Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1878, Page 3

be Z j 7 E SYRUP ¥RUM A PHYSICIAN, | Nortu HYDE PARK. YT, Feb, 7, 1876. Messrs. BETH W. FUWLE & SUNS, Boston, ‘Mass. : Gentlemen—You may perhsps remember that I wrote you several weeks ago in regard to the use of the **PeRUVIAN SyRrup’’ for my wife, who was suffering from general debility. the sequence of typhoid dysentery. I had tried the most noted | physicians in this state and also in Canada, without relief, At your recommendation she commenced | the use of the SYRUP. |The first four bottles made but little impression, but while taking the fifth, she to improve rapidly. and now, after using six of fhe dolar bottles, she regained her strength, and Is able to do most of the work ahout the house: and I feel that I cannot speak too highly in praise of PERUVIA® BYRUP. [have prescribed it to sew- eral of my patients, and have procured the sale of several dozen of it here. You can make any use of thls letter that you see fit. 8 very truly, | H. D. BELDEN, M.D. | | | THE PERUVIAN SYRUP | CURES | Dyspepsia, Dropsy, | Chronic Diarrhea, Boils, Nervous, Affections, Chills and Fevers, | Haumors, Loss ef Cons:itu- Liver Complaint, tional Viger, Neural- aia, Female Com- plaints, and | ALL DISEASES j ORIGINATING IN A BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR ACCOMPANIED BY DEBILITY | oR | A LOW 8TATE OF THE SYSTEM, i} | FEOM REV. JOHN GREGORY, Pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at Piltistun, Luzerne County, Pa. My Dear Sir:—Having at varions times, person- ally, and in my own and other fami ies, tested the great value of the medicine calied PERUVIAN SYRUP, Or PROTECTED SOLUTION OF PROTOX- IDE OF TRON, 1 most cheerfully recommend t*, SSPOCIANT to ose who are suffering from dyspep” tic and nervous disorders. As a reliable anc pow- | erful alterative, it is, I think, unsurpassed: and aga tonic, free from all the objectionanie features | Of alcoholic remedies, It isa most efficient auxil- lary to the (earl ance cause. Oneof the greatest inidrances to the *: hperance reform at present is. | as | think, the medical use of alcohoile stimulants. | Whatever may be argued as to their necessity in | certain cases, we have in the PARUVIAN SYRUP a safe and efficient substitute for those dangerous remedies. This testimony is given unsoll cited, | With the hope that some who are not yet ac- | quainted with the valuable properties of the medi- ine may be Induced to give it a trial. Yours truly, JOHN GREGORY, RAILROADS. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS! ‘Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN and HARTFURD KAILEOAD DAY EXPress TRAIN ios Sa at 8.06 a m. from Grand! Central Depot. New York, and thus SAVE SEVEN HOURS’ TIME anp NTY MILES TRAVEL, SEVENTY from New Yerk to the Mountains yy Daylight in 12 hours, ‘Tickets and further Information can be obtained ‘tn Washington at office of the Baitl in Washington more and Foto ALTIBORE AND OHIU KAILBOAD, THE GREAT DOUb.s TKACK, DATIONAL RUOTB AND 8HOBT LINK to the NORTH. NORTH WEST. WENT AND SOUTH WEST, to take effect SUNDAY. JUNE 9, 1878, 5 —New York, wiphia, and Boston Express. EHicott City. On Sunday to Baltimore Annapolis Junc- and go only, Stops at Shipleys, Laurel Hon Jeesup's. Hanover, and Blk 5 m.— Annapolis and Way (Cranberry, Strasburg, Winchester, wi te ed 17:40— jore and Laurel Express, 8:10 a. m.—Potnt of Rocks, Cranberry, Stras burg, Winchester, Hagerstown, ai... Way Stations. 8-90 8.m—New YoRE, PHILADELPHIA, Bos: | TON AND BatTimoRE EXPRes~ PARLOR CAB | to New York and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapoll: B50 —8 Ch: 85 &.m.—St. Louis, Chicage Columbus, anc Py Hagerstown aud Valley Stanch Express. except ;,Fhrough Car to Staunton. PULL Grafton ‘to San- MAN CAB w Cincinnati daily. GQuaky. dally, except Saturday, 80-On Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapoiws 10.00 &'m,—Baltimore Expres. Stops at Bis. | Gensburg. Beitoville, Laurel, Aunapolis Junction, | dessup's and Hanover, 12:10 p.m. and Way. 41.30 p.m.—NEW YORK, PHILADELPHTA ANT Boston Expaxs Un Suudass to #alctmore —Baltimore, Anpapota, Elitcott City | only, stopping st al! Stations. si at Laurel, eisai mw Batimore, Bladensiing aud ‘Lsare xpress. rs lay. St Aunapoil: Janetion Polat ot teas J. Sk psat i: 14:35 p.m.—Point of Rocks. Frwterick, H town, Winchester and Way Stations. Ou Suniaye to Polntof Rocks and Way stations only, anda D-m.—Baltimore, Ania and Way Ste 16:30 D.m.—Philadeiphia, Noriolk and Baltimon Express. Norfoik except Sunday. NORFOLE Pas rere Sage e rat ee DIBSCT To Boar ATCANTON. Swop at Bialens'urg aud Laurel, 16:50—Baltimore and Way s: $7:15—CU1CAGO AND SLEEPING Caks to C! 8:10 p.m.—Baitimore 19:26 St. Louis, Clucinnat!, Lamisti burg Express. Pitisburg, exce)t man cars. 19:30 p.m.—NEW YORK, BALTIMOKE EXPRESS, Yors, and Special Bleeping (ar w Phiisde his. (7) Daily Otuer trains ually except Suuday. All trains stop at Relay Statio. Jeo 1878 PENSSov ANIA i878 | THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTH West, Sines Double Track, Strut eats * Splendid scenery, Magnizicont Bauipmens. | | JUNE 10th, 1878, TRAINS LEAVE WASHING FON, trom Depot, | coruer uf Sixth and B streets. sq foliows: | For Pittsourg and the West. 10:10 am. dally, with Parlor Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars from Pitsburg to Clucinnal, 8t, Louis ane | Chicage, 7:40 p.m, daily, ~ith Palace Car to | Culcago i BALTIMUEZ AND POTOMAL RAILROAD, | For Cauaccaigua, Hochester, Buffalo, Niagare Falls auu tue north, at 7:40 ).m. dally, except Saturda,. with Palace Cars'io Watkins, For Wullamspord, Leck Haven. “and Elmira, at 10:10 a, 3 except Sun lay, For New York and the East, 1:43 a.m, and 9:30 p, t. daily, with Palace Cars attached, Limited Express of Pullman Cars, 9:20 a.m, daily, ex- cept Sunday. For New York and the Bast, 1-30 p.m, daily, ex- cept Scuday, with Sleeping Cars from Wash. ington to ton. For Brookiyn, N. ¥., al! Jersey’ Clty with EXPuRss. le aud Pitts. Pulvaps SLEEPING bosts “ot ‘Brookign kanes ome rect oklyn Annex, aio fransfer to Fulton street, avoldiug dosble feet, | je and journey across ew York ci a | For Pbitaieiphis, 1:30 p.m, daity except Bunday, | and 1:45 3. o., and 5: aod b:30 pons day | Limited Express, 9:20am ‘tally, except San. | 3:20 am Aetnchete ie Baltimore, 6:56, S04. 90 pm. Sally, exces! wanda For Creek Line, 6:65 a. m. 4:20 gl except Sunday, um an | ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG BAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD. for Alexancria, 6, 7,8, 9:10, 10.12 am..1 3 | 4:30, 8. 6-20 75. m, On Bunday af Oi aim. | __, 806 ‘Laud 7 p.m, Wor Kickn cnd sna’ the South. 9:45 a m. snd 8 am. cauy: B. dally, except Bunday, | = - 8 Sly 1 Mam: LS 4:00 6 6- anc? | P:@, Uv Sunday at8iand a, 20 p.m. | Tickets, !nformal a, sleep! avenue; nor'ueas! corner of § eyivanis svenue, and at the di <an be left ig Aad residences. LP. yARMER, Passenger FuaNK THOMMON, Gener Maragere ‘Sovid | Carrioman, | TORR. A. DENHA | ocean trip in First-clasa Trans-Atlanit | City of Montreal...4,490'City of Brooklyn. | 16h n.w.. Back Ko AUCTION SALES. ‘The Steamer MAT W. H. Byles, will mak gach week, two o NOM andone to MATTOX Ci wmetiate landings tformatton tngn! Wood © 3 LE}. “stoppin; rh "ng. joing and retonn ing at G. L. ote ce, L114 and 89% Pennasty. and at wharf, foot of 6th and N stress, + apao-et G. TUCK EB JOS BY QUMMER ABHANGEMENT. FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH. The swift and elegant iren Steamer LADY OF THE LAKX, Capt. C, J. BONNE sat arth not ely HOR: ant er me le Day, WEDNESDAY ‘and FRIDAY, at Go'’cl'k .m., conn = soamnese for Bose. Provi- lence and other jerthern Potnt Return: leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, st 4 o'clock p. me FOR POTOMAC RIVEE LANDINGS, Bteamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, OaptainJOHN &. Woop, leaves her wharf, termt- uns of 7th and 9th street lineof cars, at7 a. m., three times per week, for' Nomin! and Leonardtown, stopping at intermediate landings each trip. Days of sailing, same as Steamer Mat 10. For *urther information, apply at the office, over Metropolitan Bank, Knox's Exprese Office, ‘or at te, Company’s Wharf, foot of "Baeeage called for 98 4 plication at Knox's Ex. tea Offce. SAMUEL BAOON, Pres’t, B. J. ACCINELLY, Agent, STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. The Steamers JOHN GISHON and KE. 0. 