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, 1876-10-06

Sortins, BON Der Sirma 8opman &
9opfjns, perlieB biele Staot am lcbten
Sonnerfag, um angebli6 etllde Srcun=
De in 2ancater, N..S., ST. beiu6en, uro
lit lcitoem perldwunoen. Gor lriner
Nbreiie erlan9te er $4,000 bon 5 ng1a<
t%ionalbonien su ct. Sobnsburs, 2pn-
Don, Barton unb 9erbeD.2 Sine ec0en
papiere, wel6e BON peri@ieoensn bicii=
gen gripatperlonen enbolirt porcn.
5optins mar bis DOR adt Sobren als
Metbooitenprebiger tbdtig uno 1T ieBt
nod Mit9lieb her GermOnter gonferenS.
Gr IoI i6on friiher bic 0tetbooilten=
Niociotion gu 8eit- Concord, ST., nm
$1,000 %betro9en baben. Dian bs9t bic
Nniidt, Oob CT SdIldungen bssan9en
bat uno bebbaIb enl1ubsn 1T.
8orceter, MsoH., 5. Oft. Sobn
MurpbD, elm 1~8jdbriser SurIhe, wuroe
9eltern Mor9en auf ben 9eroadt bin,
Den an Serrn 8u0aro al SbrsipsburD
periibten Moro be9an9en gu baden, in
elnem Yroiltutionsbauie in oislet9 tabt
perbaItet. Sein ueberrod, wel9cr in
%ieiner @obnun9 por9efunoen wurbc,
:3or nit 8lut bcfledt, uno Die Gleioer,
melde er sur Belt ielner 6ritnubme an=
butte, iparen nit 8lutf leden beluoelt.
ct mei9ert lid, irseuo mI@e gn9 lbeu
Su MAIDEN.
Corning, N.-D, 5. Oft. Sn Der
Corning @losbitts" brod aeitern Wior
gen iSeuer aus, tpeldes eincn 0srlut BON
$4,000.
Ser 56aoen lit burA 8erli6ernns
eeoedt. Geines DER bena1bertsn @tbdu.
De erlitt er,udbnenswertbe 8ei9doi9un.
gen. Sic Nrteit in Der @lasbiitte miro
in urni9en Susen wleOer aufsenommen
lueroen.
Gods n, Yennl., 5. Sttobsr.
Sippie g. 8ilion's 9obelmiible puroe
9citern Na6mittae our6 6cucr s%crii0rt.
BEIRUT $4,000; @erFAeruns $4,000.
@cranton, Ya., 5. Oft. Sn Ell
mem ge,ttrn Mpr9cn in elmer @irtb-
ihoit III Soploruilc, elmer Gorltaot nie.
rs Oytes, itatt9eiunoenen &dufcrei wur
Den G(waro Somcs uno Gbus. Gernon
nur6 Geeie Samcs 9eltohen uno i6oili9
p%erwunoet. German ltarb seltern Mbeno
Steele Samcs unb feline Mutter, Die on
Dem Sample tbeilnubm. iino per6aitet
wproen.
G6icngp, 5. Sftpber. 6. 81.
Wopnwnlb; Der friibcre Yartner Don
14illom 81. Slpeco, III bier pcrbaitet
worocn. Gr fam pon Gnylanb pia Sa-
unnnab uno lpur peltleloet.
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we t"P4y Sut IL. u WtHlHlr
Tihmonb. So.
GrlauFen fiji ben 8reunten unt benz gu.
Vublifum i'm Ilaemeinen ihr arpBrs 0laer,
meltes aus f~p!aencea Seden beittbt, anau
bietsn: lrOoen. Mebiaine. Chem faIien, Mps
Re. unb Goilet- M,titel, Sbwamme, 8orts,
p'rfumsrtsn, 6artfrHe, Harts, 81 G. 8snfsr
slas. 8itt etc. etc. emidisBIih MQss, mas
in sinsm auttn DrOssn- @si9dft sewSbnli9 gu
baben 1T.
sic fubren s1eidfals eins arrBe ausmabl
biItiIter vr:ouraiipren ais: &pre/s @alatine,
@ofer's Cocoa, perl.@ iBe, So ne tdrfs.
SafsrmtbL Sasp, Gapicea, cpneeNf te W.la
etc. etc.
2anbrstb's aaranttrter @arteniaamen, tpos
prn Elm pcles NGort, ment liets sorratbie tit
@onrenirirte Jrutt. slenren. Wromatiii
runss err fts soa ispsr Serts, @swiirse gum
@inmaGen.
6ern,r lsnfen fe tie @afmerflamfsit auf ibrc
ielbltaema6tsn Yreperate, ipelbe eine 20-iGbs
rise ptpbe pepaapen anp fur peIGs ls soIan.
tirsn tUnnen, NIB
, 1876-10-06
Mirtfa.

