Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1876, Page 3

DRY aia Goons. STEAMERS, &c. "PO TNE PLLC YOUR LAST CHINE GOODS MUST BRE ‘KAT PRICES SOLD?" os Call and sory large. and mI deck rast he ‘ ents, and Latics’ Under “present dull aWYNN. vor from 7th street CROWDED ALWays. SEL ? DRY GOODS VERY CHEAP CARTER'S, 707 Market Space. M9 yards of the very best Calico that is made in mere fine, double w te yable width. very fin 1 Dreae Navy fi it neton. 6h cente. Yard wide Bivached Best yard-wide Bed Ticking. 3 cxn'a Bet Twili Flan cents, Ladies 1 Under — 20 OFF! SELLING OFF! AT PANIC PRICES! In order to relnce our very heavy of Falland Winter Goods now # ‘and will comms this day to rat REDUCED PR and name a few spe: cisities in DRES Fine Black and € Fin tock of Cloths and Cassimeres, for wear, at down prices. Dow't fail to call and examine our stock COLLEY'S, yi-cotr No. 801. cor. sth and Market Space. 939 PENNSYLVAN . MYRTLE GREEN, SAVY BLUE, SEAL BROW ALL-WOOL kK Bet ‘Spreads, Table Shirtings and Linings “ OF all kinds yriors. ent s Underwear and Collars and Cuffs ywer than ever. le-width All W romeo +4 Bs i 1 Black Cashmere 65c. and up. ached Cotton Ie. ws £3 Button Kid Gloves in all estore 1.38, WATSSS Peunsylvaniaave. Remember the number. BRODHEAD & €0., 939 Penn’a ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. 4 A om and Wi Stations, Cheat intermediate stations. Main }-Iphiy and Boston Expross. Baltimore Sunday at vais. Pittsburg and xeapt Sunday. Frederick, Valley Road. Parlor and Itimors Express w jons. Eiticott City and neetion ‘for Ellicott City and orfolk Express, rin soa 4 mes Sunday, all Way and Batt only. 3:30—tilinmere and Way Stations, Frederick via 3:30 Putht of Rocks and Way Stations, 4:30—Baltimore wid Annapolis Express. Way Sta- via Metroy “s on Saturday for Ha: r y and_India- Saturday.) Hagens. jeeping cars to Cincin. town aud Winchester. nati and L, 00—Ku Way Siations. sitadeiphia Night Express. York” Bladensburg and Louis Express Onlengo. Cinetanati, Lou- ixville and Pits 3 Pred 00, 9:20, 9:25, ly except Saturday. junday. Bleeping car- ts aurel 6:45 No connection « Hagerst He Branch, of f iia als 00 ‘k and Philadelphia at 8:04 tit the nage 5 Get a a Relners *. a street ‘s baggase to the cr ae anders vill be cakes Ber checked and received at any point in of Transportation. ral Ticket Agent’ jeneral Agent. dee4-tr 1876 ste Route. 1876 To the North, West, and Southwest. Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment. TRAINS L corner For Pittsbu: Parlor Car rr oe eo ‘4. m. daily, with Sleeping Cars from p illiamspe and Watkins, at 9:55 a.m. c: Yor New York amt the 2:05 ». m. and 9:20 p, m. daily, with Palace Car. press of Pullman Parlor Cars. except Sunday For New York id the East, 1:30 p.m. daily, ex- ‘cept Sunda: ‘arlgr Cars to New York and Sitepi to Boston. For Pikadeipinia. 130 eo m. = . pzermt Sunday, and 9:20 p. m. daily. —— Express, 9:20 = ‘daily, except Sun- Accommodation for Bal re, 7:35 a.m.and 4:20 P.m. daily, except Sunda; For Pope's Crech Line 7:35 a.m. and 4:20 p.m. tid: Limited Ree: ae 20 4. m. daily IN AVENUE Q33Q) | poral, napelly 2-356 m, and 4:20 p.m. daily, al EXSNDKIA & FREDERICKSBURG RATL- WAY ASE ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON wer, Alesanerin re, = 7,8.9,10. 11am. 1, 4:20.5.6:10.7:00 p.m. Ou Sunday at 9 om daily: aad mand 10 p. oy tally. ave ‘Alesandria f + Wael uy om, © 10,11 a.m... 1.3 and 7 p.m! O1 ay at S nd 6: 10 p,m. Tickets. in! je“ ‘ar ae- ‘cat be procuied at the Offices: North: Thirteenth street and Penneyivanio ‘ner of Sixth street and Penn- at the Depot, where orders can gente, ee to destination ences, commodati: east corner na nl Passenger Agent. FRAN THOM Gen Manager. _jan3-ly J. H. TUCKER Snvites m tothe rare bargains be can offer in reas BRODHEAD's, 1205 F street, between 12th and 13th sts. ub LINEN CRASH 6c. pe 1 Wc Clark's best 20 yards Spool Cotton Se. a spiel. Aud a complete line of Dry Goods equally cheap at _Rov tr 1205 F street STOCK GOING OFF WITH | A RUSH. 80 pieces Black and Colored Cashmeres, and Meri- nos at reduced rate ca 13s, Cashmere