4NIGHT alternately ‘eave Pier 4l East diver, New York. 4 o'clock p.m. very SATURDAY at 4 p.m.; Geor, own every MONDAY, and Alexandria same day, Freight isken at lowest rates. For information *pply.at ofice over Metropolitan Bank, 15th street, Agent, Water street, Feorgetiren, spii-tr SAMUEL BACON, President, 1 SUMMER TOURISTS. ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, From Baltimore to Halifax and Vice Versa Zhe A 1 Brisish Iron Screw Steamshipe— HIBERNIAN, 8.200 tons, Capt, Lt, Archer, R.N. By; Sosa Scontas, 3.900 fons, Capt. Richardson: CASPIAN, ons, Capt. Trocks— Leave Baltimore other Wednesday erin FOR HADEAX. ROva S0CTTA. goa saage to Hallfax: sesees$20, gold, ound tripe. . +. 85, gold, Including everything except wines, ete, This is an excellent opportunity. 10 enjoy a briet jc. Bteam- aps and the charming summer climate of Nova a ¥irst cabin to8t, John's, Nowfoundland..§85. gold "ipor further latorimation appiy vor 7! EOE or formation ap) ‘A. SCHUMACHER & O0., Jel-2m___ 5 South @ay street, Baltimore, Ma. NO#TS GERMAN LLoyD. | STHAMSHIP INE BETWEEN NBW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMBN. The steamers f this Company will sail every Bat- «aay from Brenen ier, foot foo jute ot ne SE iol en, of ¢rom New York to Southampton, Lon- on, Havre and Bremen rst cabin, 8100; seoone aime, ADDY te WORLETOHB & COM or passage, apl-6m_ cee Bowling Green, New Yor! \LYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE BETWEI thy PHILADELPHL ALEXANDBI WASH- INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, CONNECTING AT PRILADBLPHIA WITH CLYDE'S Li¥® FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, AND NEW ENGLAND STATAS. Satling Days. from Philadelphis—Saturday, at 18 m, From Washington—Monday, at 11 a.m, From (ieorgetown- Monday, at 7 p.m, Freights received daily. Through. Bills of lading given to Boston and Providence, and Fall River. Con-' signees 1g chelr goods landed at wn * will please nave them marked ‘*George- town, D. 0.** ¥or full Information apply to J. H. JOHNSON ® CU., 1208 F street northwest, and 18th-street moar, “Washington, D. 5:48 FyhXDe 58 We sttget, Georgetown, 1 .P. O»., General Managers, 19 South Wharves, Phila- telphia. mara0-ly AMERICAN LINE OF PS sail every THURSDAY Grete a Philadelphia to Liverpool, touching Speen Intermediate and steerage van be had at H. D. COOKE, JR. & 00,” tckets Bank- 38, 1480 ¥F st, “Also, agents for the Bed Biar Line » Antwerp. mys-tf pay LINE ROYAL MAIL STBAMERS, EW YORK to QUEENSTOWN & LIVERPOOL EVERY THURSDAY OR SATUBDAY, Tons. Tons. city of Berlin......6,491|City of Brassels....8,776 City of Richmond .-4.607 City of New York.3,500 GACY of Chentor 4.008 City of Paris. ...8 O81 ese Magnificent steamers, built in watertight 20m} ‘are among the strongest, largest atte ar ratty rene, epoca 8 well lighted and ventilated, and take up the whole width of the ship. The principal staterooms are smidsbips, forward of the engines, where least noise and motion ts felt, and are replete with ev zomiort, having all Tatest improvements, doubi derths, électri . ‘he cuisine hasalways been a specialty of thisline, ESGioe' cabins and tethrooms, gentlemen's emoe, ‘pg and bathrooms, barbers’ shops, pianos, Ubra- 8, BC. . For rates of and other information apply @ JOHN G. DAL. ent, Sland 83 Broadway, N.Y.;J. W. BOT: & BRO. 933 Pa. av Agenis for D. C.: D. A. BROSNAN, 996 @ st. o.w.; @. W. MOSS, Adams Express, fol3-mwfém jUNABD LINE. NOTICE, ith the view of diminishing the chances of pllsion, the Steamers of this line take @ specific “On the outward passage trom Queenstown to New fork or Boston, crossing the meridian of 60 at 43 Sh Garten ind pies 2 Sing on meeitian 250 at 49 late OF DOthing to the Dorth of al, THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMIT xD. SEI WEEN NEW YORK AND LIVBRPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. From New York, | | From Naw Your. ‘Bussia..,.Wed., Aug. 7| *Russia..Wed., S2p. 11 Scythia: ‘Wed.,"Aug. 14 | S-yrhia.... Wed., Sep. 18 esinia. Wed. Avg 21{ Parth'a..Thurs..8ep.19 -Wed., Ang. 28 | Abyssinia, Wed., sep. 25 Sele ree tent hes dre ry IBATES OF PASSAGE. ” By steamers not carrying steerage ¥80. §100 and 138 goide Acconting (0 acromiotetion, Tickets to Paris, $15, guid, additional. Betarn fekets on BTOTADIG FMS. cca reerage st very low rates. Bteerags tickets trom eiverpooi and Quroustown and ‘a outer parts of Corops at lowest rates. ven for Belfsat, Gias- ‘Through dilis of lading : ow, Havre, Antwerp and other purts on the Con- Bet and for 0 yeon iF at the Com! ‘OF and apply al pany’s tice, Nor @ Bowting teen, or bo-h steerage sad abin, & OTIS BIG. JW, 606 7th street, Wash- ag D.C. ly CHAS. @, FRANCKLYN. Agent. N.Y, MEDICAL, &e. st inter. | torther | Goa! and | wnt avente, | FUTURE DAY. H. WARNER, Ileal Estate Al kB. = | dPterees sare oO THAT. BROWN STONE FRONT DWE NG POLSE FB) ONTING THe Wee? Sis C OF LAF AY Fy CARE NENT SOUTH OF THE HOUSE NOW BRING BUILE Bs virtue of a deed of trust from L. J. O° + ccle and wife. dated Deceinber 0: A. | D.1870, and recorded in Liber 632, at fo' lots 2.9, ot the Washington county, D.t., laud te: cords, the sub-cril-r, by direction of the holder of debt secured thereby, will sell at public atction, ‘Sa. “highest idder, on'she premises, on THU 8 vie “he 15 h day of August, A. D. 1878, the Hiowin, Property, situated in square 167, io Wahi tro. ty: D.C. vt AIL Of lot mums ered aetdcrer, “EigBO) and part of lot numbered 39. et AN J 1 Magruder's sabtivision of the OB Che bog M4, © numbered 167 (one hundred Regt baltor Pa:% he city of Washington, and ard sixty-seven), 10. "wale in the eaime eon gud BENICt Of Colt ee yO NaI equity Bair et al. vs. Gadsby e. Me HG, fabs. eamicy Gor ket. of the late Circult Co. "97, tne, District of Colt miia; the part of said lot ».” Nereny intend to be conveyed being the northermy. St part fhunt- ing eleven feet and three inches on dw “Sy Hince ana bindingon the south line of eatd ior 33: both pareels ranuing back 145 test four Inches, “m. 8, to an alley thirty feet wide,*’ saving and oe certing therefrom the part of lot 38 22 foet 6 ELEFANT ) THREE ST at the hcur of6 p.m , the following de: and known and designated on Pans of gala city, as the easternmost fo Poe eH Ay feet In front. by the entire dept Lot numbered sixty-one (61), in Thomas B, Bryan's recorded subdivision of origina! lot num: dered one, two, three, four, eleven, twelve, thir- teen, fourteen, fiteen and sixteen. ih square num- dered two hundred and twelve: this being the sane real estate which was conveyed by Jesse V N. Huyck, trustee, to Watkins Addison by deed darea June 10:b, 1874, and recorded in Liber No. Tollo 406, “&c., one of the land records for Nyashington county. in the District aforesaid, and Which the said Watkins Addison and wife by deed bearing even date wita satd deed of con- inches wide, more or less, heretofore released aud Low being built on, The sale will take place at 6 o'clock p. m., on the follow ing terms, viz.: $5,000 ana the inverest and expenses. amountiag (0'$3 000 more, casn; and tue residue of the devt, $15,000 in five years with (Wnt ber cent. tuter’st, payable semi-anonally, (or all cash, at ‘the option of the purchaser. ) the deterred paymeni, if any, to be secured by a deed «ftrnst on the property said, ‘Aldepesit of $500 will be required of the pur- chaser at the time of sa‘e, aud all conveyancing will be at his or her cost, nea A. HYDE, Teestae, J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman, 3) 23-1Wds T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer, KUSTFES’ SALE OF A DE*TRABLE THEEE-STORY BROWN FRONT D VE ING ON THE Kast SIDE OF FOUR TEENTH STREET. WEST. NEAR THE CIRCLE, AND IMME taTELY SOULH OF @KN. SCHENCK’S RESIDENCE, By virtue of 9 deed of trast, datal