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NOTICE.
COUNTY COMMIsSrRs OFFICE,

W = n " NJ NII'OoI IlO VN TICE,
PlcEENs {. lis c., Aug. 8, 1876.
The Annual Meeting of the Board of County
commissioners FOR dickens County will be
hed Mt their office on TUESDAY, the 5th day
otSEPTEMbHR next. All persons holding
hiVs, accounts or demands of any kind
gainst the County, which have not been be-
fore presented to the Board of County Com
mbsionels nj II special meeting held during
me year, nro required to deposit the same
with The Clerk Ct The Board on or before the
first day Of September, so that they may be
examined and ordered paid Nt The annual
meeting.
c. l.. HoLLINGsWORTH, u.c.c.r.c.
/ Aug 10, 1875 40 4
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For School Commissioner.

De9, Phe many friends of P. D. CURET0N
respectfully announce HIM a candidate for
School Commissioner, Mr. CungroN is a man
we'll qualified for the position, and will be
supported by
MANY DEMoCRATg.
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HOTEL

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
FIRST CLASS HOUSE at Liberty Station, s..
c., and is prepared to take pcrmaftent or
transient Doarders at reasonable ratos.
The Table will be supplied with the best
the market affords.
lie also Keeps select STOCK OF MER-
CHANDISE on hand, which is offered TO the
public cheap, for cash. Cohsdlt your own
interest and call on him. H"'H3
y.sa- ]. ]. NIX.
Liberty, S. c., July 18, 1876 4G If
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'Hho state Of Sogldh "nrOlimn
PIoKHNs CoUNrY

IDNIIN5 N|VJN 7 Il
by l. H. Pjulpot, Jni. Of Probate.
WuEnEAs, John l.. Groylcy has made suit
to inc to grant him Letters of Administration,
upon the Estate and Effects of Tina Ladd,
deccasc -
The kindred aud creditors of Tic said Thia
Ladd, arc therefore cited 10 he and ap-
pear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be
holden nj pickensC. H., on Mondoy the 28th
day Of August, inst, at II O'clock. n. M.
to stew cause, if nny they hive, why the said
administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and zeal this, The
9Th day of August a D., 1876.
l II PIIGLPOT, J.r.pc.
Aug 10, 1875 - =
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AT the recent proroctcd meeting at Oole-
noy there were forty five accessons to the
church, forty of whom are to b baptiscd an
the first sabbath in next month. Meeting will
commence on the Friday before
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Capt. Thornley, has sent to our office welt
matured and fully opened boil of cotton,
grown on, his plantation near this place.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-08-24

SNTURN Our! PATroNs OF HusBASDRY.-A
the members of Pickensville Grange No. 35G,
are requested to be present, at their Change
rooms, at tho regular mcetngin August Ns bus
mess Of importancc will be transacted. Take
due enotice aud govern yourselves accordingly
by order of tho Master!
J. b. GRIFFIN, Master.
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We ares requested to state that, on account
ofseyore Illness, the Rev. A. w. Lamar will
not be able TO fill his appointments with the
churches in the Frenchbroad Valley.
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The communication of Rev. J.. O. Hiden,
giving an account of the recent protracted
meeting at Easley Station, Is crowded out of
this issue, but will appear next week.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-08-24
WOOL CARDING.

TTNHE WOOL CARDS on Woolr Creek ono
Il mile from Pickcns c. H., have been Re-
clothed and thoroughly renovated, and are
now in complete order. In connection with the
cards, Is an excellent CORN Null. now in
operation. We have secured The services Of
Mr. A. y. SIMMONS, Il acompetent andrclioblc
man, who we guarantee will give satisfaction
TO all customers.
G.. w. TAYLOR.
Aug ., 1879 48
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FOR SALE.

NNIE Undersigned will sell at Private Sale.
l. his valuable PLANTATION, known as
the Larkin Hendricks place, containing ll2
acres, on which there are about 40 acres of
first class bottom. There is also u good new
Cotton Gin and Press on the place, good
Dwelling and all necessary Outbuildings.
ALSO,
Another Tract containing 1G3} acres, on
which there are fine Up Lands, we'll timbcrod
and first class bottom: and fine Orchard.
ALSO,
All my Interest in Larkin Hendricks
estate.
If not sold at Private Sale before the 2Oth
of next September, all the above property
will be disposed Of at Public Sale.
p. o. address, Dacusville. Pickens County.
s. G. JESSE CRENSHAW.
May ii, 1876 SO I'd
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g2Z-glels and Groceries.

