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Evening star., 1876-12-02
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
NOVEMBER 26rH. 1916
LEAVE wASHINGTO

\. N. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
64O-BsitimSre,, hnHapoiis. am and Way stations
fo,nt . oi Rocks and intermediate stations Main
11o- Baltimore and Relay. Sunday stops at An
e:OOaNew York. Pidladelpha and Boston Express.
Pullman Psrior Cars. Sunday, stops at Way
s:3O-Bsliimore and Way Stations.
e:4O.ChicsgO, Cincinnati, -. Louis. and Pittssurg
Express Frederick, Hsgersiown, and Valley
Road. ParlOr and Sleepers. No connection for
9 90 Point Of Rocks and Way Stations Harrison
mont and Way stations Main Stem, Hsgers-
Baltimore + Express. SUNDAY to Baltimore, Re
lay, and AnnspOlisl
I2I3-BsiamOrs, Way Stations. ETlieott City and
,o aMNhsp2S.s,
STATIONS and Baltimore only.
3:5O1BaltImore aud Way Stations, Frederick via
4;3o-Baltimore and Laurel Express.
itsn Brsnch.i Connects Saturday for Ha-
ge,siown and Winchester.
44o-Baltimore Annapolis and Way Stations, Fred
s:3OT7Baltimore and Way Stations to AnnapoIi,
5:I5.1Cincinnst and Louisville Express Except
Saturday, Hagerstown and winchester Sleep
s:5o-Point Of Rocks and Wsy Stations.
71J-Baltimore and Way Ststisns.
S:35-Pittsburg, Chicago. Columbus.
;20-Baltilnore, AleXandris Junction and Relay.
9:3OssNew York and PhiIadelphis Night Express.
junction.
IL asst. Louis Express Cincinnati and Chicago,
and 70 Louisville Saturday. Sleepers.
S1O, 500, $40, 9:2O a. m; 80, 4:45, $50, !,
ai5, 51J, 80, $40, $50, 1905 and
11:45 p. m daily.
AZ other trans daily except Sunday.
Nc connection on Sunday for HagerstOwn or Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia at
100 a. IN. and 80 Pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, W ashingtOn Stations and
4s5, COL and 603 Pennsylvania avenue, and 8 IS
baggage 10 be checked and received at any point in
the city.
THOS. f.. SHARP, Master of Transportation.
u. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. =. KOONTZ. General A gent. SEPT tr
Evening star., 1876-12-02

MUTUAL ORFDIENCF. The Rockpotf
llnd.l JUtupi0i tells this story: "A ri,r,F
couple came into town on Thursday IN SearC,s
of a marriage license and a person authur-
iZea 20 perform The marriage ceremony, BON
OF which they found without DELAY ana r.
ralr'7i To the Neranda hotel. where "A crowd
followed them and filled the parlors ~ wit
ness The nulflals. Justice Bennett was called
ana win his usual grace united them In thr
holy bonds. The bride was somewhat laEaor
man The groom, and for uhat reason perhaps .
Justice Bennett, IN pledging them. Uaas
Them say they would love. honor. and ohev
each other. III any conflict OF authority ARISES
an that family, both parties will nave n sooi
defense 10 any charge OF insubOrdination A.
Il was rtmored that the couple were elopers
escaping parental vigilance. this equal dis
tribuiion oi authority may prove y coot
thing for them by suiting their natural diSpo-
SifionS 4"
Evening star., 1876-12-02

THE DEMoCRATIC HEN.-The Des Moinex
(lowaD RegtSfcT says: -'One of our democratic.
fellow -citlzenS tells this tale of little folk of
his own household, a bright little daughter OF
SIX years. She had listened 10 the cheers of
The ifartlSalIs ON the streets and heard her
iather talk democracy until she had heconlr
much interested i'm the presidential canvass.
She had noticed the Leaders rooster and had
come Ia understand it, meaning A few eve-
nln2S since the paper came Out without the
fowl The little child caught IL up from th.
place where the carrier had thrown a aud
hastened into the house, crying Papa. your
sides beaten, the Lc0dcT has taken of az
-
Evening star., 1876-12-02