Gonbon. 5. Oft. Na6ri9ten aus
Der gaplaet bis ,um 8. Sept. mclosn.
boB Die Situation in oel Sransuaol.G &C.
publit infolse Der Niebsrlase Der bo0an
bil6en 5ruppen @runo 81 Seiir4tun=
9ebe. 9ie @ineeborensn peroen INNER
u~nbdnoiser. Ser &6nis Der 3ulus mar
i'm 8csriHe nit 10000 &riessru in
Sransoool ein5ufalen uno orohte cine
au9sm cine Nleoermcbdun9 Der SOeren,
9nldnoi(Ae gspf(1eu.
5tSoDns, 81. 8. Stt. gbparh
, 1876-10-06
neufte tflsgr. pepe(bfn.
GngfanD.

2pnopn, 4. Oft. 9ie erfe Worltel-
lung elmer @osner'i6en Oper in en9li-
5der @prohe fono seitern Nbeno in Dem
u2pecum-S Shooter" ftatt. Ser flieaenbe
s~pldnber" purce BON &arl &oia's eng
IiIder Sperntruppe eeNeben uuo erran9
ben qrDbten Sriumpb, mel6er iemols eiz
enqIilden Spsr in 2onoon 81 She'll muir
Be. 9ie l1eberlcbuns 1T Die @rbeit bcs
Srn. Sobn g. Sndion.
, 1876-10-06
0rie9enIann.

Ntben, 5. Ott. Ser 9rdIioent bcs
Mjniiterrutbs ertldrte 9eliern elmer Bar.
ger eputotion sescniiber, roB @ris.
denlano fprtfabreu muie, l9 in Se5us
auf ben orientaliiden &ri,s neutral 5u
psrbalten.
, 1876-10-06

Rae THE CIRCULATION OF THE
SHAFTS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
The COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
TIE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
P tPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-10-06
gpnnien.

2pnbor n, 5. Oft. Cine 9epeide
Der vglems" aus Mobrin perfiinbet, bab
Gen. Mart'ncs Gampos sum @enerole
Gapitdn ben Glba ernannt mproer iii.
, 1876-10-06
0iroinia StaatS<Wa5et1e
tasl,p bsrsussssebsn BON
9obn 9. psin.
DO. s 3tu0lfte Straee.
u Id III 0 II ,, y a.
Wreiie Der Mujeigen:

WTHVE UGt TFH6t'Bt"'
GIN Square, Elm Mal 10 y
Gin Sauare, ,ret Wtal *
Gin Sdnare. bret Widl. az
Gin square, cine Weo6e > ~
Gin square, sinen @onas ~
Gin Sanare, brei ptonate LOW
&rs6,re anSttsen tverssn Niger Sers&net.
gdt cter wentssr 3t tr btlben etnen Saaart'
aue gn,eteen fnb int gsraus su 3abien.
Die 3eituna wi,b tn Niamune rssb Unit
asaenb son Bet 3rGsern tar IS Sents per
Mpbe duSeetraaen.
, 1876-10-06
Die Jnhkur\

