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PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE-The ouan-
tlty OF coal sent from the Schuylkill region
Tor the week ending November IL. was by
rail-, 1856 tons, by canal 81 ,5ai tons; total
E5,2il tons: against 150,2I tons for the same,
week of last year. decrease 1887 tons. The
quantity sent for the year was 1916 .245 tons:
against f.113,3 S2 tons for the CORRESPONDING
period OF last year; decrease Ia ,i37 tons The
quantities sent from all the regions for the
week was, anthracite. COS ,0av tons; bitun4in-
GUS. 1876 TONS. total, COS .cs6 tons: against
5o2,sS tons anthracite and g ,151 tons btu
mlnous total CO. 3i tons for the same week
OF last year. Increase al anthracite. IS .301
tons; increase OF bitumi nous. .l65 TONS total
increase, lies tons. The quantity sent from
all the regions for the year was. anthracite
l6,S0.6s tons; bituminous. .254 307 tons; total
@Gsi.9 tons; against Il. SOFIA tons anthra-
cite and 4.c3O,6S6 tons bituminous; total % :
Gil AGO tons for the corresponding period OF
last year. Decrease of anthracite I350 9Gf
tons, dt crease of bduminous 1859 tons: to-
TAI decrease 2.5s6,i!3 tons.-[ Pottsrdie Miners
Journal. Nor. o.
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AUCTION SALES.
4 }. SWEET, Auctlonrcr.

n.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON INV JERSEY AvENIyE RE.
TWIN j. ard SITS. NORTHWEST and
NORTHWEST.
BY VIM 81 TIVE deeds If trust TO Us d.taf "A
the al, day q NGyember. A. D. Is74 and duly f.-z
reecrtet 10 Lsber NJ. 90, foiio u.s. and the Et
day Of May, A II. 1Gs, and duly recorded in Lih.r
No 9 folio All, Il he land rs of The ps,rct ~
g unlbia, and al The request nj the parfv secnred
thereby, we will 81 public auction IN fr1nt III the
premises, on TUESDAY, December q ls-s Al -
clock D. M, the following described real estate sit
uafed In The city q Washington. T. C. TO wit. Lot
Numbered IL, IN Huffman's recorded Subdivision Of
original 1oi numb red 2, in square numbered Sao i'm
proved by two-ssory frame house ~
Ard immediately thereafter, the following de-
scribed real estate in the said city ami District 10 wit
Parts OF Lets numbered % and n in square numbered
500 ginning for the same at n point on y ST north
defiant fecn feet west from the northeast corner
OF "a ~ nun bcred %. and running thence east six
teen ZIG, fee1 thence south one hundred flOol feet:
thence wet sixteen lsD feet and thence north one
hundred tol feet to The place of beginning improved
10y two twt-story d, uses.
Terms OF sale: One bird cash, and the balance nav
atIe III six, twelve and eighteen months with inter
eel ri eight pr cent annun from day Of sale to
he secured by deed # trust the property sold III
TIE teInls 81 sale complied with in five days
Al er the SALE the rstees the right 10 rse
a. he ri>k and Cost 4 tie defsultng purchaser A
deposit IF : no viii b. required at the time of sale
COnNeyanc,hg Al purchasers cos.
no,z-eoSsp I TH6K 4, snMSYnnS f, Tru-tees.
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(sOHENs LOAN OFFICE, Corner Of 7A street.
" aad Nesc York aresKe, entrance on New IN
FORK avenue: The most private Loan OmceA a
in the city. Money loaned at the lowest rateO "
Of interest Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
value. iansI -ly
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MANGLED BY A BLooDHoUNp.-Jacob
Schaffer, Lad residing In North Bergen, ".
j., was attacked yesterday on his way home
from school, while passing Weber's farm.
The farmer has a fierce bloodhound, which
ne Keeps chained up by day In his barn, but
yesterday IL slipped its collar as the boy was
passing and sprang upon him, biting him ter
rlbly about the face and neck. Had some
laoorers not come TO the lads assistance he
would have been killed on the spot. His
clothing was torn into shreds and his neck
was severely lacerated. The boy was subse-
9uently removed TO ST. Mary's hospital, i'm
HoDoken, and remains in most critical con-
dition.-fM y Herald oath
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1875 GREAT 1915
Pennsylvania Route.
To the North. Hest. aud &Nssfhanesf

