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The Morning herald., 1876-11-20

rHr shss gud, POLICY" is That
North generally ussas term kin't e
|BoutA for ppliticd purposes. 70 noAs
other cause - We aHribute thidmore thsA
to the desperation ofth.t party. Evidences
of the libel come in every day, and the
negro instead of being the object Of intimi1
datiou, is an outlaw, Ifthe- people Of the
South would quietly submit to him, he
would seeufe his living By murder and
arson. Any system Of labor that may
have existed with the negro since the war
has been vitiatsd BY, the destructive indu-
ence Of . rotten political training thst the
carpet baggers have given them. He has
been taught to regard the white man a. his
slave in the great struggle for life. Idle
ness and vain promises have made him the
most dangerous enemy to honesty ana
industry, and until he be deprived Of these
teachings which have made MIN this, he
will never know or feel that he must find
his ereatest freedom in the sweat Of his
face, for IS he j. now he is unfit to be q
citizen and no more competent to be his
own master than trained monkey. Every
where he has been the aggressor in riot,
while those who have melted him to it,
have derived its profit as big political
capital, and yet we are told that the South
is Democratic by the ''shot gun policy"
That ifthe vote ofthe three Southern State
in dispute are cast forTilden that he should
not be allowed to take his seat. We repeat
here that those who make such utterances
as these are more dangerous enemies to the
constitution than those who would carry
shot guns. By such utterances they are
traitors. and if their party intends to stir
civil strife by opposing what the 'consti'
ton imposes, the consequences to the few
traitors who give it following will be as
serious as the fate Of traitors has generally
been found. 1t is such as those who cry
shot gun policy" who have never
been South Of Delaware, and know no
more about the South than that it is
honestly Democratic, and that is the reason
cry comes up from the woe ofthe Repub-
lican heart,
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20
Unperalleled Cruelty.

The evidence in the case Of John and
Maggis McCarty, on trial, charged" with
the murder Of their foster child, George
Woodward, shows that once the woman
put red hot iron in the child's mouth,
and held his lips tightly against it.. Again
she held him headformost down we'll.
She also frequently placed his fingers in
the door and Shut the deor over them, and
At times put them through the clothes
wringer. She vas also in the habit o1
striking him on the head with piece O
wood. '-,
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20

HoN. Charles r. Roberts, member Of
Congress for the Second District Of Mary
Land, has written =. long letter to the
Westminster Advocate on the subject Of
counting theSelectoral votes for President
and Vice President. His views are iden-
hcal with those already expressed by
Hons. Samuel J. Randall, A. S. Hewitt,
W. Pinkney White and Thos. F. Bayard,
and are eminetly conservative and con.
vincing.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20

A Woman Buried in an Old Air
Hole.
shenandoah Pa, Herald. ..,
Thursday Mrs. Noon was killed while
gathering coal in one of the air holes con-
nected with Bancrofts old mine at Ash
land. A young girl who was with the un-
fortunate woman at the time of the accident
says that she left Mrs. Noon to empty a
bucket full of coal on the pile already
picked, and when she returned the earth
had caved in and entirely covered the wo-
man. The girl called for aid, but before
assistance arrived the woman was dead.
Mrs. Noon leaves a family of seven chill.
dren, the youngest of which is but sne year
old,
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20

THERE is no extremity Of distress,
which, Of itself, ought 10 reduce great
nation to despair. 1t is not the disorder,
but the physician; it is not casual con-
currence of salamitous circumstances; i,
is the pernicious hand of government
which alone can make whole people des.
perate" e"-Junirn.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20

THE eficial returns from all the coun-
ties and cities in Virginia give the Tilden
electors 14O,64l, and the Hayes electors
43,s3s;; for the constitutional amendments,
3o,Sl4. Gov. Kemper's vote was 26,73s;
Hughes, 95,60S-majority for Kemper
n, ,230. Conservative net gain 1854
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20

IT Has been discovered that one of the
negroes in the Louisiana Returning
Board vas waiter in . gambling saloon,
and was turned out of that because of his
robbing a, till. Such intelligence and
honesty as this is what We must rely upon
far an honest return Of the vote from that
State.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20
Dragged to Death by q Wild Hors>

