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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-26

THE TROUBLE IN PRINCETON CoLIEGF-
There il great excitement at Princeton over
The expulsion yesterday OF about forty stu
denis for disobediencs OF college laws, as
mentioned in saturdays STAR. A telegram
10 The y. y. Herald says: II seems that for
some time past a secret society has been in
existence among the students, which was
last gaming headway aud dangerous innu-
ence, Notwithstanding the Faculty did their
utmost TO ferret out the root OF IL. When the
existence of the society was discovered aud
ITS spirit and aims exposed the members of
1T we've ordered 10 break il up. This they
stubbOrnly refused TO 10. The Faculty
worked hard 10 dissuade them from their
eNIi dOings and INSTRUMENTATION. bat finding
llat IL was all 10 no purpose measures were
Then taken 10 make an example of the lead
ing organizers by eNpelling them. Two
thirds OF the number expelled belong To the
senior class. Many of the other students
complain that the Faculty has acted hastily
ard without sufficient cause, and threaten 10
cresIe trouble unless their expelled asso-
ciates are Teinstatei. 1t is feared that The
boat clubs, base bail and gymnastic eNer-
cls.s will have To be disbandei for some
time IL consequence OF the expulsion of SO
large number of students. Besides those
already expelled IL is said that more will
soon be subjected 10 the same fate. There is
a'y thing but unity reiguing at that seat of
learning just now. DIR. McCoSh is much
troubled over the matter aud sorely puzzled
as TO how he will bring about reconciliation.
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AUCTION SALES
FTTURE DAYS.

FET .THf - SALE OF 4 COMFORT pIV
Il 1NO-SToBY FRAME. NV ELI!INti Eul-- =
AND LOT IN GEORGETOWN, AT AUC-
s. D. sirtEs Of d deed II trust executed lam
81 aIy 2lst u. lss3. q. q recorded IN Ltber o
- lies $50, q TIE lsni records OF the District Of
touu TIA a. BY order Of the supreme Court y the
s-ittlCt u Colombia, made ia the matter ~ cauee
No 4i!, IqU'ty Dl,'e' u. she undersigned Trustees
~lii sell 81 pubic auCti ia ffvLt q premises
Oh SATU I'D. the = 7th day II November, A D.
lsfS at al 2ck p II, al that piece or parcel of
ground IN GeOrE town, u. q known aud described
a. follows: BEGINNING for the ct the ED % ore
hundrtd and fifty feet frcm the southeast corner of
HlEh and puLtsrton streets. Georgetown, District
OF Columbia, to tie eastern lire of tsn-fOOt alley,
SAD alley being rart Of the sip,b then south
twenty and one half degrees east with ths line OF
SAID alley ore hundred and eighteen 49, feet, then
eastery twelve feet then Dortheriy eighty en-
eet 10 the southeast corner Of house erected
lot be eby Intended to be eyed. thea with the
east lii OF said house twenty eight feet sOu.h
line OF DunbaI ton street then With said stree: vest
erly twenty feet six iDches the pisce Of begin
ming improved By comfortable two story Frame
Dwelling house.
Terms: One third cash: baiauce 10 six and twelve
mon tbs, with interest at eight per cent secured by
deed OF trust OBJ the property sold. All convey
sccIDg at the cost Of the purchaser. deposit Of
100 required at time OF sale. IL the terms of the
sale are not compiled with within five day., the
Trustees serve the right to resell the risk a,d
cost of the defsultine purchaser.
WILLIAM ID. pASSIN, fr.
WILLIAM A. GObDON,S i'"s'ees'
novH (Geo. Cour.1 TH0MA- BOWLING. Auct
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THE SURGICAL ExAMISATIoN OF the body
OF Lexington, the great Kentucky race horse,
revealed q most singular cause for his death.
That Fart OF the skull under the left eve,
where the trouble OF the horse seemed 10 be
located was filled with at least a quart OF
masticated food, which had been forced into
the cavity through an opening In the upper
jaw. caused by the loss OF a tooth.
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ADMISISTRATRlX'S SALE OF PAIR eF
MITCH GREf ORSgS, FINE BAY MARE,
ONE TOP BUGGY AND HABNEsS, SC, At
~ On SATURDAY November 9Th, AID.
N$N 1878, at o clock m , in front Of ny auc-
t"b rom, VIII sell one very superior pair of
matched Grey Horses; one fine Bay Mare, Elk years
ODD, Of sureri blood and trctting stock one Top
Buggy witn loic, snc one set Of Double Harness.
E.B SAWYER. hdmiais,ra.rix.
boF23d THOhA 5 DOW LIN 2. Auct.
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Al CTION SALES.
THomks BOWLING.