at Cashmere at 5 pieces #6 inch $1.20 Cashmere at $1.00 ‘The abore 15 pieces are extra fine qualities mae piers from 70 te 86 cents; fully 2 per ceut. below jet rates inch Black Silk Velvet at 94.09. ¢ ik Velvet at 92.0 Lack Ack SILKS! nels. all Kinds Cassimeres for Men and Boys. Beaver Cloths for Ladies’ Cloaks, in fact s full Steck which must be soll off by January Ist. BI Don | (ari to sen our prices M. BROWN, novds-tr No. 314 Sth eet, near Pa_ave. CEN IAL EXHIBITS FOR SALE. Adare to day received from Philadelphia three tote of VELVETS to sell 30 and $4 yard: Veivets were Teast ele reaty for i ‘Centennial Exhibition, and finished wit clad carey T guarantec to be the finest guods of that Clase imported cl ints purchased these goods far below their value, exbibitor v determined to sell at any price rather return them —— jotavite you tocall end examine before parchas ing elsewhere, ae we offer extraordinary bargains. CONNOLLY'S, . 605 Ninth street, nov3s-tr Opposite Patent Office. SHAWLS! = SHAWLS!! Juat received an auction lot of Shawls, knotted really worth §5. Allother Shaws conform, ‘ansimeres, from Se. to $6 per yard. — Cashmeres at great eco red Damasne. cts from $10 10 $12 per pair Black Site ss iessthan old prices. Carpets and Vileloths to be closed out without re- ©BF Oar prices are the lowest GEO. 3. JOHNSON & CO. novil-eotr Til Market 8; (LOSING OUT CARPETS. wo + cent. off for cash. cents a yard off for cash. ta 6a to Bac rT. Ss, Seppares, MITCHELL & MARTIN, (Successors to Jous T. Mrtcwett,) 931 Pennsylvania Avenue. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS. || together with » ‘We have within a few days added to assortmen SILKS. VELVETS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, &c. Goods, ‘The latest styles > io ailke, iar et URNING GOODS << ~— Kr Cotetatps © no Crape Veils wabies CLOAKS, DOLMANS, CIRCULARS end Children + Cloaks, all new —_ late styles. Ger stock of Howsek: fill end complete at alt Price Only. nowlé tr MITCHELL & MARTIN. DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY pert FURNISHING EMPORIUM. ytay st - 'S. unfinished, at Gigc. Sou REN SH oe Tia if dowel oe these SHIRES, aw ART Xion, er Vin Er reabtngion. and Domestic Goods ts and at the lowest mar- aily E ei ce ikl Seniors ave.. “Aly Pen if Se aie BERG. Now 919 street Borthweat. tices by wail attended to. UNIVERSAL RB. R. TICKET OFFICE. RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points bonght, exchanged or sold ata any ether office or depot in this ve tansae, | Bigot tents Repeat etek apl ly 927 Penn. indy sti LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER. OUR REDUCED PRICES: VIBGINIA PINE BOARDS, per hundred...¢1.50 Our best Lumber: no split boards; all 16 feet length, WILLET & "LIBBE SOUTHER PINE % SIDING. All 16 feet lengti ‘inch stock, cS 6th street and Now York Avenue. WHITE PINE OULLS, per hundred... best Lumber; wide boards; no split boerds: », Hie and 16 feet lengths, WILLET & "LIBBEY 8, WHITE PINE SIDING. per hundred...........$2.00 Good a a 6th street and New York Avenue. NOBTH CAROLINA FLOORING (heart! 4-4 and 5-4; two yoere’ ‘seasoned, i WILLET @ LIBBEY’ LUMBER MERCHANTS, nov 2i-tr Corner 6th street and New York ave. LUMBER! LUMBER! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, fc nto gait owt oall oll Kine of Lem- Wie et: stele sper Picicean. cea - vee he — hundred)... aan == 18 as low. ut GEORGE H. JOHNSON, Corner 15th and B streets sugis-ly SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. It will be to the interest of purchasers of material or building purposes to Ine my stock. I haves 7 FLORIDA FLOORING, 44 and 5-4 kiln dried. Also VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING, large assortment of MOULDINGS, DOORS, a0 peweat ston ot 4c., &e., which I will sell at prices to suit purchasers. augs-tr THE TRADES. RE*OVED- JAMES F. BRIEN, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, marZ-tr 404 Oru Starcr N. W. wuinege 8. JOHN C. HOGAN, 713 Market Space, x ef Salug Ber otoren, eae able eae tents tases {ahiew Proof Awning MSterial eepls-tr thee | (CARPETS. THE e 100th, ih