Which they propose to sell at bottom
prices, as tho following prices ind~
cate:
Factory Yarn, $1.2O per bunch.
7-8 Shifting, 8 cents rer yard.
3-4 Shifting, 81 conts per yard.
Liverpool Salt, 8l.65 por sack.
Sugars, 8 to 10 pounds TO tho dollar.
Rio Coffee, best, 4 lbs to tho dollar
Good Tobacco, at 65 cents per lb.
Flour, Family, 500 por barrel.
G. II. Baltimore Bacon, l3 conta per
pound.
All other things in proportion. Al
ways in tho Corn and Cotton Market;
and othor produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
Guanos of tho best on hand. Call
and examine before purchasing
Respectfully,
RUSSELL, MARTIN & CO.,
March 2, 1875 26
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A Rifle club iybeins organized at this place
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Church Directory,

ssirySs, @,i Church Directory,
Rev. Hugh MoLees, I'd Sunday ut II a. Nj.
Rev. ]. G. Hudson, Sd "fpI II A. Nj
Rev. w. II. Ariail, 4th I" "H IL A. NJ
RsV9W. Il. Singleton at Sacona evory
1stSunday and Saturday before, at II q. til.
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EASlEy HIGH SCHOOL,

20 '-------
FINHE Second Session of tho cbovo named
u School will open Tuesday, June 9th,
1876.
For terms, SC, address The Principal.
My 25, 1875 ~ 'NNNf' Il
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09
1876 rru ssSS41%E.nIA 1876

To the North, West, and Southwest.
Douoss Track, 6teel Roas, Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment.
eCTOBBR 9YH, 1875.
Trains leave Washinaton, city time, from Dspot,
For ps S5nsr % ~ ,s End g fSov W.,
sos g. !. Gsiessso;, and Ii:sS an. daily, e.
ALTIHORi AND POTOMAC R.ILRoAD.
lsis. and he North, s N. daily H' s:osot Sun.
Fs:es Gar. 70 70. nss
gun, Bunalo, and Niagara falis, 1870 an,
Tor Ne. York and Sp the i.s., 80 n and s;4s,
EIpTess Of Pull man Psrlor Oars, Gao . m.
so m and iso hsn f dsiy .s sao s1s
Sunday, with Parlor Oars attached.
For PniisdslDni.; s;Ss IN m and Lao daily
S:4o m. daily. Limited Express, $50 an.
daily eIoelt eSnday;
For fSps. Se o9esR Lin. ITO m and 4:so pm.
For AnDspoii!, 500 and 1850 an and 4:so ,.
ALFxANDRiA 4 FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
TAf AHP ALEXANDRIA wAsHIsGroa
rs, $50. 5, s, ZOO pm. On Sunday az .
and via Lynchburs, 1:lS an. and ~ pm,
Train. leave Alexandria for washinston, 9, TT
$40, II an, 1. 9, 800 So, and Pm
rs. ss.p. ~. ana f.aor Oar
eap 1s Al sn snS penn
orders can b Isfs Tor the eSsofins Of Bssssss 70
rRaSk rsSse6s. G ssa na sssss. isnsi;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09

~Tbe correspondent Of the London Times
writes that ten per cent of the Spanish re-
cruiIs are either dead or In hospital with In
O month OF their taking the field In Cuba.
~St- Louis has new asylum for the re-
formation Of dunkArds. II II said that the
6rst patient In q similar Institution IN
Chicago 10 now Supreme Court Judge In
Wisconsin.
~The Rev. w. l.. Moore OF Jersey CITY
writes 10 the N. Y bssn mat GiendenninR has
not been deposed by the Presbytery OF nii-
pois, 10 not studying Law, and has no
thou ght OF quitting the ministry.
R6A child two years old has been pois-
oiled 81 village near Frodsham, In Eng
lspd, by drinking from . bottle containing
carholic acid, which In mother had given ~
TO play with In bed "to pactfy IL"
~Old mother WflsoA, who has kept Q
fruit stand In front Of the Academy Of Music
New Orleans, for many years. has returned
To her place from the Georgia fever districts.
She hns voluntarily nursed yellow fever pa
tients In every epidemic since 1881.
a0It In proposed 20 introduce round play
ing cards IS being moro easy 70 manipulate
than the time honored square shaped, orfgi-
pally fnvoatod for the amusement OF Q SICK
Frenoh king. Instea1 Of having toe suit
merely Ooloeed black and red, they ere TO %
rcd hsarts, green diamonds, black spsaaR,
and yellow clubs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09