IT b%eitfrrntt. bas sanse ~btsberi9e SeiIuerfabren INNS
sultoben. Die Sur mtrb bur5 has fosenannte
Sopban nnb bnr3 @innsbnen Don S~pBpnIpet
bewtrft. Z ie ~Qobedber Seissn an, mo bic &rantbett
ibren Stb bat, no ttef fe ltest, unb su steider
3eit sei8et fe bic aebensfroit bes Wenl6sn an.
Gouienoe Fno In ben lesten 5wet Sabren tn Der
worben. Inter ben @ebetlten beiinoen ii@ pteIs
Ier3te unb 4pOtbeter. Die 9obbGber unterIbeireu
f5 pon onoeren Saoern babnrd, bab iie brett ouf
bic &rantbeit einptrten, u, ben franfeu Stoff ents
TONNE. STE iinb etn @erbrennunssz ober @usl6.t=
bun9ssproceB Der Srautbettsitoie. Sober Rrante
piro bel Der Inpenbnns bttIer Cur I~oSulasen ietn
et9euer Arst. Menn Scenario burd bieie 8aber ses
bett lit, 10 lit e. wirtliA unb rabitat sebetlt, wSbs
renb mad Der biSbert9eu Seilmetbobe bic Mittet
SeIpSbnli9 seidbrti3er liub als bie&ranfbeitieIb
nnb fi3 biters ~ saaSes Seer ieeMnSarsr &rants
Aeften einltent. =
O6slei$ bic suybaber aue Rrantbeiten, inntrlt&
nno anberli9. %furiren, 10 limb bod BITE @trtnu9en
bet iolsenbeu 8ranfbstten. b~eionbers wenn fe lid
nod in acuteu 3uitanoe %befnben, sar5 anBeroroents
werben iebr i3nea, sepDbnli9 nit Ia gdoern,
furirt. &aISs unb Observation-Disclosures wirb,
DEFENDERS bel iunaen eeItet u. I'M erlten STADIUM,
8ew6bnli4 lei9t turtrt. SyGMertnd9f, Wbens
.benio auseus nnb Sbrentranftetten, fopis aue
tgpbiIitif6e &raufbeitew tn iebeR @rabe. Bet
duBeren Srantbsiten, 8~ranotpnmeen, @es
pISslide u. fdtbare. @ur Elm Bah TT binreiSenS,
Inn Seben uon ber @irtlns su iberSeusen. Was
aenfrebS uno bic iosenuunte Garns ober
Smferrmbr (eine bis iest unbeilbars 3routbeit)
iSur ben sebsilt, Bet testerer Rrautbeit seben Is
9rosent bes 3udertcfes nit iebem Babe Surd bex
lrtR OBJ.
Ote @abes unb Ginnebm spulper wsrSen mad
iebem @las I'M 2anbe %perlanbt, Ger @rets bee
s Saoezpu[pers 1T So, Der bes Ginnebme : 9ulpers
I 81. Wian laNe ii9 cine Broidlre iber BITE 2obtux
I " eHslii4er ooer 6euti9er Spra9e fdiden.
4 FIR. Rauchfuss.
\ "a Stouton ctr. (Box 1901
i asw 9ort.I
, 1876-10-06
9nldn0i[Ae pfpe(hen.

StSoDns, 81. 5. DIT. ebwarb
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nj III

