Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1878, Page 3

EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. AUCTION SALES. Peers ee Hy, MESS C str0n HOMOND ® WI'L TEACH Latin. eters Fy wh and Span D. ugiaes, Dr. J. eeplt at MEE SSE TF ans Boys ant G Gin oruer of H. elect 8 Seitewene iB. The Norma. rai For particuisrs a seal TN MINAB will re-0] at Pe eee SEM aE Swipaeebay" Septamter ie ch sepi16-Im — z Hall wise BARILA ‘Will re ime ‘Biredays, Fe Fridays can be see and Saturday s, fret 10 to12 o'e ck 3.m. sepl4-1m LAtSES at PARK SEMINARY, —Thorough cour es in English Gr: ati. aud Languages, For terms anply to sepl4-Im* RIVATE(.Y O8 IN CLASS—Latin, Matho- Ret voine, As fe. ATL ameste simp simplt- ied. West Point, Annapolis or Co} late ‘i orate. YNN, A. M.. “Cali before 11 aum.; after 4 Dp m AW SCHOOL OF GEORGETOWN Uxl- ‘ERSIT 4 Aa Institute tor the Hauealon and ‘Training of Students in the Principles and Prac- tice of the Law. pAgndemic Year 1575-'79. Rev P. ¥F. HEALY. 8. J., Prosiden’ + We forratine Bu D.. Dean; RI snanD MERRICK, LL: Dy Constitutional Lew: H BERT K. Parner, L! Evidence, Pleading ard Equity Mearerix ¥ Mor RIS. mon Law, eee fr ‘Griminat Law: Horrwas Lo. Det a EAMsent, Esq. and W. 8. Dennis. Jndges of Moot Court. Coikge Hall, 915 F street northwest. Wash- ington. iH Lectatectine term will be delivered feu Day s2cyaber a. 1878, at6p.m. All res‘ed are invited to atten ‘The course cove s two years, unless students have already studkd one at some otter reguiarl school of law or under some ap} red Storey, Lertures and recitations are held seriy hear 10. the evening to moot ihe ‘convents Otperine: Kighty dollars per annum. in vdvance, a (eecatratie ta in monthiy anstalmens) Or $150 for ths years, Graduation Fee. $5 ne ocr ae uate, ng’ the period ot one 0 me Peat devoted ‘Practice and sdvsnced ranches, open to holders of diplomas from this other approved schools of taw, I~ been established. LOCUTION. nm open ng heen | ver annum, Circulars at Morrison's sehr wate classes And to In Feee Kes "HREINIB, A. M., 043 ‘street md HENRY DENNIS. Soorotary W., Washington, all. (West Wig. ) 1SS_HILTONS SEE cayEes CHOOL ¥OR YOUNG LADICS AND H CHILDKES se eUTEM ER 16: apes L COLLEGE. sey9- 1 Vermont avenue. Keke SGRION Menor EARS Will commence ocroue Ast, and continues five iE Months. This school offers a thorough course AND CONVERSAT: f08, Medical Instruction to al val sep7-Im* H street n.w. TRICAT CONSERYRTO = ‘Music Hall. 432 Mee oe ihe tat corn: (enh sone) come imences Sent, 9. “Tuition, $5 to $20. Twelve teach- ep ae Sy. BULTARD, Direct Fr. ewecric SEMINARY. wal Class, for yr such ar wish to learn and master a better method of tracking. will be formed SEPTEME#: 9 The other classes are nearly Blea. BOES ie, & Mrs, Z, BICHARDS, Mrs, sep7-am0 Miss M. A. WADSWORTH. APITOL SEMINARY, FOR GIRLS AND Sc will ofa SECTRMDER 14, at 690 Ne GUCK. All branches tanent, ches tanght, sep6-2W' ‘Charges moderate. ENEKAL EVENING FRENCH COURSE. ORAL AND PRACTICAL, GLASSES (con yersational stize, NO be spoken); also gram rite ro othitions ‘ona, two, three and four times a week, or oftener, at the rate Of $1.82, $3.83, $4.68and $5.77 per month. Pupils Fecetys a formed immediately. Course open September 19 and 20, Fur farther in~ formation spply at bis residence, 1234 I street t,t Prof. LUCIEN E. ©. COLLITRE, A.M. N. B.—Former pupils intending to resime will confer afavor by entering their names at once, even if they cannot begin thelr course imme- diately. p2-Lm Mé J. BEMINGTON FAIRLAMB has re- — his Tnition in Volee-Caliare, Plano, ‘Theory, Harmony and Composicion, at his ‘NO, 800 17th st. u.W. N. B.—Clasies now forming. sep4-Im BT SCHOOL, MES. 8. E. FULLER, PRIN: CipaL. 1818 | street, opens its nivth’ annual SEPTEMBER 16TH. Branches of Drawing and’ Paluitag. ciasses In Mechanical Drawing. Circujarsat us Diaces. sep8- 1m’ Ms NORMAL SCHOOL. TUITION FREE. The above schoo! for colored teachers is now open Feception of pupils. Applications recelwed school building. third foor, between the ROUIS of 9a.m. and 2D.m. Mrs. E. M. O*Connor, ¥. Dougiass, Cc. B. Winer, 'W. W. Jobnson, School Committee. KNEY INSTITUTE, the Missess BUR- Pges. Prine! pals. will be ESDAY For cerca ie, ott 5g Bevtember 13th. ‘at 818 Connecticut avenue, iG FEMALE COLLEGE, SE. BURG, Pa. be eautiful Colles = Mad Behook. “Opens ny Sept, ats Her, Year Sept. Po honk. Me bres sep2-) MES, ALFRED BUIAC'S "ind. ¥reneh Bosrding and Dey School for ‘oung No. Connecticut sve, Duties Beptember Fesumed on ‘Namen of Buplis iimited, sepa-3m* COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, Seh 1 ope Fhe Coenen ee < Ae ‘The Medical acon Catalogues giving fall S terms and co" rss of address Yo terms and es S, WELEING. Feed a sepd-tt (2ost&Rep. ) HARPOVER WILL aes are School for Young Ladies and Chit her 6, Clecalars af Doo stores and residence pal, 1336 1 st., opposite Franklin 3 sews” a, AMUEL W. TOWNSEND, Priva‘’s Tator, 1468 Coreoran st. Fuplile Mited for college of wate lessons In ancient inaueg: Ens a2 Terms moderate. aE us arse | Eo Pane heen AND CEASBIOA G HIGH HIGH orth Session Hoot r, Sunder- "a, €%% Bt. 5 as pe A facie = in the tamily oF ie Or Tea dutive will not bo reamed Uadl SEP . ‘at 201m th Erg a AA Le SEeTReEE. aren Sib ni 9, 1873, at the new School ‘Building. Soiibas ath st. ey NINTH YEAR OF BOYS" B CLASSICAL ee x Septet fae eae io Strodarest Baliatiyuee's” °" ™° gunat-um LY LE, HUNTS SCHOOL (arth Maieras ee eS AMOS HUNT, Rotary Publics augiT-im? MISSES HOYDEN AND VAN PATTON MONDAY. Sontember wine ih more come rooms, at No. ‘80g80-1m* AVERLEY rSEMIS TARY pore and Day Behooi _ 0. 1412 H ene treulers “a at the oe snd drag stores. Miss LIPBCOME, Fi Principal. 