July 10th, A.D. 1875, duly reeorded tn Liber N 703, ‘folio 89, one of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of th Party secured thereby, we will sell_at public ane- tion, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, Aa- xust’ 24, 1878, at 6 O'clock p.m., the following- described real estate, situate Yn th city of Wasi- ington, District of Columbia towit: Bub-lot let- tered @),** of John O. Bvans’ recorded subsdi Vision of ‘origiual lot humberea twelve (12), in square numle.ed two huudred and forty-seven (247), together with the improvements. &c. Terms: $3,500, with interest at niue (9) per cant, perapuum fiom January 10, 1878, to the day of sale, abd expenses of sala, in’cash: and the! attwe.ve (12) aud twenty-feur (24) mont Which the notesof the purchaser, bearing six_Dar cent. interest, will be taken. A dep stt of $100 Will be required of the purchaser at the tims of sale, and ail conveyancing at purchaser's cost, Terins to be complied with in seveu days, othier- wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the P operty at the risk aud cost of the defaulting pur= chaser, PEER Reagent. BEAINARD H. WARNER, { Trustees, AB-1i 50 desired, the purchaser’ can have a Wwaion the above property of $2609, al 8 par eat 322 eo H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. rs: —. TRUSTEES’ SALE Of A LARGE FIR3T- CLaS® DWELIING HOUSK, No 809 ON Hk tTRERT, “ETWEEN 8rii AND 9rit STREETS NOK TITWEoT. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 12°h day of October, A. D. 1871, aud recoried among the land records of the County of Washington, D. C., in Liber 658 follo 397, the subscribers will sell to the highest bidder. at pu- lie auction, in front of the premises, oa TUES- DAY, the 13th day of Augast, A. 1}. 1878, at 6 o'clock p.m. the following valuable property, to wit: All that certain parcel of land lying and belag in, the City of Washington and District of Colum- Dia, the same being the easterly part of lot num- bered two (2), in square numbered four hundred aud six (406). and bounded and described a3 fol- lows: Beginning for the sate at the southeast cor- ner of said lot on E street north; thenc runnin; northerly on the line dividing lot No. 2 from lot numbered one (1), in said square, elghty- sev.n (87) feet six (6) Inches to a private alley at ithe “rear of said estate agrovabla 1 "A division between Blagden an . the 31st December, 1828. by their deed recorded in Liver W.B., No. 11 folio 353, ofhe iaad records of Wasbipgton county, D, C.; thence running west- erly on said alley twenty-six (28) feet five (5) Inch- es to the land conveyed to Michael Dutfey Docem- ber 2d, A.D, 1863; thence running sou'herly, by said Doutfey’s iand, 1a a straight line through a brick stable, cutting off the westerly portion there- elghty-seven (87) feet and six (6) faches to said k Street: thence running easterly on sald_& street 1Wenty-Six (28) feet five (5) inches. more or less, to the point of beginning. with a right in said alloy Jn common with the other estates abutting there- on, together with all the buildings, improvemants, r'gh's, privileges, asin said deed of October 12h; 1871. specified. The terms of sale are: One-fourth of the pur- chase money in cash, (of which $300 must be pald at the time of sale.) and the residue in three years, With Interest at 8 per cent, per annum, payable *mi-apnualiy, or all cash at the option of ‘the pur- chaser. ‘Phe deferred payments to be represented by a note to be secured by a deed of trust on the property sold, to the satisfaction of the Trustees. Ail conveyancing at the purchaser's cost, . HYDE, < No THOM, —}Taustees, J. T. COLDWELL, Salesinan. jy26-a FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, RUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPER- 1Y, ON PINEY BRANCH CREEK CALL- ED “TIP TOP.’ AND JUST BEYOND MOUNT PLEASANT. = By virvue of adeed of trust, dated the 17th gay of Jone, 1875, and recordl in Liber 790, fry follo 221, one of ‘the land records of the Dise, trict of Columbia, aud by (lirection of the parcies secured thereby, We Wi'l sell at public auc:ion, 9n WEDNESDAY, the seventh day of Augast, 1878. atJ2o clock noon, on the premises, the followin deceribed property: All that plece or parcel ground rituate in the District of Columbia, begin- 1 ing at large bound stone, the loning AE s ard runnitg thenes north 61's deg., east 108 feet acong the fine between the lands of Lewis aud Jers thence north 04 deg., vast $9214 foot aloux seid line to the northeast corner of laud herein de- yeribeds thence, south 36 deg., east S61 feo: along teeast line of J. C. Lewis Tadd: theuce souch 654 Ceg., east 194 feet along the east liue of sald Lew! jaud’ to the southeast corner; thence north 80'4 der., west 195 feet to angle ia road: thence snatn 83 deg., west 182 feet to corner; thence north 184 Weg.» West SB feet, to corner: thence south 63-4 deg., west 225 feet to angle in road; thence sout 63 deg., west 153 feat tw east side of 14:h strest Tad; thence north 28 dez. west 162 feet aloag 14th’ street to corner: thenca south 76% deg., east to beginning; containing 231 363 square feet of ground. together with the improvements, ‘Terms: One-third cash, ba ance in six, twelve and elghteen menths with interest. at 10 per eut. pe unum uvtil pad, aud s cured by notes and decd Of trust on the property sold. All conveyancing purchaser's cost. A deposit of §2°0 will ba re- quired when the propery 1g. -truck off." ¥.H, STICKNEY, {Trustees HENRY T. WISWALL, oy iv THOMAS DOW? ING, Auet. > GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. UST RECEIVED Fresh supply of the “TOKIO and “PEKIN’ HATS, now ali the rage in Northern cities, Also, STRAW HTS, with light trim. mings. for young men and youths. Sun Uuibreilas for Jadies” and gentlemen, STINEMETZ, HATTER, | _jyl2-tr 1937 Pennsylvania avenue, Pr "BE WARD I¥ DH, BROTHERS FAILS Dv “PD core any case of Female Weakness, Lrregulart- 4 Obstructicn: 30 sears’ experience. “Omice dmithson!an, 26 2w' DS OF You have been UNDA ured of Scuinal Weak Impotency or Lost Vigor, atter using a. bu) © two of Pr, ers Invigorating ¢ 3 R streoi oppesite Sit hvontan, isle 29 #GISTER’S LINIMENT Cures Kbeumatism, Neara.g! res, » tajuries, ke. i ‘ruggists, 25 and 50 ui, 480 Ponusylyauia ave aphd- t © Washington, on [DE BEOWN tos bad ares went of BEERMATOR TURE DECAY, ang all Placa Vevereal Nature, without the Mercury. Has ‘had eleven Charges reasonable. U: twbandTw8p.m : R. LEON, The Ohiest Sstabiiahed and oni D Reliable Ladies" Poysician in the City, can be | Gausulted every Toesday, Weauesday sud Sacur- day at No, 606 H st. Li. All Female Compiaints quickly cured. Usice and Residence, 8 Monroe st., Baitlinore. nov14-iy MAS#oop BESTO#: D. A victim of youthful imprudenca, causing pre- mature decay, Gervous debility, ete., having tried in vain every known remedy, has found a simpie self cure, which he will send FREE to his fellow sufferers, Address J.H. REEVES. 43 Chathom st.. N. ¥. my24-eoly &k -—Dr, BOBERTSON can, be frum 1 to 8 0° clock, S ishusttted every Wcdaoadae Saturday at bis ‘consul an it Oates, #21 D st, betwee: Bit aad Loch feck ate Glee 0, all didenses of the Urinary Organt and Nervous bi Orgapie and Seminal Weak ‘< ness, Nervous Debtitcy, Lny }, Premature De- tay, Nervous Trembiing. Paipiarion of the Hearty, Dimhness of Sight or Gt: Indi BC, insiltoods and carly indiscretions, Bouorrhea. mat) an fr ‘Strictures and Syphilis guicely cured. Dr. B. isa native of wi 18 years’ experience in special practice, endorsed by the leading physicians of this eity, visits W: every and Saturday, atin or no ¢ H s charge. aay. WHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner of 7:h street /-nd New York avenue, entrance on New YO Kavenue, Tue most private Loan Office in the city. Money loancd at the lowes! rate of inter st on Gold and Silver Watche-, P.a & and Plated Ware, Diamonds, Guas, P.stos, Lae dics and Gentlemen's Clothing, Carpets, ard alt articies of value. Yanl-ly Agente | RE" ¥-MADE SHIRTS. | _ Men’s unfinished Shirts, 60 cents; of Wamsutta muslin, 75 cents. Finished, 75 cents; of Wam- sucla muslin, 90 cents. Boys’ Shirts, 12. 