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E.'-ss ses ssecs Exchange, Nov. II.
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ne. Go ssosk, 40 bad. National ne'rcpollsa Firs
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al ~ as snd GsorsstO.r s.esm.hip CON p.ns
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hs,, bud; ws,cr STOCK Bond,, fs,y al yea.
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ssss: "A, snail ga, q bid. 6s's ..k.d. tWs.s
bid; FUND Losn bonds, Leg s., O., Mas'.
TSa, y bid: Cess - sisok, llss,l %, ..
stoel tiss'Iss a., SSie Sasors ss Sa s
isl Stock, ss,J A. J. q lssl, IS eid DO. Sc. D.
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~ o. plesssre. 20 BID. Board Of Pss
IS. SIS is i ssH :s;,. Imp sl : .:s..
ws,er csrtsss, s.f 5 Isl pa ,d l - 80 s'a
The markets.
IS -, sSps Ne, S1sS. '' Nh t c.r:
hns 6s I'D, l6ss; So, rec, Co, special tar la
20 DAY. Sugar steady and frm, lOsI0s.
b.LriMohE, Nov. lS-O,tton nrncr but suiss-
nhdiine l2af sis. Flour Gull and nrc hangtr wheat
80 &C. No western amber, ~, = A. stern I'D
~ PEI nsyi vsnia red Ssl ~ Mar, isEd red. 4 ~
Al 40, do an bsr. l fial 81. %. white, \ lsal as
SotL-suu itsrn finn and active, esiern quiet hat
nm ufh,rE white Dl3, 5e DO, new, ClA6s s1ufh-
err leiiows old. do. new, e2s6S. western Nd
si'a Ina. Nsts quiet aud -'cady-sl uth~rn, 81 Af
western White. 4Sath, western mixed 4na4z. I've
mn et-S as. BAY nrm and utchangel Prostsi lrs,
ohtrif s. lsett; price, unchanged Park-old = IS
- - Rev 2 .oa;2 %, Lard Gun win d-wBward
.eiotIel crude, iAsslS rsdned, itl. ala, Butter
hfm tnd unchanetd Petroleum unset I'd Jude
Mbnky hru-ll7.
kEw hoEK, Nov. Is -Stocfs active an. str,us
fCucy, \. Gold. Ia. Exchange. Ions, as ,aort
60 Goyernncuts duh aud strong.
NV lokk, Nov. la.-FiOur dun aul declining
Wheat quiet aud unchanged Corn quiet aud straay .
,L9Nb"N, Nov. II. Y e. pm.-The dir, ctnrs 81 TIE
bspk OF Ebglanl - their meeting TO-DAY lived the
minimum ate 81 discount II the Ank NJ ,sr rstt
y. > bonds, laols, lJsA. kTie, Ia. New 5rk
loNpcN, Nov. l. m.-The rate of discoun, IN
tie open ket Tor thr months bitis 4. = a..
Ter cont NJ ich Il .raAs psr Cett belos the fank
rate. l : bonds, ls6a :, lOss- a. prtfrrr-d. =
Couscls, 81 S-l6 ivT money sud account
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THIS EVENING,

FV'H0MAS DOWNING,
l. A1ctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand of Lstner h Cleary,
sDufhesst corner Pennsylvana avenue and lIth st.
CONTINUATION SALE OF TNREDEENFD
PLEDGES,
N Commencing on THURSDAY MORNING,
"a November 9Th, 1875, at 10 o'clock, and Even
zASx ing at clock, aud continuing same h urs
l. ON day TO day until all is disposed of will sell
the large collection Of Forfeited Pledges from the
house of julius He Zog, of PHILADELPHIA, consisting
OF Gold aud silver Watches Of eel ,brated English
aGd Amer lean makers, Jewelry Plated W are, Table
and Pocket Cutlery in great variety. &c +, &C. &C.
Terms cash JULIUS HERZOG,
Licensed Pawnbroker, PHILADELPHIA
novl7 THOMAS DOWLING Ancf
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HSet Alexander Pope dow among the
anti-infiationists.