V'HoaAs BOWLING.
So the Cd stsus = La inner q GlezTy.
-rOtANeSs rvrneF - paunA. ans llth EtreSi.
AN ENCFLLENT ASSORTMENT OF HOCsE.
ENL+. ~ lsNllIRE fA6PSfS. COOK NC
AND HEA Ting STOVES, MIRRORS, ETC,
q o. To-ToRRCw Csaiu-dsyl MORNING
- III q clock, IL front Of M AGctioa rooms.
- Wiit eel an extensive assortment of Household
Goods Terms cash
u 1Hos. BOWLING. Auct.
nUSCANSON BROS, Auoiioneers
~ Corner Ninth aud d streets northwest
FlRElIuRE OF PRIVATE FAMILY De
tLINlNG HuUSEkEkPING AT AUCTION,
AT NJ; 10 sTRkET NORTHWEST.
IN On MONDAY MORNING, November
~ 23th, caDneucing 81 o Ociors, q. the above
~ house, shall sell the entire furniture con-
stained therein. viz:
Brussels aud o'beT Carpets, Walnut Psrlor Suit,
- aTble top ard other ISblas, W alnut Chairs.
Dining TO. N Euroiture, Chairs, Tables.
l.onnge- Glassea are, &c, Chamber Furniture,
u sir arr o her Mattresses, Feathers,
tttsele, Mirrors Ottonars,
Single aid Double R.d.teads. &C.
Together with Kitchen Furniture, Cooking and
Hestipg Stoves, &c.
novc67t bUNCANsoN BROS, Auc,s.
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IOSEFH +. kELLEY, Auctioneer.

1RTSTEES' SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON TIE WEST SIDE o. 10Th STREET
WEST. BETWEEN AND w STKEETS
NORTH, At AUCTION
G. b virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Nay 20,
az ISL ard rded IN Lber Gas folio 36S Of the
lsua records Of the District of Columbia, We will
offer for sale Al pu,lic auction, in front of the
prem ises, on WEDNESDAY, December 1 It, 1876, at
4 O'Clock p. M, certain property in Washington
city, ID o., and being parts of Lots "a and Is, in
John @. Adams subdivision of Sqsars S5i, and
beginning therefor at point ia the west iiue os 10Th
street west Ii fec inches uorth from the south
eastern of said LOT 2s, thssce north Is feet
inches, thence west 81 feet I01a inches TO aiIey,
thence south IL feet inches and thence the
beginning, with the impr ,yCments thereon, consist
ing in two-stoTy Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the balance in
three equal intallmeDts. AT II and Is months the
purchaser TO give bis her notes for the deferred
payments. with interest until paid at DER cent per
snr I'M, secured By Iced or trust on the property
SHo deposit on acceptance ot bid All convey
snciDg 81 cost Of purchaser. Terms TO be compIied
with within seven days from day of sale.
yAME. s. EbW Yards, Trustes,.
nOvl5-eo&ds Joseph 6 KELi Ely. Aurt
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TO.MORHOW.

THOMAS DOWNING,
4 hrctioneer aud Real Estate Broker,
At the Old stand of Lstirner & Cleary,
Southwest oerner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.
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II II. wAEkEB,
Federal Buildings, corner eth AID SITS. northwest

Ds Reat Estate BROKER and AuCti0neer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9Th And SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or vALuABLg UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON STKEET,
EhIMEEN 18TH AND 18th STREETS
"a By viftue Of deed Of trust, dated Sept TENDER
go, lS4 ard duly recorded in Iber No 76l,
folio 81 It seq, one Of the land records ef the
District OF UoiGrEtia ard by the written request of
the party recured thereby, will seI at public
auction on the premises, on MON November
22i, 1873, at "a clCck all tina piece par
Csi OF land, situate ana being in the CITY Of Wash
iDetOn, District Of Columbia, and known and d.
sigDsted rs lot numbered twelve, (l2.D il square
nun berea one thsus and and five, II $685.
Terms: One fourth cash and the balance in 8, IL,
ard Is months for hich the note of the purchaser
bearing interest at per cent. per anLum from day
Of sale, and secured by deed OF trust the prop
erfY sold, Will be taken. A deposit of SlUU will be
required At time Of Tale. AL canyeyancing at the
expense of the purchaser If the terms of sale are
not complied with In 10 DAYS from day OF ,ie tn
trustees the right To resell the property at
the risk and cot of tho defauting purchaser after
days advertisement
jNO. JOY EDS N, Trustees.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, December list, 1915. sans hour and
place. CHhS. f.. FRASER r...
JNO. JOY Ei5SpN, { A'us'ees'
nov22eo&ds j. I. COLDWE ELL, Salesman.
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UQ4S CHEAT 1872
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919