\ FATHER CONTESTS HIS DAUGHTFR's
NILI.-At Fah River, Mass, Joseph Emery
father OF Mr.. Mary Emery Matner, alias
Remington, deceased, contests the will bv
which her property. amounting Ia $50. 90.
was lett 10 William -. Remington He
claims, nrsi, that decreased was MOI in her
right mind when the document WAS drawn
mp and signed; second. that undue Influence
had been used over her by William - Rem
ington 10 secure his aims, third. that She was
not his wife. a. since her death q divorce had
been granted the Widow Valentine Rcming-
ton from William =. Remington. the Ia IN
that recogniIing the invalidity OF Rcming-
tons Utah divorce.
Evening star., 1876-12-02
u H. WARMER, corner Ith and = streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A Two-STORY FRAME
HOUSE, No. :. EATENSIoN or NINTH
STRElT. ABOVE HuI-NDARN

TRUSTEES SALE bf 4 TNn-S1NkN FRAME
HOUSE, No. -. EXTENSION or NINTH
STREET, ABOVE BOUNDARY
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated April 9Th. IA
h.D 1875, duly recorded in Liber No ssi folio 80
As. Of the Land Records fOr Washing gtot -
county in the District OF Columbia. and ~ request
It the party secured thereby, the undersigned IN
cell AT public auction. in front of the pr,Iase- on
tt ESDAY, December the 18th, 1870, ~ clock y
all that certain piece parcel of ground situate
and being in the county Of Washington. in the Dis
trIct Of Columbia, being part Of Lot numbered t5ll
ffty enc ~ Wright and Cox recorded subdivision e
PHEASANT Plains, iu said county, Adjoining the cN 81
Arlington the north said parcel uf ground being
further described foows Beginning tot the sam.
at the northwest corner Of said lot numbered t5ll
hftyone, theuoe ea>trrly with the noTthrrly line ii
said lot one hundred AMI eleven anu N l1 feet thence
s0utheTA thirty tSl feet, thence westerly one han
dred snd eleven and - ln fe, and th'nc. uortherly
thirty tSl feet O. the poiut h beginning t0getiirr
with the improvements thereon. consisting If two
story frame house.
Terms Of sale: One e-fouith cash; the balsnce peya-
ble in six twelve and eighteen months, with interest
at eight per g. per annnm secured boy deed of trust
upon the property. A deposit Of so will BE- re
quired At the time Ot sale. taureyancing cost
the purchaser II the terms of the sale are not com
piled with thin five days the Trustee reserve the
right be resell at the risk and nf the defauting
purchaser. GLEN W. COOPER. Trustee.
dtC2 i0d&ds J. T. C0LpW ELL. Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yaLUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE on CAP

lIUL HILL
b virtue Of q deed Of tru.t dated May Isl, ~
folio Isl et so one Of the Land Records for the
District d Columbia and At the request Of the parties
secured thereby, viii sei At public auction, in
front of the premises 20 the highest bidder SAT
matter named the follow ing described Real Estate,
situate il the city Of Washington ia said District,
viz:
AT = p m. the north half Of Lot No Sin square No
side Of 7th, Between B and c streets, northeast
At $50 2. m psrt Of Lot No. 8 in Sarare No. so,
beginning for said part of Lot No g. On 5th
I'D feet inch south from northwest corner Of said
thence south . feet, thence feet inch 10 said
th street and thence north along said street
feet 20 the place OF beginning, situate side of
9Th street, between East Capitol street and North A
sisting Of a atwo-story Brick Dwelling
At clock p. m. part Of Lot No. 2, in SQUARE No
5l3 beginning for said part Of lot No - at the north
west corner of said lot; thence running ea; 5 feet
feet thence IS feet inch thence south Is fee;
thence east 90 feet to 4h street and thence north
along said street So feet place of beginning situate
on 4ih street, between and ID northeast, together
Frame and two Brick Dwellings This last piace of
property part Of lot 2 in square No sl3 is sold sub
Ject 20 prior deed of trnst in Of , with per
cent. interest from September sth, IS16.
Terms Of sale One third cash tof which $50 on
each piece must be paid at time of sale and the
ance in and II months in equal payments, to be
cured Iy purchaser notice b. airing interest from day
OF sale az per cent. per annum until paid, and a
and recording at purchasers cost IL the terms Of
sale not complied with in six days after sale the
Trustees reserve the right to resell AZ risk and VI
WI. y. HOLTZMAN, la
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY,f trustees
poy3l dtds No. 1921 Y street nOr- r-hwest
Evening star., 1876-12-02
"LITTLE facts distorted,
Little truths awry,
Make the mighty Roorback
And the camnaign Lie.n

