. 9 and II 3.
Fer IacLmonnd and the South, I'm. daily. and
6:D 2. n. daily, except Sunday
irsins leave AleIandris for Washington, 6, 9, 10
An IL so. 3, s, and 9 O5 p m, and II mid
Eishf- On Sunday at and 10 .. m, and 9 :05
p m.
Tickets. information, sleeping and parlor car So
oInmodstions can be procured st the of1ces-north-
east corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northeast corner 9Th snd Pennsylvan.s avenue, and
IT the depot where orders be left for the check
Ing OF bss gage to destination from hotels and resi-.
fences.
L. P. FARMER, General PASSENGER Agent
BRANK THOMSON, General Manager. Tny26
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pALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILheaI

TIE gREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National houis and short Line to the
and Southwest.
10 take effect sa1day, Nay 49, 1850 at 80 p m.
eto q. n.-Bsitimore. Ellicos, G:ty and Fay Sta
$50 observation-disclosures Express.
$3.50 a,m.-BaItimore, Annapolis and way pied
mont strasburg. Winchester. Hagsrstown. Frsds-
SAG s.n.-toint 81 Rocks and way stations
3 M :m;-stannton and Va Springs Express:
Ss!tmore Express 2arlor car TO Now York and
s:GOa. m.-1on Sunday only-Baltmo-e. Annapo-
9;le a.m.-tE3t. Lonis. Chicaso, Columbus ana
It Point OF Rocks for Frederick and stations east Of
Lamont except Sunday Pullman car to Din
az aa0 tS3a1svsas, daily Grafton to Sandussy.
I0:ce s;m.Sssitmore Express Stop. a. BI.dens-
$ o' oOLese' BeitsylAe. Lsura, Annapolis juno
i3;io :. m.-Bsltmors. Annapolis Emoo. Cit,
I:ss m--tBaltmore and Laurel Express.
as4 -iOn svadsy oniy. Baltimore and Way.
$50 p:n.--Bsltipaore and way stations. WIN
:S0 p. n. Baltimore Bladensbury and Laurel
ss1press Frederick. VIA Eslsy. Stops q. Annspoi.
ass p.m.-tPolnt Of Rocks, Frederick. H.s.rs-
o Point II ecss and way s .aae oy n sunday
ato p I--fBalhnsnre. Annapolis and Way Sta
Jleelfng cars t. Chicago daily ''
$40 p. m.-tPhis delphis and Baltimore Express
stops It Bladensbue * sI.d Laurel.
S:D5 2. nn.-Potut Of Socks and Way Stsions
5:E5p .m.-tBaitnore and way Stations.
PRESS. '-~
ESQ p. mist Louta. Cincinnati, Chicago and
s3tts5urg Express tPittsb1rg, except sundsyJ
9 SO =. L. .-tBsltmore. Bisdengburg and Laurel
express.
bis p. n.--tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON ARD BAICISCEE EXPRESS. Sleeping
sr IL New Ycrs. sad special Glasping car to Phla-
ie!pbis-
fbatJ. tSunday only Other trains daily. excspt
sunday.
Al trains stop ~ Relay Station.
9oS further information sPr,ig NJ Tie BnlEmcFe
md onto Ticket Otfces, Washington 2tati0n, and
pS, o19 and Corner l&th and Peuns ylyanis avenue,
xtlere orders VII be taken for Baggage to Be
ihecked end received s. any point ia The city.
". ~. CLEMENTS, Master Of znsD0Essron,
T.. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO y. kOOHTE, General Agent.
@. H LORD. General Passenger Agent. myl7
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The Bogus Diploma Man,