Dragged to Death by 4 Wild Horse.
Near the residence Of Mr.. Yates, in
Brown county, Mr.. Hutchinson, aged
twento-four years and six months, was
killed by a wild horse. He having las,oed
the horse, attempted to put loop around
his nose, and the horse became frightened,
and ran, the loop catching around Johns
wrist. He was dragged three or four hun.
dred yards before he was cut loose from
the horse by Mr.. Yates son. He died in
a moment.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20

F. SOMEBODY is at fault in regard to the
management Of the street lamps, and it is
contended that the censure should fall
upon the sas company. In many places
in the city the lig hts are deficient to those
residing in the vicinity Of where they are
located. g., 4..s..4..s... r-. ...-.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20

A curious custom still maintained at
Bavarian executions, is that Of the Clerk
of the Court breaking a black wand and
throwing the fragments at the feet Of the
criminal. This is symbolical that his life
il to be violently and suddenly terminated.
II WA done few weeks since at Munich.
m. AYacmtione ara not public.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20
zee Children Burned to Death.
~ From Rome Courier. .,p

We regret to learn Of the death, by fire,
Of three children of Mr.. John Street, Of
Barlow county, which resulted from the
accidental burning Of his house, on the
day before yesterday, while Mrs. Street
was absent in the cotton fields. These
sorely afflicted parents few months ago
lost two other children by drowning, max
ing five in one year that have been taken
from them. ,,,n.. ,..
The Morning herald., 1876-11-20
WNn1ngten, November -, 1873.

THE multitude, in all countries, are
patient to certain point. Ill usage may
rouse their indignation and hurry them in
to e1cesses; but the original fault is in gov
ernment. t."-J unius. ..a
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

ID BEAuTIrYISG BAZAAR.
CREME BLANCHE. or the Magic Bcsu-
itifier ior the compile exiou. imparts brilliant
transparency recommended by the most
lprominent physicians analy-e by the best
chemists In this country aud proved 70
Ibc not only harmless but very beneficial
Ito the skin. Applied at the store II de-
Isired. free Of charre. 81 per box.
and indispensable tciiet powder. 81 per
All Ail sUPgRrLuors HAIR on LIPS,
iCHEEKs. CHIN. ARMS. ac.. REMOVED
EFFECTIyBLY 10 the worst possible
eases, where all previous attempts have
y. coUDRAy's celebrated AURORA.
ITO bleach hair OF any color to q hne golder
blonde without injury 30 the hair. rrice
FOR snree-ouncc bottle. ~ 50; ior six-ouhce
ful preparation. DEaMArINE. a sure cure
20 remove all wrinkles from the face. "
50 MORE GRAY HAIR l.. sHAw's
PERSIAN KHENNA Will change gray
lhnir TO iss natural color without the use q
LEAD. LAC SULPHUR or NITRATE
iOF SILVER from 4 beautiful brown TO
BLACK. 81 so per box. A large assortment
10. all modern beautifviru COSMETICS on
hand.
/ The largest assortment Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
positively retsiled at wholesale prices
INVISIBLE FRONTS. very fashion able,
and improving the looks Of ali iadies In
stantly. in large variety. s. per inch on
lrca. patent hair lace and naturally curly
lhar; On imitation, lace. 81 Per Inch.
Nv assortmeut Of HUMAN HAIR
switches, of the finest quality only, is
truly wonderful. All long hair SWITCHES
OF the fines, quality Of hair .; 81. $40. ti2
and SIS. something never offered before ~
Hess than double that price. CtRLS. war
rapted 20 he naturally curly, A. Soc zach
and upward. Combinr. made mp in the
most approved manner. warranted 20 givs
satissaction. HAIR TAKEN IN Ex.
iCHANG3.
!, GRAY HAIR A SPECIALLY.
| HAIRDREssIS0 In tho latest Partisan
lssyies.
Send for oar nov illustrated Price List
Goods sent TO ali parts Of the country.
when prepaid, FREQ OF charge. or q. y. D..
with privilege OF examination.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
DRY GOODS.
NREAr REDUcrIoS IN sILKsi