To fhe North, West, 0ssd Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
NOVEMBER 21rH: Is1s.
corner q 9th ana b streets, as follows:
For Pittsbnrg and the West, :55 a. m daily, with
farlor Car g Pfttsburg; and sleeping Cars 20
Cincinnati, 81 Louis And Chicago; 5:lO D. m /,
daily. with Palace Car 20 Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Fails,
%h t PSce a.I r ssesei sss@s
Erie Elmirs and Watkins, at s:3S a. m. daily,
For New York and the East. ,os a. m and 20 n.
m. daily, with Palace Cars ATTACHED; Limited Tx
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars, s:2o a. m. daily
For New York and the East, I:3o p. m. daily. ex.
cept Sunday, with Parior Cars 10 New York and
Steering Cars O. Boston.
For philadelphia, ESQ 2. m daily. except Sunday.
Limited Express, $50 a. m daily, except Sun,
Accommodation for Baltimore, 1855 a. m and 4:ao
For Pope's Creek Line 35 a. m. and 4 30 .. m.
For Annapolis, e:55 a. m. and 4:ao D. m. daily,
ALEX tfS 6IIl FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY a, hSp ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
For AleXsndria, 1 ;5s, 6. f,se,Io.IIa T.,
3, 4:2o, 5, 6:lo, 100 p. IN. On sunday Il 8
For the south s via fI Ricsmond SIS M daily; and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6, ., s,
10, II a. m, 1, 3, 4,2o, >, 61o, and D. m.
On Sunday at and o a: m, and 6:l0 .. m.
commodstiOns can be procured AZ the Ofces: North
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue Northeast corner ~ Sixth street and Penn
be left for the checking Of Baggage destination
rom Hotels and Residences.
ID y, BOYD; u Gen1 Passenger Agent.
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"ROGERTS
VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP.
.IT, ne only cure ever discovered for wH00PING
cOtGH IL has stood the of twenty years IL Is
nc esst rsn,edy for COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP,
sVhE THROAT, &C. before the public For
sale by The Principal Druggists and by the proprie-
J tor, al 1924 street northwest sepSIv
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a BRIEF HeNEYNooN-A TTSit 10 the On
te,''im Results tn The Death Of n Brooklyn Bridc
MIS- Frederick ii. Webster, wife of Frederick
webster, was buried from the residence of
her father, William L. Talman, ON State
street, Brooklyn, yesterday The services
were OF n peculiarly sad and impressive char
acter, owlng 10 the fact that the decea sed was
married only little more than a month ago,
and contracted the disease from which she
dled typhoid iever-On her wedding trip TO
The Centennial Exhibition at PhiladelthIa
The services were conducted according to the
ritual OF the Episcopal church. and Were
opened by the singing OF Rock Of Ages -
after which DIR. Inglis, who was the lady's
pastor, read selections from the Scriptures.
after which he delivered a short but touching
adurees upon the uncertainty of human life
and the change wrought i'm one happy home
within one short month. He was followed by
The singing, i'm accordance with Mrs Web
sters dying request, Of the hymn Nearer
my Ged, to Thee" Mrs. Webster was mar
ried on the 18th of last October at the Church.
on-tne- Heights. Returning after a brief alb,
sence, she fell sick and after an illness of lit
tie more than a weeks duration breatheI
her last.-tN Y. World, 24th.
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nUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers
~ Corner 9th and ID streets northwest.

- Corner 9th and d streets northwest
ADMINISTRATORS SALE MUSICAL Box
AND TABLE, MADE By HELLER, OF
BEkME, AND ORIGINAL COST 3 500; ELE-
BLuE SILK BR0CATELLE CURTAINS
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETT, CRETONNE
IRVING AND DIcKEN s WORKS; TELESCOPE
MADE BY BACH. OF MUNICH; COST $500
RIFLE BY WASSMAN 4 O.,DOUGAL RIFLE
DOUBLE BARREL DUCkING GUN BY
On WEDNESDAY, November 90, commencing at
1890 O'Clock p. will sell, at the auction rooms
Of Duncanson Bros corner 9Th and ID streets north
west the above mentioned goods belonging to the
estate Of the late jefferson Rives, deceased. These
articles all Of very high cost and present spen-
did opportunity TO purchasers.
noyz5 8. I. WILLIAMS, Administ ator
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IkuN NMAN a GREEN, Auctioncers.