BROWNING. "Wednesday morning. DccembS 6.
TO ~ 10 clock, ~ the residence Of her grandfarher
No. SSl Missouri HNenUe, MAMIE, the only child Of
Livingston and the late Minnie A. Browning. aged
Relatives aud friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral from the above
ter at o clock Go morrow afternoon.
FOX. Departed thin life. on the stu % Deoemher
1876 MARI NJ. Fox, daughter of Margaret and the
late Hugh Fox.
The relatives aud frieud- are respoctfuIl, nvi,.s
70 attend her funeral, from the residence Of her
mother, No. 129 North Capitol street. on THURSDAY
morning, the 9TH instant. at O clock. baltimore
papers please copyl
GREEN. on Georgetown Heights on On. s,h Of
December, lSe AT the residence Il Mrs. Susan Ken
Funeral will take place ON Friday morning the SIN
instant, from Trinity Church. Georgetown. Ralti-
more papers please ccpy.l
HUDSON. on December sth. 100 al 3 n M .
JohN IL. BUpSoN. in the s6,h year of he age
he funeral will take place from his late residence
No. 22O2 18Th street northwest, ON Thursday, the
9TH instant al o clock .. M.
MCPHERSON on the morning 81 the sth pec.m
tsr leso' MARY ANN MCPHERSON, In the list year of
her age.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her brother John u. McPhersan. Montgomery -
tGeorgetown Heights ON Thursday, the Tth instant,
at o clock 2. m. n
SCALA. on the 9th % December IS7s, at SIS a
IN Blanche scala, aged years.
Funeral viii take place from parents residence.
Friday afternoon, At 20 clock.
WEST. At clock a m. December 6sh is7s At
ter al illness Of few hours, Mrs. Am D. MEsT
relict of the late John r. West in the Goth year Of
her
Relatives and friends Of the family are requested a,
attend her funeral, from her late r-sidrnce. OF q
Maryland avenue, on Friday, December sth, a. az
q clock 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-06
1875 GREAT 1875
Pennsylvania Route.
To fbe North. West, aud S0tsfhtresf.
1876

To the North, West, aud Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
NOVEMBER 21rH,1s16
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
For Pittsburg and the West, 9:5J m. daily, with
Parlor Car TO Pittsburg, and Sleeping Cars from
fopnrg 70 is p1 t L94s an1 Eaicaso;
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
and b ths SSstG 40 m daily Eek sSeSRt saturday
Lock Haven, Emira and Watkins, at 9:55 a. IN.
daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 2:05 a. m and $40 ..
m daily, with Palace Cars attached; Limited Ex-
press of Pullman Parlor Cars, $40 a m. daily
For New York and the East, 100 D. m daily, ex-
cept Sunday, with Parlor Cars to New York and
Sleeping Cars TO Boston.
For Philsdelphia, $50 p m, daily except sunday,
Limited Express, gao a. NJ. daily, except Sun
day.
Accommodation for Baltimore, 1885 a. IN. and ago
D. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Pope's Greek Line 1855 a. m. and 400 p. m.
daily except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 9:55 a. m. and 4:20 p. m. daily,
ALEX2SpRTA. 4 FREDERICKsBURG RAIL:
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA ! WASHINGTON
For AiexandTia, 1851, SD 10, IL a. m, 1,
3, 4:2O, 5, 6:10, 200 p. IN. On Sunday at 9
an, and and p. m.
via Lynchburg, ] Is a. m. and 10 .. m, daily
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, g. Z, =, 9,
10, IL am, 1, 3, $40, 5, 6:1O, and D. IN.
On Sunday at and o a. m, and 81 o p. m.
Tickets information, Sleeping and Parlor Car &C
commodaions can be procured at the Offices: North
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsy lyana
sylvana avenue and at the Depot where orders can
be left for the checking of Baggage to destination
D. M. BOYD, JR, Gent Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, GeE1 Manager. jams ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-06
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
DECEMBER 3D, 1876.
n. LEAVE WARRINGTON

