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AsThe BARRIERS Of Edgefeld, s. c., serve
Tree lunches to their customers.
%CrematiOn has been made optional by
law In GOtha.
AsPrussia hys what is said o be sure ex-
Termination OF the Colorado beetle.
A@An the doors in Boston school houses
are to be altered SO as to swing both ways.
~Ex-GOv. Smyth, of New HAMPSHIRE, who
has been travelling In Egypt, the Holy Land,
Turkey and Greece, has gone to Paris.
A1Canon Bagot. the rector Of Athy. Eng
land, has done his harvesting this year by the
aid OF the electric light.
6-A petition will be presented to the next
New Hampshire legislature, and strong
effort made to pass law restricting railroads
to charge passengers only two cents per mile.
EMr James w. Paxton, rich citizen OF
Wheeling has offered to erect, In that city, q
handsome public drinking fountain, to cost
over $4,000
ATAt Boston, Saturday, In a drunken
frenzy, James Henry Cohen struck his wife
with 8 plate on the head. inficting Injuries
from which she will die. He became enraged
on Il e refusal of his wife to furnish him with
beer.
AFJohn Dean and James Noon were dis.
CT arged on haDeas corpus at POttsville, Pa,
s; turday, in the case of the murder of Patrick
stanton, VINO was killed In November, 1869,
ard Anthony Munley and Anthony Carey,
who are IN custody on the same charge, were
A1Ge0fgia camp meetings are reported a
VysuDg'pAeee tor candidates.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD,

RALTIMOREA AND OHIORAuROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route md Short Line to the
North. NOrthWest, West
and Southwest.
TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1878.
1913 New ToFt. fhiisdsipRs; and Boston
Express. Ellicott City. On SUNDAY to Baltimore
ss'9s a. snRRsy sss hdssg
sSnn sad s stT IS Rs:y winchester
ITO a: n.7Baltimo5e and laurel Express.
nR0R; Of
$50 m:SsR Yops. Fhiis sSS 1 sesson and
Bal Bst1%Grs I1grtss Par!or Gar 70 New York
1875 :. m.Nss Louis Ehicaso, doumpus e' and
PPi,tsbT1rg Express; Hsgefstown and Valley
ton. Przi1lan Gar 70 cincinas 1 dsi,s. e graf
y ton to ssndusky. daily except saturdz1.
~ M;Von sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis
1000 :: m.aIBaltimore Express. Stops at Bla-
tion, Jessup's and Hanover.
ls: nc 6 I'm m:-Baltimors Annapolis. Enicott City
E I;SS 9 q Sundays s.ti%oIs only. STOP
E;5Hess: FTeds.ics via Relay. Stops at Anna0-
1855 p. Point Of Rocks. Frederick, Hagers-
town, Winchester and Way stations: On Sun
a 40 p. m.-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
10 30 p. m.-Philadeiphis Norfolk and Baltimore
Express Norfolk exc pt sunday. Norfolk Pas-
ees0ers taken tn the Cure direct to Boat at Can.
ton. Stop 1t BadensbuTg anu Laurel.
70 90 p. m.-BalttmOTe anu Way stations.
f7:b p. m.-ChicagO and Columbus Express,
Sleeptn0 Cars 10 Chicago.
70 LOT m.-Batimore Express.
1925 p. m.-St. Louis q lcinnati, Louisville and
P1t5Sburg Express. Pitssburg, except sunday.
Pullman care.
1880 p. m.-New York Philadelphia and Balti-
more Express. SteeptvQ Car to New York, and
Special Sleeping Car 10 Philadelphia.
tl Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Ali trains stop at Relay StaLiOa. jelO
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Camp Life Among the Memphis
Refugees.