"Blest paper credit last and best supply,
That lends corruption lighter wings 20 n.y."
~Mother Stewart, famous in the "tem-
perance crusade" in Ohio. has received an
invitation 10 begin a similar movement In
England.
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A BRAVE CAPrArN.-Captain Adler Han
sen, of the Norwegian bank Poussin, 10 not
likely ever 20 be IN want OF a ship. Caught
M gale with a load OF iron aud deals the
latter deck load, the bark was SO badly
damaged that the entire crew deserted her
While Captain Hansen undertook alone 70
take her 10 port. The sea was still very high.
the cabin full OF water, the night wild, and
The brave captain fell down several times at
Tie wheel from exhaustion, bnt he cualiy
brought bis bark within hail OF a pilot cut
ter from Hull, which assisted him into
Grimsby.
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THIS Is THE KIND OF REvIvAL.-The
Boston Advertiser, lamenting the low state
OF mercantile morality, expresses the opin-
ion that: "a revival OF religion, IL that could
mean, as il should, Q revival OF old.time
habits Of honesty and moral responsibility;
If il could mean q return OF the time when
the merchant felt that to buy goods when he
kpe W himself to be insolvent was no better
Than stealing; when deliberately TO put q
false valuation on ones assets was looked
upon as criminal-a revival OF religion, bear
ing such fruit, would be cause Of great re-
i0icipR.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

A MEDICAL BRIGAND ON HIS MUSCLE
In New York on Sunday four masked men
entered the apartments OF an infrm man
named Lewis Clark, sixty years of age,
bound and gagged him, and carried on about
$50 in money and S1OO worth of iewelry
About4 p. m, ID. Dundas, an irregular medi-
cal practitioner, of 81 Ludlow street, was
arrested on suspicion, and was ide utilized by
Mr.. Clark. A large quantity of silver-ware,
sc, supposed to have been stolen. was found
in Dundas' place. The accused was in the
habit OF visiting and prescribing for Mr..
Clark
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Southwest corner Pennsylvan avenue and llth ct.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A COMFORTABLE
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
On ID STREET. NEAR LINGAN STREET,
GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue of two deeds of trust, dated respec-
kts lively the 18th day of November A. ID. 1879,
and the 2lst day of August, A ID. 1873 aud recorded
IN Liber No. 7ul, folio 23i, and Liber No 726, foos
$40, Of the land records for the District of Coum
ba and at the request of the party secured thereby,
We will sell At public auction in front of the prem
i5es, on TUESDAY, the Sd of November, A. D. 1875,
at clock p. m, all those Lots Of ground known
parts Of Lots numbered LII aid III, 10 Threkeld sd
dtion TO Georgetown, in the District of Columbia,
and bounded as follows: Beginning for the same at Q
point the north line Of ID street. feet 10 inches
west OF the northwest corner Of Lingan and ID sts
1.-THE same being the center OF the dv ZION wall of the
two houses built on the said lots, and the southwest
north parallel to Lipgan street one hundred and
twenty feet thence west parallel to Id twen-
ty seven feet eleven inches thence south lO feet
I'd street. with the north line Of ID street
to the place OF beginning, together with the i'm
proyements which consist of a very comfortable
two story Frame Dwelling, with back Hiding.
Terms: Ope-thrd cash; balance in and Il
months, with interest at per cent secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold All convey ancing at
the cost Of the purchaser If the terms OF sale are
not complied with within five days the Trustees re-
,he right to resell at the risk aud Of the
detsultiDs purchaser. deposit Of 100 req oired
WILLIAM A. GORDON, r...
Wm. ID. CASSIN, irustees'
rovll dtd THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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nUNCANSOH BROS, A1ctioDsers,
II Southeast corner Of 9th aid ID SITS :, northwest

1EI STEES' SALE, At ACCTION,OF ANGLE
CAN'T DWELLING. IN A MOST pESIHABLE
FART or TIE CITY, ON | STREET, BE
IMEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND 10Th
STREET northwest.