An. LEAVE WASHINGTON
Ss:ee-BBalltimore and Way stations,
o:4o11baltinore, Annapolis, and Way Stations,
Point Of Rocks and intermediate stations. Main
s:0O-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Express
Pullman Parlor Cars. (Sunday, leaves ut 300
a. M for Baltimore, Annapolis aud Way Sta
s:O5-Point Of Rocks Piedmont winchestpr, Har-
risonbnrg Hagerstown, and Way Stations.
c:35-Chicago, Cincinnati, ST Louis, Pittsburg and
louisville Express Except sunday Frederick;
IoI 5-Balimore Express
1215-Baliimore. Way Stations, Ellicott City and
Annapolis. No connection for Ellicott City and
1:3o.New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Express,
sA Istisn Junction: ON Sunday, all Way
3:3O1Baltrmore and Way Stations, Frederick via
3:3O-Point of Rocks and WAY Stations
4:SoNBaltimore and Annapolis Express. Way Sta
4:50-Frederick and Point of Recks, (via Metropol-
Iian Branch Conhects on Saturday for Hs-
6:0O-Cincinnsii, Louisville, Columbus and India
napolis EHpress Except saturday, Hagers,
vile and Columbus.
7:OOvPOint of Rocks and Way Stations.
e:2OSCNew York and Philadelphia Night Express.
Sleeping cars to New York. Stops at Bladens-
9:25-St: Louis Express. Chicago Cincinnati, Lou
Gas, 500, 4; m; 1915, $50, s;eo, s;25, p m.
daily; 900 p. m. daily except Saturday.
Al other trains daily, except Sunday.
All trains stop AT Relay station,
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown Valley
Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia at 500
For further information apply at the Baltimore
ass, COL and sos Pennsylvania avenue, and 6I3
18th street northwest where orders viii be taken for
baggage to be checked and received at any point in
L. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
>. kOONTZ, General Agent. dec4-tr
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

'I'hOMAs DONLlNG, Auctfoneer.
cH IA IS SALE LEv OF yALsABLE TRACT
ION nB6v G99NTh ri md
DWELLING HOUSE AND OTHER BUILD
by virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court II
Cause No 100 Edwin ciaBaSs sS 1 's tssS
SIT %n r. IA NE Dc & e srSs,es Wi
D. 1870 at o'clock >. m, at public auction, the
premses all that piece or parcel Of land in the county
described as pxft or section Of Columbia Foundry,
lying west of Georgetown, ID. c. and contained in the
and map filed in said canse, TO wit Beginning at the
end Of AL perches measured ON line drawn south
cedar tree; running thence on said line reversed
north % degrees west, perches to stone No. q
west is! perehes, south sss degrees, west perches
east * pefc6es' south i2 percSes, south IS degrees
casts Perehes, south s9a degrees, west sN perches
east 100 pershss south so. degrees, east 50 100
west go 100 perches south 22s degrees, IL 100
degrees pafeSes 10 the hSI'n
tanning acres, 3roods, and - perches, with the i'm
pr9vements rights privileges, ways, water courses
The property is improved by a large dwelling and
place 1t isa suitable place for brewery or other
manufacturing purposes, or for butchers estab-
ton rooms Of Thos. bowling. %" '' '''" ~ ""'-
Terms Of sale: One third of purchase money cash,
and the balance thereof in six twelve, eighteen and
twenty four months from day of sale with interest at
seven per cent. until paid. Balance of purchase
money to be secured by the notes of the
purchasers Endorsed to the satisfaction Of the trustee
or all the purchase money can be paid cash on the
day Of sale or ratification thereof by the court The
purchase money to be lien the property. No
deed given until all the purchase money interest
shall be paid. All cenyeyancing at the cost of the
purchaser or purchasers. SAP deposit will be
Quired when the property is sold.
VIM. j. MILLER, Trustee,
400 Louisiana avenue, near 6sh street.
TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
NOVA eoSw Law Reporter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-06