lS4S GREAT 1O4S
1919 PEENsYLVANIA ROUTE 1919
NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave Is follows:
Washington. 100 q. m. I Baltimore rs q. N
:" IL as .. M Ills D. N.
7:40p.m. -6:00p M.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
With elegant Scenery, Palace state broom Day and
NIsht Cars, with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles say ed 10 Western and Central
New York.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WaSHINGTOH to the WEST and
NORTH without Range.
Tickets BY this route can be procured at the Of
nces, corner OF 18th aud Pennsy ana avenue,
snd corner Of 9th street aud Pennsylvania ne,
under National Hotel, where reliable information
viii be given at all times.
Passengers prOcuri. tickets ct these Offices can
secuIe sccOmmods Ions AZ Palace Cars for Chicago,
Pntsburg and Rochester.
nsrBly PhilsdelpEfs, Pa.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

10. ". STU \ MI.
~ Real Estate Agent ani AuctioDear
Room 10, lie Dr0it BuiSinc
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nUNOANSON BROS, Aucnoneers,
IL Southeast corner Of 9th and d streets n. ".

~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED unit
noy4S .1l&16 Republicanl
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RI THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PUNkD, on account % the rain, Until SATURDAY,
GEO w sTIIEN ~ Snr , Trry,aa
noy2s-eod J. T. COLDW ELL, Salesman
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE AIrCrInk

yAASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w Successor o. Gre u d Williams. Au otiuuesr.
1901 northwest corner Of l0.h and ID streets
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COAL AND WOOD.
COAL AND WOOD.
IT EDw. eLARk. 7. b. CROSS, in.
r. kDW. CLARK . CO..
DEALERS IN
LUMBER, WOOD, COAL, DOORS, SASH
BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &c.

foot o az :. esss neas up,ss s sna s.s1 %
Office, Room No. a, .Firemenls Ins. Ofico.D ovse
Bank Of W ssbiastOn, Washington, ID. q. &C y an
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HTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED untii
SATURDAY. November 2oth, Io73, same hour AID
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WASH. d; WILLIAMS, Auc.l9nser,
No. 1901 northv est corner 18th and streets
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GEO. W. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee
noyl5- cod J. T.CULDWELL, Salesman.
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

An ELEGANT FUR BEAVER ovERooAT.
"A satin front, for Us, Mt sTRAUs', loll Penn
tylNsui avenue. nov7
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~ THE PURCHASES OF THE ABOVE DE-
scribed property having failed to mply with the
terms Of said sale made September % 1878 shall
resell rho same at public auction, the premises,
&C SATURDAY, November t3th, 1875, at O'Clock
p NJ, at the risk and cost OF The defaulting pGr-
chaser.
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TIL TEL 8 SALE OF 4 CONFORTABLg
INO-Sfob1 FRAME Nv ELIING Eut--s
AID LOT IN GEORGETOWN, AT AUC-
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Cos1IE.. "a f.4 .. esslS 90 S:.s :. ~ -
k;::;.sss ds;sSss ss,S3sSS
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s sEsjAssiss T. Z: s ssSTbEEk Trustees.

~THB ABOVE SALBS ARE POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, November 26th, lS6, Same hours
and places BY order e the Trustees.
novu 10 62i (Rep,day Of sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
Citn Real G5late for Sale.