TRlS1EES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EfAL ESTATE IN SOUTH SIDE OF COR
tbEAN IOR MeNRoEb STREET. BETWEEN
It1H AND l7Tr AND AND STREETS
NoKTHWEsT. CONSISTING OF THREE NEW
INo-STORf BRICK DWELLINGS,
BY virtue OF a ds,' IL trust dated November -
l.th 4 ID: lr!, and duly recorded in Liber -
NO eo, fuil"s 81, CT SEQ, one If the land re- ,1N
cords ter the Dis ric If Columbia and at the
OF the party secured thereby, 1 will sell at public
aucti n n front Il the rsmises to the highest bid
der, IN MONDAY, December 18th, A. D. 1876, at
4l3 e. m, the following described real estate stu
aed II the city Of Washington in said District viz:
IL, Nos. 81 and g. in John b. Turton, executor s
subdiN fsaon ct SQUARE No E9, said subdivision
1niy rtGnrdsd in the Sur1 eyors Office of said city
IN Der wv r., folio hr3. These houses will b.,
sold separately with privilege of two or all.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, (of which $50 on
each house must be paid at time of SALE and the
Dalance IN and l2months in equal payments, TO be
secured by purchasers notes. bearing interest from,
day OF sale at per cent. per until paid and
a deco OF trust on premises sold Conyeyancing and
recording at purchasers cost If terms of sale are
not complied with in six dsys after sale the Trustee
reserves the right resell at risk and cost of nurrba
ser in default
WIN. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee
now -eotds No 1921 street northwest.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
SITUATED ON SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYL-
NANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN 18TH AND 1 3rH
DISTRICT OF CONTINUITY

NANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 9TH AND 18TH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue o. q deed OF trust dated LIST day Of -
No 800, folio Is, Of the land records Of
District OF Columbia, and BY the written request Of
the party secured thereby, will offer ct public sale,
on MONDAY, the 4th day Of December, ls76 at the
hour Of o'clock in the afternson, In front OF the
premises; all that certain piece Of ground situated
lying and being in the City Of Washington, District
Of Columbia and known and described g being Lot
division Of the twothirds OF Lot numbered s in
square number 32, together with the buildings and
improvements upon the same, being house numbered
1924 on PeHnsylvania avenue.
Terms Of sale: LII with interest at the rate OF
per cent rom September LIST, 1876, and all expenses
Of sale cash residue in and Il months with Interest
secured by deed OF trust 9l0 to be paid when the
property e struck on, and all conveyancing at the
THOMAS W. HUNGERFORp, rrustee.
nova lot THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
UNITED STATES ZEAL T EsFsFkL SALE OF
In virtue OF writ Of her facias issued ont Of the
Clerk oice Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia and TO me directed, win sell at public
District, on TUESDAY, the sth day Of December,
ls76, at O'Clock m, the following described read
estate, viz All Caroline Peugh right, title, claim
ard interest IN and to lot ~, in Ann Blanchards
Non 81 oeSsr S Win II snd q 1Ss IN
improvements thereon, In the city Of Washington D.
c., seized and levied upon the property Of Caro-
line 8. ugh and VII be sold to safidy execution
No A1n, In favor Of Geo. Wattingy, nse Of assie-
nee. ALEX. SHARP,
povls-tn q. 9. 4aruAAl D. D.
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A CCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
"A REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASH

INGT0N.
BY virtue of deed of trust. recorded in lber IL
No III folio 200, of he land records Of the Dis f.a
uict OF Columbia, i will sell at public auction -.
70 the highest bidder, upon the premises, on WE'D
H,EiSpAY, the goth day of November, 1876, at 3
O'Clock m, all that lot Of ground situate In the cty
OF ashington, district aforesaid, and known upon
the ground plan thereof all that part Of lot num-
bered one Il in square numbered seven hundred and
nity seven contained within the following mefes
and bounds, commencing for the same at the south
west corner OF the said lot and running heace north
sastwardy along Maryland avenue twenty eight (2S)
feet thence and right angles with
said avenue one hundred and sixty lis feet, to
line to the northwest corner Of said lot thence due
south forty two 90 feet and ten fl0) inches thence
enthusiastically at right angles with said avenue one
hundred and twenty seven tIzl feet to the place Of
and attic brick dwelling, and is very desirable.
The terms Of sale are: One third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in two equal nav
ments at six and twelve months, with interest Sc
cured to the satisfaction Of the Trustee deposit Of
Slo0 will be required at time OF sale. All conveyan-
eng and recording at purchasers cost. Unless the
terms OF sale complied with in ten days from time
OF sale the Trustee win resell at the risk and cost of
defaultiDg purchaser.
nov2o-eo r. ROSS PERRY, Trustee.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF OLD MARKET SHEDS
~ ON X STREET, BETWEEN 10TH AND
10Th STREETS. NORTHWEST
MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
U. S. MARSHALS SALE OF LARGE LOT OF

In virtue Of q writ of fer; facias, judg- "a
ment Of condemnation, issued out Of the Clerk'sN
Office OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of ~
Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell at pub
lie SALE for cash, at the of l0h and
northwest, tMilliken,s Hotel, on FRIDAY, the LIST
day OF December, $50, commencing at 10 O'Clock a
M, the following goods and chattes viz
The Furniture of twenty o) bedrooms, consisting of
Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureaus, Washstands,
Chairs, Carpets, Stoves, Cornishes, Window Cur
tains, DC. Also, Parior Suite, consisting of Mar
ble-top Tables, w hatnOts, Sofas, Chairs, Lambro-
cans, Mirrors, Pictures, Mantle Ornaments, Cur
tains, Cornices, Carpets &c. Also lot of Hall Car
pet and Oicloth, Rugs Hatrack, Carpet Rods, Ia
BILE, &c. Also, Dining room Furniture, containing
y Caneseat Chairs, Extension Table, 4 Dining Ta-
bles, 2Kichen Tables, &C., &c.
Seized and levied upon the goods and chaiels of
Frank Milliken and will be sold to satisfy execution
No. Is $50 in favor of Fincella NJ Alexander ct al
use OF Sarah i Baldwin vs.. Frank Mken.
ALEX. SHARP, U. s. Marshal, ID. G.
nOv23-d WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

RECEIVING NEW. CHEAP AND DE-
~ SIRABLE DRY GOODS EVERY DAY.
Black Cashmere, the widest double width, 81.
Seal Brown Merino, all pure Wool, widest double
width, g.
Navy Blue, Seal Brown Cashmere, pure Wool, 50;
very hne.
Dark Green. Navy Blue, Seal Brown double fold,
beautiful Dress Goods only Is worth g.
CARTER'S. 7O7 Market Space.
Black Alpaca. double fold, very fine; Is.
Black Silk MOhair Alpaca very fine; 50.
Yard wide Double Twied Bed Tick; p.
Nearly two ards vide Black Water Proof; 50.
Excellent Canton FLANNEL; IL.
Red Twilled Flannel; 3.
Very large Linen Napkins: g.
Large assortment e Cloth and CaSsimerez for Boys
wear; 81, 90, 50. Very large size White Wool Blan-
ket-; S25e. Very best Calico; ga. Very large
sortment Of new siyle Shawis; s., 81, 81 3, Sl.50
WE ARE SELLING VERY CHEAP. novaO-tr
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ANDREW b. DUvALL, Truste
nOy23-d WASH. Il. WILLIAMS. uci
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner 9th and ID streets northwe est

