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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Aviso al pdblico.

Ell Licouciado D. Jose Bsnedicto Geigel, Aboga-
do de les Trbunaes del Reyno, partcipa al pGblico
que ha trasadado estudio la sale de la Cruz nd-
nero 4O donda ofrece los servicos de suprofssion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Venta de mueb.es.

POr ausentarse duena 90 venden todOs los nue.
bes de Ia nfmero 2e, Gale de la Fortalexa.
Tambien sc vende un magnlfco piano de ''Erard"
psrna de ca'zon. 9-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09

Tarjetas de vista
magni6camente impresas en- cartulina
Bristol
"a REALES FL GIEN1O
ca Il Imprenta de Gonzales, calle "a
FQFtFllesa aAmeFe II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Circular.
Hamburg lnuikalisrhsn PtlksdahIt
Actien Gesellschaft.
AvIsO AL PIBLICO.

M vapor "Rhenaniao, tocara en-
Ponce ;el dia IA del corriente ep Sd
v'aje 4 Europa, tomando pasajeros J
dete. .-San Juan Puerto-Rico s de
Ah!ilae 1s7d'- addsIasa Williak
Y g, Aseatsa. a=3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
VAPOR PARA IA PENINSULA.


Ell espacioso = c6molo vapor "Es-
paf1a", de la empresa de A. Lopez y
Cee, saldra en- yiaje extraordinario de
este puerto, el 27 del corrinte' abril
4 las 4 de Ia tarde con destino 4 Ca
diz y Barcelona. Adm.te carga 4 fiete
y pasaeros.
TIPos DE- PAsAJEs.
:. $50, Il camara.-$145,. 2a., idem.
$50, 81 idem.-Fletes SIS tonelados
Para mas ihformes dirigirse & sus
Consignatarios Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga,~--Puerto-Rico Feprero Il
de 1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
AI'N'l) 81.

Pshlssass p6dss dsaass n6resss ySrns Guam.
Vr1as lee saaerptsfsA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Star Ball Line.

Gran Inca de vapores correOs ingleses, entire Nueva
York y 81 Brasil, con escala en este puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
lnaportante,.

Al qus snscrbs ha sxtraviado desde casa de D.
Tsustino Gonzalez, Comisario do Pusrta de TERRA,
hasta ID Caps de San Francisco Ia C6dua de retro
que con fcha25 de Mario 6ltimO 10 fu6 expsdda por
q Exono: Sr. Captain General, suplica al que Ia
hayA snedntrsdo d entrsgus On la lmprenta de d.
Jos6 Solyss.-P Puerto-R -Rico, Abril de 1e76.-Fran-
sisso Silva Lopss. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Camas de hierro

y forros para Las mismas, se hallan
constantemente de venta, en- 81 esfa
blecimiento "El Telsgrafo,D calls de
San Jnstn. uhmern 12.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Retrato al Oleo.

Sesvsnde un -msgnffeo rstrato al Geo dc s. M. sl
Rsy d. ALFONSO XII, hechoen Madrid, - d. por
10 que ha sostadO.
Pusde verse on 10 Imprenta del BCLET1N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
SASIRERIA DE- PRAVIl
DE JOSE DJAZ MENENDEZ.

Este antguoy muy acreditado establecimento 10 aca-
ba de trasladar su dueo Ia cale de la Foralesa ND
nero 81 81 lado de Ia Imprenta del Sr. Acosta.
En- 81 encontraran sus amigos parroquanos, como
siempre squidad en- los preciOs, pronttud en-
todo suanto 90 le sncargue.-Puerto RICO % de Fs.
brsro de 1876. 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