~ By virtue of a deed of trust to Us, dated
EEs March Is, 1874, and recorded ia Liber No. 7a7,
fClio III one Of the land records OF the District of
Columbia, we Will, on MONDAY, the 29th day of
November, A d 1878, at clock .. M . in front of
The premises, sell public auction, lot No q of
G. BeITet's subdivision Of original lot No. S, in
square No. l99, said subdivision being RECORDED
in LibeI II p c., TO 10 IA, in the ofce OF the sur
Neyor Of the District Of Colum bia.
Ibis lot fronts on street ortb. and runs back TO
80 foot alley; is improy ed by elegant three story
Brick Dwelling, tNo. 1897 1 street orthwest }
with basement, attic and back building, and has
ce lent furnace and range
Terms: One-third In cash, and balance in three
equal payments at 8, Il and Is months, for which
The notes OF the pure bearing interest at the
rate OF eight per cent per annum from the day OF
sae secured by deed Of trust the property sold,
VII, DC q1ired deposit OF 81 coo Will be equired
CT the pufchaser at tie time of sale and all convey
anoing is at the expense of the purchaser IL the
terms OF sale complied 18th within one wee
from the cay Of sale, the Trustees the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost of the
ian,ting purchaser, upon giving seven days notice
ia lie National Republican and Nv ehing Star
GEORGE w. RIGGS, tr..
ARTHIR FENDALL ArusNees'
nsNG-d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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BUTTER THAT DIDN'T WASN'T. u.
brewster took judgment for S3G2 % in the
marine court yesterday against the stock
holders OF the defunct "Oleomarcanne Man
ufacturing Company" This company was
organized In 1ss3 10 make what was called
butter from animal fat, and soon the retail
market was filled with tubs OF what looked
Ike good yellow orange county butter. The
stun soon turned rancid, became streaked
and speckled, and was utterly useless. Tue
butter and cheese exchange compelled the
factory In 10Th street 10 close, and the com
pany was bankrupted. The employees were
not paid, and several OF them sued for thei r
wages, and In some cases for money adj
yanced 20 the company. AS the sheriff could
Ind 10 available assets To satisfy Judgments,
suits were instituted against the stockhold-
Cfs individually. Among the stockholders
were James b NJ sckeDZie, VIM. {. Conner
Dr. X. o. Dore- IS. Nathaniel Perry, q. j.
Parks. g. W. Banks, w. Y. Gillette, Cbas
y. Ransom and l.. a. Grill. by stipulation
between counsel. B. ewster's case will govern
three ether suits before u4ecOu.t.-.N. H. SIN,
rHfH.
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u II. WARMER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 7th and SITS northwest


CHANCERY SALE VALUABLE CNINPROvED
REAL ESTATE SITUATE ON CONNECTICUT
AyENuE, BETWEEN h AND l. STREETS
NORTHWEST.
81 BY virtue Of decree passed By the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, on the 4th
day Of November, 1873, in q certain cause
therein depending, entitled Sallie l. Appeby ct 81
VS.. Thomas h. Winston Ell al and numbered, in
equity No s3, the undersigned will sell at public
auction, in front Of the prt mis- at O'Clock o. 10
on SATURDAY, the goth day Of November. ISIS,
all that certain piece or parcel Of ground lying in
the city OF Washington, In the District aforesaid
known snd designated on the ground plat or plan
thereof Is lot lettered d, in Harris aud Grammer
recorded subiiyision of original lot numbered three
tSl IN square Numbered one hundred and sixty -four
(I6lb.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One third
OF the purchase moT is to be paid in cash. aud the
residue in three equal instaments, pay able pee
lively, in Elk, tn Give and eighteen months, with In
terest from the date Of SALE at the rate Of eight
centum per snnum, until paid, for which are to be
executed the promissory notes OF the purchaser, Sc
cnred by deed OF trnst upon the property deposit
OF eco will be required With the accepted bid aid
all convey aLcing is TO be at the cost Of the pur
chaser. JOHN SELDEN, Trustee.
Doy9 j. T. COLDWELL. Salesman.
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The Stnget MiIICn.e.

BIS MILLIONS AND HIS WIVES.