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner 9th and ID streets northwest.
PAIR VERY FINE BAY MARES, FULL SIZE,
lIARFNCE DOUBLE HARNESS, HALF-TOP
PHHT0N, CARRIAGE ROBES, &c, being the
properly Of private gentleman.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. No IN
yeniber 29th, commencing at O'Clock, we 0S
viii sell, in front Of cur auction rooms
Pair fine Bay Mares splendid carriage horses either
OF " hch suitable for q coupe; kind and gentle
Full size Clarence. in splendid condition.
Half-top Phpton Carriage.
Sett Gold Mounted Double Harness.
Set Silver Mounted Double Harness.
Robes, &c.
Anyone desiring a complete outfit should attend
this sale; being sold for no fault
nov25 DUNCANSON BROS. Ancts
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- The Detroit Free Press rather likes Ollv<
Logan when her mouth is Ia repose.
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The MEXICAN AND BRAZILIAN EN-
HIB1T.- No single nation Is likely To reap
more direct and decided advantages from the
Philadelphia Exposition than the United
states OF Mexico, and the course OF the
government i'm f1rn ishing free transportation
mas been on the whole well repaid. In one
product, the Mexican onyx. the display at
The Exposition has been equivalent u an
introduction 9 brisk trade was carried on
In the Main Building while the Exposition
was In progress; slabs were sold to nearly all
the Foreign Commissioner and a mantel-
piece made OF the substance was sold to the
Emperor OF Germany. Theaverage observer
was probably more or less misled by the
name of this substance. which am analysis in
the special catalogue OF the Mexican section
shows Is really a limestone with some mag
nesia I'm IL, and having accordingly more or
less affinity with the crystalline dolomites
This fact accounts for its being one or two
numbers harder than the marbles proper and
taking accordingly better and more endur-
ing polish. The meteorological display i'm the
BRAZILIAN section was throughout ofa high
character and especially rich i'm the volcanic
rocks; which were well represented in all
branches. particularly those OF commercial
interest n large part OF the specimens have
been presented TO the government collection
at Washington.
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STOCK GOING OFF WITH A RUSH

20 pieces Black and COlOred Cashmercs, and Meri-
NOS at reduced rates.
pieces % inch So 90 Cashmere at 81 80
pieces o. inch : LIS Cashmere at SIZE
pieces ~ inch s 70 Cashmere AT = 90
The above u pieces extra fine qualities
market rates - ~
S6.0o inch Black silk Velvet at s4G
S20 10 inch Black SILK Velvet at @2W
BLACK SILkSi BLACK SILKS
~ pieces AT less than old prices
Blankets and Bed Comforts at Agents prices
SkiTtinz Flannels; all kinds
CassimereS fpr Men and Boys
Beaver Cloths for Ladies' ClOaks. i'm fact A full
siuek which must be sold of by January lst
- DOE ttGti TO see our prices.
w. vi. BROWN,
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REVOLUTIONS IN LOWER CALIFORNIA;
san plego aispatch says it is reported that a
MIA, Mexico. Jose Moreno has collected a
iorce and issued q pronunciamento declaring
himself governor. He imprisoned Gov. villa
quara and his secretary, Roderigue, seized
the custom house at Rio Juano, deposed VII
iageranas, collector, and restored Caballar,
who was removed some months ago. Many
Mexicans have entered Lower California
nom California, u. s., and Joined Moreno.
BURGLARS FoILED--Six burglars made
a raid on the summer residence Of Mr.. Boz
dine, at New Hamburg, n. Y, early yester-
day morning. One OF them was shot by Mr..
McKifterick, the man in charge, and his COM
rades bore him away. None OF them have
been arrested.
DAMAGES FROM DEAD LovER--Miss
Elizabeth West has recovered six thousand
dollars In Cincinnati for a breach OF promise
from the estate OF man who died after tie
suit was instituted.
- The Detroit Free Press rather likes Olive
Logan when her mouth is Ia repose.
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hUNCANSQH BROS, Auctioneers,
II SOufh6uB corner 9Th and ID streets northwest


