Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1878, Page 3

STEAMERS, &e. BOOTS AND SHOES. AUCTION SALES. _ AUOTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. FOR LOVE'S SAKE ONLY. _ a = —S———_ —— =e = bts Inst me let it be for INGE OF SCHEDULE. —The steamer | }HE NEW YORK SHOE STORE. TO-MORROW. THIS AFTERNOON. TECH & ROBEY, Auctioneers, thon must tore ¢ mie are | eas [G00 Pennsysicants coonaee pour ag ‘]mOMAS DowLINO, B S88.and 640 Louisiana avenue. | THURSDAY.......... October 31, 1873, a Fiore a for beens no Se = ve vet og ‘ETE. 7th street, between H and In. w. _— Eos on SATUR- for a trick of thovuht ‘Ever Before. =e CHANCERY SALE OF SIXTYSIX AORES OF | pAv, Neventher ‘dal 10. Rogie uny poo Advice to Parents. hol hE oe might for cash, at the v A RARE CHANCE FOR PARTIES GOING TO KASD, (ITH COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE | Ten, (10) head of thowe, iarse fine Work iany people have a deal of trouble in bring- Sor tees Geamannt case on much 9 day.” ‘Read 'HOUS! ING. AND OUT: BUILDINGS, ON THE HEIGHTS property Great Falls Ioe Com- eure n; but it sal ‘There | Be changed. oF chane ferent ante tee ST eee ABOVE GEORGETOWN, BEING "THE ES. Pang they tari a pactaee Gaeta Ae SS squelched if | May be unwrought es Never nasa peer $1.25 peel TA OW THE LATE A388 H CAUSTES, Parents only knew it. If you have a vigorous, Thine own eat ty sty apt tay ‘278 ese ight cit Waleed marbletov, ASD KNOWS AB WESTON. EF" Bale positive. Sa seme athletic, excitable urchin for your son, and the | Since ope” might wel ery een + hed Zoo | Be Bedste , Bureaus, Bi aS hair = Lat et of Columbia, x8 ee oct31-2¢ Auctioners, | little chap, ip, trea Crom some w agin through te eR oh wy oy Sneed , ows, and & om peed CODER ARRANGEMENT. 380 | quantity other rods to weetowe nuention: , October $1, 1878, at 3 oF HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. front door, his face ace hushed, his eyes blast ‘Thon maya love on throurh love's cicenity Wve been shove i Brownie FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE nants | the larwest-_ manufacturers in Baltimore.” Sele SEI co tain about sixty-six acres (some | ELEGANT GILT FRAME. MIRROR BACK ETE- | to (ell you ail about tte en ee desire o- too | commence FRIDAY MOBNING. November 1 let, at yin wood), and is eiluated upon the heghts GERE, CONT @400: Bi him and tell him severely’ that Should | AFRICAN EXPLORATION.—Acconding to present The swift and siewaat fron, Steamer LADY OF to 8.00 | 10 o'clock. 1 have Roaitive s orders to close out ihe | above Gcorectows. upon the Tennallytown road and PARLOR FURNITURE: ANTIQUE AND MOD | beacon and nort py Pes a) — arrangements, wo believe that Mr, Kerth donee THE LAKE, Captain Cheaj m1. Also, Just corporate limits and i] , | tons he will be sure a ston, the leader of the expedition which Ube pi = ny Mt ‘wharf, until ‘until, to 4 \d Harness, same , near'y new;a | Within fifteen ortwenty minutes walk of lines of THR! LY ND_INGRAIN C ETS: to make you his confidant. - further notice, aah Tinne! street cars. adjoins . ES aaD: EASY NING | Or if in swinging 0 on the broke committee of the African Exploration Fund are Deeday and Friday) ats o% Pad te soe Bins ene ‘Auct., S11 7th street nw. | Woodey, Mra. Barber ana Mire te Bajar ee | KRURGES AIRS; WHEELER AND | of the hinges. and sobbige ae eos Tingly | bout to despatch from the east coast of Atsica With steamers for and 6.50 improved by a containing 14 ar. WILSON Sewing Mt MACHINE: CHINA AND tn to confess the and his fault, give him | (0 Lake Nyassa, will leave England on Novem Northern ‘Returning, leaves Norfolk every y JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. dener's house and good abling)farwo bare and GLAS | WARE KING AND HE: a. g00d sou \d cuffing, or take him by the collar | Dé 14 for Zanzibar, together with hts second in ee, See ae Sas SSE as TRUSTEES! SA SALE OF A TWOSTORY FRAME | filled wih shrubbery we trees, and is finely HOUBE PLAN? NES SOME OF THEM VE of his jacket and shake him. If you lift him off Soomro | — Sigg ates med cat FOR POTOMAC. 2 RIVER INGS. ING. K STREET, NEAR THE | watered, fine well and a number of good VALUABLE 4 AND ‘ALSO THE ENTIRE | is fect once or twice, tt will be apt to make e him unction tt will be to study the geology of the Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain Jomm B. Sipe oh stata ta stale SOUTH: | “Terms: Onehalf cash; balance in one and two | _ FIXT OFA LUNCH HOSE manly and free to confess his errors to you country traversed: Mr. ‘Thompson, we believe, Woop, leaves her wharf, terminus of years, with notes bearing interest at 8 percent per | On SATURDAY MORNING, November 24, ir your boy boy happens to be a girl, it is still conn has had an excellent yee} as a geal’ ‘7th and 9th street line of” cars, at7 a ware ue eee Oe ee rust Destine. x cate te Pees until pei: mad secnnesd bya of trust on | 1878, at 10 o one, Te front I ont ead are ee and they take and it ts expected that he will make imp: tie tines er otk Fo Currie: faa cain ber Ror ft ke Pals 19, &¢ of the and coats” G00 depoeit requires oe Beeeh a ee | shel ell a gene e some fine wpece shape very quickly, and they havieniane tase | couteibutions to our Knowiage of the geouy at ate landinwe each trip. Days s Mton GIGN OF THE RED FLAG, Sue Cottle, and a gt tho writ: | “octiseod Peay. H. G. YOUNG, Trusten. | scum of Ankicue Mahorany: Fors tare. Fee ee them DeanLitally Giri Oo eo caer os Somes = (aie Oliicn, (ver ce eget sala. at at pate a ae trout of ‘of a (PRUSTER'S SALE OF A TWOSTORY BRICK at ee ttle vanities and silly conceits, and modesties | 824 the interval will no doubt be utilized tw , KnOx's ee Office, or at the es Simhat BDAY, iets ‘Ist DWELLING ON V STREET NORTH, BE- WALter. B. WILLIAMS & CO. icles: that can so easily be laughed at. any mother, if