12 aud | ts-inch, at 60 cents unfinished, aud 75 coats du- | shed, of Wamsutta cotton. SHIRTS TO ORDER. The dest Shirts at $2.25; second, §2. $1.75, $1.50, 31.25 ae a ee eats aise, a Satranied. Beat ly nen Col for $1, + pec! vargal ners, 6 for$l. Linen Cutts, 25 conte per pal rest do. 373g cents. Jesus Drawer ce Gacce Undershirts; Lisle Thread do, oveltics in Nock wear and Hosiery. THOMPSON’? SHIRT FACTORY, Jelb-tr 816 F st. n.w., opp. Pateat Ottice, veyed to James F. Russell, saving aud excepting go inUch of said ground as'was conveyed by sal Addison and wite to Moses Keily by the deed. dated June 12°h, 1874 beg nuing for said excepted part ats point on the line of N street northwest, lls- tant forty-three feet and six inches west of the northeast corner of said lot, and running thence west three feet and six Inches; thence south ore hundred feet; thence east three feet and six inches, and’ thence north one huadr d feet to the place of beginning, which said deed ly recorded in Liber No. 752, foilo 395, another of said land record. in the District aforesaid. Pursuant to the aforesaid decree of the Sunreme Gor Ft of the District of Colambla, the said propers ty Will be sold a cording to the subdivision ‘hereof made by Moses K-lly subsequently to*he ssid teed of trust, into lots designated as Nos, 84 and 85,and Lot No. 84 will be first offere for sale, ‘The terms of sale,as mod! fied by the written con- sont of the holders of the notes secured by the «4d. deed of trust, wi'l be as follows, viz: One-third of the purchasé money In cash, and the residue in three equal instalments, payable at six, twelve and eighteen months from tie day of sale, with tnter- est thereon at the rate of seven per centom per an- pum uptil pald, for which deferred paymeuts the rotes of the purchaser or purchasers will be taken, se ured by deed or deods of trust on the property: sold; or the purchaser or purcha ers shail have the ion of paving the whole parchase. mouey in A deposit of §150 will be required at time of sale on each house seid; and if the terms of sale are not complied wi b'wi'hin one week from the day of sale, the property will be resold, at the risk and cust of the defaulting purchaser! after five daye: notige in the Evening Star newspap+r, All conveyancing Will ve at the purchaser's cost. Yaneing WIJOHN Fe HANNA, Trustee, Webs er Law Builling, GEORGE EARLE, Trustee, Tih st.. cor of Fayette st., Georgetown. THOS. DOWLING, Auct. J 1T-akas ‘T0-MORBOW. SKUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP- RLY IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, By virtue of a deed of trust) dated July 31. A.D, 1877, and recorded in Liber No. 855; tcilo 875, one of the land records of the Di frict of Columbia, I will gel. at publle anetion, In front of the premises on TUESDAY, the 30th day of July, A.D, 1878, at 6 o'clock p.m., the fol- lowing desérited real estate situated In tite city of ‘Washington, D. C., to wit:—Lot No. 16, in Mar= garet O. Diggs’ subdivision of Square No. 670 as the same is recorded in the Surveyor’s Office of the District of Columbia, Terms of sale: The amount of indebtedness se- cured by the deed of trustand expenses of aalecash; and nee in two equal payments at six and twelve months from day of sale, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust on property sold A deposit of $100 will be required of the purchaser at tnme of sale. All conveyancing and recording at cost of purehaser. If terms of sale are not com- piled with wit! in five days after sale, the Truszee reserves the right to resell said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days? nctice, to be published in some newspaper published in the District of Columbia. WM. D. CASSIN, Trustea DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. 119-4 B; VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, DATED December 20th, 1877, and duly recorded, in Liber No. 876, tole 200, of the land record: for the District of Columula, and by the writ- en direction of the party thereby secured proceed to sell at publile auction, tn froni premises, on TUESDAY, ‘clock p. m., Lo's Iwill of the Yet y 1878, ate . - 160, 161, and 162, ‘in B. F. Gilbert's sub-division of square No. 675, in the City of Washington in the District aforesald. ‘erms of sale: One-third cash, and the residue in three equal installments at’ six, twelve ant eighteen months with interest, for which the notes of the purchaser will be taken, secured by deed of [rust on the property sold. and if the terins of sale be not complied with within five days from day of sale, the property will be sold at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after three days notice in Evening Star newspaper. Conveyancing at pur- chaser’s cost. EDWARD M. NOURSE, Trustee, W.B. WILLIAMS, Auct, sy18-e0dds B. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer, AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE- STORY BRICK D VELLING. WITH KiGHE RUOMS ANU ALL THE MODERN IM- PLOVEMENTS,.NO 2405 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, On TUFBDAY. July 80, at 5:30 o'clock + in frovt of the premises, the above fm tw Tty. | Lot 22% 100 test. rips: $00 cash and the balance in one an years, at 8 per cent. tnterest, secured by a deed of trust, $100 deposit, All conveyancing and re- cording at purchase *s cost. ‘Terms to be complied with ingeven days, J. T, COLDWELL, 3) 19-e0 Salesman. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, T! USTEE'S SALE OF ELEGANT FURNI- TUBE IN GRANT ROW, CAPITOD HI By-virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 14th, day of December 1876 and duly recorded in’ Liber #41, follo101. ose of the land records of tne District of Columbia. and at the re- uhest of the party secured thereby, I shall sell, at pubile auction,on WEDNESDAY July Sst, 1878, at 10 o’clock, ‘at residence No. 211 East Gapitol street, Grant Row, the following superior Farni- tore: 18! oemaker Ros: wood Case Piano Forte, 3 P. rlor Suites, Bed and other Lounges, 6 Walnut Marble-top Dves «ing Case Suites. Walnut Wardrobes, Ma ble-top Bureaus, and ‘Walnut Bedsteads, Widow Hangings, Hat Racks, Hall Furniture, 2 Extensicn Tables, Vining Chairs, Brussels and Three-piy Carpets and Rugs, Superior Hair Mattrasses, Fea her Pillows and Boisters, 8. P. Cestors, Gla: sware and China. ‘Ti. Ware and Kitchen Reqnisites, Comprising in alla? uv. 27 rooms, of whichthe above is oniya pardel aes goods should not fall Parties desiring firs toattend, Ka ANTON, Trustee, Jy27-3¢ la THOMAS DOWLING, auct. (Sunday Heraid. ) H. WARNER, Kea’ Estate Auctioneer, is a IKUSTEK: SALE OF a N@AT TWO-STORY Kr AME DWELLING, No. 630 K STREET SORTHEADT, By virtue of & deed of trust, dated Sep. veniber 33, A.D. 1873 andduly recorded in Lie fi ber No, 727, tolio 372, et & q., one of the lan reecrds for the District of C: lumbia, and at the re- Quest of the party secured thereby,’ I shall sell at public “auction, in frout of the’ premises, on TRURSDAY, Angust 1. 