FOR SALE-Very low, or viii lease for term
yel 6rsclss 4stOrg brssn stone house. |oEo%KlVV'
Fortysi1tbsi. near Hlth-aye. n BUDf. PsrE place
EOR SALE-FOur-story DWELLINGS, caDl-
4 finish sIy-candst ia feet vest OF BfoalTa SS00i
Wal BrDElL. Owner $50 EigbthAye
nor SALE-The tive-story brick BUILDING
4 asl Lon %9j Waers.. bower; also, FAkh oil %
scres OF land For parleuGrs inquire o.
BLISS Il JAMES, $40 BrOome-st. city
&.I.D KIM FOR \ HANDSOME FOuR
I'D %s,2sIU Story HIGH srOOP. BROWN STONE
HOUSE Is 90; handsome four story brown stone
IN eyenhst sud two in FiYeghhsi ,tese houses are Whn
rs4 uus Elevated Ralns whi-n is to be completed 70
,ni,nte. az lit KlkER Co.. b Pine-st
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Gouutrp propcrIp 10 .el.
Oredn Steamers.

0DrfGn SIedWfrs.
A MEXICAN LINE.
N THE AMEGICAN STEAMSHIP CohPASf
OF PHILADELPHIA. -. 49,. -. .
Weekly Steamship Os.ssb PliIlADhlrhiA ta1
LIVERPOOL ealing QUEEN rOHS. al az eFev THURSDAY
from Phi sdepha sBd eEer WEDNESDAY ron Liverpool
The following steamers sppOu' - "a Tom pp4i3Vhs'
INDIANA. .................'...ss' yabnaV ~
sABBOThFORD. .ss.''.ss'' yan"4F
ONO.
PENNSYLVANIA
PRICES OF PASSAGE ~ CU6ksNCli
Cabin g75 N 500. scoring " acconnoi auoas
steer,re and Eeeats TeEeu TO an from a. points a. V,
oN est rates ,.-.s-.
accommodates for classes anshfptss hmps AZ
saigon ani FtessfIes.
These supplied win Lfcs sdApon TO the uai
Life Boats and IAe-PrezeTTefL
Through aes through Bills Of Lang lssne between all
prominent points
FOR I.sssgs Of freight and other Information srly "
GEO. " COTTON. A;tnt ~ Brotist, y. T.,
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Ageat
3 bat.r,-Diae kes.YOrk
PETER WRIGHT Sons, General Agents.
3J1 "agurst, Philadelphia
Richardson Spence 4 CO.. Liverpool
j. Cmuins 4 Bros, Qieeasi1@s
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EOR LIVERPOOL.
(yIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THB U. 5. MAILS.
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM OOsPMf
will Dispatch one Of Gn foil poser oa screw steans4s
FROM PIER No. 40 y. L.. LIVERY TUESDAY.
az folowH
WISCONSIN Capt FRERHAS.....Jaauary o, Al zi5O D. M
IDAHO Capt BEDpoE .......Janu,ry IL. at 5000
NEVADA Capt pRfcE ......,....Ja1oay 10, At $50 m
CABIN passage, $50, EolL
Storage passage Osice. Ei 90 Bro,iVly, nlOw rsses
For freight eaoia pas,Ist apply %
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PERFECTION!
BOXERS BlTTERS.
Beware OF Counterfeits.
european advertisements
Ss3s:cEITE I|;I:|

BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC ret introduced 20,
The relief Of indigestion Genera Debility aud Los. Of Appetite in
valuable Recommended for Ia puny By the Food Jearna Arthur Hin
Haaall NJ D.. Weosorth l.. Scott, r. e. y. A. & L.
n A. te Sold By Groees oiiuen And Chemists In large
bottles, a. 2s each Beware Of Limitations Prepared bV
eOoDALL, BACKAOUsE c..
kassA
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ROYAL Mail Steamers appointed - sat IS iolovsi
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlVbkPOOL.
CITY OF Observation-Disclosures DAl, Jla 1873. M
CITY OF ANTWERP. llDAf. Jan, az a. m
CITY or BROORLYN........sATUK DtT. Jan 10 at Ia m
CITY OF NEN-1Okk. NhDAi jan So ~ NJ
CABIN PASSAGE. So So All 10. SoHL
sTFERAGE.-Io and from a.. points 81 reiiosI ratea
Cabin and General Olc' No i br,alFa =. ~,
JOiiN q. DAT x, Aren't
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Brooklnn propertp 90 fet.