~"Gouchtica, n. "" was the address OH
Office.
~Nothing takes the almighfiness out OF
your Cecils, your Howards, or your Caven-
dishes quicker than to'encounter an Ameri-
can hotel clerk Brooklyn Argus.
@It is satisfactory. so far as 10 goes 10
learn that the first place among the SIX cOm-
petitors for the Byron statue who have been
invited 10 try their skill again, was awarded
by the English committee TO the author of a
design signed Edward Marion" This
proves to be our brilliant countryman so long
resident at Rome. Mr..W. w. story. not lesx
eminent poet than as a sculptor, and
fitted above most living men TO do Justice Tn
the genius and the fate Of modern England's
nOblest bard.
Evening star., 1876-12-02

BOWEN. Suddenly November 9th, lS76. OF ana
eleIy AZ sykesyille Nd, al the residence of Dr A
l. Hammond, Mr.. EDWIN BOwEN, sR, aged 81
years month and - DAYS. formerly OF Virginia. hat
a resident OF Washington for the past three years.
tNirginia papers please copy
DUTTON. Thursday. November sOth, 1876. after
lingering Illness, THOMAS DUTrON, aged So year,.
Friends and aoQuaintances respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral Monday. December eth, AZ
D. m, from his late residence, No. 1888 street
northwest.
PATTEN. At Blanchard Maine, October q lS6.
ETA. only child Of Charles l.. and Emma Psfteh,
aged years. months and days.
The friends Of the family are invited 90 attend ths
funeral services at Metropolitan Baptist Chapel
ner 9Th and streets northeast on Sunday evening,
af 7s0 O'Clock.
RAINEY. On November 10Th. 1876. az az D. n.
SAMUEL RsISEy, in the 5oth year OF his age.
Funeral viii take place on Sunday, sf ~ clock,
from his late residence, corner lth and ID northeAs
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 20 attend.
Evening star., 1876-12-02
AUCTION SAILS.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auclion-cr

THOMAS BOWLING, Auciieneer
CHANeERY SALE OF A VALUABLE rHsc.
o. LAND IN THE COUNTY Or MASHiSG
kN9MN kseskFs sPRisa, iSt3ifisS iaPRoyFb nF
DWELLING HOUSE AND OTHER BUILD
BY virtue Of decree Of the suprern. Court IA
1a q the M S,siIsSs % = So1Ibia SsSsei in Eauity I
l1 Ehrmantrsnt g. a the sndersigned trustee wi
D. 1856 a, iocs M, Il pubic ay Q, ansts Sn ~.
pTe%Wsss all that Eieee or Psrc Of land in the county
Sscrbsa ss ns,, ssre % 0sn6la known sni
ying west Of GeOrgetown, D. c. and contaned IN The
and filed in said cause 10 wit Beginning al the
end OF "a perehes measured on line drawn south
cedar tree; running thence on said line reversed
nSrth - degTees west - 10 perches TO stone No :.
west s perches south 1 despes %et pesas
south sreSs .Saih aSs 8
casts Perehes, south S04 degrees, west SN perches
geEehes. north . degrees west 50 100 p.TShe. north
west 81 100 perches south aal degrees, west is loj
gssGass north z ~ desrecs Yves. perches, north II
tanning acres, 3roods. and - psrches, with the i'm
prSysments rights, privileges ways, water
The property Is improved by q large dwelling and
place, 1t is suitable place for brewery or other
manniacturlng purposes, or for butchers estab
sGmens t;n @ Il fSt OF the property can be seen at
Terms of sale: One third of purchase money cash
and the balance thereof in six twelve eighteen and
seven per cent. until paid. Balance of purchase
money to be secured by the notes Of the
purchasers, indorsed to the OF the trustee
or all the purchase money can be paid cash ON the
day OF sale or ratification thereof BY the court The
purchase money 10 be . lien the property No
deed given until oil the purchase money and interest
shall be paid. All convey sncing at the cost of the
purchaser or purchasers. S20 deposit will be re
Quired when the property is sold.
WIN. j. MILLER, Trustee.
ago Louisiana avenue, near 9th street.
TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
nova eO3w Law Reporter
Evening star., 1876-12-02