1878 até o’elock p.m., all that pleee or parcel of ground, situate in the eit of Washington, D, C., xnowu' as Lot numbere: fifteen (15), aud the westernmost ten (10) fest of Lot un-Lered fourtsen (14). by the depth thereat, (ove hundred fee!), 12 Ja..es N, Catlau’s recorded subcivision of Square num ered eight hundred and fifty-six (866), together with the improvements, se. Terms: One-third In ca*h: and the balance in is, twelve anteighteen woushs, with iaterest at six percent, per annum, secured by a dsed of crust and satisfactory policy of insuran a the property sold, ora'l each at op tou of the purchaser. $1 depdsit cequires at fe Clue of sala. aad all convey | ancing abd recording at purchaser's expense. Terivs tobe complied with in seven days. other- wise the Trustee reserves the right to resell the ercp:rty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- cha or after five day® #1vertise ment, 3319 eodts M. V. B. STEVENS. Trustee, Lowes PRICES THAN EVEB! | Ceres Patent Process Flour, per 14 bbl... Golden Hii) Flour, do... veces Mini escta Spring Wheat. Pa.ent Process, | Good Femily Four, $1.58; good Extra. Q. &. Wy hiskey, per gallon’ eae Sweet Oatawta Wins, per. gallon . Old “ort Wine, Frenck Brandy. Fine Tale C.aret, per botile Good Butter, per pound. Sea % Fines’ Crestuery Butter, 80 cents per pound, 00d as sold anywhere at Prime Cheese, O80. E50? L13-tr 1913 7th at! bet. Band BANKERS. MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE Willexecute orders for the parehase or sale uf BE S& SEKses A Bucks. Honds and God on Mioderate margins. Issious 85 each 100 s privileges ‘edd OD responsible part. Jorrespou= e solicited, Henry lel Member Am, Minivg and Stock Exchan, Wali st.. New Notky qftuference, D, 8, Manyan, os3., Président National Trust Co., New Yor! yanl Ny, WATCH REPAIRER, ears with H. SEMKEN. how at ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Dempsey's Stationery Store.) LALIES WATCHES A SPECIALTY. Watcdes put in comple eorder by me are gusran- teed for onegyear, or muney refunded. — fed ly G AIF, FI EISCHMANN & CoO, W Original aby acturers aud antroduce.s Into the United States of COMPRESSED YEAST, | beg leave to inform the pub'ic that all such prepa jons not bearing Our signature are imitstions, and parties wish ng to reiain thelr good Brcad) Rolls, &e-, shouid call for L GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & C9). GENUINE ARTICLE, Warranted free from ch-mtcals. myl7-tr er ACH ano every Kind of OaNAMBSN LAL FEATHERS dyed and manufactured at the FRENCH ES1 ABLISHMENT, 616 9.n street, Opposite United States Patent Olive, mj33-ir ROSTER. BALE OF A THREE STORY PRESS BRICK FRONT HOUSE ON K STREFT, NE RT. ALOYSIUS JHURCH, By virtue of a deed of trust, vated tne Ist dayef iy st. A.D. 1874, aud re -orded in 2 Liber No. 768, ‘oll’: $83. of the land raconlsof che District of Columbia, the susertuers will sell ve the highest bitder, on the pr: 385, at pudliv auc tion, ou TURBO s¥, Augus: 6.0, 4 D. 1878. av6 orelock p. m., ‘House and Lot ou K street north- east. in the City of Washington, D C.. know vas No. 13 K street northe.at. an desertbed in former cor Veyances ax jot No 229. in B. B. Gilbart’s sub- dtv:s.on of square No In said city, belug me of the lots couveyed by deed of this date to ths sald Fannie, R Willoughby by the ‘Trustees of tae uise Home, ** The terms of sale are: One-fourth of the pur- chase mouey (of which $100 must bs pald at the time of gale) In cash; of ail cash at the ourchaser's option; and the residue in five years, wich interest at the rate of eight per centum per annum, payable half yearly, on ap omtssory note of even date with the sate. to’ be secured on the property sold, to the satisfaction of the Trustees. Ali conveyancing at the purecacer'scost, and the terms of sale must be ones with within five Re, acter, ‘Ube day of fe, " "x: Me THOM, { Frustecs, THOM?8 DOWLING, Auct. jy23-dads GAS ONDER DEED OF TRUST. PUASU- ANT TO HANCERY DECREE. uN BETWEEN Stu AND OTH STREETS By virtne o a deed of trust, dated Febriary 10th, 1877 recorded tn. Liver 843) follo 300, et seq., by direction of the party thereby s = cured, ‘sud pursnant to the decree of the Supreue Court of the Distriet of C lumbla passed J 1628 by, 1878 in cause No. 5.972, of the Equity Docket of said court, wherein Pear Wynne is complainant aud N. H. Bheaet al are Twit sell, ndan in front of the premises. on | HUBSDAY Acagust ‘st, 1878, at the hour of 6 p.m. at public auction, Lot No.'5, io and others’ subdivision of Square No! 395, with, the improvements thoreos, consisting of a Brick House. pnrorms of sale: One-third | gash, aud the residue In equal ments an 0 rom day of sale, with invorkst from the day of sale at the rate of ‘7 per centum per annum until paid, to be secured by a deed of trust on the property 3614; OF ail caab, at the purchaser's option. “A deposit of $100 will be required at time of sale, and i? the terms of sale be not complied with within five days from the day of the property 18 to be resold at {the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. afwor ‘one week's notice in the Evening Star newspaper. Converancie ORF AMEE eat “webster Law Bull jy20d&éds DUNCANSON BROS. ing. » Aust’ts, eta e situate In the city of Wassington, ae ¢ Be FPyRUslTE as BOY THC 4 Tu CR TULSE ON N, BETWEEN 7 pa vu) ; NOW oe Te B EO See ee HOANG ES. ad of "a3 26-TOP 3) aes ‘ > ihe tee nich ty CHAIRS. OAK a AINTEN BRORQOM ai nary 12h the laud records diy HEIR, MAITRES ES, VNTENSIUN TA- > ATL, Voile 388 oS dirsction of the BLES, CROCK* RY, KIC HEN UTEN- he District of Columbia, pursuant to decree SILS." REFRIGERATORS, MATTE SGs. lies reeured thereby. and "Sy sreme Court of CAKPETS. — Passed Jnly 15th 1878, in thes ¥ Cause No. | | We will sell, ou TURSDAY MORNING, Bo Mit of Coambla, in E. “Syha Prastees, | £0 hinstent, commesicing at 10. 'rlock, i 6 827, Doevet 17, the undersin “Qspremisea | front of our salesroon), a geuerai assoriment sha | sei! at pubiteaneston, infrontot. “qty. 1878, | of. Household Ef eb MONDAY, the 29h day of July, “nda rea it DUNCANSON BROS, Aarts, INGTON, D. C.. July 29th, 187 Notice. —There’ wiil be soid at auction at the Pound, corner 23 street and New York avenué n,W., on TUESDAY, July 30. ‘ustant, Two Whifa n.,7s and One Spotted Gat Xen up from the northiw: vemaiuing in by Taw.” 1 erm potion of the. elt ound beyona the time allows D, M.D SMITH TOW NBER wetioneer, “TRUESD: 2 GRATE. Teball sell at pub. OF MARBLY Wc. AT auCT. 'N Paton, on Web, July 81, 1878, at 40°. “QS De M.. my e of Markie ‘Mantels, G oS: others in need of any of th. articles attend the rale, ee Tims cash. VSL GIB: J:29-2t 28d st. and Pennsy), #2!a ave. 4OMAS DOWLING, Auctions % SaLE UNDER AUTHORTY OF A ZED IN THUST, dated May 29¢h, 1878, fled {0% F 20rd incfice’ of the Recorder of Deeds ot U. C.. ni t yet recorded. EN Iw Il sell. tn front of the premises, on SAT. URDAY. July 27. at 6 o'clock, par: of | U.end 12) in square 793, situat don Ds: sowh, beiween 31 ai frontage 0. 25 feet by 3 »y a comforial buildings, e1 southeast, Terms of sale: One haf cash; balaace tn six (6) aud twelve mouths, for Which notes, bearing luter= estar 8 [er cent. per annum antil paid, to begi A Gepysit of $00 to be made when’ prop» kne Ked off, All conveyancing at pureliaser’sco t. 19-eo€ds” BERNARD T. HANLEY, Lrastee, Bo THE ABOVE 8418 [3 POSTPONED tn co..s quence of the rata until TUESDAY, July 30, same wou aad place. By order of Trus. x. It THOMAS DOWLING. Ant. B H. WARNER, Reai Hetate Auctioneer. 5 sti TL USTEES’ SALE 0! DESIRABLE BUILDIN ToON THe WESTSIDE of NINTH ST., WEEN Mand N STREET? N.W. Bye irtne of a deed of trust, dated June 7! hy A; Di. 3876, duly recorucal in) Laver’ No. 738, 3 folio 140, one of the laud reeurds for the Dis~ trict of Columbia, and at the writtea request of the lepeeraes thereby, we will sell at publicauction 1» front of the premises, on SATURDAY J aly 27, 1878, at 6 o'clock p.m,, the foliowiug describ: 4 real estate, situate in tha city of Washiagton, D. C., to wit: Lots numbered tweoty-one (21) aud twenty-eight (28), iu Roth’s subdivision of original lots in square nambered three handred and sixty- eight (368), fronting twenty (29) feet ou 9h street, by a depth of one hundred aud thirty-eight (133) feet nine (9) inches to a thirty (20) foot adey. Term: One-fourih cash, and the balance in stx, twelve and elgbteen mon.hs, Ler cent. per aunuw, secure on the ‘property sold, or ail cash, at option of with interest at 8 by a deed of trust the purchaser." A doposit of $100 required at the time of sale, and all conveyancing and re- cording at purchaser's cost. If the terms of sal> are nol complied wit: in seven days, the Trus- toes reserve the right to resell the property at the Tiek ana cost of the defaulting purcnaser, after five days" advertisement, WE HEARD. termnstoos ty16-eots WM SCHWING, Se-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED un- til WEDNESDAY July 81. 