precuring rt journeys on the mainiand and rf Wart, foot of 6th pry ‘D. 1871 Heodock Pbiz gil thal vicew OF parcel TWEEN ELEVENTH AND ‘STS. (Successors to Wash. B. Williams ) she be & woman of ordinary comimon sense, can | procuring all information Posaible in regard te called for on, sppucticn at Knox's Ex- aioe Diane of Coltmbia, and known and BE TRG Of 8 deed of of, trust, dated 19th Fe EXECUTORS SALE rs hz SAGA Fan Rn epee grid (Ta ea niy and. scienvia ‘ACCINELLY, a tae oda ecene land records, Lemety Nort fale eas November 5, Met: 4 sense. Ah me! how many boys have been mate | S#lly explored. We sincerely ‘trust that Mr. STEAMF! R NEW Yt the shall sell as 3 action rooms, gw lars and thieves by parental sternness. How | jOhn‘on may not meet with the same trouble Steamers JOHN Gipsox and KNIGHT, ‘THE GREAT RUN FOR THE reets northwest, the Farm: many girls, modest and truthful, have been | {1 the matter of porters as has so long retarded giternately leave Pier 41 Bast opt ihe late Woolman Gibson, eaq., situated in Princa | driven to conceal their sweetest life from the © progress of the Belgian and one or two other every Scturday, at ¢ eek Georxeto Pai an every Saturday creat ts take it Fe en at — rates formation soply s¢ off rT Met: litan Banks t 15th street, RP. A. DENHAM, Agents Water sireot, alte _SAMUEL BACON, President. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD—Steamsuir Linz Between New = Uses, Loxvox, Soutwamrrox AND BRE: The steamers of this company will sail every Sat- arday from Bremen Pier, foot of 84 Hoboken. Rates of passaxe: From New <hfiae Yor pies to Ha London, Southampt a) pgs g100; iggcoond Coe 360, steeraxe curren ‘or or nee Pe apply to ELRICHS & 00.,2 Bowling Gren, New octl-ly C= DE'S NEV Ww Siete LINE PHILADELPHTS ALEXAND! ‘DRIA. WASHINGTON ND ences and <°* Line for Hostess Provi: '. the w England States. Days. aciphia~ saturday, at 12 m, From Ph‘la4 From Washington: From Geors: town—Mond: Freghia received daily une & te recelved iy unt ‘Boston C SGeorgetmen. D.C For full suf CO., 1202 F str Daeg sb z General Manaiess, 12 South Wharves, Phvisdei: phi eons UNARD LINE. ‘With the view of diminishing the chances of col- the Steamers of this line take a specific course seasons of the year. for ‘On the outward passaxce from Queenstown to Zork oF Boston, crossing the meridian of 60 Bd or nothing to the north of 43. ‘On tire homeward the meridian of boat az int. or nothing to the north of 42 THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM. Between New York and Liverpool, Calli (wat Cork Harbor. 1 Y Calling FROM NEW ee Ab Algeria... zs f ilo 2W trou Now York. is erae Siena “No to ‘Rates of Pa and 100 gold, ng steerage, mit winter season. ase at low rates. Steerage tickets from fret Seiginnte at ail other parts of west rates "Throwsh bills of laden len given for Belfast, Giaszow, Bayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, ang fe for Mediterranean ports. For freight and passaxe apply at the Company's 4 Bowling Green and or steerasce BIGELOW, 605 7th street, Washing- CHAS. G. FRANCELYN, Agent, N. Y. RAILROADS. BALTmMoKne AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. 1 Route and Short vane to the Nationay crihe Norehwent, Wes and Southwest. TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, June 9, 1878. LEAVE WASHINGTON: eee Toor he Sune- ls Mod Way. (Cran ois Belay: 7:40 a ee and Taare a Esper. qry, Straabure, Winchester, H: , and are [ieee ‘30 a. m.—New York, Philadel} d Bal- Sa pork and jun ena and t 8:10 a m.—Point of Rocks, Cran! B: tabune “Expreea Valley Branch exceyt Sunday. car to a Staun- to Banduatys daily, except See ¥,, daily, exce 2 $008 m—On Sunday only, ‘only, Baltimore, Annapolis id Way. 20 00 am. * Baltimore te Stops at Bladens- a Beltsville, Annapolis Junction, Jes- and Hanover. 2: wom m.—Baltumore, Annspolis, Ellicott City and 1:30 p. m.—N York, hia and Boston ‘1D press, Oa Sua =a 54 only, stop- « yes be id Lanrel mm _ Baltimore, ane m1 Press. Sinan oo at Annap- ieee 14:35 p. m—Point of Frederick, town, Winchester sad Way Stations. "On days to Point of Stations ng only 14:40 p. m—Baltmore, ‘Sta 45:30 p. m.—Philadelphia, Norfolk and aie Express, Norfolk except Sunday. Norfolk Pas. — Rogge ei = ova direct to at Can Btop at ‘and Laurel t6 Op Pp. Gaiters ane fay Stations. 17-15 p. m—Chicago and Columbus Express. Sleep- ing — to Chicago. 18:10 p. 49:23 p. m—St ‘Louis, Ginetnnati, Louisville Express. Pittsburg, except jot Puilman Cars. 49:30 p. m—New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore ‘Siveying Car to New York, aud Special leeping Car to Philadelphia. (1) Daily. Other trains aly except Sunday. All trains stop at Relay Station. Je10 1878 = penSsvivania §=1878 TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Double Track, Steel Rail: Splendia Beenery, Magnificent Bawuipment. JUN TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, cor- ner of Sixth and B streets, as follo For. Fe aabars and oe ‘West, 10:10am daily, with ‘lor Car to Pittsburg — Sleeping Cars —_ Protoss to Cincinnati, ae and C! 7:40 p. m. daily, with Palace Car to Chi Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. For Canandaicna, Rochester, Buffalo, Niscars ‘For Williams and Elmira, at 00 a a, New York and the East, 1:45 a.m. and 9:30 For Sew a East, Fran aay city. zor Fu ets 50 and 90D ‘Express, 9:10 — m daily, day. for Baltimore, 6:55, 8:30am. and For" Poyeis Cocek Line 6:88 &m and 4:20 p.m except Sunday. 