330 HANNAH MORE ACADEMY for Youn Ladies and Giris, ma Baltimore: 100 feet sbove tide. tages Tor health. Forty-fourth training an Kirnur d. bidi, M.b., uector, wsisenscess, = jes 4 pote ELECT eae FOR GIRLS AND Se BO Misses TIFFEY will opea their Sixth Annual Session SEPT. ae a at No. Corcoran st. Singing taught 3ug23-iun' M3 VEENON ceniNaEy BOARDING AND Dax scuioon For Youne La aos zk m, D.C. ira. J. ine School year = For catalogues appiy to tothe Briuspal, aug29 Im* GHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 8th at. nw. Fst 2 ‘term opens 1878. | ‘Tultion for 20 Bonn $5 and upwards’ for appli fox after ‘Bugust 80, from 10 to 6. ve appear ia Mi @SAVES" ECHOOL FUR BOYS under Years will reopen: 8 St,+ betwe oon @ and H vom sta entirely abuve aug27-1m* ¥ il MEHSON INSTITUT! i CLASBICAL yom MATHEMATICAL ee Ba 1 and pe an ew ‘Will reopen Rae Sept. 11, For circ id B. Prinet me stas's Youna, Prinetpab | 88 RICHARDS’ SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and Mito yillropen MONDAY, sept. 8 ise, SB wae aw” _aeewh-tm ‘OUNT VEBNON Bm ht oe — English and French School for Young Ladies and ttle Girls. Mrs. CHAS. W. ae 2 ae Faretas" oe ‘Gence of the Principal, 1530 I at. n.w. sage tn NCABRNATION CHURCH SCHOOL YOUNG LADIES AND eho eed Ocudsea et ise Saree Os Go, SB pa ay Fra aie a AU a4 2.W., ‘Pups prepared’ for Harvard etamtns = sugis.sm sae: MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER, ee 1:Qpens eptember i Snares Eegeuae Sere roper y qualified. 3 re cae witheut regard to ser oF color, Paton ree. For cirenlars address B.PURVIB, Secretary, No. 1118 18th st, Faculty, —W.W. Patton, D. D. President; @id- Inciples aud Practice of Su: vel. Lamb MDS Pro esenr of Desc apd Surgical Anatomy; Wm B.Seai M.. Vrofessor of General and Medical Chemistry? ‘Thos. B. H. Professor of the Principles and Practice of Malsines Jona & Bracket Mt Professor of Materia M-dica and The: apeutics; a Watts, M. . Lecturer on Pharmacology; A. P. Bogue, M.D., D. monstrator of Anatomy, sey -eolm OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY SPRING, Mp. ‘This Institution will be opened SkPTEMBER 16th, It will be conducted on the same principle Cp with the same assistants, as the Stanm Mich my sister, Caroline H, Miler, hae seonsiuded torelinguish. A fall course of instructions. with with terms lectures, wili be freney or For circulars, ther particulars, = BY Pay ty HALLOWED. a. M., argit-eomn Principal. Auwice aeuEe eS ¥, YOUNG LADIES, M. A. TYSON Contee"s Station and po. a a "8 ‘The duties of this Institution wilt Vv.) on MONDAY, la apse 16th. Weekly Boarders will be received in sues with per- manent ones, upon accomm: Circulars may be had on application to the Princl- pal. PPI pugIT-t.th, 6, tovtl USINESS COLLEGE, 107 Pennsylvania ave. ‘Capitol Hill. Hours from 7 o'clock until ‘Terms $2 and $3 per month. Beferences: Goa Aiport Pike. Gen. N. P. Banke, Mr. Driver, Boom 63, Land Office; John C, Hunter, x, Beer of 83! GEGEGE SCHOOL tor YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN, LP. McDonald Miss'GnT. alexsudiere ere Matiaoloé V. Prad’homme, ‘Teacher of French, | Term gins Monday, September 16th ‘angie-im> EENCERLAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. cornet ‘7th and L sts. n.w,, education for rea! rea’ on sons and ters. ‘he course competent manship, 8) Compvsition, gue, Business ar metic, ‘Single and | Double Business Practice. Polttical tal and Lect ares. Open for reroption oF students last agust aud thereafter, tieu- College, OF address Hy 0. SPI NCEE. Gea eee y. 7, SRE wOWaNs BEGINNERS INTERMEDIATE: ADVANCED. 1014 1ith st. n.w. ee classes for young Isdlee, and con dies adie 4 gentleman, See Eetvate ani men, lesoone if preferred. ee Ete ae raza) aad the eal Gonversation. 'y acquired Bret Soon idioms taugue Dy 1 ‘anew, 01 classes October, ts Ise Lenn See &ND FF Bonus “ua 18th st. o w. my mea ‘Normal Class for ladies, October sugi-sin =e ARCHER INSTITUT] Boarding and (Day Bchoot for Young Ladtes fas removed School duties resumed: lars address Mrs. BM. it. AuCHYEIE z, Waeanlngtor, D.C. Me FUTURE DAYS. UMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Y SALE OF VALUABLE IM- Sees Y: OV | PRO! ND EIREET EAST, B} TWEEN NORTH “A” ST CAPITOL STRERTS, NEAR B; rues ae Geta y the Supreme ocurt of the ore seen wu ang We. Leculdas Scott et al. ant tem! A. 1878, a Lot nun bered seven (7), and the south part of Lot NaS, ln Square No. 758. Beginning forenta gat then . 1in., to the polut of €; id beginuing for said part of lot No, 8 at the southwest ccruer of said ot, and running east 09 feet 1034 inches, north 22 feet 7% inches; thence West 24 feet 10's Inches; thence south 17 feet, west % feet, and he ce south 6 feet 7 laches, to the point of pe uing, with the improvements there- op, consistit of a three-story Brick Dwellicg- Rouse auda ir ine tenenve obs sae ab act to prior oe peers of $4000 and taxes, Ail conveyancing ac purchaser's cost, ‘Terie of ‘ale: “One-third of the purchase mi in casb, the ue in two (8) equal instal ments, atnix ad t=elvemontha, or alicas1_ at option of urchaser, If the terms be not complied within Ive (6) dais the Trustee reserve. the right to reset! at purchas rs risk andcost. $60 deposlt required e ty fs bie ee nan A, ELLIOT, Trast~e, sepl2-eotd 5th street n. Ww. JUNCANSON BEOB., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED EROr- ERCY ON KLEVENTH STREET EAS’ FRIWEEN SOuTH C ROLINA AVENUE STREET, BEING No, 111 en! By virtue Of (cod of trast, dated Noven- ber A. D 18°5, duly recorded in Liber No. £00, folio 349. one of the land reco! for wwe District of Columbia, and by request Of the pecured thereby, wa will geil, at pubile, auc~ on, In front ofthe premises, on WEDNESDAY, the ‘6th day of September, A. 1878. at 6 Orelork py ae. ail that eortath plode ‘or parcel oF ground lying in the sald city and District afore- Satd, and known as Lot marked or lettered **A,"? in She recorisd sabdivist on of orginal Lot num- a ten (10), in s¢ red nine bundred ALdsixty-elgit (908), together with the Lmprove- ments thereon, ‘Terms: Que-third ('s) of the purchase money tn cash; the balance rm, ,cwelve and eighteen ironing with interest. at the rato ot 7 por cont secured by deed of trust on the property sult. All conveyancing at. purchasers cost, A’ deposit of $1CO will be required at time of saie, If termsof sale are not complied With in five days from day of sale, the truste@r reserve the right to resell the Property at the risk and, cost of defaulting pur~ (OHN J. EY sepi-os as ISON, THOS. BH. HOPKINS, { Trustees, UCTION SALE UF HOUSEHOLD 8Ua- AW URE AND OTHER PERSONAL PROP HBTY, 1 shail sell. at panits auction, on the rem ises lately occupied by Jonn @. Waters deceased, Corner of North Ose tol atl Flerce streets, on FRIDAY, Sogtombor 20th, 1878, at 11 o'clock a.m,, the follow! ng doseribed ing'a part of the