Another hearing in the Singer will case
was bad before Surrogate Coffin, Ia Whtt.
Plains, yesterday. The Surrogate acoul-
eEced In The decis ION Of the counsel for the
contestant 10 continue the proceedings in be-
han OF his client Tor three Consecutive days
ard then rest The Surrogate remarked that
when Mrs. Foster formerly known a. Mrs.
Singer was on the stand, testimony a.lducea
by questions touching any transactions or
conversation between herself and the taSta-
Tor, Isaac NJ. Singer, was excluded. lie was.
however, Of the opinion that such testimony
could lie taken. EN-Judge Porter and M.
Garter, counsel for proponent, opposed such
view OF the law, because the contestant
might thereby prove her status a. the widow
OF tie deceased by testifying 10 declarafIous
made 10 her by him.
j; A. Fuller, OF the law firm OF Abbot; a
cutler, 90 being called In behalf of contes-
tant, testified that he was acquainted with
Mrs. Mary Ann Foster. He was employed by
her IN lst2 10 begin suit against her hus-
band, Isaac NJ. Singer. y motion for ala
moDy was opposed, and a decision was ma sie
which was TO che effect that Mr.. Singer
should allow IS 900 per annum FOR alimoay
curing the tendency of the suit, and a - fol-
counsel fees. IL was stipulated subseouent-
that no order should be entered In the court
as long as the defendant should faithfully
carry out the conditions OF "a contract en-
tered into by tie parties 10 the suit. BY the
contract IL WAS further stipulated that Mrs.
singer should be prov ided With a house, and
nave a suitable maintenance for life. The
contract was entered into in order 20 avoid
any annoyance of disgrace. On the carrying
out OF the contract by Mr.. Singer the suit
was 10 be discontinued. IL was stipulated,
however, that the agreement would not pre-
vent Mrs. Singer from prosecuting her suit
should she decide TO do SO. Subsequently,
Mrs. Singer called in regard 10 my taking
further proceedings I'm the matter. The an
swer in the suit was general denial OF any
marriage. also denial on any right of the
contestant 10 any relief. When The fact of
Mrs Singers marriage TO Mr. Foster became
known 10 Mr. Singer, lac at one refused 10
pay any more alimony.
Foster NJ a. rlt1far Oh no fozf 6aN
TO Z character of her visits It'll Mr.. Singer
To = dwellings OF Mr.. Singers relatives and
m Is arc the visits OF the same people md
otliels 10 their nome on various occasions,
al i her presentation by Mr.. Singer a his
wife TO them. Tie court then adjourned
until this norning-N q. Tribune, I6th
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4 ,OAL! GOAL! WOOD! WOOu,,
CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CASHf
THOUSANDS or TONS ORDERED.
AIrvtnS daily cargoes Of the best v,rieties Of All
kiSds OF COAL and WOOD ~ sN
Now Is the time to kuy
II yen would save money get good aytfeIs and ,us
signed before you buy Wv '
Having two Of ths largest harves in the Distr1cs
ano AL the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Coal direct from vessels to the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
ments. A visit to our WhArves and nepot will con.
vince one at glace ofou unmr passed advantages
Cord. -
Good OAK WOOD delivered 9. low - ss to q,
per cord.
single TRIAL ia all that IL necessary to convince
the public OF the above facts
JOHNSON BROTHERA,
Main Once and Depot ct Johnson = W haryes. foot
Of l2th and 18th stresfs.
OM.. i2c2 r street northwest
f1112 9Th street aup8-eo
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THF ASTERoID SEASoN.-Summer Is prac-
tically a close season for asteroids. There is,
Indeed, 10 Jaw forbiCding an astronomer to
bag an asteroid ia July or August, In case be
happens TO flush one with "a telescope, and
there ls-no necessity for such a law, since no
one pretends that summer is the breeding
season for asteroids. the simple facts OF the
case are that asteroids dislike the hot aud
dusty summer air, and rarely show them
selves until the cool nights of autumn tempt
them forth. OF course, The judicious asLron-
omer does not waste his time in star-huuting
his telescope-marking il "loaied," TO warn
children and servants against meddling with
it-snd taking up his trusty hammer aud his
geological game-bag. goes out 10 amuse him.
self by chasing fossils until the hot weather
is at an end.