655 4:20 p.m daily, ex- For Annapolis, ad P. ect Sate. except Sun- Rail- fashing- B 3 4: ne OS sun olga Suana t and9am. ‘Traine cave, Aictandris ‘for 28 tevin eve oe Tickets, information, a ‘and parlor car ac- commodstions can be ‘at the offices, east corner Thirteenth and Pennsylvania ave- ines inte anal ak the depot. where orders ont bo ‘checking of baggage to THOMSON: General Managers Morid “EHE TRADES. i BoSKBINDING. OO rorme is Informed that the Js carried of sa bet The same excellent Pile she wapetior wep which has always been & spe ly 1019 P ave., 34 floor. A. amass. CABINET MAKER. nTly New Hampshire ave. and M st. ».0- GIBSON BROTHERS. pe w BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue. SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. A large stock of FALL GOODS: received, and we are eelling them at the following low, Rena car Boots od and sewed, $3.50. Men's Kip Slaughter 83 Men's Genuine IP Box Boot, m from 81,75 up to $4. 10 cases Men's Kip ts consigned to be sold at $2 A large’ Hot ¢ of) Fishermen’s India Rubber Boots, from Men's Calf Boots, good quality, (will bear inspec- Hon.) $2.a pair. Boys’ Boots, from to 93.50. Rove: Heavy School Shoes, st teeents a pair, Boys’ Gaiters, sizes from 1'to5, 75 cents a pair. en's Heavy y Plow Shoes, froni 90 cents up to $2. 's Working Shoes, at 75 cents a pair. Men's first-class Hand-tnade Gaiters, at 83.50. Ladies’ Shoes and Gaiters, all sizes and qualities, from 75 cents up to 84. Men's Shoes, from 79 cents up to $2.50. dren's Shoes, from 25 cents up to $2. tke Bave BOOTS and SHOES of every gescrip ion. 100 Cases Just OPENED. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO WHOLESALE - BUYERS. GPECIAL OFFERINGS. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS, at L HEILBRUN'S . POPULAR SHOE HOUSB, No. 402 7th street. Sicu or—“Taat O1p Woman or More” + ro HOUSEFURNISHINGS. AREYOU PREPARED »FOR WINTER? Xf not, call at GARTRELL 815 7th st.’n.w., betwee na buy firstclass STOVES and HANGES lowest prices. A iret class LATROBE, to! heat two rooms, at #30. Remember the sete Cala ith et., between Hand I sts, re Goldsmlat's Toy Store. [022-tdec?s] GEO. E. ‘ORATED CHINA AND Sa Dp WARE FROM ALL COUNTRIES. ving new goods by steamer from Maxv and other parte of the world, to GuGe Meee spectfully invite the attention of purchasers. Full stock of WHITE, FRENCH and STONE CHINA just M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge), octl7tr 1009 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and 11th sts. in tee Foe P. HANSON HISS & CO., * ImporTeRs aND MANUFACTURERS, EURNITURE, DRAPERIES, MIRRORS ORNAMENTS. 465 N. Charles street, Baltimore. GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE COM- PLETE FURNISHING OF DWELLINGS, AND GUARANTEE BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY OF ALL WORK DONE. Will visit Washington and submit de- signs and estimates in special cases. cet ii-3m Groves; RANGES, ¢ &e. PURCHASE ONLY THE BEST. King Cabinet, Splendid Gem and_Oracl ANGES; Novelty Portable FURNACE! Centennial RANG oe ees NORM octl4-Im 126 Penn’a EFORE BUYING B FURNACES, RANGES, HEATER, OR GAS FIXTURES, Before contracting for PLUMBING or HEATING, call and get our prices. * You Witt Save Money. EDWARD CAVERLY & 00., oct?-tr Masonic Temple. G4s FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES! Less Taan Factory Prices. Sole Agent for the celebrated Gas Fixtures of Mesers. Mitchell, Vance & Co. I now offer the largest, finest and cheapest goods south of New York. ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION. E F. BROOKS, seplétr Fifteenth st.. (Corcoran Building.) .OMETHING NEW. . Se send 2-c039t Wasuincron, D. 0. G4s FIXTURES. GAS FIXTUBES. Having recently purchased, at a great sacrifice, the Entire Stock of a manufacturer declining business we are prepared to offer GAS FIXTURE! POSITIVELY AT FACTORY PRICES. Persons purchasing GAS FIXTURES from uscan have them put up in Washington FREE OF ALL EXPENSE. ©. ¥. DAVIDSON & 00., & North Liberty street, eplzesta =—-—-_—_—=Baltimore, Maryland, street twenty ive (25) feet to the polatof barionias eal ive e beginning, ther with th 3 (a fet hereon, cousisties fa two-story frame dweliinue house. stermis of ale: One-third of the purchase money and the balance in six, twelve and elizhtoen Tionthe: with interest rom day'of sale at 8 per cent, Per annum, to be secured led. o Brepe ty sold. A_deposit oP 915 will be eure ‘at ime of sale. If the terms are not comp) in five days, the Trustees reserve the right said property at the risk and cost of the defacing aes first xiving notice of such resale lays’ advertisement. All conveyancing ‘a pus PHILIP F. LARNER? octl8Saw2w CHARLES T. DAVIS,) Trustees. T)UNCANSON B BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TWO-STORY ERAME DWELLI ATED ON H STREET. F TWEEN FOURT! HAND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST: By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 14th day of June, A.D. 1875, and recorded in ber No, 789, folio 84, isc. of the land records, f the District of Columbia, sad at the written re- Aiuest of the party secured thereby, we will offer for sale. at public auction, in front Oo the premises, on Fi AY. the Ist day" “of November, ‘AD. 1878, at BO clock pom. allt at piece or parcel of land and Premises located in the city of Washi known and distinguished as and Purbared tous (i toenaeaeae of square numbered ten hundred and. forty-nine 049), according to Vi sub- a ia ‘odd’s recorded division of said square. together with the improve- ments thereon, consisting of a two-story Frame Dwelling Hou: Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen imonths, with interest from day of sale at 8 per cent. per annum, to be secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. 4, de posit of $75 will be required at the time of aie. fe tertus are fuot complied with in_ five days, the eee reserve the right to resell said property at the risk and cost of the cen urchaser, first giving notice of such resale by aya selves tiseanen it. All conve} ancing at pur- PHILIP F. LARNER, Trustees. cpctisdawtw_« CHARLES T. DAVIS CZs W. HANDY, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM. BROV WED PLOTER TY IN GERGETOWN. D. co} Canale Rd OCCUPIED: ASA WOOD AND COAL Y¥Al e of th virtue of "2 decrea at the Su; District of Columbia, s qseeal onthe 10th’ “ause No. N. Roach of al are et al call to the highest bidder ie t 4:30 o'clock p.m., on FRI- ember, 1878, it numbered thirty-one (31), in Deakins, Lee and Cazenove’ adds tion to Georgetown, D. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the balance in three equal payments, at six, twelve and eighteen months, which shall be evidenced by the promissory notes of the purchaser, drawn to the order of the Trustee and secured by a deed of trust on the pro erty sold, or. all cash, at the option of the purchaser. epost of, $100 wi “il be required of the purchaser at the time of conveyancing at purchaser's expense. if the terms of ealeare not complied with inseven days from day of sale the Trustees reserve the risit to Fesell the property at the risk and Cost Of the defaulting purchaser. THUE A. BIRNEY, Foe LW. JOHN ¢. nae i Trustees. 0c21-d&dbs ren D. W.. Tuomas 1 DOWLIN ce er TRUSTER'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE EAST SIDE OF MARKET SPACE, Cn ORGETOWN, D. € By order of the Raprens Court of the Dis- trict of mbia, in equity cause No. 3,880, iin) mith, the undersigned will eell, at. ion, in front of the premises, on FRIDA NOON, September 27 1878, at 43g Orelock, . m., ail that partof Lot forty-three (43), in Old Beor etown, as nore particularly set f forth in Liber 776, at foli 8, one of the land records for said Dis- trict, toxether with the improvements, &c., consisting of a’three-story Brick House, suitable for dwelling aa store purposes. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the balance in twelve and eighteen months, with interest at six per centum per annum, secured by a deed of trust the property. A deposit of $25 required of th chaser whose bid is accepted. BURY WHEELER. Gigecas sepl7-d 434 street. §@-DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE BY THE purchaser of the above property, the same will be fold at his risk and expense; on E FRI IDAY, November Ast, 1378, at 430 o'clock, on th “WHEE oct2i-d “WOODBURY HEELER, Trustee. (HARES W. HANDYAnctioneer, 509 7th street northwest. aRY STEE'S poe BLE ae ae ie 0} KERRET b au ATE ON E. Bi fou RTH AND Re TY. FIFTH TRBETS ON TWE! ay FIFTH ENE ARD P STREETS a deed of trust to me, dat Aue Tots 1572" anid recorded tn Tiber ‘one of the land records of the D iret of of Gotta bia, and at the request. of ite Sa secured thereby, | will offer for sale at public auc tion. in front of the premises. on FRIDAY, the st day of November, A. D. 1878. at 4 o'clock, p.n., lots numbered 4, 9,6,7,8, 9 and 10, in square’ numbered ‘Terms of Sale One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, with interest at the rate of six per cent. per annum, notes to be secured by deed of trust on property wold. § a6 awn ae time of sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in five days. PeVILLIAM B. TObD,, 3 TR. 31,n2,587. "Trustee. (0. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. —We will sell, Robey's Bazaa and 9. Louisiana arenes, on SATURDAY, \ember 2d, at 10 ‘o'clock a. m., one Fail. Top Sump-feat Busey and ‘one set Harness, to cover livery, stor: oct teod le positive. GHEEN & OSBORN. ___ PROPOSALS. peerema x FOR R GRANITE WORK. paces Proj be received at the office of the Dei of U. ‘. vate grounds, corner of Dela- ee enue and B street northeast, until 12 m. No- EMBER THE Ist, for forni Gut granite piera and Co} rie Ca improve- ment of thé Ca tions can be seen,and blank cortae = and se at the Cees cet the ae y to accept the posals for eae ier ‘coring, eee ‘Tor Capitol unds,” and accom- panic id by samples of material fo be be used. oct10-eotoct31 JNO. E. KENDALL & SON, ‘DEALERS IN COACH HARDWARE aND BUILDERS’ Goons, 619 B street n.w., Newz B. & P. BB. Deror, Washington, D. 0. Baz Inox, Horse Suoxz Inom up Naris, TovPiarz, Zio, Hoss, Ewes, Sroxzs, Ducxs, Dams, Om Canrers, Panrrs, VannisH, Macuore BELTIa, ccte.ty Pacxina amp Laome. GW=EEr ROCHESTER OIDER. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1491 New York avenue, octl2tr ‘Near U. 8. Treasury Department. (CoE DOWN TO FOUR CENTS. FORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR $2.10. GAS.LIGHT OFFICE, octl-tr ad Shee ae Tuomas: DOWLING, Auctionser. — Bae Or DESIRAB! IEE STORY PRESSED LE THRI FRONT House, ‘No. 1507 STREET NORT! es os VES’ On THURSDAY, Oct. 3ist, 1878, at 5 o'clock m., I shall offer for sale, in front of Drentises, the above valuatle property, tn ed proved by a nine-room brick Louse, modern im. Provemen interer $1,200 cash; balance on time at 8 per cent. asscycl ae will be sold for much less than its value, as owner wishes to leave the city. MAS DOWLING. ‘uct. 7) OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctio: TRUSTEE: SALE OF TWO TWOSTORY. BRICK N THE EAST SIDE OF FIF a AND I STREETS NORTH. EST. Br EUs of a dood of trust, dated October 24. A. D. 1876, duly recorded in Liber No. 830, fa folio 471, one of the land records for the Dis: trict of Columbia, and at the Teguest of the party se cured thereby, we will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, Noveniber 9th, 1878, at 4:30 o'clock p.m., the following di {described real estate, situate in Pine cit ty of shins fo wit: All of Lot numbered twenty-two (>) aad the north eight (8) feet six (6) inches front by the depth Lot numbered twenty-one (3), in Square num: Sized tte uamtren and peveatesa Teith ieentioe with the improvements, &c. Terms: Guefourth cash, and the balance in one, two and three years, with interest at & per cent. per annum until paid, secured by a deed of trust on Property sold: oF all cach, at option of the pur. A deposit of $100 required at the time of sale, and all conveyancing and