The following are from correspondent OF
the London Agricultural Ga-cffe.
SAGo CREAM SoUP.-An old fowl that ~
only iii for the stock pot makes delightful
Stock Tor This soup, and ID may either be
boiled tlll every particle of goodness il eN-
tracted, or IL a less strong stock H. wanied. it
may only Zoe boiled Till tender. and the meat
afterwards used up i'm some 81 the made iShcS
where white meat il required. Add TO tire
stock while boiling, some whole white pep
Per and blade Of mace. Strain and skim
the stock: this last operation il best done
with what il called Kitchen paper "A most
useful article, and of which "A supply should
he AT the command Of every cook. Law the
paper on the top OF the stock and draw Il on.
the fat on the top will adhere 10 10, and the
process should he repeated till the paper
comes of free from grease. For every 2
quarts OF stock take 3 ounces Of sage or OF
tapioca, wash 10 i'm hot water. and boil 10 iva
the stock for one hour. Break the yelks at
two eggs i'm basin, and add To them half q
pint OF cream or milk; pour into 10 gradually
a little of the hot soup. then turn 10 All into
the remainder OF the soup and heat IN IN
taking care IL does not boil. The stock for
this soup may be made Of rabbit or of veal,
or of a mixture OF all three.
BEEF STEAK PUDDING.-Cut upt s pounds
of beef into neat steaks Dip the chopper nm
cold water and beat them a little to fiatten
them and make the meat more tender. roll
them up with "a little pepper and salt inside
Line pudding basin with a suit crust made
In the proportion of q ounces Of suet 20 A.
pound of flour. Take care Ia put the crust
quite down To the bottom OF the basin. or the
pudding will break. Cut the crust of even
with the top Of the basin. lay i'm the meat: IL
liked. add some chopped onion, half an the
pudding with cold water, cover over the top
with "A lid of paste reserved for the purpos.s;
having previously wctted or better Sti n egg,.d
The edges of each. Tie up i'm "A pudding cloth
wrung out Of boiling wafer and sprinkle with
flour. Boil for at least three hours. A couple
of sheep kidneys sliced and added To the pud-
ding. very much improves the flavor OF the
gravy, and. III liked. 4 OF a teaSpoonful OF
baking powder may he added TO the crust:
but il should De borne i'm mind that whenever
baking POWDER il used. the utmost expedition
IN finishing up II necessary. a. fermentation
commences fnom the moment the water is
added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

i-f-'r RFssrfl - Srrts--rs Rfsrsa ;, 10 F,,,ss,
hosh he''h. N a. jury: ~ yegu listen. nss. -
I~e Ssi,c to srsishcp up dis cs.e s lsss a .aS1,
D. hcsh'. case % >,esiia' h,~--nssh,, .~r,s-.
Al yauIl know 81 shout /, When { sib, N, esar.
nis Peter Jcnes. Dc painter. q, nru,bcr - o. che ~
Bus 1h.nlss Grcen- a fcaa~t, se5ihc>s ka,ws he.
lazy. tidin pixeer j. dai berry Th.sna- Gryea-
De-" = d dif rcht parties YEA j. called - lcis,
Now sie me s'rie' oonies'ioa While laoidsic~ Do
Dcre Two .hale sics to rscr,tins front cue a.
What. dss dc lHtir lawyer say. To t.,1 .s.u, a.
pst's =. what va, cun 70; ycu make m. Ia. a.
place.
MhsrSu, Oh menihrrs vs. 30 about % -.
hcert dl-rutstion lssut a INT q Law, O. dsF-
Bout egw o. turn stair cbbsdrRcr-ist's what as.
No" S i.a At strange 'ne niss"'' isDer.n,
Why hen you wants e. turn H.. you -. IA. a. cam.
An mn a. p~es,ric Turner-he n be sss,c- hsr lsaas'
An den a. yeu-~ Mah- Turner. sab. rirc- IA,
oon m town 10 s'e YOU fnr o. turn states etb,.
A. sogn yon tells him dat ne knows rrzscky what
An take You t. his once ~h~re D. CT bis u,r-
Au' OAR YOU cotclrs hot a. crank an drn ~ turn.
away.
intel a. Hast Oar >ln"in dicks an dca you c.sa.
tea.
l. dat d. letter Oh d. thing d. fcr dome Avs he
d
An you kc~p- s-turiin thl a. RIGHT one gifts
artuu.
Al dar d. Dcc-iric Turncr LOOKS. an dar d. law Is
faun.
An den YOU gih, DE- fac an den he read, a. TAN q.
You.
do.
An dru NJ ~. Good rnorniu an he gibs you
hfiy GENTS.
An dat ie way you hs, o. q" turn states elby-
dcnrp.
Wei. c,nmra 1t g. jury DE- lcah ca-s I, uns.-,fa.a
dor~n know d. h"C wuE STOLE, bur peter word ~
Eusd-
IT, up an ~-s~o maufully, don't maxim any b.I,es;
An asIi'rc- sah,' Il wuz you thiuk 4 a eide lsr
Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
NOVEMBER 23p. 1876.