We are row at the beginning Of the regu-
lar asteroid season, and * promises 10 be an
unusually good one. Professor Peters has
just reported that a European astronomer
has already bagged brace of asteroids on
the same night, bringing them down, We may
suppose, right and left, with mis- achromati c
telescope. This Is really excellent sport, and
Justif1es the high praise which has been given
10 the achrOmatic telescope for its certainty
at long range. The old fashioned rejecting
telescope, which might properly be callei a
loader, since the astronomer peered
into II from the muZZle, has been almost Ell
tirely superseded by the achromatic or
breech- loading instrument, with improved
clock work sights. DIR. Peters himself has
done famous execution with this telescope
and he might safely be relied upon 10 ma Ike
up an American astronomical team, TO he
armed with Mr.. Alvap Clark's American in
struments, and TO conduct an international
asteroid match with a team OF picked Eu-
Dollymount might be equaied or even
eclipsed.-N y. Times.
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TOMORROW.
y Ii. WARNER,
bs Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 729 9TH street, between G and IL

II Ii. WARNER,
Ds Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 129 9TH street between G and IA.
TRUSTEES SALE of the VALUABLE SQUARE
OF GROUND BOUNDED BY IsTH AND I6TU
sTS WEST, AND AND SITS: NORTH, IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DC
- By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated sd July,
1A. ID. ISIS, duly recorded in Liber No 7sg. folio
S9l, one of the land records for the District OF
bia and by direction of the parties scared,
Will sell az public auction, in trout of the premises
On TUESDAY, November is, 1875, at O'Clock D.
m, all of square numbered one hundred aud ninety
one 1871, IN the city Of Washington in the District
Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest at eight psr cent se-
cured by deed of trust upon the property. A de-
post OF one hundred dollars Qured at day of SALE
II terms are not complied with in one week the
Trustee will resell, at risk and cost Of defauting
purchaser. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
noy2 tn til s aids
~TBE ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of The rain until FRIDAY, November g.
1875, same hour ard place.
novE-2t WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

i have aiwsys on hand large end assorted stock
o. ANTHRACITE and BITUhINOUS GOALS,
PINE, OAK and HICKORY " OOD in the stick, or
WED and split, ali Kept under cover.
Having the control OF several brands OF Iuporteo
and Domestic CLEMENTS and CAbCINED PLAS
Tbs, and handling yearly many millions of b AN
GOR Lathe, am in condition to Ill orders of any
character In NY line WITH disr stch and fidelity al
Wholesale and retail, upon terms that defy comps
tition.
Central 0fice-623 Louisisrs avenue northwest
Branch lard-lst ST., bet. snS sts, southeast
Wharf-foot of Sd street souihea.t
oct3l-ly M GUINAND.
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WASH. Is. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor TO Green n Williams. A ucttoneers
No. 1901 northwest corner lJth and ID streets

TWO STORY AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT tRONllNG ON MA>SACHU SETS Az
mi RkTMEEN ira AND 5TH STREETS
NoRTIIWEST AT AUCTION
O. On TUESDAY. Nov. 23, 1875, at O'Clock
Ia D. M, shall sell In front of the PREMISE, Lot
81 IN square 57, having 20 feet front, running bsck
with sn average depth of SO feet 70 alley, with
provements thereon, consisting OF a two story aud
attic Frame House. Containing about ten rooms
Terms One third cash; balance in ., u asd IS
months, fer notcs bearing interest aad secured By
a deed Of trust on the property sold. All convey
aroinE, sc. at purchaser cost. 8 100 down when
the property is struck off.
noyE-d WASH. q. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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hUNCAHSUN BROS, Auctiopeers
II Southeast corner 9Th and streets q w.

CHANCEEY SALE OF UNIMPRoyrD PROP
NORTHWEST.
a Be- virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
The District of Columbia, .ssed in cause No.