recording at pur. Ghaser's cost. ‘Terms to be complied with in seven 8, otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to re- sell the property at the risk anid cost of the defaulting Purchaser, after five dave! advert “GRRNETTS 1 Trustees. HENRY W oct29.4_ BRATNARD WARNER, OWNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON C STREET SOUTH, EEN FIRST AND BECOND STREETS By virtue of a decd of trust to me, date on ie din October, 1875, and raced Liber No. 800, folio 156, of the land records. for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, I will sell at publ bite auo- tions in front of the m MONDAY, the 4th lay ‘of November, A.D. 1878, At Lovslocl pa mall that piece or pared! of ground, situate in the eity of Wi in the ‘of Columbia, known as Tot nusibeved: sixteoa (iy. in ¢ in Charles’ Just’ ro- corded subdivision of Lo niimbered three ii (4), eye 5), ie te) shirt thi fit (38 a ttn -nine (39), in ber ‘seven Renata and thirty-two (732), Sith the the improvements, consising of a three-story brick dwell- ing-house with all modern improvements. Terms of sale, as provided by deed of trast: ors half each; balance in six and twalve months, wi nine per cent. interest from day day of by deed of trust on the property. Seon ‘of o one hun- dred dollars required at time of eale. Conveyan eit at cost of purchaser. If terms are not complied in five anys from day of sale, the Trustee reserv. the Bent 2. ring oe oe sad risk of defaulting pur. chagcr, after five days’ advertisement. oct2d-d&di IAM A. GORDON, Trustee. Youse '& MIDDLETON, Auctioneers. i ae ee SALE OF ‘TWO TWO-STORY BRICK SES IN ALLEY REAR OF G STREET, » A. D. 1877, duly recorded in , folio 174, one of the land records for. the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, we will sel! at public auction. in front of the premises, on SATURD. IBIS, at 4 o'clock p.m. the follow foal existe nitomen the city of Washington, D. C. to wit: Parts of lots numbered sixteon (16) and seventeen (17), in square numbered four hundred Saud Bity-tour (bs) Dominating fairey tou antes ‘weet from the southeast corner of said lot seventeen (27), thence running, weet, reventeen (17) fect, bya uniform depth of eizhty (80) feet. Also part of aid Jot seventeen (17), beginning twenty-four (24) fect eight (8) inches west from the 801 corner of said lot seventeen (17), thence running west Crelve (12) feet four (4) inchea by a uniformed depth of Sixty (60) fect, evether with the improvements, Sc. One-third cash, and the 08 ata twelve and eighteen monthar with interest at 8 per cent. per annum until pai deed of trust on the property sold orall cash, at option of r. fo) By virtue of a deed of trust. dated Septem: 5 9 the purchases posit required at the time of sale on each house, and all recording and convey- ancing at purchaser's cost. foe be compl reserve with in seven aye otherwise the T: the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, atte five aye’ advertise- ment. BRAINARD HB. WARNEB,! srensteog, oct29-e0dts CHARLES C. otovEH 5 ALTE! WILLIAMS & CO. ictioneers, Successors to Wah. 3. Williams > By virtue of a deed of trust, dated October; ing of the iy ublic auction, in front the 25th a of No- lock 'p. m., the following- Bs of Lot ecu! Ys ell at of the Premises, on. ONDA vember, A. D. 1878, at 4 eae property to wit: 4 east ve 3, in Square numbered one hun- dred and ft “four (34 mn 6 same at a point on street north it ist feet and 10 inches from the southeast corner of said square, and ning thence west with the line of R street north 40 thence north 127 feet and six (6) inches; thence ast 40 feet; thence south 127 feet and six inches to the place of beginning. ‘Terms: One-third in cash, and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at eight per cent. per annum until paid. The deferred pay- Inents to be secured. led of trust on the pro- perty vold sor all cach, at the option of the purchaser, R100 deposit at the time of alo. All conveyanelnu and recording at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be com- yiled wath within Aveday, else it will, be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser ‘HOS. W. CHASE, oct29- ee Aw a Surviving Trustée. i CONSISTING OF TWO THREE STORY ;EMEN BRICK HO! Sere ON K NORTHWEST, | OPPO: THE NOWTHERN UBER Er. By virtue of a d eorea, bacred on tho eas day of October, A.D. 1878, by the Supreme fray Coit of the District of Colueat bia, in cause. ‘No. 6,428, equity, guerein Thomas itephens is complainant and’ Mary i Bienhena et al areas fendants, the undersign able wachon cis font of the in NESDAY, the duh jth day of November 4:30 0" Yelock p. following tate in the Giy ibed hich the pureh ‘Trustee, payal cighteen shontha: with interest, t he rate of seven per centum ber annum until or all cash at *soption. The Trustee Fesorve alien upon the property unt the whole pur iown each house at res. alt Porchwg ais fo cpnly wih property to be a es) five days’ in the vening Star newspaper, at risk cost of default- purchaser. Conveyancing at NRA tru cost. ‘WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Ai B: “H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. cae ace Mel eo IMPROVED PROPERTY, and 920 PENNA. rege coed ee N. W. As sitorneys for for the executor of Mary Kerr's weshall son casaioreni Sa forprivate: le until NOVEMBER 2.1 Giclock pan, at which time the mremus omettel sarc iecueet to suit pr oe & MADDOX. pDOx. _ oct, 7,12,19; oar GPECIAL SALE BY sup on HIGHLY ORNAMENTAL COTTAGE VILLAGE OF LAUREL, MARYLAND, TOGETHER WITH THE HOUSE OU: OLD F' GHRREIS. CONTAINED We will eee oP Eat aid Seloae ‘pean, in, the Vi oo the viaae eh | Ohio Railroad, cies alice Buy orgsesenal dont of the Slaw nd Se Se WM B. NOBMAN & 00, ancl, Georve's county, Mary land, known as “Willow Dale,” and containing $73, acres. ‘arm is road eennine