SH es eifcenea sea cote, te spa Matta ere oe W. W. BURDETTE & CO., ‘> 333 ‘Ith Street, meat ill ee Niet mine “APPAR aan FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MON- ROE AND THE SOUTH. WINTER SCHEDULE. ‘The swift and elegant Steamer Fadl OF THE LAKE leave as above from i mt 6th ati will leave Norfolk every TUES. same hour. mand trip. ie-roome anil Meals extra. freight or passage shaiy ston Tntand and street wharf, nt “Bet MUDA ISLAN Ds,” A FAVORITE WINTER RESORT, Resched in abont seventy hours from New York ty hour after leavin, ‘ork tie Galt Seton is cronsed; an impase able barrier to frost, putting the in the balmy atmosphere of a southern cli The commodions first-class Steamehipe CANINA” and UDA” will run BW y AMILTON, Bermuda, weekiysin APRIL, MAY and JUNE and fortnightly he balance nt the year, connecting with Cu nard steamers at Bermuda for St. Thomas and all Pant in the West Tndies Coll on Agents for Illustrated Pamphlets, informa * AND GULF PORTS STEAMSHIPS COMBANY OOK, SON & JENKINS, Agents. oct ma&thim Washington, D.C. Notic E TO PASSENGERS FOR THE SOUTH nee, Clrde, built, Tron R. F. and P. R. RK. route to Richmond and all Ponnte South via Quantico, Tho steam Captain Ho 1. Wi PO rn, will leave 7th str (except Sunda: hheeting with th and al ad for Richmond The steamer will arrive at Sunda; DD, A. 7th street wharf. novis-Im ¥ po : E.T DD. MYERS, iat Tene AY aa for landi ‘otomac River. as fardown as i will arrive in Washington on IDAY EVENINGS. about sun W. H.RILLMON, Agent, 6th «treet wharf, "HE STEAMER HARBINGER will Joave 6th street wharf on WED. perard and SATURDAYS, at 7 eto FFOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer JNO. W. THOM leaves Companys wharf, foot diate landings Cone River, stopping n apply at the M tropolitan Bank, Teastry, or at the wha ANDRIA, JWASHING- Rs Erows: b puss ADELPHIA every SATUR- returning, leave ry MONDAY at, 7 ived daily. © signees wishing their goods ‘Will please ha P.CLY 12 South Wharves jy2tr Philadelphia. CUNARD 59 Water street, Georgetown, D. 6. LINE. the chances of col. . the steamers of this line take a specific course i seasons of the yeur. tward passage from Queenstown to New i a of @ at 43 Int, or rossing the north of 42, THE BRITISH AND NORTH AN oh eal ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP: ete ae 3 ae AND IVER. PO CAL AT CORK ig y Jan. 10 ‘Jan. 17 idian o Steamers marked * do not carry steerage passen- gers Rate oF Passace.—Cabin, $80, $100 and $133, gold, according to ace dation. "Ticket te Paris, $15 gold, additional. Return tickets on favorable terms. Stecrage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at w rates. Through ven for ERI (0. 515 7th street, CuAs @: FRaw KLYN, Agent. N! Ww DEPART URE RE. PHILADELPHIA, ND TPROVIDENCE STEAMSHIP teamers of the apove line will leave Phiiadel- "8 STON ws every SATURDAY, at 12m, for ‘ahington: return ave: Johnson's wharf every MONDAY. at 12m, for Philadelphia. No wharfage om outward Sreights. Through bills of lading issued to and from the above Froights received and do- joey daily from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Orders for de- ce of freights are recelved at 1202 F street and ‘Sb street northwest. i CLYDE & CO. Ww. No. 128 Wher _ Phtadelph = : JOHNSON & CO. Agents for Washingt INSURANCE. al Protection Fire Insurance Co. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, (Chartered vy act of Congress,) , OPP. U. 8. TREASURY. Mout 12th et. resident. we DALLANTINE Vice President. JAMES E. Secrelary and ‘Treasurer. licies of insurance on containing the act be furnished on incorporation a bya lang forninhed on ep Secretary. tion. AMES E. ‘octI2-Smn BANKERS. ces: faithfully execu sale of Goch: 2tos son S100, 200, #500, rere FROTHINGHAM & and Brokers, No. 12 Wall street, tomers irable ‘or small amounts in stocks of @ legitimate character, which frequently pay from five te twenty times the amount ingested every thirty daya. Btocks boug! carried as long as desired on de- posit ffive pe percent. Circulars and weekly reports sent free. apl2-eoly CARRIAGES We aré Selling, at Greatly Reduced