IN THIS STOCK THEY ARE OFFERING MOST DK-
sIRABLL ix i GOODS AT THE FOLLOWING EXTREMELY
oorroN AND WOOL MIXTURES. iaxc.; WORTH
FANCY PLArDs l2kc. WORTH ieo.
c4aELis Hair cLorH. asc., WORTH $40.
PLAID cXHELs HAIR. ALL ALL WOOL s5C., WORTH
AL AL SoEoEs WORTH WORTH SIC s4
cAsHMEkEss liz ALL ooLoRs. asc., WORTH 500.
FANCY pLAfDS, 2oC. WORTH 25C.
r4Xcy 4xcy rLAIIpps. sc; WosTi soc. .
FANCY PLAIDs, ALL Wool. $50. WORTH 81
FANCY PLAIDS. ALL WOOL, u. 81; WORTH 81 so
MoHAIks All G9LoEs W9RrH a1C so
REPS II THE NEW EST SHADES Soc; WORTH
SIC. AND AT 37C.. WORTH 4oC. -
BLACK AND coLoRED ALPACAs. 2oc AND Up
TYCOON REPS AND DELAINEs 100. AND UP
ii ThE FINER QUALITIES or DRESS GOODS WE
FINS IRISH rorLISs, 81; woEra s. o.r,,
XAVIER AND PONSOS POPLINs AT s7c.; WORTH
cAMELs HAIR. 81 INCHES WIDE. 7sc.; WORTH
FRENCH CASHMERE. 20 INCHES WIDE. sl;
"cSaR c%MRL's Is HAIR. 40 INCHES WIDE. Soc; WORTH
6oC.
SAMPLES OF GOODS AND CAIALo9uEs OF
L4plEs MIssEs HNP cnidpREhS dI FuEsdsH
q ORDERS bkR FOR FOR GOODS 81 EVERY pE. De-
SCRlPTlON CAREFULLY FILLED
WITHOUT CHARGE. AND
doo6s oops rAGKED Anxh yan ASn
NATION
GRAND. cHRYsffE And s3 AXD s5 FORSYTH ST.
= rry TNEuv
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

WE URGE UPON LADIES TO EXAMINE OUR FURs
HAVE PRACTICAL FURRIER AT THE HEAD or
FURs ARE PERFECTLY CURED AND DRESSED,
THE MOST woRKxANLIKR MANNER. OUR RE-
SELVES. NOT THE SLIGHTEST xIsREPREsEkTA-
TICLE GUARANTEED AS SOLD.
REAL SEAL MUFFs. hne trimmings, ss y So 81
81 so, s.. $40. si2. SIS. sie so. SIS, sco s22.
REAL SEAL SETS. Nua and Long Boa, sIs So
sI4 so, SIC, s1s SO. $40. s25, s2s. $50. SIS.
REAL MINK MUFFs, all fourstripe, as IS, 3, %. $40,
sl2, sl4. SIC. sIs, s22. SIS. and up to 1915.
500 FRENCH IMITATION SEAL NUFFs. educsd to
81 10.
FRENCH SEAL SETS MuG, satin-l lined. WIN patent
Turing, extra Long Boa, reduced to ~ ~
FRENCH MINK SETS MUD, sIk-lined Long Bs. reduced
to $3 e5.
Russia Lynx Sets very nnc. at So rs and "a
FUR REPAIRING A GREAT SPECIALLY.
sssss Y VI, TrTrr sss
ssss : 3 il + ssss 4sD 4sB
u ii AND
sss Uu ii sss
The New York herald., 1876-11-26