personal es- raters: Latrobe Stove; One Seeretary and Dax. ‘Wagon and Harneas; Alot sto Si Lumber, Beatotding oy - TRU ESDELL, seplé 6t siocater ‘of John G, Waters, Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SU- Preme Court of the District of Colum- Dia, passed in Equity Cause No.6, 433. where- reenlcaf Johnson & Co. are plaintiff: dN. B. Fugitt et al. are defendants, we will Offer for ‘salerat public Suction, in front of tho remises, on MONDAY, the 231' day of Septem ber, 1878, atS oelock p.m, Lot, numbered, thir- teen, &. R. Bhepherd’s subdivision of ‘The proyerty is situated on 17:h street. between K and L streets northwest, and the improvements consist of a flae Brick Heal containing the modcrn improvements, ‘Terms of ssle: One-fifth of purchase money ogsh; balance in one (1) two (@ ) three (3) and four @ Years, the purchaser to give hi fo leferred payments, bearing Eitorent at 7 percent. Farnum, payable semi-anuually. and securod by pe Fetention of the titie by the Trustess until paid, down at time of tale. HENKY WISE GARNETT, ; Colombia Law Bullaing. UGENE CAKUSI. Barbour'e Law Buildt CHAS. W. HANDY, Auct. ‘OHN SHERMAN, Real Estate Peed J me Bt. Cloud Building, TBUSTEES’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE ZHAME DWELLI-G, No, — SECOND STREET NOKT, +f. By virtue of 8 dood oF t. 1st, dated the 1oth A.D. recorded boa 10, square rasan co psi ) Will be sold su ject toa prior trust ety Bunired ($800) dol ara, which, on payment st, will be extende 1, Otyerns of save: ‘Fhree husdred ($300) doliars (in: terest and expenses) tn cash; balauce in one year from day of sale with fnterast at ent (8) percent. Der annum, to be secured ion he yenpery a0 sold. IETIAN BS Trustoos, GEORGE BAUER. % Colle; instructors first-e les “qelaa-ly’ J. BHORTLIDGE, A M., Prin, wi area” I). E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, RAILROADS. J Wiens BAL tinoRE AND OHIO BAILBOAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. National Houte and Short Line to the asthe ua eerthwents v West TO TAKER zrrsct SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1878, Ks, ow York, ‘Entadeiphin, oe a Etprsoy Parlor and Philadelphia. Annapolis Jun ction, 18:38 a, mst. iui . Eee, ova aod Paley Pittsburg Express." H. alley Branch except Sunday. h Car toBtaun- ton. Pullman Uar to Cincintatl aaiiy. Grat- ton to Sandusky, daily. exe nop oe S 5 -—On Sunday only, Baitimore, is a Wi 10:00 a. m.—Baltimore ©xpress. Stops at Bla- densbirg, Be:tsviiie, Laurel Annapolis Junc- tion, Jessup'sand Hanover. 12:1¢ R, m.—Baltimore, Anvapolis, Elltoott City ti 200. St—Now York. Philadelphia and Boston ‘Express, On Sundays to Baltimore only, stop- ing at all Stations. 3 ops at Laure! B. m.—Baltimore. B adenabarg. “and Laurel “Express. Prodocek via Relay” peat Annap- {oll Junction, £35 p.m —Polnt of Rocks. Frederick, Hagors- ‘Winchester aid Way Stations. On Sun- ae ayeto Point of Kocks ani Way stations only, 4:40 p. m.—Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sia- one, 15:30 p. m.—Philadeiph’s Norfolk and Baltimore Express, Norfolk cxe:pt Sunday, Norfolk Pas- in the Uare ditect to Boat at Can- st Bladensbe 5, ee Laarel. +6: or ie m.—Bailtimore anv ‘ay Stations. 17:15 —Chicago and "icon Express, lileebing lars to Chicago. {8:10 p. m.—Baitimore Express. 49:25 p. m.—St. Louis, 1 .cinnatt, Loutsviile and Fitisburg Express. “Pittsburg, éxcept Sunday. Pullman cars. 20 p. m.—New York. Ptiade and Barts: ing “ar to New York, an Bpvcial Seopig Oar "Hatisdcipn ia. (Dally, Dubor trains daily eoopt 8 hy trata stopat Belay $ ‘Stavioa. je10 = is 78 PENNSYLVANIA TO THE NORTH, WEST. ‘AND SOUTHWEST, tigniacent eae pple Splendid Double Rails, Par! Pittaburg to Cine! 7:40 p.m, dally, with Palace Oar Baltimore and For « anandai, id Fovomae Bai Alexandria and W. = TAREE RRA BE TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- ROVED PROPERTY ON MABYCAND EEN 6TH AND Tra the under- will sel Hat pablic auction, in front Promises, on, ptember 23d, So75 Nat 6 ovclock p.m, ail of lots Ne, Sandg, in square 863, with Improvements thereon; also, lot fo. 8. and Jot 9, im square 864, with im: roveluents thereon: rms Of sai sale: ‘Oue-fourth of urchase money in residue in three P hs day of sale, the deferred paymoats 10 be property sold, to the satisfaction of the Trustees oral gael, sr tae option at tie pur- if rah of sale are not complied with in reserves et AWN VASES AT T AUCTION. He ADQUARTEES “EXEOUTIV® covMIt. He rape tesa YELLOW FEVER RE- 914 Pennsylvania arenus, On THURSDAY MORNING, September 19h, 1878, at 10 o'clock, there will be offered for ssie, at public auction, in front of Relief Committee Kooms, No 9:4 Pennsylvania avenue n w., tw fine "era Cots Lawn Vases, contributed by the Prtcmat Terra Cotta Co., for the benefit of the fund. Ww nouEOs, sevl6 8t + Rep. &Post) Secretal PROPOSALS. POSALS FOR PAPER PULP PKO- LUCED BY THE WESTRUCTION BY MACE RATION, OF GUVEBNMENT SECU- aie SURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND LE INEING, WASHINGTON, August d_ Proj 18 will be roeaived ‘at nis office WAY, the 18th of Septemver next, at 1 o'clock m., for the purchase of the accu: lation of Rais Pu'p Camoanting’ to to about Cae Hundred (306) tons "wet ul), Broduoed by maceration of Unit ne otes and secur itice Fevenue stampa. val can be seen on the premises arjoiniug the roe pa oa house on the me Lot, ** south of the T ment it ie isremercagt given quan- tity ‘will be eued from this office upon the amount deposived. with: tne ‘reasurer of the Uaited the whole is removed. The whole amount of pulp is‘o be removed within two months trom the time of the award; but upon Fiakonable grounds shown, a smau extenslon of the be perm{tiad. A oailsraciaey boad ulred, to be exe- fe Adhdeoto) for cuted and filed within ten day the faithful performance of the contrac yen to reject any or all of The bids is re- roposals should, be indorsed ‘*Proposals Pulp aaa be scerenee to KDW. McPHERSON, i ‘g29, 9078, 7,10,14,17 Chief of Bureau. PBOPosats FOR 1B MAIL-LOCKS, Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. C.. august 15, tant or ttn 187, tur different kinds Thocks «Xclusive ure of the Uni ing. bones th y aa the ina- Rey would tend to im ry act lock Keys for the purposes of ts « 8. G mal! by th Dipreecribes