DARLOR FLOOR of No. l02 Pineapple-st.
front room sa OEoe sbsD brt go aooo
hon Puton.sL W. r. COOK 30 Wssb ssiOast, BrOofTn.
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Drooklnn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
No. 100 observation-disclosures store aad home: lot, 2IKbD
Nos 40 81 % Nassaust-Fame dwellings, lot. 4ix:Ol
Is and vs. aslr0tOnst.FsAne dwelling! loi, 4oxfD
st.asiofg and base neut BACK houses
No 43 WlOaghbg-sL-3siory brick ho4.c: LOT, 2JElOI
No. Sc Hcks-st-3-storg brick Louse; lot, 2jIlOO
No. 1855 iIem5ens.-3-sory BRICK house lot. 2JEloO =,
~ COOK, 23j WasIiagon-st, Broosl-n.
ID s. BUSSING, jr. No. 20i Montague-st
Ia, Cornentsl But.x brookhn, BROKER IN hbAL ~ rs
aaa hOKI GAGLS for sale p.easanty located d" sLLIHH
Brooyn Hiats Perrep0nts BoOkYni pnce tl3oUO
win ca erus payme several snck well ecas
nice 50 500 each csory brick hoG'r, near RIO pe
PARK for roGn.stole front boue sot5Eest corr eF OF
Union and Ito tst+ house 2Iii feet SaeAe ST. nsrh
side between Smith Hoys will he sold AZ much less than real
value large snd fney ;Gukei residence 39l Clnont an
Also broWustose front bOuscn best part oil Dean
2}K5O front houses In various
ra Of Brooklyn $1,000 each Aso Tor sale
q Prospect ParG Tor
sale to let The largest owners OF houses ani Ib
near the Pork have the agency Tor The ssme with the
parcel Of lots for between Seven ana benh
decided b fora capital ST. Ao
centrally locad togh ard hgbt Iaorg gc
toynune lror 2OS5O 10 Prospect Prk
nearly finished good chance builder Tie advr
rs feet hOatl uest 90 feet
200 deep choicest vacant property IN BROOK
BOLds ant Mortgages on approved req eae 1ouIt .hd oh
The undersgrc brooklyn Bnncu Office OF the Man
OomplnyA Gets, Stockholders Eoucts
ID, insurance. business Of rel lent Of BrOoElyn
r. y. DUsslNG. jr 2OI Nontaguest. Brooklyn.
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~ LINk-These hrstsss STEAMSHIPS viii sail a. NJ T0a
Pier II r. Ceiarst Havana Jrect as oltSi
COLUMBUS, 4. Z. Rtel....''...... EnDAI yaIup ~
CRESCENT CITY. I. ). THU GSUAY. January II
or passage sppfb
WM F. CLYDE = CO.. No. d Bowling green
NICK LrLIyg 4 Co. ,
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoHK. Saturday. Jan. 2. 1878.

NEw-YORK Baturday, JIM T. I5'os
At tho Exchange SalesrOOms to-day Albert
H. Nicolay Il Co. sold the threesory brick tenement
house and lot 25xlOO H. north side of onehundred-and
eeyenthst 22S feet east OF Secondave to H. Godsmtn
for 5000 George H. Scott adjourned safe OF easenou
nremises on Secondaye. anti Jan. az tne same honr
ana place For next week number OF sales OF iesa'
natura are announced,
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For Bows and Young Men-Countrl

A HOME, with suitable care and obstruction,
q Sar six BOYS Rev. J. TUFTS, uonson Mass
LADY residing at her own country seat
"A on the yes wishes 70 reeve mo her family we-'.
toub suct Latin Frneb and the English branches Ad
e. N R,r 10 Tnbane O1.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
Ccuntrp Real estate tor Sale
AnrIion Sales OF Real Gstate.

A DMINISTRATRIX'sS ALE.-DAVID SNIP
IA SON Aucuonee 70 Naaus VIII sell at pubhc auction a. the
Exchange SaesoOm No. Ill Broadway, n Y Cy, MONDAY
Jan T. 1878 s the right ue interest which Peter MudO0 and
Maoon deceased time Of their death aud
the building No. 207 Heny the uneIpre term Of
22 the the lot the unpaid ground and
ALICE MULDooN. Admusratrr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-14