Prices, LANDAUS, LANDAULETS, CLARENCES, COACHES,. COUPES AND COUPELETS. Our Patent Counter-balanced Front FIVE- LIGHT LANDAUS AND FALLING. LIGHT BERLIN COACHES, are the lead- oo oem the day, and for beauty of de- sign, simplicity and thoroughness nicely counter-balanced by a Spring, (which ar- Senctan is patented,*) and can with ease be lowered and raised with the finger. We guarantee our work to be FIRST CLASS, and to please in every particular. No infringement of our rights, under the above Patent, will be allowed. H. KILLAM & CO., 29 CHESTNUT STREET, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. gi eat E. WAGGAMAN. Estate Auctionser, 519 Tth atrect TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY, AND Rie r. 4 ‘0 /AND. P STREETS irtue of a deed of trust t 1th, 1ST4, 8 fe Teeonted ay as folio 5, mia aed eee Columb io ste im frout of the 9a auction: in frome of t Tat twenty-three. (33 ° Holitn and Fort subdivision of ‘ twelve (312), in ‘erma of inst of sale. within five days roel at {ive rink and cost ‘The property will brances. detanitin te pol ‘ie ot a yan nov28-29,decl ae B, 1 WARNER, Auctioneer, Street, opposite Masonic Temple. TRUSTER § SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP. TN SANUNGTON COUNTY, NE. TENNALLY By ities of © deed of trest to me, des March 30th. A.D. 1875, and recorded in ibe Be 7 fullo 48, one of the tand records of the rict of Columbia, and of the party ferehy eeereest Pel ay at tie” ‘auction, in front of the premises, on AY, the Sth day. of December, ay. 136. at 3 o'clock Pm. all that picco or parcel of land, sitante and. 1yi ington county,in the District of Columbia, begin. for the samo at est corner of iot num < road, and running thence ps ly wi to the northwest cor ner of lot numbered 12; thence easterly with the north line of said lot 12'to northwest corner of lot numbered 9; thence easterly with the north line of lot No.9to Thomas Wilson's land; thence southerly with enid Wilson's west line 100 feet; theuce caster ite fort toaditch of running water; thence south with saidaiten fo Renton Addin sland; thence westerly with said Addison's one acre lot nto ‘theca east line ing, containing nine acres, re lots of dand are of W. mof a tract of land called of record in the surveyor’s office ington, in the District of Co- One-third cash, and the balance in three 12, 15 months, bearing inter eA deposit ime of sale. If the terms of sale are ied with within ten days the Trustce rv. jo resell the premises at the risk tnd cost of the defaulting Dias FAY, Trustes, HNC. Teh street northwest. By virtue of a fated June the 24, 1575, and recorde N 77, folio 183, D. ty secured ies, by are st, Bab. at all that part of ‘humbered_ sine i ‘ud thirty (230), te fol Beginning at a ir (44) feet south of Aven om Ninth street, thence easterly thirty feet t» the ntheast corner of said square, ated thence ‘north forty-five feet one ine the improvements thereon rms of sale are: One-third cash; the balance in “sat six and twelve months, with interest “at the 6 of eight per cent. per annum until deferred payments to be secured by a deed of trust on the property sold.” A deposit of §100 will be. required all conveyancing, & from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the rischt to rewll the property at the cost of the — pur- chaser, after hve days notice Pa TA Ip F.LARNE. noy20-3aw&ds CHARL = T DAVIS: RUSTERS ae UNIMPRE Ove DP ERTY AT CORNER lita AND TRERTS NORTHEAST AND AT CORNER oF MARY AVENUE AND 11H piRTRERT E on der and i virtue of a deed of trast int aq | he 13th day of May 1875, and recorded of the land records of » the undersigned "Trustees in front of the premises, on December, 176. at 4 o'clock pm, ), four (4), and five (3). in nare nine hundred find eighty six (986), in the ity of Washington, eth oy at 4so'elock p.m, by virtue of the same deed 0! + the Pash et Trustees: will sell at public a1 in front of the premises, lot six (6), fn square one thousand atid fly (1000) in said city The above property is at present onder cultivation asa truck gaiden, and offers a good opportunity to serdencrs. jeterne