or OF NEW JERSEYS NEW LAwS.-The
SiaVltc requiring notice of intention 10 apply
Tor the passage OF any bin By the New Jersey
Legislature four weeks before the session
opens viii go into effect this year. Ii requires
that the general object OF the bill be explained
IN a comprehensive manner; that IL be pub
nShed IN the county OrCOuntieS To be affected.
and at least one Of the parties who intend to
apply for legislation muSt sign the notice.
These notices must bc published on or befOrs
Dec. l.. and new bills cannO, be laid over IN
allow Time for adNertising. As formerly.
Evening star., 1876-12-02
AUCTION SALES
pRookER LEWIS, Aacusn-r~.
- NArhie BuiidsnE
= w corae< PearsTissnis avrus,-. nss flfb

RkUOkEk iIWIS, AnCnon--f~-
- rArhle Buidnr
wv corae< Peausyissnis aveac- ssS ilth -ss~r,.
GRAND CATALOGUE sALE OF VERY HAHs
COLLECTION OF ITALIAN NAgBLE SyAT
lARl, PARiSiAN FtGl RNS. BEONIE>
fRkNCu CLOWNS BIhNfNG 81 DAYS.
VASES, ETC., REISG THE DIRECT INPOE
1AItuN Uf AEsSRS GlONANNoNl 4 co
l. ~ sid st pgilic aac'iCa. within thr above
-slesr om. Tuesday MORNING and INF-
MING next, peecnlscr 9th, st the hour OF 40 = N
sia 4. NJ, sad continued WEDNESDAY ani
IHI ESDAf fsis1w ing ~ same kuars
iu the above euileCtOn VIII b. found the fali ~ n
VIZ; Roman. btru-can. florrntinr, Gr,>iar aaf
Pomrcii NsSs~, q high cost Gard Receiver Fntif
>tsids ASbaStef St.tuette-. Group~ Parrr W eight,
French Bronze flgure~. magnificent q -tzy t9oglS.
striking the hour sud half hour aud Warranted
Also
Many other Works cf Art, suitable g. ssia-u p.l
IorS, churchrs, halls. HbrsrirS A. fsrrtinr th-
giandesi oallscticn ever brought "a this citv
Coed, open Cor Nssninaiioa aud catalogues rad.
ore day before sale.
b order Of M-srfS Giovanneni q Co. Inpoft~-s
derg n RRNOhER & IkMIS AnrS
Evening star., 1876-12-02

PoLYGAMIsr ARREsTED.-The Salt Iaks
Herald OF the Eth inst. SAYS. "Samuel r.
Parkinson was yesterday arrested at Frank
lin, Idaho, and taken 10 Malad for trial or
an indictment of polygamy, or bigamy. The
Indictment II several months old, besng one
OF number found against prominent Nor
mons. George Stuart, who was Indicted AT
the same time, was tried last Summer and
acquitted, the court holding that the statute
Of limitations barred the Prosecutions =
Evening star., 1876-12-02
THoMAs BOWLING, Aao,icBeer

STATUARI, THENCH, BRONZE, GRoif p
AND FIGURES, BLACK MARBLE CLNk kS
&c.
Ou THURSDAY and FRIDAY pccember ~ an
eth, at 10 20 a. m aud 80 .. M, viii h. sOd ~
the auction rooms. southwest corner PennSy lNanis
avenue and ith street, grand collection al work. -;
art, comprising CaTrara Marble Statuary. with sub
lectS Of Ruth, The Gartere-s Spring. &C. Elegant
Parisan Brunzes, Black Marble Clicks, surTnoHntel
with Bronze Groups aud figurs. fiDciy Executed
Castetna Statuettes 81 Venus of Tharw aasn, Danc~
Of Venus, Three Grsces, &C, Mantcl VASES IN
Amarn'o BsrtigiiO aud Agate stone. L Ufns, Card a.
ceiNers, &c. &c.
The entire collection IL the recent importation iron,
France and Italy OF MesSrS. Viii Brc-, date Nfta.
Wit sous ot philadelphia, sns will h. resdy fog
examination with catalogue Tuesday 5th instant
THOMAS pOMLIyG.
De- s45EI SGT lRen. a Chrnn 1 An-ii..r...r
Evening star., 1876-12-02
THOAAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