The neighborhood of Memphis, for miles
around, is dotted with the camps of refugees
by charity. United States army tents were
provided as far as possible, but hundreds are
living In rude huts, and many have no shelter
and q half miles south of the city, is the larg-
est of these settlements. Its inhabitants car
rfed the scourge that they sought to flee from.
stamp it out. All cases are sent to an f impro %
vised hospital. DR.. Nall, the physician in
charge, was attacked, and he had so ex-
went hard with him; but he lived through it,
and Is again at bis post. Camp 10 Will
liams resident, writing to commercial firm
surrounded by little ones, quartered In
tents, see one by one pass from their sight
on to the hospital, thence to the grave.
SoSq the n babe is born yellow as gold the
the last Of the household, is put under
lacked" In this camp, it seems, the fever is
invariably fatal in its effect on women killing
them speedily and surely. Here is an illuStra-
ton by the same writer: A woman and her
two daughters. aged IA and l6 arrived from
saw In the girls unmistakable sIgns of the fe-
vera pinklsh flush of the face. CLASSY eyes,
and slight puffiness of the skin but they said
tent next his own. On the following morn
ing they were deliriOuS, and before night were
dead This Is The letters postscript: Just
INV WtSu ISllOW tO JouG ucdr the QOSpl-
tai. have bad men hunting him all day. He
has been dodging us. He swears nothing is
the matter wifh him. His pulse is l35, and
temperature log. He Is literally burning up.
He will be dead by noon to morrow" Late
news from this camp was of removal, to get
away from the infection if possible.
A GIRL ACCUSING HER own FATHER OF
MURDER.-The trial of Jesse Billings, the
wealthy farmer OF BallstOn Spa, N. Y, who is
charged with numbering his WITHDRAWING shot
at her through an open window, near which
she was Sitting-is now progressing, and Is
causing great sensation. On Friday Jennie
Billings, daughter of the deceased, 19 years
old, was put on the witness stand as witness
against the father. She testified that he had
abused her mother shamefully who was con.
tinually afraid he would take her life; that he
had Whipped her mother and twice attempted
to Kill her, and that she (the daughter) accused
him on the plight of the murder of committing
1t. She was greatly confused by the cr0ss-ex
animation, during which she wept cOpiously.
and finally swoOned away in the arms of the
district attorney. She was conveyed into an
adjoining apartment and seized with hyste-
ria. during which blood flowed from her head,
probably from over excitement. physician
was summoned, and the young lady was placed
in carriage, to which she was carried SEEM
ingly insensible, by her relatives and conveyed
to the hotel.
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kr-Ei Perkins gives an account of the con.
yerSatlon between male and a female idiot
Eli does not mention the name of the woman
he was talking to.
Rs-Prof Samuel l.. Caldwell. OF Newton
theological seminary, has been elected presi.
dent OF taSsar college, 10 succeed the late DIR.
Raymond.
The fall meeting OF the National Rita
association begins at Creedmore y J. next
Tuesday. Gen. Winfield S. Hancock will pre-
sent the prizes in the international military
match.
John w. Gregg is held to bail in s5on0
Tor having, as cashier of the money order de-
partment in the Chicago post office, diverted
$4,000. "
ApThe managers of London place of
amusement announce that they reserve the
right OF expeling or excluding any one they
propriety admitted.
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p A. DARNEILLE, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALEof VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NORTHWEST CORNER OF
HIGH and FIRST STREETS, GEORGE

Ih EkS, SALE0f VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NORTH WEsr CORNER Of
HIGH and GF1ksF STREETS, GEORGE
By virtue Of q deed of trust, dated February II
10th. a 1876, aud re 1oi ded in Liber No. f.:
49, folio 1885, One OF the land records of Was III
ipgton city d. and by direction Of the holler o.
the notes secured thereby, we will sell At public
auction, in front OF the premises, On MOND AY,
September 23d, A. ID. 1878, a. 5 O'Clock d. M the
Following described real es ate situate In the CITY
OF Geo getcwn, District of ,lumbia to VIII: al,
tnat patt OF Lot numbered ninety three 1881 in
Beatty and Hawkins addition, described As TO :
lows: Beginning at the nor Invest corner of High
and 1st streets and running thence north north
west on gh street twenty-tw (32) feet. two and
oIe en- l293 inches; the &c westerly At t
one-han (101x) inches; tn nee northsrly six (8)
feet. iwo and half t2l1) inches; thence weste "
at right angle to High street. twenty. (26) feet
and SIX (6) inches; thence west thirty nina 1897
.eet and six (6) inches, to tie west side Of four
4 foot alley laid out for the OF the parcel now
being conveyed and two parcels adjoining thereto
on the north, and at point distant about thirteen
!3) feet ana ten uO) inches north from LIST str
thence south to 1st street. and thence east BY and
wltn me north line OF said st, eat about ninety
OH rect and one ~ inch to the Pl,cs of beginning
SS 600, together with accrued interest, and ex-
PenSes OF sale In cash. and the balance In six (6 and
twelve (l2) montl S, secured by notes and deed Of
trust on the property solo, 500 deposit will be re-
qu1red on acceptance Of bid. II the terms Of sale
are not con piled with In seven days the Trusted
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and G. st OF the defanlting pur ,haser.
k kGsFkS HERR & z DsH' }rrussees
q
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1910 GREAT 1910
ROJITE