nO moc ee cr sampies 0 for bidders, but for = the mw cal ingenatty and. skill which ‘a tar air competition ah wentors, hereby inv itted by AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. ¥. STEIG: B & Heal Estate 2 Auctioneer, 511 7th st, pereee. a ae wh. TRARUAELE IM- (OVER TE RY EAST SIDa OF SEVENTH: isrHEe S| ROA. Ut eA HOWARD SCH ary AS OF BRICK LE, SLAUGH - asEs, 1 8, No, 844. lant for, id Lt te We will sell at public auc- af oFolock poms ts following described réal est tn'the soun- Ok enna onofiand iis Serioe vig: All that ‘parcel of land arings the east side of SS seca tet ‘and ras of Naror Sal eeazing tome John an Of that PA Of Me Pere eae ne noe one ball bere toes. and May, oie, speaitatr <a me ‘an ‘and reco tively in Liber K, % +) NO, Folio 385, and Liber sii, Folto 69, of sala iad records, Soutata: ing one acre of oon ‘more or less, with the provement cash, (of which $150 mst bepaid a ‘ame of es 3) and the balance in Qne and two years, in equal payments, to be secured from bday oF or e, and payabi Ronveran weyanicing Sha recor Ae at purchnoetia tort If torms of, sale are Ot comp wich in six days e Trus Tight to resell Bt risk and con cont of etal purchases. “° ON ASHFORD, augsiataes Wa ¥ HULTZ Wen, | Trustees. Ag ON ACC UNTOF THE RAIN, tho above eae? PORT: ONED until TUEBOAY, | septe abe 17, 1878, au Bens ay A place. MaltLy ANF ser 12-d Wr F HOLTZWAN, } Trustoos, TO-MORROW. 1 Of ITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. y virtue of two writs of flera facias, issued out of the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court cf the Dis. trict of Columbia. and to me directed, LX will soll. at Dublic gale, for cash. tn front of the premises, de- geribed below, on WEDNESDAY, the qe 18th day of Septem at 11 oFciock ata. all the right, title, claim ana interest of the defendant the Tollowing-<descrived property, to wit: all the Unprovements on lot 11, In square $32, consis of, {wo one-story Brick BUILDINGS, belng Nos, 418 and 420 11th st. n.w., aud three one-story and three two-story Brick sUiLDINGS on lot 6 also part Jot, square 323, being Nos. 417. oe 42 ahd 427 12th ‘st. n.w,, Washin Bec. selzed and levtea upon as the proper! James E, Turton, to estiaty execution No. 19. EDK DOUGLASS, . 3. Marshal 1D. Cc. JOHN SHERMAN, mudtionsse pega de H. WAENER, Auctioneer, Pub IC BALE OF DESIRABLE ROP ERTY, No 209 ELM STREET, LE DRO:' I will offer for fale ou (WEDNESDAE., Saptemb.r 18, 1 hal’-past6 o'clock p m., desirable sory Fr.me House, of 7, rooms, With stable: House has molern Improves ments. Lot6, block 10, Conta:ning 7,862 square , and made known on cay of sale, sepi0-eokda UNCANSON BRUS.. Auctioneers. OBLIC. SALE OF A _YALUABDE PIR = PRO ER" PR ROVED BY A Stony Fe AME DWELLING, PRON CIN ON FIFTH SPKEET, BETW SEN Q AND ¥ SIRRETS BOERNE: -BEING No. On MONDAY. 1873, at 6 o'clock Poul; wesbali sein front ot che Dremises, Fart Of lot ®, in Square 477, Daing 2 feel treat and 100 ter desp. ‘Terwws: One-third balance in six _twolve and eighteen months; noves bearing tatere t at 8 per ceal. per auuum secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. All couveyancing at cast of nar- Chaser.” $60 down on day of fale. sent7-5 |OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, PUBLIC SALE OF FINE FIRST-OLANS Bes. AQ AT SOUTHW. ‘ORNER O. KCOND AND MARRER sTRSeTS os GEO BG ETO By virtue of adeed ot trast to the under- aed of date March 15th, AD. 1875, re- firq ded in Liber No. 781, folio 79, ot of, records of the District of Columbia, aud a oe with an order of the Supre n> C of the District uf voiumia passed {a Chancery © Bavage et al. vs. Cox etal., No. 6 263 stall sol St pa fe agetin, on WeONYsDat. September 26th, AD. 1878, 8 4 o'clock p front of the prewites, all of’ Lots one buvdred aad fifteen (215) and one hundred and sixteen (216), 1a Beat, Kins: widition to Georgetown, the whole fronting 140 rost on 21 straot and 15) fest on Market street 1. Gevre.towa, D C., according (0 plat of said “siition, and improved Dy a ane Hetifanon Stables ‘Terms of sae: Oueviird of the purchase m yney in cash; ba'ance in thre- equal instaim sats at one, two and thrre years, wih interest at 7 per caat, art Der annum from the day of sale, and secure’ to the aat's action of the rustse; or ‘all cash a’ the op- Hien of the equired of rehaser. A deposit of $25) will bs ie purchsser at the time and pave of piled with fats rt) will De tuoy dat ihe: ink asd cost of che serault ig DIE chaser on five days) mice In the Hvening Star. Wades Sf peastoss, se Ita UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, -SUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE PROVED REAL ESTATE, on SIXTH ST. ABT, letween HaST CAPITOL aud A Sterns SOUTH, sing No 20. Ty yirme of a a dat Jal’ Bist, 1877, aud duly reccnded Ii Liber No, 865, Felt 38, one of the laud re. ores of th Disirict of Colambia and at the reqiost of the pare Hes secured tt ereby svemilis Hat public auett yn. in sront of the premises.os THURSDAY. 5h day of reptem bor AnD i878, at dy tint the. follow one crib real esta e, vie: Pact of Lai 1). in Sjuare No, eight hundred and sixty-nine (869), beginning for thesame at» psint Op east 6’h street ninety-fu -r fest seven in hes (94 ae 7p.) north of the southwestern corner of s¥ub quar and running thence east minety-six (5) foots theuce north tweuty (20) fest; ‘thence west Rinety six (96) feet, aud 1 oueo south to the place of beginnings Improved by a two-s0r, brick dwelling, stall ates, ‘Ter of gale: Que-third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance in six, twe!veand sighteen months, with interest at 8 per cent. pec anuum, secured on the preperty sold. If the terms of sa°6 are not complied with in six days from day of sal, the Trustees reserve the right to resel! at che pur Claser's cost. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. A ceposit of $100 required at time of sate, i tea sept WM A GORDON, } Trustees, OWNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers. THUSTEE BALE. of DESIRABLEIMPROVED Bt PE: ET. N., near TWENTY- Fi KS" By virtue of a deed of trast to m May Ist, 1876,and recorded In Libor 816 faite & 334 et seq., one of the land records of ths Di: trict of Columbia. and at the request of the party jecured thereby. Iwill sell at public auction, |i front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY t September, 1878, at D ovelock p. mn-+ the folloerlage Gescrived Feal estate, situate in the clty of Wash jugton, D. C-. viz: The west half of origiual Lot ER, in squi th of Lot No; one hundred aul four, improved by two tomfortable frame house, and Situated on the south side of E st. n,, near the corner of 2st w, ‘Terms of ‘sale: The Amount of the debt, sorared hereby, with Interest and costs of sale, 1n cash; bal- ance in'six and twelve months trom date, with in- terest from date, secured on the property sold. If the terms of sale are not complied with 1p lx days, the Ty usiee reserves the right to resell, at cost of purchaser in default, Convey pancing ay seo 8€)9-e0&ds ARE & BYRNE, Real Estate Agents, M (0. 605 7th street n. Ww. SALE oF vat UABLE TL. LOT ON 8OUTH SIDE ‘BEX pee ae ares 22p SIwEnts NOnT WEST. THS ‘Tt END M. Witedlat ig ae ton, in nae of the premises, on Day. the Isth da Bigertember, A-D. 1878. at 6 orclock p.m tsi Lot number 20, in square number 74. baving a front on, ag ‘street 0 of 33 feet Dy Cpe side alley, &c,; improved oy two o1 Frame "Perms easy,and will be announced on day of sale. sep 16 3t J. T, COLDWELL, Auct. Ne DARNEILLE, Bi Real Estate Auctioneer. etd Tiers G TEORG IE. By virue cf a deed of trust, dated February 10th, A 11875, aud re. corded 1 In Liber, No: 776. follc 186. one of the land ington city, D.C y and by direction of the holiots: the notes secured thereby, we wil! seil st public guctlon, in front of the, promises, on MIND Xx, Berens ber 234, A. D. 1878, a. eee AGS 8 ave, ettuate fa une city of Geo get-wit, District of Oslumbla’ to wir: al: that pact of Lot numbered ninety-three .93) in Beatty and Hawkins? additio:, described as to - lows: Beginning at the nor-hwest corner of Higi and Ast streets and runolug uence north nortl est on H gh street twenty-two ($3) feet, two and Oue-bait 3) inches the ce westerly at a rg at gle to, steer soventeen (17) feet, toa & one-balt ) Inches; th-noo northerly six (6) feet, iwo Gs) inch-s; tLence weste:ly at aright a 18 10 ough Sireet twenty. 8.x (26) feet and s ches: thence west thirly nine (39) fect, aud six (8) inches ts to west aid oF a four (4) foot alley, laid out for the vse of the being cunveyed and two is adjoining theret on the orth, and a2 p ata point distant abont thirteen (20) inches north from Ist atraet; t, and thence east by and with the north line of sald street about ainety one (81) feet and one (1) inch to the placa of beginnin| sage ot a8 prescribed by deed of trust: together with accrued iarest aud ex. Penetofstioin cath, and the balance in Six (6) and rwelve (12) montt s, secured by notes and deed of trast on the property sold; $100 deposit will bo re- quired on accep of sale are not con plied with: in sever dare, Gio eros Feserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cst of the dotaniting hase) ERT f a pai }rrussees, AUSTEN sepl2, 14 17,19 21,28. INCANSON BROS., Aaci TEUSTEE'S SALE oF iy IMPROVED PROPF: a ¥OUR STEEST, GEORGE: By virtueot a¢ eed of trust, (ated 16: day of February, A.D. 1875, and aul Tecorded in 4 4, folio $10, one of the. land records for the Ce Columb! jusst ‘Ol tuo secured thereby, I wi! ellacpuilieaus auction, Front of the pr misés, on T Sop" vember, A.D. 1876. at '5 30 o'clock p. Ae all that sprtaln piece OF parcel of ground lying au being in the city of George D. O.. known and de- seribed a* bein Spare tot Ib in Batty & Hawkius’ smerded addition to said Georgetown: Beginnin for the same at the southwest corner of sald lot au. yupning thence east with the iice of 4:h street thirty-three and one-half (33') feet more or le#s to the weet wall @f a small brick tenement built on ft the same and. 01 thence by and with the west line of sald lot to the Place of beginning; together with alt the Improve- ments, rig! te, Terms of eale: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve montbs notes bearing interest at the Fate of 10 per cont. per annum unt pala aad ee cured by a deed of tru:t on the progerty sold, Ail conveyancing at the cost of purchasar. If terms of sale are not complied with within five days fr>m ay of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell ied oper riy at the risk aud cost of the defauttin, or five days’ publle notice. A depos “i brsi0o aired at ime o le. eep12-co, H. HARRISON, Trustee. \OMAS aware @ Auctioneer, cee Ey BALE OF Beaty jeer] ONS NORT} 9TH AND : 'RAME HOUS: hae By virtue of rs of trust, one eyes Novem pera a ia and the other dated y end only record. respec. ively, ta Liber: 768 and 877, folius ios 383. a of ecords for the Distriet of Counbi atthe writen rea juest of the secured tharebye mises, on SATURDAY, Feptember if 1878, ‘a5 o'clock p. m., the foilowl. Teal estate, viz: Lot numbered “a of Hopkin’s recorded sub-division of square number- ed one hi ten (110); and at the same time Of trust we Will also sell lots Ones ae yen o re. 8 ) a thirty-two (83), of the same recorded sub-division yancing purcha.er's cost, he above lots will be sold Babje-t to such taxes, elnat Lame ‘Bi BSE. ‘Trustees, THOMAS an Re Here sep7. 10 18 14 17,19843 HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer SALE OF VALUABLE PROP=R- Tose: 343 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK TH 4h day March, A.D. 1871, in Liber No. 639, 430, cne of the iand records for 9, 839, fol couu- ty, in the District of Columbia. and at the request orth he party secured thereby, we wi!lseli, at public suction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the 87:h day of £ epraraber, A.D 1878, at 4 o°clock p. m., the follow pg described reai estate, vlz:—all that iece or parcel of {eer 0 situated fu tha city of Ashington, Weise ictof Colum ia, Knowa as the sou herp art Oo 6, in Reservation 10, baviug ‘a fiont of 3 feet on oe ‘ivaula, payee: and ran- ning back with the same width to the d:-pth of 70 feet aud 2 inch aud is improved by at four (4) story Brick Dwelling House and Store, ‘Tcrms: One-fourth of the purchass money to be paid in cash; and the residue in three equal instal- ments at twelve (12), elghteen (18) and tweaty- four (24) months, respective y, with incerest ox the whole, pa) payanie half-yearly, to be secured by notes and