SIX PEwS IN ST JOHNS CHURCH AT PIE
Lie AUCTION
on SATI RDAl, December 9th, lS-6. a. , o'ci 4
al my auction rp,ns, shall -sl the following Per
No. 23, ~ 80. o., - aud %, being s'ld Tot pew
taxes due and unpaid. No. -, 30, 81 - aud "a
will be sold subject Co The rights cf present occupants
SpcssTs THOMAS DowIISG Au,,
Evening star., 1876-12-02

THAT WAS A STRANGE BURGLARY ON
Second avenue yesterday morning The
thieves entered a saloon before daylight and
coolly carried OFF a safe weighing nine hum
drcd pounds, in order TO open Il at their leIs-
ure IN some place where they would be less
self IN mems ponderous safes are liable tn
he stolen a. well a. broken open. a new anx-
iety will disturb the sleep OF the owners OF
Valuables-IN y lStui 27fh
Evening star., 1876-12-02

ttNbiNs FATHER AND A FORrr~F-
piece of good fortune alpsst ss,usili,. "a -
81 AIRY tale has just fallen a. the LOT 81
samuel ohcte. young man of thirty welt
hioNn h tls CITY, who Tor the past twcivr
Maine Central Railroad. When he was thrcs
years of axe his father went TO aliforDia aos
shortly alter his arrival Ia that land thes
tceminc with gold. ft was Reported thaf n ma
lgnant fever had laid him in n strange aDT
friendless grave. 40 young Chute " a. brought
up believing his father dead. and found aim
self Obliged TO labor hsni for hts brreS
which periShes. What. then. must have bees
ms Joy 60 find, few weeks ago, that his f.fk q.
was still alive and the tbwnpr Of a princesv q
fortune in San Francisco. He wrote 70 his
father, and that gentleman responded in par-
son, reaching this city n fewdayS ago. Father
aud son will start for the Golden CITY on ss.s
uTSt OF newt week. heaRelsec Josssyaaf
Evening star., 1876-12-02

ASTHMA AND
u The most effectusl remedy
viii be found to be
IL prepared in all forms, for
smoking and inhalation, by
143 New Bond street, Lon
dom and sold by them and
all
CHEMISTS S STOREKEEPERS THROUGH.
OUT THE UNITED STA TES 4 CANADA.
jys sep9 % oct2l novll dec2 9, janis febs,
24,mar7 APT . my jug
Evening star., 1876-12-02

TIMES are So hard and money SO close that
the managers OF church fairs have resolved.
i'm pity for a suffering public, 10 reduce IA.
price OF worSted dogs ard flannel pin cuSh-
ions TO six dollars and thirty cents piece.
while a chance in the prize cake will not cost
more than three dollars. Pen-wipers will bs
absolutely given away at from two TO i've
dollars each BtlriilgtOn Hennkeue.
Evening star., 1876-12-02
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No. BULFINCH ST.. BOSTON,
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE:

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The Book for young and middle aged men to read
lust now is the Science Of Life Self Preservation
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Hope nestled in the bottom of Pandoras box, and
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1t should be read by the young, the middle aged,
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Altogether, in its execution and the richness of its
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Evening star., 1876-12-02
CLOSING OUT CARPETS.