of sale: One third cash: balance in 6, 12, and jonths, t by secured by dee deponit will be. reat cepted. If terme of eae are nc seven days from day of sale Trustees ek and APPLI serve right to ifentting purchaser. Tusteca, 29,5 street nw AGG resell at a BF POSTPL until Decensves ‘ By order of Tr FE okds “BOOKS AND AMS EW AND | TOF PARTIES F andl place L trustee deel ¢ Trust Cozazens, $1.20: ae ch Tends B No. Sof ae Othe: by 0; The bh! Fountain, and other Kavanaghs, beautifully Ilus- cloth, $3.0; “The | sore of 76, by c.c. Coftin, Tilustrated) ato sloth Forsale by Booksellers He aes Stationers, decl-tr 1015 Pennsylvania Avenue. Hox=. AT TREYLOCK, by Mrs. Prentiss, author of Stepping Heavenw i by N T. Barnum, §1 iry Storie The staree, b; ‘Shiss Warner. Phitp Nolan’ ‘8 Friends, by Edward E. Hale. AG ity en English ‘Thought in the 18th Centary, yong Should the ‘gad of Mortal be Proud’ by Wm. Knox. justrates ane Ste) at St Peter, by J. ree Maeduff, D. D. Sonya. BALLANTYNE'S, nov25-tr 425 7th street. EDUCATIONAL. APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, AT CONCORD- AVE ville, Pa; Boye, 843 girls, 84.00. Bed Ty GOR SHORTLIDOR, A. M., Prin MAD’MOISELLE V. PRUD'HOMME’s FRENCH CL/SSES. TERMS VERY MODERATE. Clasece for young, Ladies and Children connected ih tome of chebeat English Schools in the clty- and with M wee Rindeescon No. PP eR Li Hi and 18th. Cercle Dramatique Francais and Evening Claases for Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and. Gi grades, Primary Intermediate and Senior:1023 12th, Private Morning Classes rsh Ladies MONDAYS and THURSDAYS at 1014 121) see Malle Prudhomme For Business Arran at ber residence, 1014 1ath any week day at ie pam, Ce uté pam. . B.—Once a month there is a Soiree given to lie Prod — ithe rendi gracting of a Erenc Comedie, there ‘po eae having! " these evenings. Ss LECT SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN FOR BOYS AND GELS, N sii? Principals; (oucceassrs’ to it wis Be Gear Bice C'S. Lsland, Avslstaut Teacher Masrsee) MSS; = : & MESUEYS French aad nll st No: 706 sth street artawest, ou MONDAT, Oe, ber 9th, cet dan KS ERGABTER 53p SCHOOL FoR GIRLS ND BOYS, Misses PO! K and iNokRR, Teachers, From FOO Tie sivect nortaness 197 13th street mets avonus, and Md Sonamicpiat Wagers Ts, Ft ceenaere to Else Same eran mente ne ce eka ae pee: Ceatearey AaSTs oeeeere ts AUCTION SALES. ‘THIS AFTERNOON. ‘[HOMAS DOWLING, Anctionser. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABL: OPE pe ATED ON SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYL. SASIAAVENUE, BETWEEN 123 AND Jt pistaier Ge COLUMBIA SEL NGTON, irtue of_adeed of trast dated Ist day of tember. Is, and duly roconted In ‘Liber TO-MORROW. pprookas & LEWIs Marble par Many other Works of ‘Art, suitable to adort » forming the lors halls, libraries, tt to this city ion and catalogues ready Giovannoni & Co. Importers BROOKER & LEWis. Anets streeis northwest, PIANO, JN BRO Corner 9th an ONE Ros} WOOD © ASE. mit Mon N December, ke witht f raaal ill sell for cash, the "ANSON BROS., Auet I UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, Corner 9h a D streets uorthwest. GREEN REP PARL CEPTIC 2 CHATR, gue MB: + December 5th, commencing at ie cue ee will well, for cash. in front of our sales rooms, a Lo Af ‘ stat above. eet a] DUNCANSON Bi U ]NITED STATE MARSHALS SALE J} AL ESTATE tof fieri faciag issued ont of the reme Court of the District of rected. 1 will sell at public the court ho = door of anid sale, for eats. ‘ District on TUESDAY, at 13 9 lock Sie and interest In end to lot subdivision of original lo 21. together 8’and part of lot 9, in square No. toget! all and sing vol the improvements thereon, in the city of Washi . D. C., seized and a7 apes as the property o ‘Caro: oe ae P int w hond be ee raiady execution jo” M717, tu favor tingly, use of AUER S Shakes ovis. ite a ction of Geld and 3 Pistols and Clothing. All oa which have awned over four — ciated ai. _ __ EMAN 4 mpuox S DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANG — SALE OF ane IN ane COL By virtue of a decree of the Supreme ( f District of Co