BsIti@@rs EI,isstt c1y and %SS Stations
Point of Rocks and intermediate stations, Main
110.Baltim:re and Alexandria Junction. Sunday,
s:1O-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Express.
pullman Parlor Cars. Sunday, stops at Way
:3O-Baltmore and Way Stations.
s4O.Chicago CINCINNATI, -. Louis. and Pittsburg
Express. Frederick, Hagerstown and Valley
R%ad. Parlor and Sleepers. No connection for
9:OO-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations. Harrison
burg and Way stations. Valley Branch, Pied
9:2O77Balrimore Express Sunday to Baltimore, Re
- lay and AnRapolisD
12:IJ-Baltmore, Way Stations EIlcott City and
I:4O--New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk Express,
Alexandria Junction. ON Sunday, all Way
3:3OaBaltImcre and Way Stations, Frederick a
4:3O-Baitimore and Laurel Express.
4;JO-t redcrick and Point OF Recks, via Metrop0l-
itan Branch Connects on saturday for Ha-
I:43-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations, Fred
5:3O77Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
Saturday. Hagerstown and Winchester. Sleep
en- ing cars to Cincinnati and Louisville.
71J-Baltmore and Way Stations.
7:3J-Pittsburg, Chicago, Columbus.
1O:O0-New York and Philadelphia Night Express.
Sleeping 10 New York.
lO:o9-BaltmOre and Way Stations to Annapolis
Junction.
lass. Louis Express Cincinnati and Chicago,
and to Louisville Saturday. SleepeTs.
40 $40, $40, 9:2O a. m: lao, 4:45, ) 80,
3:f5: 715, 7:35, 900, 1000, 1905 and
IL 40 y. m. daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for HagerStown or Val
ley Branch; for New York and Philadelphia at
=: 10 a. III. and 40 p. m.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
ami Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, and
40, COL and sos Pennsy lyania avenue, and 8 ,
18th street northwest. where orders will be taken for
baggage to be checked and received at any point in
the city.
THOS. T.. SHARP. Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. kOONTZ. General Agent. sepl-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
PRofS9ss.A1IIss;o q, Rr,,D,xo 70, s,.,r Wan,
AND NAVY DEPrs.' 200 PENS. AVE,

PROPOSALS.
Il OFFICE OF BUILDING FoR STATE, WAR
AND NAVY DEPrs., 2100 PENS. AVE-,
WASHINGTON, u. e., Nov. n, lsT6.A
Sealed Proposals will he received st this 0ice until
j m, Of the 21sT DAY OF DEcEA BER, $50, fOr fur
nshing. delivering hitting and putting in place the
wrought and cast iron work. as exhibited by the
drawings described in the specifications, called for
in the schedules and required for the roofs ef tho
two curtains Of the East Wing 81 Building for State
War and Navy Departments, az Washington, ID. G,
Copies Of the drs wins. icsflons and schedue<
can Sc had on application "a this once
All bids must he accompanied by penal bond, I'm
the Of the aggregate amount Of the bad that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract n ard
ed 90 him. The tuciency of the security 20 be
tined by the nited States Judge. the Clerk Of the
United States Court, the District Attorney Of the
District wherein he resides.
The undersigned reserves the right 20 reject any or
all bids and any bid that IL made on the form 20
be obtained In this once and does not conform 20 the
requirements Of this advertisement will not be con-
sidered.
Proposals viii not be received from parties who ars
not themselves engaged in the manufacture Of
wrought and cast iron work, and who have not the
necessary facissies Tor getting out the work.
Proposals III be endorsed, Bids for Iron Wori OF
Roof 81 East Wing &C Building for state, War aud
Navy Departments, and addressed 90
q. 4. BABC0Ck,
n0vZ5bt Col. Of Engineerr, u. =. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24
ID ED.

