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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-21

The New HANPsHIRE TEMPERANCE
MovEMENT.-The Concord Statesman
in speaking of the present Temperance
movement in that section Of the state,
says
1.-The movement has all the best fea.
lures of the Washingtonian revival. and if
present appearances are not deceptive,
bids fair to outrival that grand muster.
ing of the cold water army in its results
upon men, and women, too, who have
become slaves to strong drink. Its Oh.
erations in this city have been simply
marvellous. 1t has taken hold of all
classes. 1t has gone down into the gut
tiers and taken up the rum-soaked sots.
and brought them under saving influ-
ences. 1t has stopped many of our young
men from pursuing a downward career.
and started them on the pathway of rec
titude. 1t has affected the moderate
drinker, and led him, for the sake of the
example on his weaker companions. to
forswear the wine cup altogether. And
even those who have not acquired the hab-
itof drinking at all, and over whom intox-
icating liquors have no charm whatever
have pledged themselves TO the work .
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-21

A Norwich man has invented a cal
endar good for one hundred years. You
buy it on trial, and if YOU don't like il
at the end of that time he takes it back
and refunds the money.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-21

The reports for 1862, 1868, 1864 and
1865 are for the northern states only.
The following shows the number Of fail
ures and liabilities in the four great geo
graphical divisions of the country for
1Q7E
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-21
STOP, LOOK AND BUY

Eagle, but have culied from The cheieessee sold
the market affords, full supply OF '0ou'
MILLINERY GOODS
IT Attest Styles.
LII aides UnderciOthins.
uInfAnts' wardrObes,
lAIioe assortment of
WUmbroideries and
IDEAL LAcEs.
EP','n,' Trims. aY'' win and
mr. Ties
lvrArI'tma' Goods for
GVouns and Old.
lrood Stock
Unf worsteds and
IN woF'''d Goods
q,,-... 70, s,.,.,.Dq ......''..
/ heal Hair switohesu
NTn the Novelties are
lNRottoes for S, 10 and IS cents.
luN6Ost excellent bargains
lylTn linen Handkerchief.
lAJumerOus other
Wrood things and fan
uS''''' At
r. G. DINSMORE & cos
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-21

II IL az difficult to gro old and keen
amiable as for flower to fade and NOT
loze its fragrance.
!. - There is a general massacre of IN.
licensed dogs going ON in Worcester The
ponce poison them, using strychnine
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-21

THE DEATH RATE OF PRISONERS IN
THE LAST WAR Referring to Mr.. Ben
Hills absurd figures on this point, the
New York Mail says:
Surgeon General Barnes can hardly be good an.
thority if he says las Ar. Hill quotes that the Con
federates had in their prisons 10000 more Union
prisoners than we had Of Confederates. And !
death rate has ed upon such statement is falla.
cious and misleading. As understand the mat.
ter, the number Of Coniederates captured and sen
to depots at the North was 222 s47 and the number
Of Union soldiers captured by the other side anl
sent to dePots al the South I26950. Ii is upoi
these figures that the death rate Mr. Hill wants 10 Is
tablish should be computed, and SO computed. II /
/ found that 1--WE quote Dr. W. Draperj the dealt
rate Of prisoners in the prisons Of each side was
in s.27 in the Union depots and in S44 in the Con
federate depOts. And the same authority expresse.
the opinion that the true ratio viii probably be no
| less than three United States soldiers to one Con
/ feierate soldier"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-21

= A lady remarked to a popular al.
vine that his sermons we're a little too
long. Don't you think so ?" said she
" just little "Ah dear madam. .
replied the divine, Il am afraid Won
don't like the sincere milk of the
Word. Yes / dc" said she: but
you know the fashion, nowadays i
condensed milk" -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-21

= Brooklyn's taxes for 1875 foot n
sS,37S,53S.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-21

We have not plucked from the wings of tho ao,d
en- Eagle but have cnled from the choicest Good,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
TkusTEss SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In sTAPFoRD
COUNTY, VIRGINIA