-" :" A. Nh DOWN N MICHIGAN.
no,o,sos,l M In Steriays STAR TIA, III,
Tame al Philadelphia was srrsSf.st - 49, nas
SLN,S Hll4tS ABOVE Dsfroif n an 80 D., -
tetuay morning. Later disratChas 50, 20 a !.
gusI crossed over the river nom ,-sTss u, Il "a
no t"1 Neeh travelling about. IL vSss' ',.,', ~
laEltd by brotbcT-in law named $500, 60 'iL-
Bnchal an viii be taken ha,,l; 70 n, IS. N.
on tqllsitton. which has baan r-o..1r 20
Inc CftOl or This capture X due 10 NJ ~,
CITY Gator OF the Philatlrlnhfo - -. -
uettCiiVe CHARLES Z. MlllfI Of line, a., -
3ttCrrey's Office. u was known - Thor, -. -
buchanan was accompanies ny Nara. f, -. -
n girl or had Tcpute and Il was nv ~. =:
her that the various movements 81 fbe A,,,-,ss
were traced into Canada CHAPMAN tho lrr, 80
I-law OF the doctor, Joined the iuClttv,s m ~,
"a Cf September and being snort OF f1oSs
plan 10 raise The wind Was couCOCtci II was
arrarned that spiI1tualisttc SeanCe be- given
Pay bills were nut out. with BuCiapan a. =
Foster. the world removed n tiiUfC; y Y. Chan
man as T. J. People (FoSterS asSistan,). ana a
gill II the party pVTSolafi0g Emma stuart
buchanan came out on The stage before A house
hCl0iLg five hundred people The old nan
mulnb.ed IeT words AID skipped or Chan
Esp a followed him OF: or the buidi1-. and To-
Huron, Mich. Tie daortandcr was 1rr's-ei,
bur Was afterwards released. Last niSbr The
two men vent 10 COETTr4gn-. opposite =. &! air
az ii crosse the river ia n slgN 3o0ut M tnirpr
when they were caQturo D. the rp0Nrier an
d. tertiNe. Joseph ID. KoecSt r, who was on the
la bond for Bu' han IN. has 4 e. a I'D sin,It
Oh r l. no o. y nnifA given h'm bv RUJb suan
and th'S Will be lien UpCn the fuciIvr's prop
elty. Bucl ans TcCOguiEance having 'ua,n
FORFEITED. his eOndSinan WSS required - produce
him "a oOmj, ara this was the incentive for the
pursuit, which has proved successful
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INDIAN MURDERERS IN CUSTODY.-Deputy L
S. Marshal Kyle has arrived at Fort Smith
Ark, with nine prisoners from OkIohomi
n.Urdering Two white men. named Batema1
aLd DAVIS il the ChickasaW country in No
yember, 1878. There were SIX fGll-blooied Sem
fnoleS engaged in the murder. The deed was
deliberate, Bateman being shot Off his horse
and Davis met the same fate six miles from
where Bateman was killed. The murdererS
have mad no rest from the marShalS since tina.
moment: one, BOwlegS. a son OF the famous
Florida Seminole war chief. Billy Bowlegs shot
himself through the heart; another was killed
in teGd, and but two OF the six are left. They
live in a ll-hlOCGed Seminole settlement and
the officers Will soon have them. The nlurier-
ers found only Sl3 on their victims, which they
divided.
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rrofcssor Reod. Of Inndnn- nas ncnro1 or

Professor Reed. ol London. has uCurc1 ont the
exact age OF the world, which b sets a.
t'".'toelR years: hut as ii' HCgieCts 10 give the
Gay OF the month at which IL started. There Is
very little encouragement 10 Try 10 get up a
centennial ctlebrator.-Lp>top g 1h'.
An actress travelling in the English provinces
C-1iHls 10 be daughter CT Edwin Forrest.
TIE advertisement or a hanged Michigan
nuldestrs death. says That he 'dJd suddenly
81 unuicIuCHsly"
William b. Smith register NJ voters % the
Hiittnih Waid OF Baltimore. has been arrested
pCrI iSOIS.
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Boston girl declined an offer Da Of bs MsT ri &c
because il size accep,ed Se wonId NOT leave her
on wedding tour, ana sue "odiu ii'' i0''0 A0'
five cats.
Rrother Moody says this republic viii 60 to
nieces In fifty years unless we have more
righteousness.
-, :. III. on Uater He wears shoes reSem-
hing cofiins. and goes three miles an hour at
swinging gait.
; - - ride because he TOOK another
x The punishment was more
.57 ear, and he committed suicide,
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AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE AsSoCIATIoN.-At
he lnootinor fl1is association OF Sara taoAa N

AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSoCIATIoN.-At
the meeting OF this association at Saratoga "
Y. yesterday, papers were read entitled /" The
Principles and Advantages OF Association n
Charities Explained "Organizing Methods OF
Charity" 1.-The General and Special Methods OF
Care and Saving OF Neglected Children" C. III.
BoLd. superintendent of the Middetown Conn
Girls Reformatory, gave some interesting facts
ON .C Il In American Societ." attracted
large audience. A paper on Public PARKS,
by Frederick Law Olmstead, of Ns1., elicloed
from Judge c. A. Peabody remarks on Ins g So
eIai interest In that subject, especially OF Iae
great Yellowstone park, and the propoSIIion 10
lay out public parks at Niagara. In the 1o los
tie valley in the Adrondacks ana at i tag ed
to meet In SafaIoga In September. 1851.
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gENHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On THE sou III VEST CORNER OF NORTH
A AND THIRD STREETS EAST, CAPITOL

By virtue Of deed of trust dated the Goth ssts
day Of April, 1876, and duly recorded in Ltber 1R
No. S2e, folio l2s, one of the land records fors6
the District of Coun ba. the unde signed Trustee
At 80 O'CLOCK in front of the premises, the follow
ing described property, viz: All tea certain piece
or parcel Of land known and described Oh the plat
or Plan of the city Of Washington: in said District
OF Columbia, as lot lettered @, III n O. sholes and
bered "a and l6. in square numbered 759. begin
n1rg for the same at the southwest corner Of A
street north and Sd street east and running themes
south with the lines Of said Sd street east feet
thence west 109 feet 10 and half inches: thence
north n feet thence east along the line of North
street 100 feet ten and half i-ches to the place of
beginning.
Terms; One third cash the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months with notes
bearing interest, and secured by deed of trust.
All conveyancing at purchasers cost. 800 deposit
required at the time of sale
Sept dts GEORGE FETER, Trustee.
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IMPROVEMENT oF THE MIssISsIPPI-The gov
eTnor OF Missouri has appointed as delegates for
the state at large to the New orleans conven-
ton. Oct ~ to discuss the question OF MiSsiS-
sippi river improvement and development Of
The commerce or the Mississippi valley. the
following persons - VIM. Hyde managing
editor OF the ST. Louis Republican,; J. McCul-
Tough. managing editor OF the st. Louis GiOOa-
Democrat: j. II. K. Cundiff proprietor OF the
st. Louis Times: Carl Daenzer, proprietor or the
ST. Louis AazeigeI' deS WpSteIlS: and A. S.
Mitchell. proprietor OF the ST Louis SdEddri.
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THE WESTERN WHEAT CRoP.-The Illinois
board OF agricultural reports The winter wheat
crop In the state for lSo0 TO be 600 bushels
valued at 81, i51 600. There Will be Sc 000. 0O5
bushels for shipment after deGdcting all ne ,es-
pGeceGentcd. The total yield in the states OF
Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin
and Dakota Territory, as reckonei on the basis
CT tie returns received, is 141, al 900 bushels OF
spring wheat, against 1875 466 900 bushels last
year, and the average per acre is 1885 bushels
against 1915 bushels In 1879. The acreage Is
46l 600 greater than in 1873.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhOPEKTY ON g STREET. BETWEEN
iHIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH SITS.
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.