from Wael ton to gree via Gee Cemetery, ana 8 thi Score W. Tiers, esq.. and B. P. Snyder, of Capt. Honpate. it hax a comfortable double Dwellitur: Houre upon it, with the necessary outbuildings ; also. = ieee ne apHle ant other fruit orchard, and is sbout ‘ond the boundary of the District of Cohutta.” ‘lat exhibited nary, of vale. f sale: One-half cash; balance in ely and twelve «ay ao Tor which notes secured by deed of tr ty will be required, Be depcsit of 8200 required when the property is kuocked on. All ‘congeyaucine at cost of hot purchaser. S, oct31-d Executor oft W. G 7youse & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S etre ‘A LARGE PORTION. OF YoLe, IMPROVED BY A LARGE BRICR ou} OCBLE) Raion a dor FOUL on. potest! By virtue of a deed of trun A.B, 1870, and recorded in iaiber Wo. aie fois Sp 54, of the land records of the District Tunibia, I will eell-at public “suetionsin front of the premises, at 4 o'clock p.m. on T THURSDAY, October 1st, 1878, lots numbered two (2), three (3), four (4), five (5), six (6), eleven (11), twelve (22), thirteen 13), fourteen (14), fifteen (15), sixteen (16), seventeen (17), eighteen (18). and part of lot one (1). Bexinning for ¢ at the southeast corner of said lot, running thence west one hundred (100) feet; thence north one hundred (100) feet: thence west forty (40) feet ; thence north sixty (60) feet ; thence one hun! dred and forty (140) fect; and thence south one hun, dred and sixty (160) feet to the beginning, in square numbered ten hundred and fort y-six (1046), toxether the improvements, consisting of a two-story, Tasement and attic Brick Dwelling! ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash ; and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen months, bearing interest at six (6) per cent. and secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee, or all cash at option uurchaser, pipet will be required at thdtinesteaes Af ate yancing and recording the purchaser's cost. le, unless terms of sale med wi with inten G0) dayor at rick sed cost of yoraniny Caran 19-c0&dbs SAMUEL CROSS, Trustee, u2 THE VE SALE te POSTPON® 3; THURSDAY, November 4 1878, POweD until ADM TAINIBTRATOWS HA SALE OF TWO SHARES GEORGETOWN MASO. HALL | STOCK, JLD RING, NT’S ING, TWO BA- METE! or ENGINEER'S AND OTHER KS, ASSORTMENT TAPS AND MACHINIST S Tools On SA’ MTURDAY ‘MOKNING, November 2 1878, at 10 o'clock, at the auction rooms of Tbos. Dowling, T shall’ fell by or order of the Orphans’ Court, the above ih peer D. JOHNSON, Administrator. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. DOV oct30-3¢ paw NBROKEP'S SALE. AT PUBLIG eb On TUESDAY and WI Y, D. the Sth and 6th of Now ember, a At 10 in the morning and 7 in the evening, The cars Btcck ok of Hees Pledges eee District, consisting of Gold a Suva ‘Watches, Diamond Jewelry, Cutlery, Guns, Revolvers, Boots, Giothing. ankets, its, Sewing Machines, ical Tr instruments, &c. bove goods Will be ‘sold, without reserve, to the option ee JAMES UI nD, Aue Ace a ESTATE ON ee Ss eR UREET. BETWEEN STREET AND NEW HAMP- ENUE NORTHWEST By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in Hquity Cause No: 6,108, (Truesdell executor, ete..vs, Thom fon, ct al), T will eell at i public a the premises, on MONDAY, the ith da Gay of Ne ber, 1878, at 435 o'clock, p. numbered ten (0) and eleven 11), in Waa. Murphy's mudi on of square numbered two hundred and two (202), in Washington City, District of Columbia. ‘Terms: One-third cash ; residue in eqiial payments, at six and twelve months’ after day of sale, with in: terest at ex per cent.. oF Sicaaect onion OC nae chaser. $100 deposit required, and all conveyancing at purchaser's cost. erms are not complied with in ten days, right reserved to readvertise at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, B. H. WARNER, ‘Trusteo, 916 F st. n-w. YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auete’ oatso-dtas AMES GUILD, Auctioneer. PAWNBRORER'S SALE_OF UNREDEEMED will sell on FRIDAY, SATURD. MONDAY ‘Sua “OESDAY EVENINGS, November 1, 2, 4 and 5, at 7 p-m..at Cohen's Loan Office, corner of ith ‘ith street and New York ave. and resell Overcoats, mostl: make. 150 Silver Hunt- ing-case ind Open Face Watches, Stem and Key Winders. Sets Jewelry, ping, Hie Ss fie ani maa , Solid Silver an are, Guns, Revolvers, Books, Bibles, ‘Pantaloons, Blank ana other: yas to mention, ich will be sold without reserve to the Birceet bidder. (Rep. oct29 JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. THREE_TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES a3 Lots 18 FRONTING ON FIFTH STREET ge Ni EI STREETS SOUTHEAST, iG Nos. 419, 421 AND 425), AT AUC’ on: MONDAY, Fovember 4, 1878, at 4 0/ci"k fh m.,we shall cll, in front of the’ premises, Farid No, 1s 14, aguare No, 821, imy roved by" i house having a front of 12 Meck 4}¢ incl oe by ya depth of of 105 feet. Terms of sale: One-thir: balance in six, twelve and eighteen moat. act 84) r cent. inter- est. A deposit required at 30, ,31,n01, 2 LEGANT ENGLISH C CHRYSTAL CHANDE- LIERS AT AUCTION. We invite the attention of a public to the sale of Chrystal Chandeliers to take place THURSDAY, 31st October, at (Cor- y Sretock a. ze at Bo Toth a Building), bene’ th ion of ‘Messrs. Gait, Brother & Co., who have slecided to dispose of the came for want of room. We refer our citizens to core of ae Galt, Brothe tes ad er & Co., in sin this chy to pet clewact Chey Enns a tChry ayo our OWN On exhibit and dineeday, 2 ‘dtl and 96th October ueeaay an DUNCANSON BROS., Aucta. mother's eye, or seek unnatural confidence by her lack of sympathy. re are some of us who are men and women now, who remember ‘the days that are gone and our childhowl’s time; and we remember how little mother aud father “understood us.” " And we have said more than once—said it to ourselves