at 4 o'clock p. remises. all that Bf Washington, District described a lying west of Georgetown. D. »wing thetes and bounds, according to the survey and map filed in said cause. to wit: Beginning at the end of 2.4.10 perches measured on a degrees east froma stone No.4, planted near alarge cedar tree; ranning thence on raid ‘line reversed north 69 des ‘est, 2.4-10 perches to a ae, No. 4; thence aa follows. vi: North 3) north Wie degrees east 174 South isle degrees, cast 26 perches, sout ae east 8 perches, sout South 49 a hi th + 4 oS arches, north 77 degrees, Ps ogres End appurtenances: The meogerty tos is cm cning by a large dwelling and stone wil ream of water rune through the place. It faa tual place for a brewery or other fuanufacturin oe or fur a butcher's estab: lishment. Wot he Froperty can be seep at auc- tion rooms of Termin of sale: One-third purchase money cash, and the bi in six. twelve, eighteen a) twenty-four months from day ce hege Inieret at scree Bee cont. Saal ee Balance robaee, money to be secured by the purehacer ser purchasers, indorsed to ae satisfction of or allthe purchase money can be paid cash on, vont day of sale or ratification thereof athe prope court. The ‘a lien ren until ail tie ‘purchate mone ccd Ri All cont one of the the mothe grog yurc! on an 830 depost wil be re- it Cred when progeny SULLER, Traste, 490 jana avenue. near 6th at i it — ET, Aucti tioneer. Rts nid SALE OF VALUABLE PROVED OPERTY ON NEW JEKSEY AVENUE. TWEEN Diand £ STS. NORTHWEST. BETWEEN FIRST and SECON Sontnwrer. the 4th day of Now 1574. recorded in Liber 2 "Ne. ier, ibiie ins: and the I7t gay of May, A; D155, july 9, 722. folto 411. 0 oft the land records of of the the Distt of of a 1506, at 4 : ciomiis f2 seal estate itt uated in the city of Washington, wit: Lot Tumbered 15. in Hoffmann secorded Criginal lot numbered 2, in square wumb: Proved yu a two 7 iumediately thereafter, the pfollowing de eecenaere Ea inirict, to wit: Parteot Lote nnmbered Sand 27, insquare wuinbered gee: Beginning for the name at a point on F st norih, distant fifteen (15) feet west from the northeast corner of said lt numbered 29. and running thence east six- th ene hundred (100) feet; thence west ‘sixteen (16) feet.and thenes horth ons uo feet to the place of beginning, improved uses. of sal One Ce per weet and the balance pay- auie ey nix, twelve. eighteen months, te 3 <8 Beeecurtd uy deed of Srust on the property eokde” Mf pe rect - mperty es = Ke ony af sale Tw bot Complica rit % ight a. rn after the salesthe Trustees ress at the rick and cost of the ‘Seine purchawrr deposit of $100 will be required at 1 Conveyancing at pure! cost. nova-rokds THOMAS HYDE, }teadee. CHARGER Sai OF Ie att EAL ES co 75 DEPHEES AUCTION wee B WILLA’ No. 1001, nor Sctioneer, orner bith and D ate VALUABLE TRA: r NTH STRERT KOAD AT Ate OURT NEAR PHT WOU, By virtue county, Distric Jumtsin. ant of the party secured thereby. 1 stial! wil Suction, on thepremises, on FRIDAY, P= Stober # 3th} Sovlock p’ m. te: viz, All th ring © ished ae a ot of ptrent Mill Seat.” Setinnine fore vr ty plan tt brant co lof eM arker Tine of Piney Branch rod sslea b said Barker's north ti alt «| Sore re ty thre and a halt 2 fF aed cighty-clgts one trek ones ete thence south sixty abd ome-linlf degree oast nigha perches. and sixteen one bundredecl a perch ra the west side of aforesaid road, thence th said road sree Terms. One balf cash, balance 6 and If months, for notes bearing interest from Eo sale and secared od of trast on oaveyanct purchaser s cost one Wey at bh terms of sale are net complied with wits fve the Trustee reserves the righ li the prop at the risk and cost of defa Trasine AMS, Auct deed codes HOMAS DOWLIN THUSTERS’ 8 8. sa..one of t or Washington county, “i the District of Columbia, and by request of ty secured thereby. the undersigned will relic suction, tm front of tie ‘ apa x. the 24 day of December, owing described real ost aaa ceca in the city of Washington, District, to wit: Lot pumbered fourteen: M4), said square numbered five hundred and thirty three (S88 mR mith the improvements thi lot fronts 34 fret 3 immediate vicinity of t Se inches om iately thereafter the porth building, 323 having a front of about 2 feet The property will be sold in two separate tote, each house separately. It off xoollent opportunity in cash, and twenty Hissory notes will be the day of sale, bearing interest percent. perannum, and secured by'a dond of tr rust mitere aid & policy of the undersigned.” A depo f sale; otherwise Tesell the property at the risk and ¢ faniting purchaser. upon giving five days watice of cording are to nolt-0o tner) THOMAS Rat Auct BS THE ABOVE SA. EIS POSTPONED until MONDAY. 