| GREAT REDUCTION IN MILLINERY GOODS.
EXTRA QUALITY FELT HATS. selling svsrywhsrs at
BEST REAL FRENCH FELT HATS, all eolors, at
SIC.
BEST AMERICAN FELT HATS reduced to 25c.
SILK VELVET HATS finest quality. every shape. re-
duced to 81 90.
Over 40 different styles OF WINGS. reduced to 100
lot OF rich Bandeaux, black, brown navy blue all
Shades marked down TO o2c.
1000 dozen black real OSTRICH TIPS rich. glossy
black and heavy bues branch Of three Soc quail
u.
FEATHER TRIMMING reduced from 75c TO 4oc : from
81 to sec from u 25 to 75c all coors reduced from 81 30
to 81 per yard
GLOVES GLOVES GLOVES GLOVES
NO REDUCTION IN THE "EHRICHn KID GLOVE.
is the best Kid glove in New York city for the price,
All the Latest fall shades; twobutton 81 20 threeuon
81 IS.
silk embroidered Rcd Gaunots for ladies' at 75c and 81
Large assortmenss Gloves ladies' &c., 5oc
Children's Gloves at loc. l2c, lsc
GREATEST COLLECTION OF GLOVES IN YHE CITY
for ladies' misses gents boys consisting OF nne
Gauntles Mts with beaver other tops; hcecs lined
Gloves plain fur top; Berlin Gloves; coth from
six button Castor, knitted dogskn. buckskin &c. &C.
ALL AT MODERATE PRICES
Noticeable reductions In satins Ribbons Flower Grapes
ORNAMENTS and everything in tho millinery line.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
LADIES uNDERwEAR-FRENcn AND DOMESTIC

LADIES 'uNDERwEAR-FRENcH AND DOMESTIcI
CALL AND SEE THE STARTLING RRDUcTIoNi
REMEMBER, PLEASE. THAT THESE PRICES
MUsLINs, BEST EMBRoIDERIEs. BEST WORK
LADIES' CHRMIsEs. double stitched band, reduced 70
ELEGANT CHEMIsEs. three point. with necdIswork
Insertion Or made en- point with i've rox insertion,
LADIES' NIGHrDREssEs, trimmed full length robe
81 Or ono woo rune o. ''aa''' .
RICH NIGHTDREss. tucks and nve nsedlework In.
MAGNiFIcENT NIGnTDREssEs. elegantly tucIsd s.a
pulled with six of point embroidery rich needlsworh
edge worth fully s3 So reducedto 81 s5 and 81 9o.
Ladies' Walking Skirts. 20 alternate largo and small
Tucks two cluster tucss and cambrc s cluster Of tucks
and three cambric runies reduced to Toe.
Great Sedrcsion in finest Train skirts, smyms. lace
trimmed Undorclohing, Corset Covers Drawers Ac TO-
FRENCH UNDERWEAR STILL CHEAPER
Fines. French Percalc Chemisss entirely hand sswsd
trimmed with sixty tiny tucks and hand smbroidsry.r ~
Skirts Bands, Flouncings &c, &c.
coRsETsl coRsETsi coRsETsi
A French Cou.ills Corset. side ssee reduced to g.
Beautiful French coule Corset silk embroidered bus
silk stitched. reduced TO VI so
Masnaeent Corset elegantly embroidered and silk
shsaps. cssss 70 Sssa ladies':
yg''' u s. snH sssss sss
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
26, lS7e.-QUADRUPLE SHEET.