when alone; said it to others who had like experience what right had they to have children, if they didn’t know how to treat them better than they did us? Love us? Certainly they loved us, bat what ood did that do us? Theirs was ‘not a wise love, and when we needed the wisdom of love we gol it not either for our guidance or our com fort. And some of us would be better now our- selves and have less to regret had our parents been wiser. {Golgen Rule. Hawkeye Hits. softly, gently, day by day raven hair is turning gray. the embers on the hearth-stone spread, her's nose is blooming turkey red. — The latest conundrum, and we don’t know who ts responsible fort, is, “ which is the hard- est, to Kiss a girl leaning from you, or climb a fence leaning to you?” There 15 no‘answer, as only one side of the problem has ever been tested. —"Show me a people,” says Froude, “whose trade is dishonest, and I will Show you'a people whose religion isa sham.” All right, Mr. Froude, come out here next sprin; and ts Palook at the people who sella quart of strawberries in a pint and a half box. —*“ Are the currency sixes payable in gold?” demands a greenback paper in western Towa, and then It goes on to discuss the matter for three long, terribie columns. And he talks about millions and thousands all the time, and never once descends to anything sosmali as hundreds, and just tosees national debts and treasuries and B?t‘onal banks around like play- things. A" you wouldn't think, to read the arte, that “that man wears second-hand clothes, neversaw a bond, hasn't had a five dol lar bill for three years, and owes ten weeks’ board. There is something awfully mysterious about finance. ‘The man who talks the most about it generally seems to have the least of it. Is QUEEN VICTORIA A SPIRITUALIST?—It is re. port that the Queen has enrolled herse among the spirituallsts or spiritists, as some of them are beginning to call themselves, as a term more etymologically correct than the older name. Her Majesty’s lately-deceased bosom friend, Mme. Van der Weyer, was a be- liever in the “occult science,” and was great at ese a seances at her residence, the New Windsor, and invoking the ghosts of Mons. Sylvain, Van der Weyer and others of ler quondam mundane aequatutanee . OF course, to the Anglo-Belgian lady it was open to belong to any sect—ts spiritualism accounted asect, by the by?—she chose; but even the law of “Protestant succession” will permit the royal ily to hold any creed short of that of Roman €atholicism; therefore, the Queen’s profession of spiritualism, however much it may “go against the grain” with that sturdy chur ‘chman, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the rationalisti¢ Dean of Westminster, or that stoutly evangell- cal newspaper called the Rock, is scarcely likeiy to lead to trouble. Spiritualism seems to be rather fashionable among crowned or once- crowned heads. At the Tuileries, while the second empire was in power, one heard of tt frequently, and the Russian and sundry other royal houses have looked with an eye of favor upon it.—{London Cor. San Francisco Chron, “A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION.”—Charley Rau, of No. 111 Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn, married his wife a year ago and she presented him with a baby a few dayssince. It was reported that Mrs. Malone, Charley's mother-in-law, had taken the child out to exbibit the day after it Was born, and that imbibing too freely she had left the child on a stoop. This story proved un- true, and it now appears that the father was alone responsible for the loss of the child, which since then has been adopted by a Mrs. Heidman, of No. 118 Hopkins street. Every ef- fort to regain the child from tts adopted mother has proved unavailing. Mrs. Heidman is fond of babies and having received this one from the commissioners of charities, determined not to part with it; besides this she had passed it off on her husband as their joint property. On the day she received it and about the time she ex- pected her husband's return from work she took to her bed and appeared to be sutferin from confinement and then called her husban over to kiss the child and its mother. The fond husband was naturally overjoyed, but when the child was claimed by its father the ruse of Mrs. Heidman was exposed. As affairs stand at present in relation to the matter it has been arranged that Mrs. Heidman shall retain the child.—{. Star, October 29. DEADWOOD now has a population of about 4,000, and is the commercial center of the Black Hills lon. It has rude theatres, dance houses, eeecere ge 3 hells, and uncounted operon yeta recent visitor says there is less than might fairly be expected ina new miniog place. There are banks, churches, a school —. a newspaper and good hotels. Many lawyers get a good Income out of the extensive Utigat! jon ov eres cies deere Dead wi =~ in an ti regular gulch, already outgrown tts space, and begins to climb the precipitous sides of th hills by which it is enclosed. White cottages, approached by winding paths and steps, stand hundreds of feet above the level of the’ town. Under Deadwood tery Ope me is another city— the city of the miners. to the tunnels and shafts are seen at v; aro aces throughout d shafts the out the yellow earth. and Eiutces it for the crumbs of gold that, during the sae ng Ages, have been slowly escaping from the les in the hills. But capitalists have taken hold of the mining business of the Black oral and many quartz mills of the best class arerunning. The truth about the yield of gold ishard to find out, because the owners of rich mines seek to depreciate values, and the owners of worthless mines have a contrary intention. A. DARNEILLE, Ai ‘Core? ist and Loutsiana ave. Ui SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRi PROPERTY, No. 10? SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Bi NG AND H. By virtue of a deed of ber 19th, AD, STL, and duly recorded in f° Liber No. 665, folio 47 fhe land re: ‘cords for the ‘Wash District Columbia, and af the request of errant eo tof the ‘on TH November 10h. 2, 1878, at ‘clock p.m., the follow: Srenbet coe ee of Golunbis, to wits d lying in lumbia, oficial plat and aid fote numbered seven cb and contained in the following metes and bounds: numbered four it on a line of 7th street west, y-nine (59) feet = from of see Ei 8 EF L ats of i : & H s i ii Ge a fit fe ais i Bea Ld i 8 e five: A BIG VELOcIPEDE.