1878. same horr and lace, M. 1H. WARD, pI ¥ CHWLNG, } Trustees, J, T. COLDWELL, Salesman. $329-*00 NHUMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, EXECUTOR’S SALE OF ELEGANT HUUSE- HOLD FURNITURE. On THURSDAY MORNING, Augast 1, 1878, commencing at 10 o'clock, at resideuc ‘No. 724 12th street, between G and H streets northwest, I shall sell a supesior coliection of Household Goods, viz:— Hosewocd-case Piano Forta (Kuabe & C9.), a splendid instrument; it Black Walnut Parlor Suttos; “lexant Black Walnut Cuamber Suites; Superior Brussels Carpers: Brussels, Hal! and Stalr Carpets; Elegant Hair Mattrasses: St perior Feather Pullows aud Bolsters; Blankets, Comforts, Sheets aud Spreads; Dining-r00m Furniture; «office ‘fable aud Chairs; China and Glassware: Kiteben Reqnisites, &e, ARCHIBALD BOANE, Executor. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. jy29 TESTERS GALE OF FOUR BILLIARD TABLES (Colicnder's make) AT PUBLIC By vittueof # deed of trust gl aca y virtue of adeed of trust given to me. and daly recorded in Liber 811, folio 253, of the land records for the District of Columbia, I will offer for. sale on the preivises.'on SATURDAY, the 3d day of August, A.D. 1878, at 12 o°clock m,— Four Carom Hillard Tables, 4% feet x9 feet, made by H.W. Collender.of New York, with Balls, dues, &e.,” contained in 1343 F street northwest, ‘pp: site Ebbitt House, erma,cash, CHAS, E. FRASER, Trustoa, DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, jy 29-5t POWNMAN & GREEN. Auctioneers, PRUSTEE'S SALE OF VAT UABCE LEASE- HOLD AND IMPROVEMENTS, ON FE STREET NORTHWEST, UPPOSITE THE EBBITT HOUS¥, By virtue of two dends of trust, dated Au- gust 25:h, 1875, and Decem er 22 i, 1875, and recorded ‘respectively in Liber No, 801, folio 143, ‘and Liver 808. folio 345, of the tnd re-orus ‘or the Distriet o° Colimbta, and by drection of the holder of the notes thereby secured, I will se'l. at nublic auction, (tn front of the pi mss, on THURSDAY, the 8th day of August 1873, at 6's olelock p.m... ail the nnexpired tem in th> lease granted to David M, Davis by Margaret R Stone and also by deed dated on the 14h August, 1875, and recorded in Liber 792, follo 452, (for the term of fifteen years at the annual rent of $1,200. pay- able monthly in advance,) of the east part of Lot Lumbered ten (10), in Square numbare | two hun- dred and ffty-thres (359), tn the city of Washing ton. D.C., fronting abont twenty-seven (27) fest on F street norrh, with an average depth of eight, (80) feet, with the improvements, consisting of & large three-story and back building brick hou:e, adapted for stor’s and offices. . ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, with seven per cant. Interss, so- sured by deed of trust. A deposit of $100 at tims of sale required, Conveyancing at purchaser's: st, If terns are not complied with In fiva days. Tre iracee Fesorves the right to resell at ris aud cost of defanltin; urchaser. 3329 eM. A. GORDON, T-nstor. N@ & MIDDLETON. oun: Real Estate Auctioncers, NEW THRES-sTORY AND SCORE OW RTH C. PITOLSTREEL, DL STREETS. eof a deed of trust, dated ot ah Gb. 1877, duly recorded in Liver No. 80), folio 275 ‘et seq., one ef the Land Records for the District of Coiumiia, : the party secured thereby, we auction, in front of the premls August'9th, 1878, at 6 orclock p. 1 tain plece or parce! of ground situa Washington, D. C.. aud known as lot numbered thirty-four (34). sub division of quare num sted six hondred and seveoty-stx (676), together with the improvements thereon, Terms of sa'e: One-third ('s) cash, balance in six (6), twelve (12) aud eighteen (18) months, with interest from the day of sale. secured by deed of trust en the property sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser. “A deposit of $100 required at the time of sale, aud all conveyaucing at the pur- chaser's cost, “If the terms of sae are not com- ed with in’ five (5) days from day of sale, the ustees Feserve the right to resell the proberty alter five days advert'sement, at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, <. MEN DENHAL WwW. OK. M 3229 coatis BL F."STEL H. WARNER, Auctioneer, e TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF D STREET, BE- TWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE ‘AND BUUTH CAPITOL STREET SOUTHEAST. By virtue ofa deed of trust t> me died June sbthy 1874. recorded in Liber No. 753, folio 170, &e., one of the land records for tha Distriet of Colutmmia, and by the direction of the ad at the requ: li sell_at public , On FRIDAY, all that cer- nthe City of Us tprustees. beneficiary therein named. I shal) soli at pablic aucticn, in front of the premises, on MOND, Y, the 29th thd Gay, of July, at 6 oclock p. a. east one-third part of lot aumbercd Afteen (15), in square numbered six hundred aud uinety-three (693), fronting nineteen feet ou D street suatie east, between New Jersey avenue aud Soutu Cap- Kol’street, and running that wb io ths full depth of the lot,** wita the imgrovements thare- on—s Three-story and Bassman Brick House, containing hine rooms, with gas and water, ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth‘cash; balaave In six, twelve and eighteen months afor the dav of sale with 6 per cea. interest, to be secured by adi of trust on the property, containing aa insurance clause, If the terms aré not complied with In tan safter sale, the propercy will be resold at the Hist and coat of the does iting purchaser, after five days’ notice, to be published 1a the Even.ng Star. “All the cust of deeds and recording to be id by the purchas-r_ sy POJOBN W. KENNEDY, Trastes, 4e-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED ute tu MONDAY, Augast 12:h, 1873, sam? hour and Place. JOBN W. NNED xX, Trus’re. J.T. ty29-1 . C/ DDWELL, Salesman. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, IBUSTEE’S SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT, No. 1522 FOURTEENTH STREET NORTH- WET, CORNER OF SAMSON STREET, By virtue of adeed of trust, dated eo | 16th, A.D, 1870, and reco:ded_ in Liber 621, Folié 415, of the ‘and records of Washingtoa. county, I will sell to the highest bidder, in frout uf the premises. on MONDAY, 1878, at 6 o’clock p.m.._ the followiug real estaze, situated In the city of Washington aud District of Columbia. being the south twenty-two ani one- half feet of Lot thirty-three (33) {n Drurv’s sab- diviston of Square two hun¢red and nine (279). ac- cording to the plan of said city, fronting 22% feet on 14 h street, and running back of tnat widih to the rear of said Jot, Including # large Brick S'aple. Terma: $1 000 cash, (vf which $100 must Le paid at the time of sale); ahd the residue in equal sums, in six, twelve and eighteen mouths, from the day of sale, with interest thereon until’ paid at 8 per cent. per annum. payable sem|-anoually, on notes to be secured by’ deed of trust on the ‘premises 816, oF all cash at the option of the purchaser. Te conveyancing to be at his or her east, A. HYD! THOMAS DOWLING, Auci, Trastese. i yiieomds the Sth of August, | FFICE OF HEATH OFFICER, Wisi: MANTELS, THE EVENING STAR. July 29, 1878, | wh away tn this aie advertising, Paper— whole feld, Sigh Persons having a te! sight, or those experien uirin the fo lowing rules: 1. Cease to use the eyes for the time being. and look away from the work when sight be comes in the least painful, blurred or indis linet. longer, Work may be resumed, to be discontin ued as before when the eyes feel again fa tizued. 