ROUTE
TO TIE North T2saH vest Nas
Scenery, MAGNIFICENT Equipmsnt.
TRAINS LEAVE HsT WA lsHH tsrs from Demo-,
For 81 the sp% s
Gar 70 And Sleeping C
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
sinsSay Win Cans % = wE e1f FSs
T0I New YS.5 sn4 re I.st: l:4s :. NJ and $50 p.
Express OF Pullman Cars, $50 .. m daily; e1.
For New YORK ard the East, 1:so D. m, daily. az.
tOn 70 Boston; EoE Brooslyn. Il: r. al through isS
yn Xnns1 sordns direct snsfsr 20 fron
street, .yoidins doa bic ferriase and Journey
And 1,a l;ss = r.: .ns $50 and $50 3 q. dsiIy:
ACCOMMODATION for Baltimore. e:ss, $50 .. m.
re1 Popss 69ss Sa1 Ein s,s s sana sna
daily. except sunday.
except Sunday.
TT :K :aa Aia1andri. and W.skinstoa
40, $40. 1pm. ON sSnds ~; - Il Z an! M M
EoI Rienmon9 and the South. a:4s .. N. and ..
asi ~ sW4G ssSn sH1aa
9 e "a 3 "a. = nd rs 8 ma pm:
Tickets, Information, aleepina and nsraor car
e {. ssi s Ss
xanA avenue; northeast corner Of SIKH street. ana
ds a e s se s. end e re
tnation from hotele and residences.
IN Ut +; z. rrH AnHNMsGG1 asnseA rasIen3x Agent.
&1A0A T6O2oONs 0eo&A Manager, p0ylO
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DROPOsALs FOR MAIL-LOCKs.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

TOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. august Ii 1878.
sepsIate seaiea proposals. viii be received At this
S Si ns sni 1s7 fSs urn four new
Exclusive IRE Of the Uniten states malls. inciud-
ing, besides those to be used for mail hags such "A
Me TO Be ed for the street letter boxes Of the
As he pubic exposure and searching examina-
ton ne cessary to Intelligent bidding on any pre-
sci1oea M.dei OF = LOCK and key would tend 20 I'M
pnir not entirely destroy, the further utility Of
~ such locks and keys for the purposes Of the
mN mails the POstmaster- General prescribes NO
selection on the neehanlcal ingenuity and skin
which fAir competition among Inventors. hereby
invited thhvised, may develope In samples submitted by
Specifications OF requirements as to proposals,
samples. kinds and Quantities Of LOCKS aud Keys.
contracts &C., will be furnished application by
letter to the Second Assistant Postmaster neral
NO proposal viii b considered which 10 not sub
forms OF proposal.
The contracts which may be made arc 30 be In
conform tty with the specifications and accepted
proposals..
ID. II. KEY,
suAN-AW6W postmaster General.
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COL0RED LFNCBERs IN LOUISIANA diff
Chancelet Chalk, at St. Charles Court House.
La, between Charlie Baptiste (colored) and
MIR. Ialconr st. Martin, ex. deputy sheriff, aud
son OF n: o.. st. Martin, district attorney pro
stabbed and instantly killed by st. Martin
The latter was arrested and lodged in Jail.
During the night mob of colOred people,
dred, broke open the Jail, took the prisoner
therefrom and literally riddled him with bull
lets beyond all recognition. 1t is supposed
that he received the contents of no less than
fifty punS
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TNR,UIssyTTE1ls, sALEoF TW9.sEosY BRICK