cake stands aud modest casters, slen'
dor goblets aud solid butter dishes all
made up a tom ensemLio, which pur
pencil can hardly describe,
We entered China hall, Mirrors 10
the right of Us, mirrors TO the len ol
W., mirrors IN front of US flashed aud
glilterod mirrors with clocks Whlcll
bade idle vanity note the dying hours
~ II primped ana porked bplora them
IN my ladys chamber mirrors oval
mirrors square, tall pler-glasH, hnd
humble twelve by eighteen reflection
Of bachelor misery, On our flgbl rose
shelf above shelf llled with glassware
aud cunning designs Ia wire work
Farther on might be seen more Hnp'
slanlial household crockery aud china
ware.
China hall has been enlarged TO meet
tho demands of rapidly increasing
business, aud n now receiving wood
aud willow ware by the car load
House furnishing goods In every line
that the mind can conceive OF SILVER
ware In sets from $50 10 ssboi glass
ware aud lamps In endless variety I
cutlery from the best makers, ahd bus
kets Of all sizes are u portion Of the
stock Of China hall,
Mr., a, Marshall, chlof-ofstail, came
to our rescue What lac don't know
about China hall aud ils contents
would not make n book M large rs
Queen MAIDS seal ring, He UNDER
stands his business, knows the price of
everything In the house from n pier
glass 10 u napkin ring, and when II
customer comes In he doesn't rush TO
the invOice-hoOk 10 see the cost. Mr..
y. GOslln h commander-in-chieL and
Is 80 well known TO our readers that
praise Is supenluous,
Young lady, iry your Orlando hints at
matrlmony, hint 10 him TO visit China
Hall. Staid married lady, II your be-
loved spouse has made u goodstroke In
real estate or In shaving city scrip, and
hints vaguely Of rcfurnlshlng the halls
OF your ancestors, send him to China
hall, and tie your garter around hi'
finger 80 that he will remember IL
Charles Algernon plantaganet, /
your Amelia has yielded blushint
consent TO your ardent suit, give he
your manly arm and 80 to China Hall
Goslin and Marshall iU0n't tease you
,0W treat you right and give you TIN
worth OF your money. Go ut once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-14

Strumous or scrofulous affections are
the curse, the blight, the potato rot of
mankind. They are vile and filthy as
well rs fatal. They arise from con-
tamination and impurity of the blood,
and are to be seen all around us every
where, One quarter of all we meet are
tainted with them, and one quarter of
these die of them die foolishly too,
because they are curabie. Ayers Sar-
saparilla cleanses the scrofulous cor
ruption from the blood, renders II pure
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gates the foul contamination from the
system. No longer groan under your
scrofulous disorders, since the learned
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Sarsaparilla.- Montgomery (Ala.3 Adj
vertiser
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-14

WE, LYTE 4 co., real estate agents, No, 100
Lamar street, beg leave 10 call the attention
OF persons Wishing 20 purchase real estate 10
the extensive lists Of property ON their
bulletin boards IN ana outside Of
their ONCE, under the respective heads OF
"Improyed Guy Property" "Vnoant oily
Lots" Farms" and "unimproved aud
wild Landa," embracing business houses aud
vacant lots IN the commercial center OF the
city, Also, building lots, and number OF
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter OF the city, Also, large tracts ofwild
lands IN Dallas and other counties OF tho
state, besides number OF ARMS OF various
sizes, including several large and highly im-
proved plantations within ave miles OF the
city OF Dallas, 2BOdlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-14
MAIL NOTICE,

Sealed proposals for carrying the United
states mails between the post office at Dallas
Iexas, and the Houston and Texas Central
railroad, fourteen times q week each way.
VIII he received by the postmaster until
tuesday, February Is, 1873, at noon.
No contract Is required to be executed. but
persons bidding must be honest and capable,
not less than sixteen years old, md Tie nc,
copied bidder will be expected to serve at the
compensation proposed until otherwise or
dered by the postmaster general He will
by law.
Proposals must be addressed 70 the post
master a. Dallas, and Endorsed Proposals
sIodiv ~ VIZ. JONES po.,ms.,.r.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-14

To Tho City Subscribers Of tho Dallas Herald
From ami after this date (febrpnrs
u, is76l, the connection OF Mr. H. u
Neville, ns agent for tho city subserip
dion list. ceases, AMI mr.. Jesse M' WI
Hansen VIII have charge 81 The same
Hereafter payments 20 him only viii
be acilnowIe lodged by this 0nice.
y. w. sWtNDELI.s,
February q, 1870. Publisher.