2. See that the light is Vis properly upon your work. Tus experience of n& And successful business men ts that Ug Myst) $ so well the money invested as adver- (sing in @ paper which EVKRYBODY reals, That isthe true way to secure publicity, The best busl- hess Men Know the value of advertising th such a id such @ paper is THE EVENING STAR. rs It has the largest circulation in proportion to the population of the city in which it is printed of any Paper in the world. Jt practically covers the How to Relieve or Prevent Weak jeney to weakness of ing unusual fatigue of the eyes in reading, or similar occupation re. Close vision, should carefully observe After perfect rest for a moment or ficient, and that it Never sit Tuyon knowes: 4 Koch potty st Dothing is nia irom Thee bout, © Aji that Lfaw Is whol aes Svs my sou' at p t Thou art miae Tons TOW 's dawn lay find Me ber. or It matters Is every where 202 siuce Thy iove The Housekeeper. TO POLISH MARBLE. Thave found the following to be excellent, but it must be appl ughly as directed Marbie of any kind, alabaster, ally hard stone, or glass, may be repolished by rubbing it with a linen cloth dressed with oxide of tin, (sold under the name of “putty powder.) For this purpose a couple or more folds of linen shouid be fa: 4 Light over a piece of Wood, flat otherwise, according to the form of the st To tepolisha mantelpiece, it should be perte This is best’ done by making a of lime, soda and water, we' vag the marble, and applying the paste. Then let it remain for a day or so, keeping it moist du. vg it. 10 is best that the light shouid fall | Tine the interval. When this paste has been fe. he work from above and behind. Fail. | Fen ores the po qhing may begta. Chips in “pcx . it may fall from the side. Never use | {Te marble should be rubbed out first wit lng thas * twilight. Any artificial light for | €T9 ree oan i every stake of g che eyes a > good if it ts brilliant enough or, aed ond Pores bowser suatt be the evening \ ng gas light is inju tantly wet. Glass. such as jewe case sicady. AP fife ourher with a chimuey counter cases, which become Scratched, may The argand gas and may, th be polished in the same way. not thicker, is brite, “ty lamp, ’or any lamp HOUSENOLD RECETY ecommendad, A st "0:1 or kerosene, if i To Wrhiten Yellow Flannel.—Flannel that Wiha chimney, buraty nt light, may also | has become yellow with use may be winterey atl rds a sufficiently br} on artificial lint some time in-a solution of be avreeable to the eyes. Wh dor write only ammonia has been added. is af all painful, (tis Safer to @& are 1's pounds hard diting the day. nears. It | curd soap, ds soft water, and two ‘. Never read in the horse of st. accom: | thids of a trong ammonia. The Jecuires too great an exertion af tin ‘Tatel same od: ‘ained in a rt time modative power (o keep the eyes acey by placing the garments for a quarter of an focused and fixed on the letters. Vusiness. <_| hour ina weak Solution of bisulplrat are tn the habit of reading the evening pave. ou their way out of the city and the moraing pers on their way in, This dangerons pra lice is rather a frequent cause of weakness of sgh. There are those who can follow it with impunity year after year, but there are more Who can not. 4. Never read when lying down; it is too suing forthe accommodating power. Many yus case of weak sight has been traced to tre peinicious habit of reading tn bed after re- Uring for the night. . Do not rr much during convalescence frowiiluess. Before the muscular system gen- era jy has qujte recovered its healthy tone, we Ouxht not to€&xpect the muscles of accommo. dation to bear i THE CONTINUOUS USE to which they are subjected in reading or writ- ing. We can not be sure that the delicate muscles of the eye are in a condition to be used until the muscles of the leg and arm have re- g ined their strength and firmness. 6, The general health should be maintained by a good diet, sufficient sleep, and exercise, amusement and a proper restriction of the hours of hard work. One ought not to expect strong eyes in a body Weakened by bad habits or an thjudicious amount of labor. Bright gas-lights in crowded rooms, and the impurity of the air in such places are eg; pecially to be avoided. Medical advice should be sought in regard to any nervous debility, disorder ef the organs of digestion, or any functional disturb. auces of a general nature, whether they ap- pear to have a direct connection with the weakness of the sight or not. 7. Take plenty of sleep—sieep is a sovereign balin for those who suffer from weak sigit. Retire early and avoid the painful evening lights. Ten hours’ sleep fur delicate eyes is better than eight. Darwin Contradicted. APES NOT MAN'S PROGENITOKS. Prof. A. R. Grote thus writes in the Popular Scirnce Monthly: ‘The position of science with regard to man and the anthropoid apes is, that in no case can. these latter be considered our progenitors or descendants. The physical and mental char- acteristics are too diverse to admit of such conclusions. The apes have evidently come down another line of descent, although the time when both the apes aud man may have emerged from a common branch of the tree of animal life may not be so very. long past. But, whenever the line of man and that of the an: thropoid apes coincided, it is clear that now the tendency must be to diverge more and more. The resemblances between the apes and man, however, cannot be overlooked by the thinking mind. They are so great that if we assumed the theory of degeneracy to be true, and so were willing to throw the whole animal Hinggom, backward on its tail instead of forward on its feet, we might con- sider them to be degenerate and “wild” men. And it is mteresting to find that this ts wha they were formerly held to be. The early pictures of the orang and chimpanzee exem. pity, this notion by giving them perfectly uman features and cree Posiiton, brutalized obly by their hairy boas. hey were, in fact, assumed to be a yery abandoned k nd of man, and not a very elevated kind of moukey. It is thought by Some tribes of men to this day that the apes could talk if they would, but they are afraid that if they do they will be made slaves of and obliged to work. From the naked white skin, through the yellow and Ted to the black and then to the black with hair, does indeed seem a gradual transition ; and, if we concede the erect posture, the admission of the ape into the human family ean with it no little show of justice.— (Prof. A, R. Grote, in Popular’ Science Monthly for Augus Wat Was Once THOUGHT OF IN Lovtst- ANA.—To day your correspondent was sittiaz in the rotunda of the St. Charles talking with an cld citizen, who has been repeatedly hon- ored by the people of New Orleans with high and importaut positions; and the couversa- tion very naturally turned upon the farce per pete enacted in the other end of the jotel. . Correspondept.—What do you think of Weber's course? Old Citizen.— Well, looking to the results to be obtained, | think our party managers have worked him up very cleverly; but: when thay are through with him they ought to take him (with a few others of the same ilk) cut and hang him up to a lamp-post. Way, sir, do you suppose that if we had carrjed out ihe pro giamme that was prepared here some ten Yeais azo, we wou.d now be cursed by such a | d—d exhibi ion as that now gving on in the orrespondent.— What was proposed ten years ago Old Citizen.—It was proposed to take War- moth, Keilozg and a few others out on a tain night and hang them up to a tree on Canal Street Center Walk. Correspondent.—Wuat class of people pro- ed this outrage? Old Citizen.—I should not have regarded it as an outrage. It was proposed and discussed by as goo citizens as can be found in Louisi- aha. Its execution was postponed from time to time, and it was finally abandoned. Time accusioms us toa | things, and finally the pe ple got partly reconciled to the new order of things, and’ were willing to wait fora more propitious era.—[ Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial. A DUEL WITH ParER Wavs — How (he Honor of Tuo Indiana Gentleman wis Vin dicated.—Gen. Thos. Green and Mr. David MeClure, two well-known citizens of M udi- son, Ind fought a duel last Thursday even- ing on Big creek, a few miles distaut from Madison. They were members of a party who had ton an excursion, and the quar- relarose between McClure and Green while the other members were absent from the camp. During the progress of the war of words their companions returned, when it Was proposed to seitle their differences ac- cording to the code. It was determined that th hould fight with shot guns at 10 paces, and Jacob Greiuer and Robert H. Humphreys were chosen to act as seconds. The duelists took their place ch pus and determined, and at the proper signal both fired, bat with- outefect. Humphreys rei ed 'that they had fired too high, and would have to try again. The weapons were reloaded, and the principals took their places. At the word Mc. Clure’s gun was discharged, and the General, findiug himseif unhurt, fred into the air, teil- ing his autagonist he wou'd spare his life. It was decided that the honor of both had been vindicated, and the seconds refused to allow a third round to be fougit. After a reeon ‘ili- ation had been effected, aud the party had re- turned to Madison, it leaked out that the sec- onds had loaded the guns with nothiag more deadly than paper wads. A TRAGEDY OF THE MINES.