TNRUsTEES SALE OF TWO-srORY BRICK
4 1857 STREET NORTHWEST. AND LOT.
r by Tmtu: OF deed Of trust recorded In "a
Li.ef s22 folio 4a3. of land records for d. f.
sacL q Co mbia. ard % request Of party.x..3
fRiDAY, September 20 b, 1878, at p. m, In
mont Of premises. Lot 137 Darrow subd vision Of
Tenn OF safe: 0ne-thir cash OF which 500
must le laid at time Of sale. 10 ancs In six and
tSt I've nson BIS, with p r cent. Interest, TO DO
sesurd by purchase. 3 lao. es Anddeed Of trust on
piop Fly s0td. ConveyA .cirg at purchaser est,
WI. =. HoI. ziAs, r'ustess.
B. r. 6IIIGER, AuCt. oepl0-e0
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FT1RUsTEE'S SALE OF ELEGANT 4 BuR,
q BAN COTTAGE AND GROOM S.
OF me HstTcs Of Columbia, pas. cd In equity I..
O. cnus 81 NO o4S1 shall sou At public au lion,
9 dAy OF sEPTEMBER, Lots numbered eich -een
SS), nineteen CID, twenty (2O) and rweney.one
vans, Subdivision OF the Meridian Hill property in
snle In equsl tnstalments In twelve and tWenfy-
= nr months from the day Of sale; the deferred
cent from the day Of sale; the title to remain in
ane Hfostee tN the whole purchase money Is paad:
~ inc wnole In cash, ct the option of the purcha.
eer On the Gay Of sale on the day Of the e
uon tnereof By the court. 500 deposit on e
m.os CHLDsR0N CARLISLE, rrustes.
TAOS. l. WA0GA1AN, Auct, Sepi6. SoSda
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rT,HOs. E. wA9aAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SAL OF VALUABL PROPER
IY.No: 343 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

TRUSTEES Sal OF VALU ABLE PROPER
NORTHW EST.
BY virtue of q deed of trust, dated March IL, "A
ID. 1e71 and recorded On the Ii h day of ..:S
March. A:D, ISL, in Liber No. 63s, fold. .:iA
40, one OF the land records for Washington cOu
ty, In the District Of Columbia and at the req Iest
OF the party secured thereby, we viii sell at public
auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY the "a Gh
day Of September, A;D 1878. at O'Clock p. M.
the following described real estate, viz:-An that
piece or parcel Of ground situated Ia thu city of
washington, District OF Column Ia, known as the
sou hern part of Lot 16, in Reservation TO- having
a ont OF % feet on Pennsylvania avenue and run.
ming back with the same width to the d. pth OF 10
feet aid inches, AID is Improved by four a.
story Brick Dwelling House and Store.
Terms: One-fOurth OF the purchase money to be
paid In cash; aud the residue in three equal inst 81.
ments at twelve OBJ, eighteen (1S) and TIVE ity-
tour l24) months, respective with interest the
whole payable half yearly, to be secured by notes
and deed OF trust on the premises. A dep pSir of
$500 will be required when thu property is knockei
dow n. The terms Of sale must b. compli ID with
within one week after sale, otherwise tn property
may be rsSold after one week notice, at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting put chaser.
= EA a. Elm :; E G9H; rrustess.
THos. E. VAUGHAN. Auct. sepl7-eoS Is
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~ z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRHsTEE,s SALE or VALUABLE I'M
AVENUE, BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH
STREETS Moth EAST, C0Ns1sTiNa oF
THREE THREE-SlORY BRICK HOUSES
WITH BACK BuILDINOss ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF SAID AVENUE AND
TWO THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES
AND TWO FKAME Two sTORY HOUS Is,
ON THE NORTH SIDE SAID AVENUE
Under and BY virtue Of : deed Of trust, "a
dated 9th day Of August 1879 and recorded ia
recorded In Liber No. 729, folio So, of the s:fX
land records Of the District Of Coumoa, the undo
signed trustee viii sell At public auction, In front
Of the premises, on MONDAY September 23d,
1913 at . Q clock p. NJ, all Of lots No and g. In
square S6S with Improvements thereon: ALSO LOT
No g. and all Of original lot 8. In square 1884, with
Terms Of SAFE: One-fourth OF purchase money in
cash, AID residue in three equal payments of SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest at per
cent rom dsJ OF sale the deferred p.ymsnts to
the Trustee; or all cash. the option of the pur-
chaser. II terms Of sale are not compiled With in
five days from sale, the Trustee reserves the right
toe sS se ct risk and cost Of purchaser d. posf Of
6ep6-d&ds TIL, s. E.WA66AMAN Trustae
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No. 1855 Bridge ST., 8eorg'
THOS. INWlINQ Auct COR
THOMAs BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERlY ON THE EAST SIDE OF MARKE CT
,fPACE, GEORGEfOWN, ID. @.
BY order OF the Supreme curt OF the Dis -
Barbour Smith, the unde siga u wi sell III
aI R4ohc auction In front o. The premises. "a
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, September 9th, 1878
at4h O'Clock p M, al that pa Of lot forty three
S} n qid Ge9rgetoWn IS more particularly set
records for said District, t5gether with the im-
P prove &c consisting OF three-story brick
Terms OF sale: One-thiri ca h, aud the bsIance
In twelve and eighteen mouths with interest at 6
per eeDtum per annum, secured by deed of trast
purchaser whose bid is accepted,
sepl7-d sci az street
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CAAMCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE SITUATED ON THf WEST
kIDE or MARKET ACE, IN GEORGE