TRUSTEES, SALE OF A LOT OF GROUND IN
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., NEAR THE HEIGHTS.
by virtue Of a deed Of trust dated the sd dsy -
OF March, lS76, recorded in Lber oE, folio 7, of4
the land records Of the District Of Columbia -
by, We shall sell at public auction in front Of the
premises on TUESDAY the Il It'll day of November,
1870, nj clock p. m, the following described real
estate in Georgetown, d. c., beginning point in
the easferly line OF Montgomery street distant leo
feet north from the northery line Of Stoddard street
easteriy line Of Montgomery street 10 feet thence
norm degrees east along the southerly line Of land
OF John ID. Mcpherson ED feet to the Cemetery line:
thence along said Cemetery line south degrees 80
seconds west 81 feet to the line of the land of c. f.
Rittenhouse; thence along the line II said Ritten-
feet, and thence south degrees 2l feet TO the
place Of beginning, containing 16Zl0.5llO loo square
feet Of land more or less.
Terms Of sale: co. with interest at ten Der cent
per annum from the 2d day of March, 1876, and the
expenses Of sale = cash. the balance at six and twelve
months, for which the purchaser notes. bearing six
cent interest from the day of sale and secured by
aided Of trust upon the property sold will be taken
A deposit Of . 100 will be required Of the purchaser
at the time Of sale, and all conveyancing shall be at
the eX pense OF the purchaser If the above terms Of
sale are not complied with within five days the Trus
tees the right to resell the risk and cost of
the defaultng purchaser.
oct3o-3aw Ads
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, the 2Sth day of November, lS76, same
hour and place.
& &M e M Z; 2; WHdTE' Trustees.
noy1! Raw Sds
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
SIS aud so La aa sas, BET s, and 10th ST..
wewnlsea, at the Bazaar. on TUESDAY 49,
nencing at o O'Clock, one Sorrei Horse, kind aaa
shifting Tor Bnsey but Sy Baiar: M ane st GSi
i Mmun,ed Harnes. The property Of gentleman
It 49, ' BIRCH 6 RoBEY, Auc:s.
RRooKSR LEWIS, suctionecrs,
corner pepnsSisa S,s s syan,s and I'm stree,
k5kks, sfbgBosRibhs, akkhIk roe A "a
m mh.lTSf FPSS srS HAIR AND sHuch
% ft fHhssYS noRS1Ne. November esq
snctign rssm, We viii sell large variety Of ~
It BROoKER 4 LEWIS, Aucts
X pEEMEb PLEDGES;
~ Q elsck p m. viii seiT al eltsslshmen;tsS,X
81 Silver 'Tas a EVER sis
snns, Pistols and Clothing. All goods which have
sale. T. HEIpINHEiMEiR
no,E ot II. COLEMAN CO., Aucts.
HlNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
SRI TSpIp PARLeR SUITE IN BLUE AND
BSEEcG LsSSSisS SSc KING S SS P sN
LIsH GnRBURoY HUNTING SUIT; sPLEN-
on wEhSEsDaY AFTERNOON. Novem-N
Der 29th, at ! clock, we will sell within our
auction r. ms the above mentioned articles, "a
sperdd rportuniy g obtain hgntingeutnt ~
no,z-2- pUNCANSoN BROS, Aucts.
nUNCANS0N BROS, Aactioneers.
~ Corner Sh and ID streets northwest
PARLOR ORGAN. BOOKCASE. MUSIC BOX,
PEDESTAL AND MANTEL STATUETTEs
SET MEDALLION cHR0M0S, &c, &c.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON November 90,
IN" abov mentioned goods, which very fine AMI
worthy the attention IT private BUYERS the property
Of a private party leaving the city.
now pUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer.
a5 FURNISHED ROOMS.
On WEDNESDAG, November 2gth, at 10N
o clock - m, will sell, at No. BIS Pennsyl- Va
vsnia avenue northwest, extensive lot Of "a
Furniture consisting of Fine Walnut Suites.
lparlor and BedroomD Chairs Tables, Secretaries,
ana lngrain;l 0ilcloths, Bedding Chromos, Paint
nes, Engravings and great variety of other useful
articles in the housekeeping line would do well to at
tend this sale.
Terms credit of 30 and 90 DAYS will be given on
al purchases over hundred dollars, by notes with
approved security; under that sum. cash IN hand.
hoVA1 X. N. COX, Salesman.
NoUNG MIDDLETON, Aucuoneers.
We will sell, at public auction at 10 a. m. u
on FRIDAY, December LIST, 1876 AZ the resi- 81 IL
deEce of Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, on the Hars-NA.
wood road adjoining the Soldiers Home
One Cow, two Heifers.
Market Wagon and Cart.
Cider. Milk, Farming Implements.
Lot of Rails and Cedar Posts.
Fifteen Tons Of Hay.
Large and Small Carriages.
- Bedsteads, Sideboards and other Furniture
| Terms: Twenty dollars and under cash: balance i'm
notes for and months bearing per cent interest
SATISFACTORILY Endorsed nOvG st