a NOW IL the House OIL LOr0S-lSO3.
] was witness TO a curious scene in tue
House OF Lords on the 18th of April OF this
year, and as very imperfect account OF It
10 given in Hansard, / offer my version. The
debate was on the clergy reserves In the
Canada bill. The Bishop OF Oxford, DIR. VIII
berforce, Ia making some quotation, smiled.
This gave offense to Lord Derby. Tue Bishop
admitted the smile, but denied any intention
Lord Derby-I accept ut oace the explanation
that has been offered oy the Right Reverend
Prelate, but when he tells me that IL IL i'm
possible for him TO say any thing Offensive,
because he has q smiling face, he will forgive
me II quote In bis presence from a WE'LL
known writer, without Intending in the least
Ia apply the words to him:
"AnAr may tnie shd SIC He and b. o Villain"
Lord Clarendon Tin voice of Jhunder).-
On! oh! OH" Lord Derby.-What noble
per 10 IL whose nerves are % delicate as To
be wounded by q hackneyed quotation?
Lord Clareodon.-I am that peer, aud pro-
test against any noble lord applying,
OF Villain to any member in The house, most
OF all the use OF such an expression by lay
peer toward Q right reverend prelate. Peace
The reporters had left the gallery, the house
was proceeding TO q division. Lord Claren-
don poured cut q glass OF water and drank it
other bumper Of water and called out across
and SO the affair ended.
Lord Derby was probably not aware that
more than nifty years before, produced q
similar scene In the House OF Commons.
MY authority wss the late Sir Robert Adair,
who was present. The contending parties
were Tierney and Pitt, who had fought a
duel short time before. Tierney was ad-
dressing the House. Pitt smiled contempt
ously, upon which Tierney said: The Right
Honorable gentleman smiles, but need re-
mind him that a man may smile and smile''
here he paused. take the fellow q mes
sage from me-" cried Pitt to one OF his fol-
lowers, but before the bearer of the hostile
mission could reach the opposition benches,
Tierpey added, "aDd yet be q Minister" So
the affair ended In a laugh instead OF duel.
Lord AlbeTndrle's Reductions.
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G n. TOwSOM Il CO.,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVEHUI,
Is eotr NEAR 5TH SIRE
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
oCTOBHR 18th, 1876.