1hDS 1 Els SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhCPkkTI ON g STREET. BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH SITS.
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
:. BY virtns Of deed Of trust to me, dated Ak.A
tie LIST day Of February, 1871, aud duly re- fgSe7
co, ded in Lber 1877, folio 4s3 ct seq. one of -
the snd records for the District of columbia, and
by, direction of tho party secured therebs, I will
eel at public auction. In front of the premises, on
MONDAY, the 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID.
1850, at 6 O'CLOCK NJ, all that certain piece or
parcel of ground situate and being in the city of
Washington. District of Columbia, and known and
distinguished as being the western eighteen u5lfeet
five and one third 90 inches of Lot numbered
seventeen (17.) in square numbered two hundred
and fifty three {253) said part Of said Lot having
depth of NINETY three t93 feet eight and half
$40 IL chez, together with al the improvements,
ways, easements. rights privileges and appurten-
is in proved by three-story Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, and the residue
In one and two years. with Elk per cent interest;
deferred payments % be secured on ufs property
sold. One hundred dollars OF the cash payment to
&c PAID at time OF sale: Coaveyancing and record
tUg at purch lsers cost If terms of sa5e are not
complied with in ten days from day of sale the
Trustee reserves the riaht to rese the property at
cost ard risS Of defantipg puI chaser. by adverhs
ing said default and future sale for five days in
some newspaper published in said City of Wash
tnEton. DAV W. MAHON,
sept dads Trustee
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MORE MARINE CoLLIsIoNs-The steamer ST
John collided with a schooner at Neyburgh
NY, Oh the Hudson, Thursday night and sIs-
taired considerable damage to her wheelhouse,
iron boiler covering, quarter deck and steering
apparatus The steamtug, Edith Bead, while
eros sing New York bay, yesterday afternoon,
was run into and sunk By an English steamer
supposed to be the Bermuda. The four men on
the tug were rescued By passing vessels. The
steamer threw over life-preserver, but kept
On Ter course.
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SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, ON
FCURi Ii STREET NCRTBW VEST. BETWEEN
4, AM L STREETS. 40. 1890 FOURTH
Under ard by virtue OF deed Of trust, LA
bearing date the Sih day OF January, 1877, faiS3
and recorded IN Liber No S43. folio los, the -4I2
nnde Trustees will offer at public sale, in
front Of the premises on MONDAY, sEPTEMBEe
piece parcel of land situate and lying in the city
OF Washington, D. G., being this south Il feet front
in Square 5I5.
TeIms OF sale: One third cash, and the residue in
three equal instamepts, pay sble six, twelve ande 4
teen months from day of sale. with interest and to
evidenced by pronissory notes of purchaser, Sc
cured by deed of trnst tee premises Eoll all
cash at the option of purchaser A deposit of 300
viii be required at tine of bid. If purchaser fails
to comply with terms within seven days from sale,
the Trustees viii resell at his cost and risk. All
convey ancine at purchasers cost.
TGoS. u WAGGAMA2t Trrs+oes
s1-dSds JAMES PlLLING, trustees
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fy4RRFEFs-

BEFESE-pnTTEE. at AT Saints Chapel New
p9lt n September Sth, 100. ~ the LIT. Rev.
hClnas NJ C'ark Bishop Of Rhode IslaH J. JAMES
AUIENCE BEEF ~. Of New Work, t. FRANCE,
TILEsToN, daughter Of Robert l.. Potter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

LIVELY REPUBLICAN Row IN ALaBANa-Tnn
reIt bican congressional convention 4th district
A.aoama, met in the court house at Hlyneyilie
ye-;trGay. Tie delegates were divided bet Seen
j. g Smith ana W. j. stevens, c)lore1 The
1uiEer Ter temporary chairman. He was de.
claItd eitcttG. TEereupon the Smith faction
Nominated Ben. DeicmOS Tor the same Office.
alu e Put the vote and declared himself
,kc;eJ. Both presided, one at the clerk desk
al q The other Ia the judges stand Motions
we're mace % nominatc stevens and SmiJa by
colonization, AID votes taken on t ich motion
TUTDtf Cec,anf Stevens and DeleIaoS declared
Smith The regular Nominee. The Stevens faction
claim that 81 Of The 81 delegates were with
them, and the Smith faction claim that they b I'D
a majority OF all the delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11
Possibly Next Sunuay>s Sers,o,.

Dt0tiu br0'fd Fr.iOtC SiiUirrS:-This is IN.
deed world OF changes. Last Sunday. yol may
recoIect, IL was very hot-(SeXt0n. please shut
tie door. il seems draughty)-very hot. aud now
1t seems quite cold. First IL blows hot aud then
l. blows cold. Sexton, shut the vestry co r
VI no can tell what a day may bring fortl
Sexton, isn't that window open at tie top?l
Verify. brethren, the ways OF Providence are
mysterious. We have prayed for cool weather
AND we've got 1t. Now We feel Ike praying for
hot weather again. Sexton. there's a cold
draught coming up from the venulatorS, It Is
indeed difficult, dearly beloved, to realize the
golden mean in anything on this mundane
plane OF existence. Sexton, the scuttle'S or
this world. Sexton, tell the organtst to draw Il
mild on his instrument for can feel the wind
from his pipes IN. J.. Graphic.