LAWSON. On THURSDAY. November 2sd Is7s, Of
nielnbfanous Group. WALTER T., only -on Of D. D.
and Anna Lawson. aged three Hears and five months
Friends 81 the family respectfully requested 20
attend the funeral from the residence If hs PARENTS
No 1886 18th street northwest ON Saturday, the 2sth
instant. at p. m
Pl MPHREl. Al SO clock on the morning Of No.
nenbtr iih Is IDA below "a daughter Of Elizabeth
A. and :. Humphrey.
The funeral will take place frum the Fifth Bspist
Church on Virginia avenue. between a. and 9th St. ,
southwest on Sabbath afternoon next, 18th instant
Friends and relatives meet respectfully inNited 10
attend. ~
STEIN. On November 22d. $50, M ? clock a nm d.
JOHN STEIN. in the s4fh year If his age 4 kind
husband and ahectionate father.
Nas - long with pain oppressed.
That wore my strength AWAY
II made me long for endless rest.
Which never can decay.
Affections sore some tiIne \ bore.
Physicians were in vain;
God thought it best that should rc..
And He eascd me Of my pain.
By FRIEND.
Funeral services on sunday, the 35th AZ ! o cloc K
r. m. from 9l5 Four and a half street SOUTH
west. thence 20 Gorsuch Chapel NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24
- H WARNER, Auctioneer.
II. street. opposite Ma onic Temple.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TNIMPRoVED PRrp
LEIl y MASHINGToN COUNTY, NEAR

TRUSTEES SALE OF TNINPRoVEp PRHp
LEIl ~ WASHINGTON MY, NEAR
TENNALLETOWN.
By virtue Of deed of trust Ia me- da.ed -.
March JHl, A. ID. ls75. aud recorded in Liher 8$R
No. ~ folio as. If the land records Of thc-~H
District OF Columbia. and al the request the marty
thereby secured. Will sell 10y public auction in
front uf the premises. on FRIDAY. the 9Th daV Of
December. \. II. $50. at 3 clock o. m. all thar
piece or parcel Of land, situate and living in Wash
inGton county in the District of Columbia. begin
nlng Tor the came al the northwest of lot mum
bered II. on the east side Of a road. and running
thence nurtheTly with said road 20 the northwest cor
ueT Of lot numbered l.. thence easterly with the
north line of said lot l. To northwest corner of lot
numbered 9; thence caSterly with the north line of
lot No. gto Thomas Wilson's land; thence southerly
with sald ls"n line loo feet: thence eaferIV
b1 let {" ditch of running water thence south ith
said ditch 20 Renson Addison land: thence westerly
with sad Addison lot 90 the east line of the
nine acres sold L. Matt r. Fent0n: thence narfherlv
with Fenton : land L. the northeast corner Of the
same; thence westerly with said Fentun north line
To The place al beginning. containing MAE acres.
more or less. The above lots of land are IF W II
g Murlocks subdivision of a tract Of land called
friendship and now Of record in tn. surveyor office
81 the county Of ashngton, III the District Of Co
lUIniia.
Terms: One third cash. and the balance in three
equal payments at o. u and II months. bearing inter
est from day of sale. \ deposit Of TOO will Ice re
quiTcd the time of sale Ii the terms of sale are
not complied with wtsin ten DAYS the Trustee re
serves the right To resell the premises the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
JOHN G. FAY, Trustee.
431 9TH street northwest.
n24-'o&ds Nation j. 7. COL LOWELL. Salesman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24
NORTHERN LIBERTY CHARIOT COMPANY,

SEALED PRorosaLs. viii ee received BY the nm
effects OF the Noffhern Liberty Chariot Company
Consisting OF ia Horses, setts q Double Harness,
10 and ipcusive Of the lsf day Of Deceber, l6 such
proposals. % be in writing, signed ~ the makers
menf and nature q security Tor deferred payments,
II not all cssh. PR full partcular. Apply personally
sSoss-scids lilo CD street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

A MAN rushed into a Main-strect restaur-
ant. the othey day, i'm an awful hurry. and .
hopping into a chair, called for ''calf-s-head
soup ''Calf said what. Sirg" inquired the
waiter. "Calfs-head SOUP" nOared the inn
patient guest Admonished by the wrsathfuI
tone. the waiter moved away. but paused %
inquire. a kind Of appendix, You didn't
say what kind Of soup, sirs''-l HdWkeUe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