oCTOBHR 18th, 1876.
An. LEAVE wAsHIuoroH,
s:o09-bsiitinore, Illisott Oity and Way Stations.
oHHLbaiumore, Annapolis, and Way Stations,
MAIN s 1s heoks and intermediate stations,
T:1e-Bsitimors and Alexandria junction. Sun.
sIo.ss~ Yerk, Pnii:dsirsis 'i and Boston *
pre-: Pullman Parlor Oars. Sunday, stops
s:so-BsitinOrs and Way Stations.
sASS n,C Cincinnati, g. Louis, and Pitts;
H vsltsy Eo.d P.IlO. and sespsrs. No CON
Of soss .ns %:y Stations. Hal.
an. ma W. s ssSn; H H:s. STEM! as
s:2o@Nsw York and Boston Limited TX press and
through g%ofs sn a PSils
oeipnh; SUNDAY 70 Baltimore, Relay, and
p Annapolis onlyD
i&lsEBsltimore, Way Stations, Ellioo.t City and
lA0mAs. Yors; PhIsdeIphis and Norfolk TX;
sy sf.tann sns ianet,on. On Sunday, all
S;S0,.Bsltimore and Way Stations. Frederick
4:s0-ssltimore and Laurel Express.
1oIitsn ens ana fHlnt OF Rosss, via Metro.
A@2-Ssl;ipore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s;s9-Bsltimors and Way Stations to Annapoli,
s:1sM ISSisnchI; and r.or,,v,u. r
sssuIdsg asssfssosa : saa ' Giseh.':sf.
Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and Louisville,
z90-PhtIadelphia and Baltimore Express.
1lS Baltimore and Way Stations.
I:35-Pfttsb1rg, Chicago, Columbus.
S29IBAlttmore, Alexandria junction, and
Io:oo~sev York and Phn.deuphia Nigh, rx.
pres. Sleeping Cars to New York.
l0:o9-betlmore and Way Stations TO Annapolis
l14s.st; Louis lTyrs.: Cincinnati and Chicago.
And 70 Louisyflle Saturday. eieepers
iss $50 Sac. g. 1900 90 1905 snS
11:46 ,. n. daily.
ALI other trains daily, except Sunday.
DO connection On Sunday tor HseerstoWn or VAL
leg Branch; or for New York and Phfladelphia as
$40 O. m and I lao N.
For further Information syply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Of1oes, Washfngton Stations, and
ass, COL and sos Penngylvania avenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders viii be taken
for baggage 10 be checked end received Of any point
In the city.
THOs i. SHARP, Bsstsr Of Transportation.
l. u. COLI, 6ene1a al Ticket AGent,
GEO o. KO6HTZ, 0eueral Agent. esp4-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09

A TEA PARTY IN MoRoCco.-The tea ID
washed before II is infused, and q great
quantity OF sugar Is put into the teapot IL
Is, In fact, syrup; and IL Bight be supposed
that people so particular about 1avors as are
the Moors, would md such excessive sweet
ness objectionable. Yet, what is more en-
trsordinary still, they endesvor apparently
20 suppress the delicate tea flavor altogether.
There Is a regular course OF tea impreRnated
with different havors, which are more or less
disagreeable TO the novice. The order OF these
may vary; but from the numerous oppor-
tunities we had OF judging, the following
seemed the rule In 1.-THE best circles :" First,
there was q round OF plain green tea; with no
addition but sugar. Milk or cream was never
used. Then came q second course, IN which
spearmint was infused-horrible compound.
Third, an infusion of tea with worm wood,
not quite - Objectionable. Fourth, one
Favored with lemon verbena. Fifth, one
with cftron. Sixth, and more rarely, As
being an expensive luxury, and Intended as
q great compliment, tea and a II ale amber
girls scraped into it, and which conld Do seen
floating like grease on the surface. or tbis
the navor, IL peculiar, was not disagreeable.
Each course OF tea was taken while ye.V
warm, and with q loud smacsing noise az
lips; nothing meanwhile was eaten.
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NO. BULFINCH ST, BOSTON
OPPOSITE BEvIkE HOUSE,
THE 0OIENCE OF LIFE.

THE 8OIENCE OF LIFE;
OR, SELF PRESERVATION.
MORE THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
Gold Medal Awarded to ths Amhor by the
"NattOp0 Medical association
March 3iu, 1876.
=" The untold miseries that result from indisors.
T TS1 ssIS R. Dc ss'i.ed sna eIrsd
The Fa.soDs
M NJ i sI BostSn entitled TAs Se.snss
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"The Science of Life is beyond oil ompari.on the
lished ."-Bonon Herald
her ns
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The nrst end only Medal ever conferred uyon any
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presentation noticed ct the tine Of TT ooour-
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HHIvKRsAA =. b. fIsKHT 0BEIsA'
RAILROAD TIOKHTs 70 q Iron I'll points
:' ::ss::sss &c q 81 = go 81 Ia
fickss sood sflI used. Hae9ags shseksa through.
Apply e II. ID. WHITEeIDD,
sDI-1y e9T Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w 10. lOOl northwest corner 10Th and d So