EIDE OF MARKET SPACE, IN GEORIE-
TOWN, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BIZ virtue Of . decree OF the y lpremo Court IA
OF the District Of Columbia, holding special Hn
term, passed in cause o, bowling VS.. Boz E:iN
cher a. others, No. 924. In equity, the uldo1-
signed e. Trustee. viii offer a. public sale, in
OF st ptemter, 1873, at the nOur OF ~ O'Clock D.
M. tue folio ~iDg described real estate sit lated Ia
I'D Georgetown, ID. G., designated as part OF Lot
NO Al, Viz: Beginning on the west side Of Ma
ket Space elghty-tw feet ten inches from Brilg
street. running thence nOrtherly wi b the ives
line OF Market Space thir1ys Ven feet f0lr i1cles
hence ives erly parallel With Bridge street. thirty
nine feet; thence southerly par AlleI with NJ rks
space Ter ct; thence westerly parallel with Bridge
street thirtl EIGHT feet four inches tn nee SUI.
etl{ paral 81 with MAJ ket sp.ee fifty one fest two
ine mes; thence easter parable Win B.idge ttrest
hirty-efght fee four in ;heS; theme, northe ly
Parallel with M2rht Space ivy nty-stght feet
Lence thirty-nine feet " the po Mt Of 6-ginning,
with q two-S ory b. lex Store and Dwelling stand.
ing on he Sxne.
Terms: One-Lhird cash; the residue of the our-
chase money In six, TIVE We a. d eighteen mo tbs
the purchaser giving nOtsS bearing Interest
from the day II sale all OF he purch IS. IN ,ey
nay be paid on the day of sac. On the .if al d
Of the sale by the Curt AMI payment of the who e
purchase money, dc. vi b5 made Co The pur-
chase at his cost and e1pe SO
r. ia rK5ON. Trustee
No. 1856 Bridge St, 8eorget }wn
IdOo. UOWLlNd, Auct. sep11 Lot
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TRAGEDY IN PHILADELPHIA. - Saturday
night distu bance took place in Philadel-
phia, In which young man named John
Gardiner lost his lost his life. One Walter
with young woman, and some remark of
bis being overheard, gave rise to a dispute
between him and Gardiner. 1t ended, how
ever. for the time in words. Subsequently the
parties came to blows, and finally Mcdonald
fred a revolver, shooting Gardner In the
breast. The unfortunate young man fell and
expired In a few moments. Mcdonald was
arrested and locked up.
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TLYDE'S NEW EXPRLSS LINE
BETWEEN

NGT0N AID GEoRGEToWN, ~
Connecting at PhiiddeIphio ,citt OgTde,a
Line for BOstOn, Providence, and
the Nesc England btateS.
Sailing Days.
From Philadelphia Saturday, ssa2 m.
From Observation-Disclosures, 1t III .. IN.
Prom Geoi getown-Monday, at 7p.m.
Freights received daily: Through bills Of lading
given 10 Boston and Providehc6, r.
and Pail River. Consgpeee wish SEaaS
ing their goods landed at George
- Ge0rpet0se7a, D. c. -
For full information apply TOT. Hs JOHNSON
wharf washington, ID. c.. g. =. HYDE, SO Wa
ter street Georgetswn. ID. c., VIM. p. CLYDE
Philadelphia. mar3O-ly
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T T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
h USTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE con,
Thy RESIDENCE On THE SEVGNT