1 ih. 1476, saan hour and ey AS DOWLING Auctioneer. Anet THURSDAY and Fi mipay. December 7th and 0 a mand 7 mprising Carta teof Ruth, The Gardenons. Parisian Bros with Brong, lection is the r and Haly of Messrs. of Philadelptiia, an 1 Catalog [Re ‘ent importat WiiNe Auctioneer AS & Chron} B. H. WARNER, corner 7th and F streets. A FA TWO STORY FRA ME Til OF NIN of the party secured thi Sell at public auction, TUESDAY. Decemiy sahite,tnsleretgned wil of the premises, on of ground sit round being Beginning for the same d lot numbered (51) th the northerly lin or deereied na toa the nort West Cor thirty (30) feet to the poi with the improvements story frame house Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; the balance paya bie in six, twelve and eighteen mouths, with interest at eight per et. per annum. secured by a deed of trast Upon the property.” A deposit of 20 will be re fired at the time of sale. Conveyancing at cont of the purchaser. If the torms of the sale are not com Blir of with within fee days the Traster reserves the bbe resell at and cost of the defaulting purchaser, GLEN Macc Ides 5.F.¢ YOURT SALE OF VALUABLE U RIMPROVED TWEEN 19 ON F STREET NORTH COOP) M §3te AXD are STREETS EA st cays a decree of the Su) Court of the District of f Columbia ‘on the 1sth' day of October, 1876. in . 4. wherein bidder, in front of the on FRIDAY, the Sth per, 1816, original lot Ko. seven, (7. in square nam tered ten hundred and twenty-eight, (1,023,) contain- if cash. and the remainder in nfm the ng of sale, wit y of Deo nt. Per, aunt ai to be a aii the ‘eect complied with seven “iar rom’ day of the pro be resald at cont of the Gefaniting pu All ere oa at eee “at ho of @75 will be re. of tots Lm : ASU WORTHINGTON, 637 F gireets dec] dads Trost peowssay « Sie. pate, TRUSTEES" — “oF aH VALUABLE parnoreR steer” PDEXWEES: 191" AND de at ay kre 7m Re THWEST, IN CITY OF WASHINGTON, By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the lourteenth day of October. ALD. 1S, and recorded in Liber No. 697, folio 258, 0ne of land records y for the District of Columbia, and at the front Dece okie ot a Wish ‘uhingten. ay tue 8 pn pa ,and running thence east mincteen (19) (wm) fect four and one-quarter (4°) inches on F street; thence south cighty-eij i thence 3 One-third ($5) cash: balance in two ual pay: (6) and twelve (12) mont peers fo be cree eectred by d ead t upon purchaser. Ty terme of ecle one net complied with Siaaerers wale he Freness will resell etoutth PRLS Mca ACTER 8 Me AREAS, “declan WMA, CORDON. “{ Trastees, ; SALE OF A as TABLE Wi CILD- inTHWEST the 12th. Woe atd ‘clock p. | | EVENING STAR. | MONDAY......... a From M. Guat Devvelt Pree Drew} Janes Robbins, o bat there ix ne » leare his tate, of = husband. mpaithy of all “the F t *. to see about having Reb- The b ‘ he untolded Robbins reached ras dark, wind the tuitcwer, dremel, s Clothes and with his jaws tied ap rocking chair ms tant supper ready?” Ws. we tod fn Ue de ” cher groaned _ ing nd again, are you?” sewt- ed Robbins” “What's the matter now?" The buteher groaned again feel too bight you?” growled the wi re about that. Just take this will you? He struck out, bat the dixguised butcher caught bis wrist sprang up.aud there was tam in that cottage. He choked Robbins 1 te death, tied him up in hand knots tied him, drew him around by the isla aoa hair, and finally picked him up Losend him over the f'nce tnte the mud ont Tee wife-beater had kept up a steady forom the first attack. and ashearose from the mad down the street be seered to think i ting Bull's whole fighting force were him. Ateleven o'clock that night he cntered, & Michigan avenue saloon and told a story aboutsix men robbing him, and half am our later, as be was prowling around a shed howl do or Well, welt to find aplace to sleep, a policeman beard him sayin “Nose staashed. eyes banged up, sere throat, bruised atl or, and awfal sleepgt What a deceiving person a widow wemae ist” — ————E How To MAKE ConLRcTIoNs.