SS2 IN which William J. Sibley is complain
ant snd Martha Il. Morgan CT al are defendants,
VIII sell; in from. OF the premises, on MONDAY,
me 29th day OF October, 1875 at 30 O'Clock D. m
al OF Lot y In Square No %, having a front Of
forty nine AZ, feet eleven (ll riches 2sth street
Term, OF ssie: 0ne-ibird cash, and the balance in
interest per an9um, the purchaser 20 give his notes
I9r the deferred payments iDdOrsed the .tisfac-
ton Il the Trustee A lien will be retained on the
property until final payment is made. a deposit of
SiOO Will be required at the time of sale IL the
terms Of sale not com led wi Ia in FIVE AVS the
property will he resold the risk and cost of tins
purchaser. All convex anciBg ~ the cost Of pur-
chaser. Wa. REDIH WOODWARD. Trrstee
octI2-eoSds DUNCASS0N BROS, Aucts.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
uLul THURSDAY, 18th November, 1875, came
hour and are.
WIN. REDIE WOODWARD, Trustee.
noyu DUNUANSON BROS, Aacts
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tn stIeet. CHOICE FALL GOODS I'll tbs st fss
The LOWEST
CASH PRICES
PAPERHANGINGs, WINDOW SHADES PIO-
TUBES, PICTURE FRAMES, PIOTUKE CORD
AND TASSELS; COLO, SILVER AND TIMED
PICTURE CORD, PICTURE NAILS, &c.
Eanted a. represented. Orders for Paper hangings,
Window Shsdes and Picture Frames, punctu Ally
hlled and satisfaction guaranteed. Terms casa
j. MARK Ritter
no. 4307th street,
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PROVED Real ESTATE ON q STREET,
SS 6IITHrnsr 18TH AND lsrH SHEETS
- By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated Sen tember
I'D, lNl, aud duly recorded In liber No. 76l,
District Of columbia, and BY the Written request Of
he ssIty resursd thereby, Ss Sin ell e public
29d, ls7s 1t clock ,. n, all thai piece or par
col Of land, stoate end being in the city OF wash
signsted q lot numbered Twelve, Il1J IN square
NUMBER Z one thou.snd and i've, Il 00g.J
and Is months, Tor which the notos Of the purchaser
ne:,i:s . ~ q sHsr osns Sst ansum from day
erty sold, yin b taken. deposit Of olW yin %
eSpenss Of the 1sreSas:r. II tSs s:sns q .sis are
not COMPLIED VIII IN 70 days nom day Of saie, tie
the risk end cost Of the dsaulng purchaser, after
CHAs. .. IRAsEH,l $780,.
,,o,..o.a. J3JSSd6 EPs FL ao,.'m...
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NOTICE rROM THE AGENf-Just received
sTOHE WARE in the country, sizes from
sss az :, 20 the ss s
Also. 50 GOO boxes Of d RDEA COLLARS on hand
yet. sizes from u to Il inches; to Be sold at two
4. LULLEYD.
oct0-5w GIG Pennsylvsnia avenue.
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ROGEBTS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- Wanted a sac e q pMThSopy5e 0oush that esnno,
SYRUP" Ii Is also the best in for Coughs
Colds Hoarseness Sore Throat, Group, and all Bron
chis Elections For sale by the principal Drug zsts
and Wholesale BY CHARLES STOTT co., and By
the proprietor, I 312 G street northwest. ncvll-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18
pRSPOSALs FOR Pr cSH BEEF.

Il OFFICE ACTING CoNMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
FoRr WHIPPLI. Va, Nov. 10, 1875.
eEALED PROPOSALS, in du Dlicafe, viii be received
At this once until ~ o'clock A., December 10,
snSsi.tsnes nensrfment =. ~; ~ sns
curing the si1 months eomnsncins January 1876.
required BY the officers and their families
The bidders will specify in their proposals the
deliver at Fort Whipple, Va, the meets req uirsd;
and also the price per pound for furnishing It from
their Stale.
Information as to conditions quality OF beef, &C.,
will be furnished on application 70
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