ade of trust on the premises, A deposit of will be required wheu the property 1s Kagcke1 down, The terms of sale must bs complied with wi ons week after sale, otherwise ths property may ‘sold, after one week s notice, at the risk and owt oft of the gran tC pat chaser, PD aN RIL Lie, }Trustoos, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. ‘sep17-eo& 1s OMAB DOWLING, . Auctioneer, CHANCERY BALE oF TupROVED BEAL TE SITUATED ON THE Wt Hue OF MARKET SPAUK, IN. GEORGES TO" OF COLUMBIA. Bz virtue of = decros of the 8 apreme veal ah e District of Columbia, holding & ferme passed tn wilng v3, Bou-, cher a: others, No, 8.924, in equity, the undvi- signed, as ‘Trustee, will offer at_publlc sale, ta {ront of the premises, on FR'DaY, the 2710 day of Beplemter, 1878, at the nour of 456 o'clock p. tue fo.loming decribed realestate sit aated fa rgetown, D.C., designated a3 part of Lot 41, viz: Beginning on the west side of Ma-- Ket Space elghty-twofect ten Inches from Brllz raon' thence northerly wih the wes Hine of Market Space thircy-s ven test foar facies hence wes.erly parallel #ith Bridge s:roat thirty nine feet; thenca southerly varaliel wita M rk space 1oy fot} -nence westly parallel with Bridgs street thirty -elght feet four iachos; th-nce s)au- erly paral.el wih MasKet spe fifty-one feat two inches: thenes caster'y parnie wita Bridge etrest shies olgut foxe four in hes; thaucs north iy lel with Market Space tw nty-zight feet Ricuce thirty-nine feet ty the Dy meat b-ginaing, with a two-3 ee Brick Swroand Dwelling stan ing on the sane Bcause oO. Do’ -be purchas2 m> ey On thers if acto of the sale by the Qourt. and Payimeut of the who @ purchase money, ded #11 os made to she pur chasor at bis cost and expe .s P. ‘A “KSON. Trustee, No. 5185 Bat Tee get own THOS. DOWLING, Aue ee TT oe HOMAS DOWLING, J Auctioneer, RUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROP. EBAY ON THE EASTSIDE OF MARK GE piPACE, GEORGELOW c. By order Ot the Supreme ¢ outed of the Dis- trlet of Columbis, Ineq tity cause No. 8,880, Barbour & Smitb, the uude sigad wii sel, at public auetiun, 4p trout o: ihe pram Y AFTERNUON, September 27th, 1873, ata orcloakp. mi. 21 that pa tof lot forty-thres 45); in Old Georgctown, as more particularly set forth in Liber 776. at folio 15) bne of the’ land records for said District, t yother with the im- provements, &¢ , covsisting of a thros-story brick houre, suitable for dweillug and store purposes. Terms of sate: Oue-thiri aud tue balance in twelve and eighteen montus with interest at 6 per ceptum per annum, secured by a deel of trast on the property. A deposit of 35 required of the Durchaser whose bid te accepted. OUDBUBY W RELER Be Trustes, seplT-a eet, |. STELLWAGEN, Auctioneer, 513 7th st, TRUSTEES) SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY BEING }REMISES No. 1011 EIGHTH STRR A TWO STOR BRICK G COTTAGE, Mairi Lawae Vane BY vite o of 3 deed of ‘trust, dated Februa- t, 4.D 18 6, and recorded tn Libsr fry Tia, folio 225, one of the land records for the: District ot Columbia, and decree of the Suprene Conrt of the District of Columbia in Equity cause No. 6.296. Lord et al, vs, Shanahan oral. we will Shr BUPybte auction: in front of the pretmises, on hid WAY, Replomber $7tn, 1878. at o'c!ack p. ins the souther ern part of Lot numbered tive (5), In Bgiiare rumbered four hundred and twenty-six (416°: Beginning for the bounds of the sama at the Southwest corner of said lot and rianiug taence orth with the east line of 8th s‘reat west sixteen feet four and one-half Inches; thence east one bun- dred feet; thence south sixteen feat four and one- half inches. thence west one hundred feet to tha placeof beginning, together with the improvements thereon, Laas eat Cwo-st: Ponnn lage. e-third, balance In twelve and twenty-four months, with laterest at elght por cent per annum, payable semi-annually; or all cosh, OF any Summ 6xcoeding one-third cast, at the option of te purchaser. The deferred payments 1 'Y & deed of trust upon the p opert; Seid: "$250" BLAU Do pald wheat the wreiostee knodheue, | Conresancing at purchaser"s cost, sopl?-co ALFRED H. LEB.” $Teastess, T. OOLDWELL, & wal Estate Auctioneer, Th USTEFS SALE OF | 4S DETHASLS COUN- ten ESSIDENCE ON TH: EV4aNTH ae BO. RLY Srvosite Lb ar LE Csi t ey, » AND JUsT BRYOND BRIGHT WOU! D. hee virtue of a deed uf trust, ater Se * r 6th, A.D. 1676, duly recorded in Liber Bo, 830, folio No, 316, one of the cords for the District of Columbia, and at the Fequest of the secured ube ancticn. In iront of the D'€ce or varcel o1 land iying greet Fong, being ted act allot Mahe Giet's ‘ion, *? q ‘and seventy-four-han. dredths (8 74-160) acres ibs mets aad eo gale), together wit will be given at a time of improve peoresaotn a ‘erms: One-fourth in cash, herwise the Trastees reserve the prop:rty at the Tisk and cost of ode, faulting purchaser ater five da NE pment S, PRENTIGB, } Trustees, Hilled by a Serpent. TERRIBLE ENCOUNTER WITH A DEADLY BLOW- ING VIPER IN A DARK ROoM. A terrible Scopes f befel Doctor Pauthamus and his lovely and accomplished daugiier Eleanor, Tuesday evening, in Williamsourg, Pa. It Seems that a couple of weeks ago two camps captured a pair of enormous repiiles, which the docior pronounced to be of that deadly species known as “blowing viper.” joctor, having a@ desire to contribute capone that would commend itself from this district, purchased the reptiles, intending to forward them to the Zoological Gardeas 10 Philadelphia. rey} a transportation the SS Placed in a large glass jar, tue being carefully secured by a covering of = re gauze. The jar was then placed ou au elevated bracket in a remote corner of t doctor's office. Last evening the doctor and iis daughter were returning from a visit to the ccuutry, aud the docior having occasion to make up a prescription they both enterea his oflice, the doctor lighting a lamp. Aut Dow c mes the terrible Lipeiinitiinges A large owl swept ip through th —- above the door, and flew with the speed of an arrow apainst the lamp. knocking it over and seat tering the oi! ard broken glass in every dire >- tion. The bird s‘emed trautic, flying ani dashing in every dive tion, while a geueral crash of bottles an SSeS was heard oo every side. Meanwhile the doctor had it another