PCLrfT rLBCrToNfFRtNG cvokcs q craze
90 opposition nom The English pen. a
thUrc In an" writes 90 the L0Rf0a Ne.es that
az ~ Miclsaei's and All Angels Church.
London fields. tho vicar exhoTfssi his hearers
10 attend parish meeting and elect certain
candidates Ia SsatS ON the School Hoard.
Another correspondent relates that at more
than one 81 the churchcs ian The district the
officiattrg clergy man read from the com
munio table a notice. which. after denounc-
Roari. set forth the advantages to be dcriv-
cd by the rate-payeTS nom The election OF
certain candidates. The offertory was de-
No,ea TO deffaying The election expenses of
these candidates. These correspondents Ger
tainly make out a strong case.
SIX WOMEN are at present knights Of the
Grand CruSS Of legion OF Honor. namely.
Madame Dubar Sister Nictoire). superior OF
The Convent ESperance, In Nancy. Rosa Bon
heur. Lady Pigott. decorated by NJ. Thiers
Tor her real i'm helping the wounded on the
hattle1eld's i'm the late war; Miss Bertha
Rocher, OF Hayre, who founded several char
table institutions and hospitals; the superior
OF The Sisters or Charity of Toulouse. who, NJ
the risk OF her life, saved many persons dur
lng The recent foods. and the Superior OF the
sisters OF ~. Joseph OF Guadeloupe. who has
labored tor forty years among the poor and
SICK I'm the French Colonies.
a PREMIUM on .-Surrngate
y ee0er;in brooklyn. has admitted TO probate
he Will OF ned Rose OF 3Sa Union street. 10
contains this clause: "Stnce I believe Thai
married life II best Tor mankind I beg INV
dear vile 20 Try not BE- hindened by any false
romantic Ideas from remarriage amer my
death IL she finds "A man worthy other and re
quest her 10 accept a. a wedding gin from me-
her first husband, who loves her more than
he can express In words. the sum OF $4,000 to
hold and own forever"
~ The Richmond (va.) Esq,arg. which
suspended publication eight weeks ago made
its reappearance on Saturday, with John
Schoolcrait a. proprietor. q. Watson James
editor, and W. Il. Allegro business mana ger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-06
novB-d
hCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
" Corner 9th and ID streets northwest

By virtue of q deed of trust, dated June the IA
ID, l75 and recorded In Liber No. 7a, folio ls3, 1.
Of the land records for Washington county, ID. -
win sell in front of the premises by public auction
on THURSDAY, December 21st, ls7s, at T. O'Clock
dred and thirty is0), follows: Beginning at point
on Ninth street east forty four feet south Of the
northeast corner Of said square, and running thence
west fifty seven feet, thence southery to q line Of
Georgia avenue TO point thereon thirty feet westerly
southeast corner Of said square, and thence north
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale are: One-third cash; the balance In
notes ct six and twelve months with interest ct the
rate OF eight per cent per annum until paid. The
deferred payments 20 be secured b. deed Of trust
the property sold deposit Of 100 win be reaured
cost. II the terms are not complied with In ten days
from the day Of sae the Trustees reserve the ehf 70
resell the property at the cost Of the defeuAng pur
chaser, after i've days notics.
n.v,a..,a. PHiIIIHr z LA bavis Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-06
t FRsEffsP : II pK WfNSRSER'S Trustees.
deco eoAd. YOUNG & MIDDLETON. Ancts
CHANCERY SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court -
of the District Of Columbia, passed in Chan t..8
Gerry cause No. 4 CAB, Doc. Is, wherein III .len.x.A
X. Hunter ct al. are chmplainants and II lber g.
Murphy ct al are defendants, 1 shall, on MON
DAY the 18th day Of December, at o clock n m
offer for sale at public auction, the premises tn
following real estateAll Of lot lettered II in BUST
subdivision Of lots from one to nine, both inclusive
Of Dayidsons subdivision of square numbered 3ls.
also, strip of ground. four inches wide, adjoinin
and running parallel with the upper line Of tn
above described lot H and being part Of lot /, O
said division, ard extending from 18th street
the back line of said lot II.
The Improvements consist of a three story brick
building, with large back building.
Terms OF sale One-fOurth cash; balance in equal
payments at g. Il and Is months, respectively, after
date of sale with interest eight per centum per
annum, the payment thereof TO be secured by a re
served lien on the property, and no deed 20 be made
by the trustee until the whole of the purchase
money has been paid. Conveyancing at purchaser 5
cost. loo deposit at time of sale. If of sale
are not complied with within five days from day of
sale, the trustee reserves the right 10 resell risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser after i've days no
tlce in the Evening Star newspaper.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Trustee,
Webster Law Building
deco eo&ds DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-06
THIS EVENING,
RR0OKER 4 LEWIS, Auctioneers,
- Marble Building,