CIR 26, lS76.-QUADRUPLE
DRY GOODS.
A.:
srgRN BROTHERS.
SIXTH AVENUE
AND
rwENTY-rHIRp
STREET
,e7 40 s7i
=: :: : :. :: =. !; =: ::
Sixth AVENUE
AND
TWENTY THIRD
STREET.
GENERAL REDUCTION
OF
PRICES
rHRoUaHoUr OUR BNTIRK ESTABLISHMENT.
I SILK AND VELVET DEPARrMESTs.
BLACK SILK vEHeygfs Se,infa qualities
a, 81 so. 81 rs. s., 81 IS yard
coLoHED SILK vELyETs,
from III 30 yard upward
BLACK oLoAKISa vELyErs.
- inches wide AT So so -. - 81, a s5 . yard
LYONS ALL SILK CLOAK vELyET
- and 80 inches wide. at 81 80 and 80 IS yard
ALL SPLENDID VALUE AND GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
black ceos dasEs 4 lsEss s;;G5,gsn' sssRs Of
eS coLoKED GRos GRAIN SILKS
IN ALL IMAGINABLE SHADES
Special attention is directed 10
our large and very attractive stock q &
MADE UP LACE GOODS,
exclusive designs and manufacture.
SLEEVELESS JACKETS, PoLoNAIsEs.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
rIcHUs, NECK HANDKEEcHIEFs TIES.
coLLARErrEs. FANCY BlBs.
!. LACE sCARFs
PIN CUSHIONS.
TOILET SETS. GLOVES.
HAxDkERcaIEFs. BOXES AND PIN CUSHIONS
LACE COVERS. CREPE DU CHENE AND LACE TIES
AND AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF NECK RUrFLINGs
EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
An elegant stock kstr g LACE GOODS.
RIAL DUCHESS POINT AND POINT APPLIQUE
HANDKERCHIEFs,
rIE ENDS AND BARBs
REAL DUCHESS sCARrs.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LINEN pAnAsKs'D sD:Ts,.I THsf.s fs.ss!irs aroHus. Il
NAPKINS. TOWELS AND rowELLINas.
sHEErINGs AND LINENS.
BMBRorpERED FLANNELs.
scAREh WSrk Ell Fs ASb mp CANON aIAs
large line OF
PINE WHITE GOODS
Opening of novelties in
p - rxnIsIAN rAEcV GOODS.
BLUE AND STEEL, ONYX. GILT, SILVER,
sEAL AND mIrAT.STk iHSkIEYl SHELL AND IVORY
zsS aasH SraER
WITHOUT EXCEPTION
THE MOST ELEGASr ASsesu4YYsr 4mS CTY EVER OFFERED
WITH DECIDED BARGAINS IN OUR
MILIINERY DEPARTMENTS.
-
r HOSIERY AND r
MERINo UNDERWEAR I
cIoAKs. DoLMANs, CIRCULARS,
WRAPS AND sACQUEs
LADIES AND S' CHILDREN.
DECIDEDLY REDUCED PRICES.
STERN BROTHERS.
SIXTH AvBNUE AND 2sD STREET.
A.
BLOOMS. BLooxy.
sss BowERY $40
between Bond and Great Jones SITS,
have opened i've cases Of the Ss most elegant
PRINCES
ever imported At excccdngiy low ngnres
MiNGS in elegant designs In VINES AND GARLANDS
or FLOWERS copied from nature. not TO be found clsc
where In the city
TrNRIyALLED BEAuTIrYING BAZAAR.
1 CREME BLANCHE or the Magic Bcsu-
ti6er the comp xiou. i'm parts brilliant
L transparency, recommended oy the most
L lprominent phy hysicians analysed by the best
/, chemists In this country and proved TO
L lbc not only harmless but very beneficial
L TO the skin. Applied - the store II de-
az fPaa n lA "a
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

BEFORE THE DECEMBER RUSH BEGINS Az WE
THIS DEPARTMENT WE GUARANTEE THAT OUR
THOROUGHLY DEoDoRTzED AND FINISHED IN
xARKABLE PAINS WILL SPEAK FOR THEN.
TIoN ALLOWED AT OUR COUNTERS EVERY AR.
RICH ASSORTMENT Of silver Otter, Silver Besvsr
real Lynx Alaska Sable Squirrel and Arakan Sets SOUR.
rel Innings for Cloaks. and
CIRCULARS, Ladies'. Gentlemens and ChiIdren's real
Seal Caps Cloves Collars. &c. &c.
FUR TRIMMINGS. FUR TRIMMINGS
We invite attention to the quality. perfect sewing and
tion TO the manufacture Of these goods.
FUR TRIMMINGS Of Black Consy, Silver Coney Brown
Coney White coney, Blue Fox. Gray Fox Silver Fox cros
Fox chinchilla Kaccoon, Gray Krmins pointed
Beaver or Otter Alaska sable. &c, &c.
1000 yards Of Russia Lynx. widsh q ssc worth
81 so.
3 Geo + 90 4 4 81 s''
g + 8 8 IA *. * sSs
&C ILL 200 90 4 4 XIX ss ssss ::
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