III TTs sTE SALE OF A DE.IsABLe coUN-
tTREET Road: NEARLY 6FP osfTss
nnIBxa nT,L E.. GEMETERY, >, AND JUST
-, BY virtue OF deed Ut trust, dated Septem- II
No. $50, folio No. 316. one Of the land re-:
cords for the District Of Columbia. and at the
Iequest OF the party secured thereby, we viii sell
Ct public austi.n. In 'front.' Of the premises, on
moFOA1 Ssptember 3O:h. 1878, At O'Clock p.
Lne following described real estate, situate In
me nee eoS r OF washington. D. c. to Wit: An that
Street rosa, being part OF st act called ''The Girls
5or;iSn' conts ing eight and SO, enty- four hun.
0leGths % 74-1COt acres (ths meteS and blaudS
WI De given At he time Of sale), together with tide
Terms: One-foorth In cash. aud the balance at
81, Twelve aid eighteen months, with interest at
oEef cent. per Annum, secured by . deed Of trust
ON re psopest, sod, Or cash q option OF the
81 sal- ana al conseyanc1ng and recording at pur.
cnasef' = cost Terms 10 be complied with In seven
cas- otherwise the Trustees reserve the right TO
sen the prop rty at the risk and cost OF the de-
Iault1ng purchaser after i've days alvsrtisement
BkAIEARD r. WARMER (T.,,.....
keI17-eod
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nOkCANsoN BROS, Aucrioneers.

-np psuWsn SALE OF VALUABLE IN
fROHSD REAL ESTATE, on Sixth ST
last between EAST CAPIrOL aud A
STREETS SOUTH, bsing No 90
~ virtue OF q deed OF trust to us dated -
Jul oS1st, 1871, and duly rec, rded In iber ...6
40. 800 folio % one Of the land re- orc of the iB
District OF Columbia and al the request of the bar
YES sseultd erebs we will 7 at public suct 1n
~ ~ nrOnt OF the premises, o THURSDAY, the 20 Ii
Gay OF september, A. ID 1873, at 4 O'Clock D. M .
re following described real esta viz Part OF Lot
no: eleven I'D. in ,uare No. eight hundred and
mine $500, beg,naing for the same at p,int
OF east street ninetyfI feat seven in hes (94
u ID north or the southwestern corner OF SAD
Square, and running thence east ninety-six (96l
Ieet; thence north iwenty COO fest; thence west
ninety SIX 1861 feet, and thence south to the place
OF 6%ginningi improved by tw.-s0or. brick
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purcha se money
in cash. and the balance IN SIX, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest at per cent per anuum
ured OIL the property sold. Ii the terms OF "a
are not compiled with in six days from day Of sals,
The Trustees reserve the right to resell at The pur
81 aser's cost. Conveyancing at purchasers cost
A deposit OF 500 required at time of SAFE.
OSCEOLA c. GREEN, }D.
sep17 WIN. A. GORDON, trustees.
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DlED.

DEE. On the 16 OF september 1878 at 70
a. M, or heart disease. PATRICK DEE q native of
County Limbrick, Ireianc, in The S0rl yesr OF his
sge. ~ S
The fupe al VIII take place from his late resi-
dence, No. 10 r stIeet nGI Thea {, on wednes law,
the IL b inst, AZ O'Clock a. m, R-qutenl mass
a. 81. AIoysus Church. Relatives anu friends of
ne Family a'e respectfully iLyised TO attend
ReQLiesc at ia Iease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-04
THE EVENING STAR
TUESDAY.........Se September IL. 1873.

x1u1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF dollars Ars
annually thrown away In this country In useless
and Legitimate advertising. The experience Of
al entsrprisng and successful business man IL that
nothing repays 20 well the money invested - afver
Using IN paper which EVERYBODY reads. That
Ii the true Way TO secure publicity. The best bust
ness men know the vaiue OF advertising Ia such 8
papef-And such . psper In THE EVENING STAR.
Ii has the largest circulation In proportion 10 the
popuAtiou Of the city In which IL ID printed Of any
paper In the world. n practically covers tAs
sohols Geld,