By virtue OF . deed OF trust, dated Deoem- -
Der Nth, 1875, duly recorded in Liber No -
e04, fvlio $50. one Of the land records for the
District OF Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, will sell, ct public
suction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY,
the goth day Of Eovs mber, 1916, at - O'Clock
county Of Washington, District Of columbia, to
wit: All that certain lot, piece parcel Of land aud
premises situate and lying in the county aforesaid
District and which is known, designated
ara described upon the recorded subdivision Of
Jof A. Smith o farm, By the Howard University,
as lots numbered four Cd and five ISL in block
bered four f4, con tanning seven thousand d We hun
dred a ,eo0l square feet each.
Terms If ,ale: One half cash: balance In six
months, with interest and note Of purchaser, TO be
fecured by deed OF trust the property, al
e.sb, at Purchasers option. Deposit Of 100 will
De reQuirt d OF time u sale. All copvevanoing at
cost If purchaser. And IL terms of sale are not
complied with within five days after sale, the trus
tee the right resell the property ct the
risk and cost Of defsultine purchaser.
RICHARD 9. HAkDESTY. Trustee.
now eo6ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aucr.
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u. Corner 7th and r streets.

TBusIEIg SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD
N0RTHEABT.
By virtue OF . deed OF trust, dated N arch ls -
4: ID. 1871, duly recorded in Liter No. 63S, y
folio 26s. one OF the land records for the DIS -
trfct OF Ooum bia and at the request of the party
secured thereby shall sell at pnblie auction, In
20th, ls76, ct O'Clock ,. N al thoss pieces or
parcel Of ground situate IN the city Of
District Of Columbia, known and designated on the
plat or plan OF said city as Lots numbered one (U,
two (2, three Is four (4l, nve 90, siI (6
eieh, go, line t9 ten (lo eleven tl Twelve u
seventeen (l7 eighteen (lSl, nfueteO (l9D, twenty
GOD, twenty IA twenty six t36J, thirty eight
(Sl, thirty nine (39l. forty f<0J, forty al },
iorty,tyo at2 forty, three t, and forty -four gee
eight hundred and ninety tSso), together With the
Terms: One half cash; balance ct six months,
with interest g six per cent lss ..nun secured
By . deed Of trust on the properly sold. deposit
OF $50 on each lot viii be required ct time Of GALE.
ef sale are not complied with IN seven days, the
Trustee the sht 70 re,esl the property 1t
fhe risk and cost Of The defaultinG purchaser or
purchasers, after I'VE aays' adyertisegent
0EOB0E B RUFF, Trustee.
now eoAds It. GOODWILL, SALESMAN.
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A POSITIVE CHANGE.

On the lsf CT January. OF sooner N possible We
shall discontinue our pRY GOODS bus ness at our
present location, No 3I4 STH STREET. As there
g scme uncertainty ss to arrangements ve may b.
able 10 make, Se shall Offer stock OF new and
s-ssonable Dry Goods without regard to its present
value.
Black SIX .. IS than old prices,
All kinds Of Dress Goods,
Blankets, Bed Comforts, White QufIts,
Table psmssk, Napkins, To sells,
Shaker ktannels. Cashmere. for men snd boys,
esirts aud Skirtins materials,
While aud Colored Flaanels,
Beaver Cloths for Ladies Oioaks from a. TO as
In fsct, fGIi stock Of gil kind. Of GOODS, vhic
must be cold of In the time stated.
Don't fall to see our prices
w. n. BROWN,
oct3s-tr 80 sI4 SIN street, Gear Pa avenue
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Il AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOWNING, Aaotionesr.