—There ia a bil tor in Virginia whe knows @ r two. When he drops in en @ re- m, he remarks “Well, they"ve settled it finally.” “How's that: gives up the fight. Enterprise just hand so did the Chromete” ough. Hurrah for Hayes!” (Jumpe around the room and yells.) arr. I've got a little bill of @@ just receipt it, and here's your Til pas any man 845 for such Now I'll and collect my beta, ublican in a state of hilarity to eot- wot on Hayes.) reaches a Tildea SAM right coin as that. (Exit re leet a $6 The bill collector n man. and opens up as ws Well, Hayes gives it up. Whole thing auc? “Bully for our side; knew it all along.” “T've got a little bill here—«63.40." “Pass it right over; here's the coin, Dt win five times ax much. my bets.” (Ex len demo- in his lucre.)—{ Virginia (New) Chronicle. NOORGAN FoR OLDSt—_Some bers says the Atlanta Herald, wer a ting an organ Church ‘ parked “When yer passes ‘round de ‘usement, joss skip «Whafter we do dat the mem- iscusstng for the fer dat bat ~ "Kase I dont want none ob dis heath bellu Church dat I'se ‘pending’ on fer salfashun “Whar kin’ of muis do you want?” +] wants de same « music dat de good Lawd wound up inde nigger’s sol, and det biles out in stree b praise dat wakes de naborhood fom solid slumbers!” ot idgit; do yer cali dat konkergashun jes sings “Send Down bottom of bo'f langses | plane singin’ w | flings back hits b | de Charyut’ Mum de | | | “T calls dat plane singing’.” “Den yer all better stick too, "kase IY dat you m | Angi ¢ They concluded to drop the org XS APPLE DUMPLING SOCIABLE” is the 1 novelty which one the of colored peo- | jtes‘churches of New York secksto lighten the lurden of oppressive indebtedness. Apple dumplings have never been considered very sociable things, but when pressed into the cause of promotion of evangelical religion, there is prospect that they may become as useful as they are toothsome. | Walk” is another pecuniary means of grace, poten Bn for the holiday Season by one or vd Zions. It must not be supposed ake is expected to walk off on its own account. Far otherwise. is put up as a styleof walking. A i Competent ses T into competition. Competent judges are appointed to declare who is the truly graceful pedestrian, and she who ists victor walks off with the cake. bed ay 3 from the holding of these entertainments of- ten afford more substantial relief to exausted treasuries than is generally the result of fairs or concerts. MR. SPURGEON is apt at illustration, as the following shows: A raw having brought bis gun to the ‘irs, the Jatter, having examined it, “Your gun is ina very worn-out, ruinous, good -for-nothing cond. what baad ar do you want for it” “Wel.” man. “I'donv set as Tecan do wit lock and question. “3 PA ba 2 mith, “you eae Wetrites ine thav’s gat me what Ido want. A new stock, lock and pew gun, me into it?” day —{ Chicago Journal. a7 It is not an in: balf ounce cockroach woman.—{ Brooklyn s7-Watch and Went to a seance last n! rits took my watch clean out of nd—and—it's gone!” Rev. Mr: “Ah, well, sir, you mi mind. ina : cause. Til donbeiene he used : special purpose. You know that spirits al- wave are’ on the watch!" "—{ Er. t and og A newly married ‘ir were on their way to New York from on the cars one it last week when the husband took from brown paper, which the threw out of the window, id you'd quit chewing band remai the brown paper tained not tobacco but $100 in bills. BEHREND. Sunday. December 3, 1876, after « ling nese. Etuaw Bengenxo, By the residence o of his mother: Fi acquaintances are Se UL Roa S - street northwest. oe COOPER. General Sacre CooreE, ‘am take Roche = R F. HARVEY, . 934 F STEE