—Brighton, England, has been startled by the appearance of a man mounted on a bicycle of colossal dimensions, who glides along on a level with the topsof the lamp ‘posts, tow ering above the height of ordi es. The driving wheel of the ma- eine 1s nearly elge feet in ok so bem = is some tmcive ieee ma | Te ‘nee = ted onthe a iin i} The and constructed on the principle. ‘The backbone is made of a erg 1 babe, ibe, and has steps projecting for mount arena a second handle for stee! while the rider is getting into the saddl a She could not explain how it became so. The woman was evidently insane and was commit- ted to an asylum. e2"The of Mr. Deweese, of Cartersville, nine, wouldn't divide her candy with her , aged. 80 he got a Shotgun and shot her in the She may expeditions; but we do not hear that the Royal Geographical Soctety have formally given ta thelr adhesion to the most recent suggestions for factiitating African travel by the purchase * of one or more Indian elephants,—{ London Na- ture. A Max Win Two Wry . rs last evening: mestic pictane at XL and German t. Wright, anewly-fledged it with his young bride, nee Mary K. screamed and demanded to know what the matter was. His answer hing at al The tabiean was com. pleted by t pearance of an elderly lady, who exclaimed, excitedly, * That's him,” would have creat for the detective’s prudent. ing erly lady was the mother of Rebx to an aMidavit ntly the nature of the AL Went with the detective to the station. The allegation by t hat Wright, af r Ustuag with her two anda halt years, abi 1 - tember last and afterwards. W years old, has an appe He will have a hear before Magistrate oth, SOF Pespectability he eh of bigamy to-day. —{ Pidia. Trines. SONED FOR LIBEKATIN uedy Was indi in, Lo € Her Hrseaxp. he her hu< Tom the Dorset count a he prisoner visited be: husband, and took him surreptitiously a suit of clothes, which, while in the visiting room, he ij for hts asylum dress, then concealing the latter up the chimney. In the new dress he passed from Uhe precineis of the asylum. and has not since been heard of. chairman said it Was & Dovel Man had ren inde, but. she : the wo- red herself Mable to penal servi- as under the influence of her husband, and had been in prison since Septem- ber-14. ‘The sentence was one week's imprison- nent with hard labor.—(Pall Mall Gazette, THERE WAS A TINGE OF ROMANCE in the crime which led to the hanging of Richard T, Isaacs at Harrisonville, Missouri, last week. He was in love with a girl named Allie Ciilson, and Allite expressed ler Willingness to marry him a3 soon as he should be worth $1,000. In order to raise the money Isaacs deliberately murdered & drover, shipped the murdered. ta: ule St. Louis, and sold them. He was led be~ fore he had an opportanity to wed bis sweet. art, and confessed his crime as coolly as he had committed it. But his self-possession de- serted him when he spoke of the girl for whose sake be had risked the gallows, Isaacs was ex- ecuted according to lew, an incident rare in thal region of Missouri. REMUNERATION. — Doc Mepica Most insolent! dear.” (Re close a P.O. order for thirteen shillings an sixpence, hoping tt wili do you as litte goe your two very small bottles of ‘physic’ did 1 (Punch, 827 A Texas mother was niened to deat by two dogs fighting over her tin babies. 8F-“He who says ‘jump? doesn’t tear his mouth, but he who jumps breaks bis legs,” Is a proverb of the Caucasus, 8#- The yellow fever pestilence 1 persons who desired to do so a thought dead, f as Lo fraudulently on the death are known to have end Stop pursuit. One of the treasurer of Bloomington, Tl, £27 Gen. Nicholas with the abductic lins in New York ban estates. ‘This Xork on Mond: Un: aga 3 afforded ance to be get theirnames Many f eet a el in that way to as the defaulting who was cha and seduction of Emma ¢ hied him away to hts ¢ ct was ascertained in Ni nthe suit of Patrick € 4, in whieh the the loss of DIED. waEQREY. October Sat, 1878, Ev area danehier of La sand 4 days. corning hour ‘Death silently entered a peacefal home And pluck'd from there a cherish'd flower To plant before the Saviour's throne. = a on this spotiess flower, fragrance bore no stain of sin. Be placed it in His heavenly bower, re angels never cease to sing. TExD A Pr’ Funeral Friday, November Ist, at 3 p.m. residence of parents, $20 Ninth ‘street northwest Friends invited. ____UNDERTAKERS. __ (RED. | SPIND! UNDE: z. yt G. deaten at plase of Samed and prepared for tranportation “ap@-iy" 2 UNDERTAKER, Formerly with R. F. Harvey), 940 F street n. w., One door east of Tenth street. ape erate saccees Everything strictly Arst-clsas and ou the most reas- onableterma ‘pote JOuN B. WHicHT, UNDERTAKER, 1337 10th st. n. 0. marl2ly A. BUBGDO! UNDERTAKER, 316 Penn’a avenue n. w. T. EDW. CLARK, DEALER IN LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, — ee Blinds, Mouldings, &., &o. Offices {910 Vinwinis avenue southeast, id. | vamp aX Deror Mun street and Virginn avenue m2ly same ptness and fairness that has always $275 | cammaGE RoBEs. 7 os 612.00 ||THE DEST ASSORTMENT IN THE ALSO, HORSE COVERS and BLANKETS, from $1 up, at the POPULAB HARNESS and TRUNK FACTORY of