By virtue Of two several deeds of trust dated -
the one on The 10Th aud the ot0sr o. the ssh
DAY OF september, 1910 both of ~nica nsve-s
been duly suI tilted to Cotd in Clerks OCs ~
The county court Of Stafford county. yirsi aia and
st the request Of the party secured tbsrsby, 1 siI
sell ~ putIlc auei ion, upeu the premises 90
eATURDAT, the 35th dsy Of November, 1876, at
CLOCK o. tie folio ing re al estate. situated Ii
the county aforesaid, 60 wt:-A that cert.in tract
or parcel OF land situate ard being In eta ,rd
ctunty. virginia, on both 5ldts Of the Rf8hmond.
F. ederiekbturg and Potomac RafIrosd, being
about one mile below Richmond sta.ion, bon nd ID
on the north b. the LARD Of Fnzhugh Lee on the
south By the land Of John a. Lee, ON the east by
TIE Potomsn rlyer and on the vest by the lanes IF
recent survey So acres, rood, and poles, e Ess
sores roods OF wood and Cleared land, ald n
acres roods aud pDies e marsh lapl, together
snh all lDe rts aud privileges ed bs saio
d. eos Of fishing in be OF said river Oh Doe
said land, and to the cbanre ell Of eaid river.
Terms: o. teo will all upr8id interest sccruing
the con from rept. Ebsr 18th. 1873, till paid, and
the EXPENSES OF ale in cseh; the b.lancs a. ana II
m pfhs Tor hch the notes of the pure bsAr-
ing Interest from the day of sale, and secured by
t-ust deed the property roo, will be req uired
dspoot Of e2T0 gill be reqoired OF the purch sssr
o the time OF sale ALI cnnvsysrciDg at tie ex
pehre OF the purchaser. Terms to be Gov led With
IN seven days BENZ 1 DARNEfLLe,
noy4-2Rv5t Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
nUEOANsQN BROS, Auotioneers.
SRUsIhEs SALE 0E VALUABLE PROP.

By virtue OF deed Of trust dated October IA
nth u LOS, and duly recorded In Liber eq
and h, No. IL, folio loo Of the land records e:i
Tor WashingtJn county, in the District OF Colum-
bia, and by direction OF the holder Of the notes,
will sell At public sale on M0HDAY, the 30th day
OF october, a. ID. 1876 at half past O'Clock D. m
IN front IL the premises, the folio wing described
piece CT parcel OF ground, In sQuaye elk hundr cd
and eighty ak. CSC in the city OF washington in
the District OF Columbia. being part Of lots ose
two % AID seventeen. (H,) in said square, begin
Din Tor the same at he distance Of seventy seven
I'D feet from the sVutaeast Her Of said square,
on MOTH b street, running with said B street
nfy leOJ feet; tLsce north line parallel to the
west line OF sale lot No 2, in said square No. 6s6
one hunsrss aud thirty seven (lS7I feet TO the cen
aliei with s.G Hol street, nfty feet thence
south one s1ndEeS and thirty j feet to the
This properly L located In very dssirable and
Improving neighborhood
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
20 be cash; the balance In equal payments at six,
twelve and eighteen months, Tor vhich the notes Of
the purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of
sale, win be tAken. secured By deed OF trust u0on
the P5s~i:ss, the P1feh,.sr having "a. oHsion .
Terms OF sale TO be fully Piled with whin
days after the day OF sale otherwise the Trustee
serves the right to resell the property st the max
end cost OF Dirt purchaser, after one week notice.
a deposit VI LOO Siu be required ss time Of sale
oetl9 BDWARD b. Brown, Trustee.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POeTPOHHD until
MIN ID n. hoven Der 6, same hour auo piece.
oct3J-eoAds IDWAkD 81. BROWN, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

A VALIAN EXPRESS MEssENGER KILLS
A HIGHWAY RoBBER.-As the Weavervilie
stage was coming down the mountain about
Thirteen miles north of Shasta yesterday az
ternoon, high wayman suddenly jumped
fIcm behind bush, covering Wells, Fargo
and COmpanys messenger, John McNemer,
with shot gun before he could make any
resistance, and demanded the treasurA hoy
which he was forced to hand 5yer. Tne ron,
ger starred lor the orpssu with his booty and
oroered Inc oTlrer TO drive on. As soon as
they were out % sight Of the robber Men e.
mer jumped from the stage, ran back, got On
Inc robbers track, followed him q short dis
fance, where he found him taking the trea-
sure from the box, which he hal already
broken open with pick. McNemer fired at
him, knocking him over. Toe roooer Jumped
up and ran q short distance, when NcNemer
gave MIN the contents of the other barrel,
killing him instantly. He then recovered
all the treasure and brought IL safely here.
He left the dead body OF the roooer At the
Der 2lh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
lll Ed