NEW ATTRACTIONS IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT
OPENING EVERY DAY.
CAMEL's HAIR SUITS. at 81 rs. s.. ee sndpwsrd
SERGE SUITS mall colors. At s. rs. s12. snap.
CASHMERE SUITS, black and. .coiored At 81 &25 $4s.
BLACK ALPACA SUITS. at 81. $40, SIC anapwsrd.
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK SUITS, $780, $40.
e45. $50. $75 $50
LACE AND SWISS PoLONAISEs. OveEirts and
Basques, in the latest styles and lowest prices
Full line OF melton and cloth Suits, asresy
duced prices
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

ever imported at exceedingly low fgnres
PARISIAN NOVELTIES in EMBROIDERED TRIM
MIN(iS In elegant designs In VINES AND GARLANDS
on FLOWERS copied from nature. not TO be found else
where In the city.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

We INVITE LADIES AND THE PUBL GENER
OF SANTA CLAUS. nos. 29s AND 2e5 sTAvENUE,
BUSINESS VIZ DEVOTE TWO ENTIRE iILDISGs
AND SHALL MAKE THIS THE CREATE coLLEc
THE uSrTEp STATES. TO OUR RE0ULAloLIDAy
NExrs. SUCH As BOOKS. CANDIES. sIERwARE.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS, sToREKEEPRRsso. ARE
60 %
R.lRlCHs', EHRIe',
@4 90
2s7 and 2S9. Eighth avenue, , and 29S,
between 24sh snd 25th -
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aJAsHINGTON S OHIO RAILROAD,
3 b 81 $685.
WINTER AhkAEGEME NT.
Beginning oct. 70, 1876.

'" ~
Tho Mail Train will leave Washington 81 o
y. H., nnu Alcxandria st $40 n. m, inlly, cx-
cept Sunday; pass Lecsburg,. going Westward,
II ll:2U "A. M, and arrive ut Round Hill ~ II
m. Leave Round Hill at 1870 p. nj pass Lees
burg, going eastward, At LILO y. m, and arrive
at Alexandrig 1T 3: Is p. m., and al Washington
ut $3.50 y. m.
The Accommodation Tram will leave WASH
ington at 4:20 p H., and Alexandria at i:G p.
M, daily, rxcep. sunday. and arrive ut Lees
burg a. $40 J.. IN. Leave Leesburg st =. m,
snd arrive At Alexandria al 9:l5 II. H., and
Washington ut $50 u m.
gt- Passengers from Washington will LaKo
tho Washington and o. . cars q, the Ra,llmoro
and Potomac Railroad station at 81. IL. ana 4.D
IN, and go through 20 Round dill without!
change Of cars.
The 8. TO- m. train from Alexandria and 1880
D. IN. train from Round Hill connect III Round
Hill with Harris Daily Limo OF Coaches
for Snickersyille, Berryville snd Winchester;
also with Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which save
Leesburg dsiiy for Aide and Mlddlebufg.
Both trains. westward, make close conhcctloh
at Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 5 cts. per milo
Annual tickets, $50.
Il. Ii. HAVENEk,
oct 1S--ti General Tickc, Agent.
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1876 GREAT 1876
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