—The wife of a miner named Patsick Lavin died at Pittston last Fiiday under circuinstances of a singuiar character. Thursday sae attended the fuaeral of Michael Heston, Se man who labored for her husband in mines and was killed while at work by a fall of the roof. While at the house of death, the Heston Lopes f upbraid- ed her in the most bitter terms, and the dead man’s mother, in a fierce manner, accused Mrs. Lavin’s husband of being her son's mur- derer, because 1t was through his action in taking down the rotten roof ia the fatal cham. Ter that young Heston was crushed to death. In addition to this the Hestons had commenced suit against Lavin, and the whole thing preyed so heavily on his wife’s mind that upon her re- turn home from the house of mourning she was taken sick and died Friday morning. Now Lavin accuses the Hestons of having taken his wife’s life. —— 4%-A young woman in Sacramento has be- come 4 ravibg mauiac through a single year's use of arsenic for the improvement of her complexion. 4@ Arthur Roper, a showman, who cloped Feu fhe mom and Watts § jail for three months, e an ind: school. = to which a litte added. hy rochioric a cid has been Sim e Remedy for Burns.—Coy 0 vl) ! vixed with w to the consistency ee ing, “Team, spread on linen: forms ana thivk. Ul application Tas ands | lent 2 burnt surface should be cou | The whore thus exelaich. it atlords ts i | tobe kept moiy cold water. To Make the C6™, Use tepid water conta ax lor Bathing the te orning and evening. “ge the action of the air. Ti; ‘antaneous, and it only r by oceasional sprink!; ezion White and Sort ‘ning a lict’e powde oa ce and hands every MAKING SAVING SOAP GREArE cy. *8ING IT In order to keep soap grease *% ana! gweet during summer. run off some lye *"4 Doll it down until it will eat a feather, if py’ {to it. Then put away inan iron or other verm.‘! @ throw your meat rinds and scraps the. "¢! When you make your soap boil down lye a3 fore, put it into an iron kettle, and this creas. with other, if you have it, and let 1t boil and? stir oecasionally. In order to test the propor- tions of grease and lye, take some oul into a dish, let it cool, and it it does not get hay soap Wants more boiling aud more lye; much lye it will settle to the bottom, when add more erease and boiling. Theexperienced can test the presence of too much lye by its keen bite, and its absence, vice versa, by a touch of the torgue. A half day is time enough ordina- lily Lo inake a kettle of soap, which when done should cut out like ginge ad. TO FYEP THE GPATES nBtGHT When a grate is purchased amd you ask how tokeep the polished parts as bright as they thenare, you will almost always get an evasive answer, lor what reason I could never under. stand. "I would suppose that the ven. grates would be pleased to know that the they dispose ot would always look clean and bright after they have left their possession 1 ave, however, discovered a mode for keep- ing the ‘polished ‘parts of grates perfectly bright, without using an undue quantity of elbow grease” either. It is simply to take a piece of fannel, moisten it with codl-oil, next dip in powdered emery, and rub! when lo and behold: brightness will suddenly appear, au the matrouly heart will be gladdened.—j mantown Telegraph. An Idyl of a Woman's Clothes. THE RUSE TWO LOVERS ADOPTED TO woOD- WINK A SHARP-EYED PARENT. The picturesque little town of Westfield, on the New Jersey Central Railread, about twen- ty miles from this city, was ail agog lately over a recent marriage, Which made a ripple in the juiet life of the town. Dr. E. V. Smith, age ‘orty, wooed and won Miss Annie Clark, a len of sixteen, the daughter of L. 'V. Clarke, a wealthy retired merchant who for- 'y did business in New York. The lovers wished to get married at onee, but the parents of Miss Clarke objected, and told them to con- sider the step for six of eight months longer. Finding entreaties vain, they determined to take the matter into their own hands, and in order to secure the personal property of the would-be biide without arousing her lather’s suspicions, the doctor hit upon the novel method of carrying them off under his coat. So his devotion waxed stron his visits increased in number, and every time he bade her adieu he stuffed his coat with dresse: d_all sorts of garments, and filled his pockets with bits of ribbon. en his hat was brought into service to carry off a pair of curiiig-tongs. Sometimes the girl threw gar- ments from the window. which were caught by the doctor in the moonlight below. After two weeks of persistent industry, the doctor had accumulated several large Saratoga trunks full of clothes, and then one bright day Miss Clarke, telling her mother she was’ going to the village, repaired to the railroad station, joined the doctor, and the two came to this city, where they were married at the residence of the doctor's sister. After the ceremony the couple went to Long Branch and opened ne- otiations with the parents in Westfield. At first Mr. Clarke refused to communicate with them, but after a Week of indifference on thelr art, he presented them with a farm, on which a fine resid o the bride he gave a ostly Silk dress as a peace oifering. Such tangible tokens of forgiveness caused the doc- | tor and his wife te return to the paternal homestiad —[V. ¥. Tritune. Hawkeye Shots. Young men are now selling their ulsters for Scents, who will sit down in the agony of spit next November, and wonder for hours ta time where they can get trusted for aa | overce: he cat in gloves “catches no mic Ine Wheu the cat is able we afford to buy her mie cooked. Bully for the cat in gloves. Thank he .' said a tormented pas- “there are no newsboys iu heaven. replied the news!» hut what eom- fort do you find in tha The man didn’t Say, and everybody else looked pleased —People make foo much fuss, alt | over these athletic exhibitions. I match, O'Leary didu't' walk a: | miles, asa weak woman out ¢ Franklin, no: not she. © gloves she can dressed and north hill did, | while she was trying to match a shade of riv | bon. _—_ f Naty 28h), 1874 Fannies. Cor'in, | NICHOLS. On of thegsth of July, | 1878, PUBAN A, Nix wile of Wat O18, €Fq., aged 66 yes menth and Friends of the family are invited funeral from her late residence, No. Stree? souhwest, on Tuesay cv . July 30, wt Tov’ckck, he remats will by nto Woodlawn Cemetery, New York, for it ut : SEBASTIAN. On the moruing of July 28%, 1878, Mrs, Maia Sena~ N, widow of the late Richard Sebastian, ol Paitlax county, Var, in the | sixty- second sea: Funeral services: at her late residenee, No, 1304 B st. §.w.. Tuesday, 20:h instant, at ® | o'clock p.m, is of the family tavited to be present. | The rem: taken to Alexandria, for intermebt, = LKINS On Jaly 28h. (87S Datsy, infant } daughter of H. ¥, aud Poronia Wilkins, aged two . : UNDERTAKERS, &. BR. SPEARF, UNDERTAKER, (Formerly with R. F. Harvey), 940 F street now One door east of Tenth street. Burial Ca kets of all graces and st utdies Embalmed avd prepared for transporta- Lady attendants at short notice. Everything strictly firsi-class aud on the most reasonable te. ms, 36-tr cD. 8) LEK, UNDERTAKE. 1233. Boccath siren mice ore, CG. (Residence at place of busiaess.) Bodies itm- balmed and prepared for transportation. ap8-2y" ‘OHN KR. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, 1337 10th st. mw. W. marl2-ly BURGDOBE, UNDERTAKER, 316 Penn’a avenue n. D SEANULaTED ICED soma. sy15-Lm Gor. 7th @ \D CLOTHING, &0,.—1. RiGE. desler ta genindshand CLOTHING. BOOGS BHOR, &c., 623 Tth street southwest, offers e c fiior the several He pays 1Be hignest prices —— 8 articles to, nove