GbINDER. On the night OF November Sd lsys
ANTHONH ". GRINDER, in the ssd year OF hts ga
Relatives aud friends fnviied 20 attend the fu-
neral bom bis o. IN laws 493 street south vest
on Nor day At 2 o clock.
hloWELL. November 9th, 1876, ct 9 o'olo,k a
N. u. n DWELL, In the 4<th year of MS are .
~ er nstring Illness, which he bore with thrts
rriencs are invited to attend nj. funeral, Mon
day etb, from bis late residence, 916 St, sout
west, ats m.
RHAGAE. On the Sd OF Novsuber, ls7s n a y
gan, aged non,hs.
Funeral on suntsy, Sal inst, st .. IN from his
parenn residence, Franklin street, near stb, 10,
l4O1. Relatives ard friends ere invited.
RUTHERFORD. On Thursday, the ID OF No
yember, 1876. OF consum ption. ct the residence o
he mother. l04 Sd street porthv est, WILLIAM No i.
ThERFoRD In the 80 year Of his age.
His friends and the members Of the family are In
yited 70 attend his funeral at 80 .. SUNDAY,
the efh instant.
TuCkER November let, 1876, Of consum ptiop
GEORGE 1UcKER. in his sd year
Funeral VIII take place Sunday. q O'Clock D, m ,
from bis late residence, SIS X street southye st
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
WILSON. On the 9Th Of November, Is76, Mrs.
kAcHxEd WILSON, aged A. years, wife Of the late
Funeral VIII take place from Mr. c. olsrt' .
Residences, No, 1915 Maryland avenue northeast.
Sunday Of O'Clock IN. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE
In conversation with w. w. Bishop last
evening In relation TO the Johu ID Lee trial,
he Informed US that he has appealed toe
case 10 the Utah supreme court. II their de-
cision is adverse he Will appeal To the So
pIeme Court of the United States. He has
lshortd hard for tne man who has been
made q scapegoat OF by the Mormon leaders
and hopes yet TO secure q a fisrent verdict.
should the United States Supreme Court
decide adversely, ne will appeal TO execu-
tive clemency. He has In his possession a
vast amount of documentary evidence and
private manuscript written by Lee himself,
which throws q good degree OF light over
what has been hidden for twenty years. IL
is not exactly q confession; IL is an expo
sure, q revelation of the whole thing. AS
soon as the matter can be got In shape-some
lime In January neXt-it Is Mr.. Bishops iu-
tention TO publish the entire thing in book
form, the early life OF Lee, his connection
with the Mormon church, MS career rs one
OF the destroying angels" full accouD q OF
the different murders perpetrated at the iu-
stigation or the council, the trial OF Lee, the
testimony, &c. On leaving Beaver, Lee
gave him q communication requesting him
TO act as historian, aud placing at his dis
possession, and promising to write out In
full all that ne knew tending To throw any
further light upon the awful tragedy OF the
Mountain Meadows. Mr.. Bishop thinks that
Lee has been more einned against than sir
ming; that whatever he did do was done as
an irresponsible agent In the hands OF q
power that he believed divine in its dictates
and to be obeyed unQuestionaoly.-IPiO cae
(NeU Record, Oct. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
u II. wABNAR, Auctionesr.
TRUSTIlg SALE OF PROPERTY ON SAM
son BTREBT, BETWBHN 14Tn AND lSTH
.6TRRETe NOBTHWHkT, AT AUOTION