match, but just in time to pposise his daughter, who’ sprang with a wild to his arms; in the darkness he gathered | ‘is dar- ling w his arms, and in a momeut realized the situation. The owl had dislodged the jar from the bracket, and the vipers ye eat large. Speedily he groped his way, ing loudly for help, which, the hour belng late. was ‘slow to put in an appearance. They seemed slow, but cely five minutes elapsed until full a dozen ladies and brave men were onthe spot. No living hand can indite the horrors of the next few minutes. Miss Eleanor, who had been insensible since she sea to her father’s arms, was now being cared for by the ladies, when one simultaneous shriek almost froze the blood and paralyzed eid berve—yet not ali! It was Thomas Lutz’s hand that seized the glittering reptile by the neck and choked its fearful fangs apart. It bad bitten the lady midway be- tween the arkle and the knee, She was now carried immediately to her hi me, where every known antidote for po son was administered by her frantic father, but all to no avail. She died at half-past 6 o'clock this morning. After exer the poor unfortunate young lady home, one of the men, knowing there had been two shakes, returned to the office and soon dis- atebed the other. Au exaimination showed its two large fangs missing. This led to the conjecture that possibly the ‘Doctor had been bitten. A hasty return and close examina'ion resulted in finding the fangs in the Had leather of the Doctor's boot hi alarmed for his daughter, est oe of being struc he corpse of the young la wa has swollen to enormous di- ——. while her complexion is in harmony ith the ‘spots and genera! coloring of the snake The larger of the snakes measured four and a half feet, the smaller four feet. They are pronounced by our old po ple the largest of the species. It was the shorter one of the two that bit the young lady.—[ Aitoona (Pa.) Tritrune, Sept Camp Life Among the Memphis Refugees. The neighborhood of Memphis, for miles around, is dotted with the camps of refugees who had no money to go further, and are fed by charity. United States army tents were ede as far as possible, but hundreds are jiving in rude ans and many have no shelter except open sheds. Camp Jo Williams, four and a half miles south of the city, is the larg- est of these settlements. Its inhabitants car- ried the scourge that they sought to flee from, and the physicians are trying in vain to Stamp it out. All cases are seni to an impro- poe —— Dr. Nall, the physician in attacked, and he had so ex- hansted himselt with work. that the disease went hard with him; but he tived through it, and is IS at his post. A Camp Jo Wil” liams resident, writing to a commercial firm in Louisville, says: ‘Women ae child — surrounded by little cor aes tered tents, see one by one od from their sight on to the hospital, thence to ih rave. Soon the babe is born, yellow as fol ; the mother lingers a few days, and thea ‘she, the last of the household, is put under ground. e@ save no women who are at- tacked.” In this camp, it seems, the fever is invariably fatal in its eitect on women, kiliiag them speedily and surely. Here is an illustra tion by the Same writer: A woman and her two daughters, aged 14 and 16, arrived from — his and applied to him for quarters. He in the girls unmistakable =.gas of the fe- ver—3 pe flush of the face, glassy eyes, anda silght puffiness of the skin; but they said that they felt unusually well. He gave them a tent next hisown. On the following morn- ie agg Bay delirious, and before night were is the leiter's postseript: “ Just — T toted a fellow to a tent.near the hospi- tal. Ihave bad Le! oho himallday. He has been dodgii He swears nothing is the matter wich im His pulse is 13, and temperature 106. He is literally burning up. He will be dead by noon to-morrow.” Late news from this camp was of a removal, to get away from the infection if possible. A GIRL AccuSsING HER OWN FATHER OF MURDEK.—The trial of Jesse. ines. the Wealthy farmer of Ballston Spa, N. Y , who is charged with murdering his ae navlacenee at her through an open window, =e wich she was sitting—is now progres: and is causing a great sensation. On Friday Jeunie Billings, a daughter of the deceased, 19 years old, was put on the witness stand as a witness against the father. She testified that he had abused her mother shamefully, who was con- nua afraid he would take her life; that he had wiipped her mother and twice a! ‘tempted to kill her, and that she (the daughter) accused him on the vight of the murder of committing it. She was greatly confused by the cross-ex amination, during which she wept copiously, and finally swooned away in the arms of the district attorney. She was conveyed into an adjoining apariment and seized with hyste- ria, during which blood flowed from her head, probably from over exciiement. A physician was summoned, and the young lady was placed in a carriage, to which she was carried seem- ingly insensible, by her relatives and conveyed to the hotel. CoLoRED LYNCHERS IN LOUISIANA.—A diM- eulty occurred Saturday night in the store of Chancelet Chaix, at St. Charles Court House, » Detween Charlie Baptiste (colored) and Mr. Valeour St. Martin, ex-deputy sheritf, and son of N. O. St. Martin, district attorney pro tem., which resulted in Baptiste being stabbed and instantly killed by St. Martin. The latter was arrested and lodged in jail. During the night a mob of colored people, variously estimated at from one to two hun- dred, broke open the jail, took the prisoner therefrom an iiteratty’ riddled him with bul- leis beyond all recognition. [t is supposed fat he received the contents of no less than ity guns. TRAGEDY IN PHILADELPHIA. — Pond night a distu.bance took place in Philadel hia, in which a young man named John Gardiner jo8t his lost his life. One Walter McDonald was engaged in conversation with a young woman, and some remark of bis being overheard, gave rise to a dispute between him and Gardiner. It ended, how- ever, for the time in words. Sul bsequently the arties came to blows, and finally McDonai ed a revolver, shooting Gardner in ihe reast. The unfortunate young man fell and expired in a few moments. McDonald was arrested and locked up. a4z-The barbers of enschaeenigiad 8.C., serve free lunches to their customers. 