RR0OKER LEWIS, Auctioneers,
I'D Marble Building,
\ W corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
GRAND CATALOGUE SALE OF VERY RARE
COLLECTION OF ITALIAN MARBLE STAT
Larry PARTISAN FIGURES, BRONZES,
FRENCH CLOCKS RUNNING 81 DAYS,
VASES. ETC, BEING THE DIRECT IMPOR-
TATIoN OF MESSRS GIOVANN0NI co.
10 be sold at public auction, wit.in the above
,alesrUom. on TUESDAY MORNING and EVE
MING next, December 5th, at the hours of 10 a. m.
ard p. m, and continued WEDNESDAY and
Thu RSDAY following, at same hours
In the above collection will he found the following,
viz: Roman. Etruscan, Florentine, Grecian and
PCmpeii Vases, Of high cost Card Receivers, Fruit
Stands, Alabaster Statuettes, Groups, Paper Weights
French Bronze Figures magnificent 2l-day Clocks,
striking the EUur and half hour, and warranted
Also
Many other Works Of Art, suitable to adorn par
lors, churches, halls, libraries, &C. forming the
grandest collection ever brought TO this city.
Goods open for examination and catalogues ready
one day before sale.
BY order of Messrs Giovannoni & Co, Importers
dec2-4t BROOKER LEWIS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-06

RESULT OF THREATENING q VERMONT
WoMAN.-Some time ago Miss Marion Ward
a wealthy lady OF Milton, VT, received
letter, the writer of which threatened 10 burn
her buildings or take her life unless she in
Y Miss Ward handed the letter TO her at
torney, upon whose advice letter was sent
as directed. In the meantime communion
ton was held with the Postmaster at Reese
Vile, and the sheriff of Essex county ". ",
in consequence Of which the person who
called for the letter was taken into custody.
The subsequent trial has just been brought
to close and the respondent has received
sentence of five years at Denamora. In the
course of the trial IL turned out that his true
Eame is John Garland, that he formerly liv-
ed at Highgate, VT, where his relations still
are, and that he has served a term of eight
years in the state prison at Windsor for the
crime of horse stealing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-06
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
wv No. IOO1, northwest corner 10th and ID sts

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND ON FOURTEENTH STREET ROAD,
NEAR BRIGHTW00D, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated 18th day of -
November. A d. 1875, and duly recorded in Lii a..
Der N sn folio No. 70, one Of the land records -
for Washington county, District of Columbia, and by
direction OF the party secured thereby. shall sell
at public auction, on thepremises, on FRIDAY, De
ccmber 9Th ls76 at 3 o'clock p. m, the following
described Real Estate viz: All that piece parcel
q land situate and lying in the county Of Washing
ton and District OF Columbia and known and distin-
guished part of tract of land called - Peters
Mill Seat, beginning for description at the corner
stone planted at the northeast corner of the land Of
B. Barker, the west line of Piney Branch road
and running thence with said Bankers north line
north sixty and half degrees west seventeen
perches, thence north thirty three and half degrees
four and slightly eight one hundredths Of "A perch,
thence south sixty and half degrees eighteen
perches and sixteen one hundreds of perch the
west side of aforesaid road thence with said road
south forty-eight and fourth degrees west four
perches and sixty two hundredths of a perch to the
place of beginning. containing half of land
with improvements, consisting of a story frame
dwelling.
Terms: One half cash; balance and u months, for
notes bearing interest from dpy Of sale and secured
by deed of trust property sold All conyeyancing
if terms of sale are not complied with within five
erty at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-06

Fun ENDED BY A FATAL BULLEr.-L. w.
Cibolo, in Atascosa county. and w. H
Slaughter and several others hove in sight
and began TO play Indian, just for fun. He
took them for Indians and halted, and tied
his team, and taking ambuscade awaited the
approach to within Spencer rife range. The
bravest warrior dashed ahead of his fellows,
and Neatherlin drew a bead on him and shot
him thrOugh-lGoIreSfO0N Mars