By. virtue Of . deed Of trust given to me, las -
surviving trnstee,I and duly recorded fn LII G.dI
Der no. 10. feio NJ, one Of the land records Y:
for Washington county, District OF Columbia, and
By Of the party sssused thereby, will sell,
November, A. p iae, st O'Clock ,. n In mont Of
land described upon the ground plan or plat Of
Wsshipgt city, D. e., and known Is tbs west four
feet Of lot numbered thirty (3f lot numbered
thirty EIGHT (ss the east twsn.y four feet Of lot
numbered forty four (44J; the east fourteen feet Of
lot nun bered forty eight l4sl, and the wet siI
inches Of lot numbered forty nine f4e according to
VIM. P. and John Drprys recorded subdiyision
setser with all the improvements. ways, rights,
privileges, ana ap DuftenauceS 20 the same belong
ing or IN any manner aDDertatntnG.
Terms of sale: o700 and interest Of 10 Der cent
per snnum from April 18th, tS7e, and expenses Of
sale in cssh; the balance in equal instalments ct
one and two years, notes bearing interest ct Per
cent. pr snsum Until paid, md sseursd by : deed
OF trust on the premises. depoeit Of 800 required
1t tine Of sale uIen escA piece Of property cold:
the I1rchsser or pnrchass.s; y ne tsrns Of sale
sao the trustee tho rght 70 resell the
erty Ct the risk and cost of the leaultng
or puronasers. upon giving i've day.! notice Of SUCH
rss.le in soes nsvsDe&sf Ironsns6 Y " snsdngton,
Dc O6AS. q. DUMOA4eON,
dse7 surviving Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
NHOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SUPERIOR WALNUT PARLOR FUBNITURE
nPH0LsrEeEpl GRekN HAPS; OAKysD
WALEuT MA ~ TOP TABh6s LOUNGES
BOOKCASES; sLEGANT SLACK WALNUT
nnAhBLE TOP EHAmBHR EURsITgRE;
g0P SET Painted COTTAGE FUaNI-
IE Gs; suPHRIQR Has MaTIRsssss;
gLA1HER rIGLOws AND BULsTERs; sU-
PEkIOR BRUSSELS AND THREE PLY OAR
AND sTAIk OARPETe; WALNUT MARBLE
TOP sID1BOARD; WALNUT EXTENrION
nHsIk.; Eksss9H S AtNs aLassMGakksS:
eBsDEs: KiTuHeN RtoUisITEs "oo"
On MONDAY MORNING, Novsmb-r 6th,n
ITO, At 10 c.ock, at No. L o street sou b. u
q asst. between lst ard ID streets, opposite In
lie Place, Capitol Hill. shall sell for q gen.
tlensn decltntI housekeeping, an elegant collec-
ton Of the above goods.
N. B.-Parties IN wait of first class goods should
Terms each. THOs. BOWLING,
Octyl d Auctioneer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
nUNOAAsON BIOS, Aucuoneers.

II BSSsS0NSSN oAsSS's 0uSaohcoAs'
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPURTY
ON INV JEhSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN
AND SHEETS H0hTHWEST, AT AUO-
By virtue CT q deed Of trust given to Us, -
dated the l2th OF October, 1876, and duly re- e.sH
coraed In Liber No. 799 folto 500. one Of the Jul
land records fr Warrington county, vi Irici Of 90.
1mbia, and BY request of the parties secured there
by, We " ill sell, 81 public auction, on WHDNxS-
DAY, the sth day Of NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1876, at
$50 O'Clock m, In front OF the pre- nises, ali
that certain piece or parcel OF ground Known and
designated on the ground Plat or plan of sad city
part OF lot mum three 81, In square num-
tered six hundrt d and thirty 500, beginning for
the same at q point on New Jersey avenue two hun
died and seventy feet frem the northwestern cor.
wsrjIy q line at right arge 10 ssid avenue one
hundred aud twenty six tli6I feet inc hes, thence
Dorth Z" inteIsect q ltpe drawn parallel With the
line last aforesaid, and twenty 22l feet distant
therefrom, theme southweswarcly along said
rsi aol line to the lire of said aud thence
With the line OF siu avenue to the beginning, to-
Rether with all the Improvements, rights, prlvi-
eges, and herecir anne Dts to the belonging
Terms Of sale: $500 and interest ct the rate OF 10
per cent per annum from April IL, 1876, and ex-
penses OF sale In cash, the balance In one and two
years, notes bearing interest At the rate Of per
cent per annpm. deposit Of s. 100 required O.
sold All convey ancina ana recording at the
expense Of puI chaser II the terms OF sale not
complied With within ten days from dey of
sale, The Trustees reserve the right to resell the
chaser upon giving hve days notice OF such resale
In some paper published in v arlington, d. o.
THO5. II. CALLAN, lrxr.,aa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
1876 r,rsssHEIHsEE 1876
Tn thA Vnpfh Wat and SOufhWesf.