IZ M - zZzElzzSzzsa
TO THE NORTH, WEST Il SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY,
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
November 81. 1876.
Trains leave Washington, from depot of Ball
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Of Sixth and B streets, as follows:
For Phila., New York and the East. POS 4 m.
and 20 p. n. daily, with Palace Cars. Linn
tied Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars $40 y.
M. daily, except Sunday. For Philadelphia
and New York 1.3O p. m. daily, except Sun
day for Philadelphia $50 p. m. daily.
For Pittsburg and the Vest, 9 50 3. N .dally with
Parlor Cars to Pittsburg; TAO p. N. daily,
with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Csnandsigua and the North, T.4O p. m.
daily, excep; Saturday, with Palace Car t"
Watkins. For Elmira, 9.55 a. N. daily, eA-
cept S'.nday.
For the South, via Richmond. l.O b. IN. daily,
snd via Lynchburg I'D am. aud ~ p m.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandris, +, 7, 8, 9, 10 and II u. ~, sni
l, 3, 40, 5, i 10 ard I pm. On Sunday 1t -.
m and l and I p. M.
Trains le~vc Alexandria for Washington, o.,
8, 3, ~ and II n. Ia. |, 3, 4.4D.5, y 10 nnd' pm.
On sunday II s and II u. m, and U.lU y. III.
Tickets and Information can be procuro4 Is.
principal railroad stations and ticket "hiccs
Southeast. d. II. BOYD, Jr.,
Gcn'l. Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. nov -
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Auction SALES.

VALUABLE LANDED ESTATES FOR
Y SALE-By virtue Of a deed of trust exc
cuted to the undersigned on the 10Th day OF
April, 1870, to secure y debt to w. S. Gurnee,
of New York city, the following large, produc-
tive and very valuable estates will be offered for
sale on the premises, respectively, at the times
and on the terms hereinafter named, to wit:
On FRIDAY, the 5th day of January, 1877,
the MOSS NECK ESTATE, containing nearly
TOO acres, on the Rappahannock river, below
Fredericksburg, in Caroline county.
On TUESDAY, the 9th of January, 1877, the
LEEDS MANOR ESTATE, containing 1900
acres. lying near Markham station, on the Man
asses Gap Railroad, in Fauquier county, and
On THURSDAY, the 1llh of January, 1877,
the TRACT OF LAND, within four miles Of
Stau aton, containing about 456 acres, and nov
| held and possessed 10y Col. A: w. Harmen, and
| being one of the most valuable estates IN Au.
gusta county.
The improvements on esch Of these propertie:
| are good. Possession given in time for spring
| crops; the exact time will be announced at the
| sales. Ali growing crops will DO reserved.
The sales will be for cash, MS required by the
trust deed. The titles are believed to be good
| but only such will be conveyed AS are vested IL
the undersigned.
H5S8A Y; S JUFri5, ,jr.. }r'ustoos.
4 nov S-wtS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-20
AUCTION SALES.
NV A. Kerby. Auct'r.

~OMMIoSION Frs SALE-Under author
II ity of the decree Of the Corporation Court
Of Alexandria in the suit of Simmons. brlscoe
s. Hin VS., Ulsm w. Barker, passed at the Jan
nsrv term. 1876, the subscriber will sell, on tie
THIRTEENTH DAY OFNOVEMBEK 1916,
Vt y M. in front of the Postotice, IN the
city of alexsndria, Va, the following described
property in said city: NOTICE
l. The two story Brick DWELLING HoUSb
on the north side OF Queen street. between Rov-
al snd Fairfax street, owned by said Ulsm w.
barker, fronting about 20 feet, more or less, on
Queen street, and extending back lOo feet 10 q
,. THREE FRAME TENEMENTS AND
LOT OF GROUND on the east side OF henry
street, between Cameron and King, beginning
2lS feet 8 in. north OF King street, and runnlr :
thence north on Henry Al feet 8 in. to a III 1eet
slley, and extending back ll8 feet 5 in. to the
line of another alley, with right OF way over
d. ONE HALF INTEREST IN A LOT on
the north side of Princess street, beginning NJ y
point rs feet east OF Water street, fronting 70 II
on Princess, with q depth OF ~ feet.
Terms-Abcut S per cent cash the residue IN
three equal annual instruments, wlth interest
bonds to be given therefor, with good personal
security, and title 10 be retained till payment.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
az, o2-octs Commissioner.
mss- The above sale has been postponed until
1ha THIRTEENTH OF DECEMB EK, 1917.
nov l5-eots s. j. BEACH. Comm'r'
ns.- The above sale has been further post
poned until MONDAY, the 18th day OF Jan'y'
1877, st the same time and place.
dec l3-sots S. +. BEACH, Comm'r.