''BULLDoZING" is most excellent diScf-
pline for tramps. One day last week a man
Knocked ar the door of a house near Whites
town. y. Y. demanded something to eat and
threatened 10 set fire TO the roof. The lady
within refused 10 open the door. and quickly
slipped ont Of the house by the back way and
ran 10 her husband who was at work near
by. The tramp caught sight of the husband
and ran of. but was closely pursued. The
husband lost his breath and shouted 10 a
ne1ghbor 10 follow the fugitive The neighbor
ran for a while. but he too became exhausted
after he had passed the word to q third man.
The last man was fresh. and the tramp was
led back 10 the barn i'm the rear OF the house
where he had applied for admission. Then
the three men tied him up by the arms and
each then gave him a. many lashes as they
could lay upon him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

THE Boss PREyARICAToR OF TENAs-The
champion liar of the state is in our county
Jail. A kind-hearted clergyman asked him
how he came TO be there. The fellow said
with tears in his eyes, that he was coming
home from pra meeting and sat down TO
rest, fell asleep, and while he was asleep
there, the county built the Jail around him
and when he awoke the jailer refused To let
him ont. There are indictments against him
in every county west of the Guadaloupe. and
he has already served out one term at Hunts
vile. Talk about newspaper men deviating
from the truth, after that San -IIeonio Her
mid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

~sParis fashions, - like olive wood arti-
Giles from Jerusalem, are OF New York manu-
facture.
ga Baptist minister has sued a church
committee at Oakland, Cal, for libel DAM
ages, 100000.
~Died recently I'm France-M. Abbadie
who had accumulated fortune of $500 600
through the manufacture Of paper for ciga-
reftes.
IIfa man with whiskers all around I'M
der his throat puts his programme on one
seat in front of him, and his hat con another,
and his cloak on another, be sure that he Is a
preacher, and isn't worth flirting with.
Well, son, what's de news to-
night?" Tom-"De bulletin board say Mister
Hayes is lected by one VOTE Sanity
jes' one votei Good Lord, what a mighty
lucky thing dis hoy voted, for IL he hadps
Mister Hayes would have got lei suah.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

TAKE CARE OF THE TCRKEY.-The repub-
lie is on the brink of ruin. Danger stares US
in the face from an unexpected source. While
we are all waiting for the election news no.
body is fattening the turkeys, and the first
thing we know Thanksgiving day will be
here. and there will he the gentleman down i'm
the basement 10 remunerate, and no pre- par
ed bitumen warmed up TO the proper degree OF
usefulness. Look after the poultry: a free
people can't get up thanksgiving dinner on
election roosters.-f Darlington Hdspkesge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24
BLACK SIIkS.
AT
BRODHEAD d CO.'S.

$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN
9TH AND 10TH STREETS.
W" will ell our line Of LYONS Black Silk AZ the
following prices and guarantee every yard sold 70 be
low as al the forrest price named in the past ten
gFGTy, viz 75c -. : 20. : IS 81 - ., 50 80
>3-5. 50. - y. and : 5g.
Loy.y Double Width All Wool Myrtle Green. Seal
Brown Navy Blue and Black Matelasse, only
Sl75
All col French Ca~hneres. ginal dye, and double
width 6gc. and M.
T. 8 NiddeseN Yacht Cloth
g . Black Beaver Cloth. only 80 and up.
AT Wosl Blankets. - 20 and M.
Twiiled Ladies, Cluth, with bright lines, new and
stylish. tdUubls width 81 20 per yard.
AT silk Black Lyons Velvet, > inches. SIP -.
ElrEant button hid Gloves in Black. hite, Street
and Opera shades, : -.
Audr0scOggiu Al BlcaCh-d Cotton. CSC.
Best makes Ladies and Gem. Underw ear at lowest
prices.
ES-We invite our friends and customers 10 examine
stock.
BRODHEAD AZ CO..
uuVl7 n q3q Penn a ave. bet orb and 10Th stS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24
WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
EERNITTRE