To the North, West, and Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent EQ1apnse'd.
OCToBER 9SH, 1875.
Trains leave W ashinston, city time, from Depot,
Tor Pit,bure and the v est. s N. daily, with Par
=. 81 !. GSiesso, and nd iii;ss Jam an. daily. sa
BALTIMORs AND POTOMAC R.ILROAD.
Tor Canandaigue, ochester, Buffalo, Niagara
:n s19 tas North en- sss sII
qua, Buffalo. and Niagara Talls. 1850 an,
Tor Ne. t York and p he mast, 1:ss . and s;4s,
n. daiiJ, with Palace Oars attached; Limited
q sans. EoI s.% .sd
sunday; w Vim Psr esS Ca. .s.!sRsd a'' '.'e
1ssS sHnd:; ssd ss ana and any
e:4S m. daily. Limited E1press, $40 an.
Acoommodafion I Tor Baltimore, $50 pm. daily.
For sFFs ss.. sS Sass2 Line ITO and 4so Pm
For Ann.poii:, 500 and I1:so an and 4:sO ,.
N except Sunday.
ALEXAEPPR R EREDIRIoKsBUR9 BAIL All.
Tor AisasnaSi., AIS: 81. .,s. 10. II. an !,
l.S, $40. 8, 9, 1:oopm. On Sunday at
For the South, Vi. Riohnond, 2:1s am. daily;
and via Lynchburs, 7:ls am. and II pm,
Trsins leave AIexsndris for Washington, 8, 7, ..
80, II an, 1, AGO, S,6 and pm
Tiessis. Information, slespIns sad fssier Oar
accommodations can be procured at the 0noes:-
Northeast corner Of Thtrteenth street and Penn.
and Pennsylvsn avenue, and Of the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking Of Baggage to
D. NJ BOYD, il Gent Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. Gent Manager. jsnsly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
aIsays Talmage: .Newsnaneriuina Is

- says Talmsge: "NewspaperiZtne is In
me an exbilaration, and religion a low xhicn
must have some place 20 run overh
half year, 200 Oo0 kiIogrammes OF borsefs.s
sno 81 GOO kilogrsmmes OF mules or donkey
80 letter from Deadwood City, In the
black Hllls, says that the main bust ness
street OF that place IL likely 20 be WORKED
out py miners, who have recently disoov-
ered rich Gre at two different points on the
main thoroughfare.
~ Of fourteen school girls whose names
appear In a paper printed In "cultqred"
minneapolis, one Is a Carrie, another a
frankie, auother an Addte. another a Min
Die, snotner JUNE, another a Hattie, an
other a Susie, another a Nettie and two are
Nellies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
EVENING STAR.
VRDAY.. November q. fs.s.
The hfKhess Mosumeat I'm che


Ihe Dew oast-iron spiTe Of the CATHEDRAL ~
h nth mas just been completed. Tue ), as1i',s
he'g'e'Lse OF Ihst diocese publishes tue tot
IoNii particulars relative To tn CON para
i've Heights OF The principal mouumsfts Of
toe globe as contrast ted with this new rk
NoLe SI the structures raised by the hand uf
nan bss msoe so magnificent or so lofty a
pecesul for the Christian Cross. The fons
Oi st Peters q, n Rome, the marvel of mnn
eTn art, thrown mp To the skies by the genius
OF brsns , ard Michael Angelo, has RAISED
Sissburg, the highest cathedral In All
France, reaches, win Its celebrate clock
tower, 80 feet Amiens. asa feet; ChsrIres
3S9 feet; NotIe Dame, 1t Paris, has only 99p
feet. The Paris Pantheon, cousidered one
Of the boidest edifices, does lot exceed Sos
feet, The cross Included. Ga another side
the highest pyramid, that OF Cheops. meas,
uree AS feet according 10 some travellers. ass
feet according 10 Others, aud teis latter
calculation is the one generally adopt
ed-s height which no known human
pyramid OF Chepnrem has ass feet, that
of MycoreDus Ia feet Among more mod -rn
edftices the dome OF st Paul >, Lonfon, has
so feet. thstof Milan SIS feet; the Hotel lie
Vile, Brussels. 352 feel; the Square To yer
81 Aeinelli, Italy, 35l feet; the dome of tne
lnyslides, Paris, SA feet st SOPHIA a.
Cone ts nUuope only rises 10 100 feet, ths
leaning tower OF Pisa Ia L. feet; the Arc .
TTiomphe, Paris. to la feet, the Pantheon Of
grippe 10 lii feet; the Observatory OF Paris
10 IS feet The dome OF the Cspitol at Wash
n ston. incluoing It's statue reaches 5g1 feet
in heisht, Trinity Church steeple being PSI
feet. From these figures, which are ri ven ia
round nun bers, TWIN be seen that the spire
OF Rouen, which has a he gut OF s92 feet T.
tie most elevated monument In The world
The old one. commenced IN l5+4, OF the plans
of Robert BeeQuet, destroyed ny the fire of
September Is, 1922, and which was Justly
considt red one OF the boldest and most per-
feet works In existence, had a height of 4S3
feet; II WAS therefore 50 feet less than the
present spire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