4a-Cremation has Deen 1 made optional by ili ac hiared what is said ‘o bea sure ex- terminator of tor ot the Colorado beetle. 47-Allthe doors in Boston school houses are to be altered so as to swing both ways. a@-Ex-Gov. Smyth. of New Hampshire, who bas been travelling in Egypt, the, Holy Land, Turkey and Greece, has gone ni the aici a Al eae. land, has done his harvesting this year aid of the electric ibe soa te ane nat a. nt New Beni big? ure, el & strot effort made to pass a Ia" to charge No caers only two cents per mile. Whaeitts. has otered to orece (a that cy, handsome public drinking fountain, to cost Aw-At Boston, Saturday, in & drunken rene Siate ‘on. the the ead Tafieting injuries jie. He became enraged to furnish him with elas br (For Tax Star, A PRAYER FOR THE SOUTH, RY 5.g). STILLEY. Ob God: tn specetffess griet and woe We lift our hearts to Thee, And pray Thee set the can 8 South ¥rom waves on, they Fall. et, and sirteken low, ris are sore dismay Alibuman beip has failed: Oh Got We come to The for aid. The deepest thoughis and Brayers, oar tongwes the power £0 speak, Sause with sympathy and love, Onur son's are faint 3 Yo frem ten thousand pallid tips ts oes up to-n'g Send dewn’ss sagel | onl, nd stay The South from further blight. Thou Wilt not weary Uf we “aus.” oO} hou has: the power Btretch forth Tay hatt and free the Bout, n this, b r darkest hour. Withdraw the curse that shrouds the South Tn darkness Wecia p Ty Leave shin devoted Washington, D.C., sa are “2. 1678. (ihe above is sanity by a note which it was “wrong (rom the beart of & southera woman. While others depiore the calamity of the jeeds doubly. /f ts my home, wy busiand, ard every dream Bi@ hove of Lappice.s that bas ceowaea my Dri traveller in “settles up very rapidly.” replied the native, nervously wateh- ing the mw ements of a constatle dodging: along the other side of the field, 4 supa darn sight faster than ‘the people ‘Aud before the traveller could him toexplain, he was making a mile a minute ¢ trackless prairie with the constable a bad second.—{ Burlington Mawk A Crp in San Francisco was sent to a drug store to get some “opening powders.” The druggist gave I! optum powders, which the father, supposing they were what he had sent for, administered to his sick infant, eaus- ing its death. Suit was brought against the druggist for $10,000 damages, and the Jury haw just given a verdict that { id ha uxgist supplied only what the ct ferent individuals in a certain fa the daughter's young man, who was p. spoke up before he thought, and sald youth at ry light eith hough she And then he looked suddenly conscious and blushed, and Jenny became absorbed tn study chrom nm the wall. &e-Eil Perkins gives an account of tho con. versation between a male anda female idiot. Eli does not mention the name of the woman he was talking to. Se-Prof. Samuel L. theological semi, dent of Vassar col Raymond. 4%-The fall meeting of the National Rifle association begins at Creed more, N. J. next Tuesday. Gen. Winfield S. liancock will pre. e-nt the prizes in the international military tnateh. 4e-Johu W. Gregg is held to dail in $5,000 for having, as hier of the money order de- partment in the Chu post office, diverted funds to his own use. The amount missing ig $15,000, 4e-The managers of a London place of amusement announce that they “reserve the right of expelling or excluding any ove they think proper.” Only people of approved im- Propriety admitted. ee DIED. DEE. On the 16 h of September. 1878, at 6.290 A.m,, Of heart disease, PATHICK DEE, a native of County Limbrick, Ire'and, im the 8074 year of his age. ‘dhe fune-al wil! take p dence. No. 19 F street the 18 b iust., a1 9 ai St. Aloysur Chu: We family are respec Requiese at inp Caldwell, of Newton has been elected presis #, fo Succeed the late Dre ‘¢ from his late resi« thee t, on Wedoe: day, tm. Kequtem mass Relatives anu frieads of ‘ally 1uViced to attend, e ————— UNDERTAKERS, &c. SPEAKK, ° UNDERTAKER, (Pormeriy with RB. £, Harvey), 940 F street n.10. One door east of Tenth street. Barial Caskets of all and styles, Bodies Kubalmed tor ‘transports Lady attendanta at short notios. ve Strletiy firetciame and on the most reamuable tere, habe SPINDLEL, cNnpaaney c. Has Becews at piace of pasiness. eagon, Be Salmod and prepared for transportation: aps-is> WRBIGHT, UNDERTAKER, 1337 10th st. m.0. S frceealiioad marle-ly A BURGDO-UF, of UNDERTAKER, ‘2-17 516 Penn’a avenues un. STEAMERS, &. Fx POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.— Fhe rteames MATTANO. Capi. EyLts will make three trips cpio. wor MOwIN| FERR ard one t¢ MAITOX CRKEK, stopping at tnter= uodlate landings gelng and retin nin farther in’ ation: The G. L. Bi tg ‘8 Coal and Wood Office, 1114 and 328 Pennsylvania avenue, aud'at whart, foot of Gh and N strests. ap20-tr TUCKER JONES, Agent. UMMERB ARRAN LNGEMENT. ono nae Bisemer LADY oF THELAKE Cane C. J. Bor VILLE, raves Gihsetrect Wiart, gnill farther notice, evesy ‘Monday, eoday and Friday, at 6 o'clock with steamers tor Boston. Prividedion and other Northern points turning, leaves Nor= folk erew ae Tuesday, T and y o'clock p m, FOR LAC RAO fo mer , Captain B. Woop. i ape of Sar M ae of 71h auc Line 0 fears Bi La m., three Utes Ber Ks Surrioman, N ona jm if intermediate innate aos ca De Daysor ealllage > td rennet am) 4 or further information, apply at the ofice, over Metropolitan Bank, norte = © ‘om the Comp any"s Wharf. foot of 6h strect, fe ca:led for on application at Knox’ Kr. AOON, Pres” sa J. ACUINELLY , Agent, itd Tre BLEAMERS FOR, ae YORK. The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and E. C, KNIGHT alternaicly leave Pier 41 East River, New York, every Saturday, at 4 o'clock p. m.; Georgetown every, Monday, and alexandria same Freight taken at lowest rates. For information epply at (fice over Metropolitan Bak, 15°h stneat, Gee DEMEAM, Agent, Water street, pin psa ay2i-tr SAMUEL BACON, Prestaent, — Nts GERMAN LLOYD-sreaxsucr ety t Ber WEEN NEW YORK, HAVRE, LON= LON, SUUTHAMPON AND BREMEN, ee ereterhinas © ’e9.01 2 oa LEDE'S naa vie puta Siar B eee se "Line, tor Boston. he te New "Babe tan From pumalat From Washington— Monday, at From Georgetown Monday, Frei ved dally. eto Boston and. Providen