L. :. MARSHAL'S SALE OF LARGE LOT OF
FURNITURE.
In virtue Of a writ Of fieri facias on judg-n
ment If condemnation. Issued out Of the Clerk Va
ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the District If ~
Columbia, and 10 me directed will sell al pab
lie sale for cash, al the If 10Th and
northwest. Millikens Hotel on FRIDAY. the st
day Of December, 1876 commencing at 10 o'clock a.
m, he following goods and chaftles, viz:
The Furniture Of twenty f2pl bedrooms consisting Of
Bedstesds and Bedding. Bureaus, washstsnds,
Chairs, Carpets, Stoves, Cornishes, Window Cur
tains, &c. Also. Parlor Suite, consisting of Mar
ble-top Tables. Whatnots. Sofas, Chairs, Lambro-
cans, Mirrors, Pictures, Mantle ornamsnts, Cur
tsiBs, Cornices Carpets &c. Also. lot of Hall Car
pet and 0ilcloth, Rugs, Hatrack, Carpet Rods Ia
bic, &c. Also, Dining room Furniture, containing
bles, Kitchen Tables, &c., &c.
Seized and levied upon the goods and chattels of
Frank Miken, and will be sold TO satisfy execution
No. SIS, in favor Of Fincella NJ Alexander ct al
use Of Sarah + Baldwin VS.. Frank Miliken.
ALEX. SHARP. L. :. Marshal, d. G..
noy23-d WASH. Il. WILLIAMS. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24
VI RIED.

BBApLEI-WooD. In this city, on the epth OF
November lS76, 10y the Rev. n. u. Owen " W
hESDLEr; OF New port, X. L., % MARY 4. MooB, II
GRANES-BARTHOLOW Al the residence Of
tW joan y. lciininC, GUNauStJN n, Md on Medne--
day- November I'D. lSZ6 by the Rev. n. q Murphy,
EnwAKD GRAVES. Il Washington, ID. G, and BEsSiE
BARTHpLow. Of the former place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24
C,HANCERY sAL,EaREAL ESTATE ON CAP


. BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court of "a
the District Of Columbia, passed in Chancery fn4
cause No. 4,S14, doc. Is, wherein J II Row .x.A
land is complainant and John f. CARPENTER ct al are
defendants shall SELL on SATURDAY, November
Ism. 1876 at 1870 p. m, at public auction, on the
premises the defendant 81. f. Carpenter eauita-
BILE Interest in the following real estate situated i'm
a-lilngtOn. ID. C., to wit,-bOts numbered sixteen,
nineteen and twenty two in j E. Carpenter record
ed subdivision of all of original lot numbered eight
and part Of original lots numbered six seven and
nine, in Square numbered eight hundred and eigh-
teen. Each Of the above lots is improved by a two
storS Brick Dwelling, containing eight rooms, with
all modern improvements, and will be sold separately
The above property is sold subject to the following
encumbranCes, yiZ:-Two deeds of trust recorded re-
spectiyey in Liber s5, folio 50, and Liber sp, folio
So Of the land records for the District of Columbia
the former deed embracing said lots 10 and 49, and the
latter said lot -.
Terms of sale: One third of purchase money cash;
balance in two equal instruments payable in six and
twelve months from day of sale with interest at six
per cent. Trustee reserves "A lien each piece of
property until whole purchase money is paid so
deposit each lot at time of sale Concentrating at
purchasers cost. If terms of sale not complied
with within five days from day of sale, trustee re-
the right resell at risk and of defauing
purchaser. JAMES NJ. JOHNSON, Trustee,
Webster Law Building.
DUNCANSON BROS.
nov3 eo&ds Law ReporterI Auctioneerss.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account of the inclesnency of the weather until SAT
CRDAf, the 25th day of November A. d 1876,
JAMES VI. JOHNSON, Trustee
nOv0- eo&ds DUNCANSON BROS. AuCtS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-24

THE EARLY Boy CATCHES THE KIss-A
pretty school-nlarm of this county TO prevent
scholars from being tardy, promised 70 kiss
The FIRST scholar who made his appearance AZ
the school house. All went we'll for a few
TO participate in this fun, actually got to
roost ON the fence all night, in order TO be at
school the first in the morning. The thing
idea up.-( Marlboro (Ad.l Gazette.