OCTOBER 18Th, 1875.
An LIAvs wAsHIHGToN.
oS S-sEsi,i%ors slieOtt nity and Nay Stations.
Ha III. 81 on o'cks and intermediate stations
T10-Bsltinere .nd alexandria Junction. Sun
SoH. sHs sSa Boston r..
pres Pullman Psrlor Oars. Sunday, stops
s:4S-Chicaso, Ciuciopsti, 81 Louis, and Pitts,
x.lIs S, k 3, G,, ss:lOs .sd siesDsr' No con
sDs va Ws,
S:20-New YORK and Boston Limited TX pres and
for Trough ''P ssors ana PSs
Annapolis only.J
:is-Balt,mors, Way Stations, Ellico.t City and
l:AO-Nev York, Phllsdelphis and Norfolk TX:
press, le1sDdria JUNCTION. On Sunday, all
s:so.Bsliimofs and Way stations. Frederick
and and fns q ISsss Metro
Rolitan b. anch Connects on Saturday for
l4s-ssl;more. Annapolis and Way Stations,
s:3o-Bsltimors and wsy Stations to Annapolis
4: :ps M
car 70 "a, spa
1:t0-PhiiadelDbia end Baltimore Express.
f1S BATH ore and Way Stations.
f:33-Pfttsburg, Ohio ago, Columbus.
S:20Lbsltimore, Alexandris function, and
1O:OO-rev York and Phil adelphia Might Ex.
yre,s. Sleeping Oars to New York.
10:O3-Baitimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
has, 81. Louis E1yrs-. Cincinnati and Chicago,
and s t1 Losy,lis Saturday s'sspsrs. sac.
s;4s: ZOO i:I5. 1:Ss. $40, 1000. 1905 and
IL As ,. N daily
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
Soconpectfon SUNDAY Tor RxgerstoWn or VAL
ley Branch: or for New York and Philadelphfa at
sic o M and 40 Ii.
Tor further Information apply at the Baltimore
ard Ohio Ticket Ofices, Washington Stations, and
ass. sol and sos Pennsylvania avenus aud 613
18th street northwest, where orders viii be taken
baggage to be checked and received at any point
In the city.
THOs. Z SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
l. OOLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO q. KOSHTZ, General Agent. sep4.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
ITNlTED STATES MARsHAL's BALE
OIL PAINTINGS BY VIM. II. P0wIL

In virtue Of . writ OF heri fsoias, on Judgment OF
alton, issued out OF the Clerks Once Of the
Dis riot Columbia, aud TO me directed will sell
at public sale, for cash, on TUESDAY, tbs Il tn
day OF November. lS7s, at O'Clock q, n, at the
suction store Of Duncanson Bros corner OF 9Th
and ID streets northwest,
OIL Paintings,
eetzsd and levied upon tbe ,ods and cha ttes Of
William Il. Powell. and will b, Is 70 satisfy exc
cH,ion 40. 1873, IA favor Of NorvA W. Burchell.
ALEX,R sHARP, d. Marshal, D. c.
Nov1mbes 8, 1876. poyl-d