THoMAs DOWNING, Aaction.sr.
CATALOGUE sALl
VALUABLE pslSS.rr LIB, Rrss,
AMONG WHICH ARE DH
sa,ssie.i and i'5 cOn SsS1s; Bss, ~
rrtnch. Gresk and Latin Books,
ihosuaeH works o. Antiquities, Vcysges aud
TOsether With many Vsiusbls st,essrd and Mis-
stsi r nMor.s on Bi.tory, Poesry' Siosra'
~ 3. SCI o .. ss ms .I,, .i,srsnss
ING. Soysmber IS, Is7s aud folio sios .-snlos.,
oon o.. neins st half past o'ciock precisely
nOys THOMAS BOWLING. auo.r.
nUNUAFsOH BROs., AuctioneerS
TsnsTHEs, SALE OF FIVE UNFINISHED
BKiek SoIsE., eITgArl On tbs NORra
ksp Sss sas s1sfI nsEF Ear srr"s.S
,sls sas Se, o. seeS q rus; d.ssd z ;th
SEQ one q The sn a'G record: so for 'G sss
Disric, Of Columbia ard % the reQuest of the parry
a The ss % ss Se IN
described real estate situsis In the city Of wa.h.
and b ing in the city Of Dstri S Of Co.
two, nisety three, (93j nioeIy four (4 nice
~ 1--WE, ard nfrsty Elk, 49, I'm Ell s. Bla X.
wceds subdivision Of square number one hundred
sn's cor si,tiDs Of Eve u aished two stoi ana
cement brick houses.
Gel ana eighteen Is moths With isterest At
C Mt per mum from day Of sale, sec urea By de d
Of he pureSssT de q 100 G - tb u
Ebrohater NJ time Of safe, and ell convey at
Inc tu' ohs.er'. cost. Term. to be ompled With
ct Cefautius lurs haser's risk ard cost.
2H sos. q 9y Shts0VHK,t Trustee.
noy9d pUECANsON BR3s., Auts.
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AUCTION SALES.
YHIs AFYKRNUOa.
nUNOAssON BROS. Auctsoue.r,,

nUs0AssOk BROS, Auetopssr,.
SALE OF ~ sH sIn, yRan. PpEILL5sss AND
isIAED sD srRsErs NOKrHwEsF, AT
Or FBlDhYAyTIRyoos.s 3D. day ONO "A
sse .1stOn Hs , re Wv proceed e sell q
No 1, Eost hI q lee, ,sehss on ncr.h .rsst
the impfoysnsnt. consisting Of three veil b sIa
frame DIV e,iips houses.
e.sh, the bsisnoe 10 equal pss%ens at .Dd II i,
months notes bearing interest per cent and se-
a 'eS@: ' q sale an are not
Coo Ilisd With wtthia ten days from day Of sale,
q sale IN saSl,sass in Ws
e Of : :ss
.gTH1 AB0vE SALE is POSTPONED ua.iI
THURSDAY, 9th Of November, same hour and
nOvs7As DUNoAss0H BROS. Auot..
Il Real Estate Auctionsers.
fRUerEEy SALE OF VALUABLE szAL Es-
JJ:Ii on TIE rssogTaSEsI 0ossls or
By virtue Of a, desd Of trus, dated as:h -
June, 1875, aud duly recorded in Liber 7SI, IN
ton county, in the District Of Columbia, at Ihe
written request Of the party secured thereby, and
sale Of Ss se 81 p0bC suoon In
front Of the premises THURSDAY, the 9Th d sy
OF November, 1876, at Z: 80 O'Clock p m those lots
q ground known aud described ss lots A and 8 ia
MAJOR subdivision Of lots and 8, in 50 NUN
Terms Of sale: One third cash: and the balance
in four meBts IN six, nius twelve ard eighteen
months, for which the purchasers notes VIII be
taken, secured by deed oftrust upon the properts
end bearing interest at the rate OF per csntu Der
sDnUm from day OF sale A deposi. Of q so wi be
rsQniI at time of safe IL terms OF sale are n u
coma lied with ip Ave Gays the pr sperty will be Ie.
sUld at risk and cost Of oefsu ting perch tss. an
convey ancfDg a. purohaser = cost.
W o. DESNI5ON, Trustee
oct30 d6ds YOUH9 q MI0DLsrON, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09
/ .OOK AT THESE PRICES.

3.Io yards Calico Renr ants Of SIC
79 : beat O.icoes, 10 to - yos al Sc worth l0c.
~ Plain Black Calico In re- nants at &c.
so yard vlde brosn Cotton ia short lengths
- 81 Sc, such as sail for 81 by the piece.
20 y es all Linen Crash at $40
Black, sIovn, slste, Blue arno, Nv I'll al SOC
blass Cashmere SD hefino ct SHE, 81, oL2s.
>flsck tfks very cheap.
BLANKETS 90 % 20, o., %, IS.
A full stock of Oas-in eres, CARPETS. Bags, and
Oil-Cloths 81 Is Der cent. Iess than last years
prices.
Frank LesIIs's Cut Paper Patterns
Our Dricss are the lowest
GEO. j. JOHNSON Il CO.,
oct2s- eotr Market Space.