CLOSING OUT CARPETS.
Best Ingrains, 81; 10 per cent. of for cash
Best Bru--ai- : .; I25s cents yard on Tor cash.
Brussels. 81. Wool Carpets 625z TO 6I57C.
Blankets. C5mfOrters- g y 70 ; -.
Curtain Lace. &c. 10 75c., very cheap.
Best Calico Remnants. 51z cents.
CAmbric EdEe-, 8 4, S. 3, 10 10 3 cents, cheap
Elegant Dre-S Plaids, l2tl, Is, 25 cents.
Reps for Wrappers. - 20 = cents.
Dress Goods stock TO BE- reduced, and cheap goods
be offered in Wool Cashmere.
saSket Cloths Satines. Serges in all the shade.
Double width Alpaca. IN. worth 3 Ceuts.
Shawl- ~ new COlOrings very cheap.
Call for cheap goods at
Il. y. NAUDAIN'S.
uov9D-t- 7O9 Market space.
Evening star., 1876-12-02
BROS, Auctioneers.
n ana IN .s,aas- .,

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
~ Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
ONE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, MADE BY
CHICkERlNG:l ONE SETT LADIES JET
JEWELRY ,SETlN DIAMONDS, ,ONEIADIES
GOLD AND ENAMELLKD WATCH, SET IN
DIAMONDS: OND LADIES, GOLD WATCH
CHAIN, KEY. AND BREASTPIN, ONE WEEB
SEWING MACHINE AND FIXTURES for ac-
count Of whom II may concern, al auction 10 cover
advances and charges
On TUESDAY MORNING, December-
9th. ls76, commencing az \ O clock, within
our salesrOoms. we will s,ll for cash, thettI tts
above mentioned goods.
decl-d DCECAN>ON RpOS Auct.
Evening star., 1876-12-02

IHE SMITH SISTERS OF Glastonbury have
al last had their feelings SoOthed, their tenn
pers Gained, by verdict OF 50 and costs i'm
their suit brought against the towns selects
men for trespassing on their land and selling
some OF IL for non-payme of taxes, on thu
strength OF some informality I'm the pa pers
Evening star., 1876-12-02
INITED STATES HsRsHALs 4sFsHs SALE or

RIAL ESTATE.
In virtue Of writ Of heri facias issued out Of the
Columbia and 70 me directed, I win cell ct public
ale for cash n front q the court house d1or Of said
1876 at IL clock m, the following described real
estate, We: All Caroline Pcughs right title Claim
subdivision Of original lot and part Of Ict ., IN
improvemenis thereon in the City OF ashineton, D.
c. seized and levied upon as the property Of Caro-
line s. Peuch, and will be sold 10 safixy execution
No Hiu, In favor Of Geo. MastiagIy, sss Of sssis-
nee. ALEX. SHARP,
noyls-dt u. 5. HarshA y, q,
Evening star., 1876-12-02

MITCHELL & MARTIN,
tSuccessors to JOHN 7. MITCHELL
93I Pennsylvania Avenue.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS.
We have within . few days added 10 our stock
large assortment OF the very best and styles Of
goods ia the New York market.
SILKS, YELyETS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, &c.
The istes; styles Of hartalesss Goods, IL silks,
cloths aud Cas-imeTrs.
Our stock of MOURNING GOODS is the best TO be
found in the market, including COURTALDS
Grapes and Grape Wells OF all sizes.
LADIES CLOAES, DOLMANS, CIRCULARS
and Children : CiOaks, all new and late styles.
Our stock of Housekeeping and Domestic Goods is
full and complete Al all times, and the lowest
ket rates One Price Only.
uOVlStr MITCHELL 4 MARTIN.
Evening star., 1876-12-02
DRY GOODS.
CROWDED ALWAYS.
SELLING DRY GOOps VERY CHEAP.
CARTER 1O1 Market Snacr-

MO ysrfs Il the very best Calico that l. male in
short ieugths. ~. worth ~ cents Black Csshmrr-.
yrrY nue. extremely wide. Il, worth 81 ceEts- seal
Brown pore wool Cashmere. extremely wide. e2.
worth y eeuts- Seal Brown. Nav Blue, pure Wool,
v~ry hne t-hfneTe. 50 cents. Black Alpaca: very
fn~. double width. = cents. Pure Nohair. Black
Alpacs, double width, very hne only - cents. Beau
rivi fs-hipn Dress Gods double width. in dark
Green seal Brown Navy Blue. only > cents. Black
sterproui. Hearly two yards wide 20 cents. Black
siiks vcTy cheap. 81, Sis, SIs0- : IS 81 Very
large a~-ortHt Of tilfh for and boys q. ao. 81
IS, y cents. : ]. Large White Wool Blankets 81 "A
white col flannel. II cents Canton FLANNEL, ia
srnfs Yard wide BIearhad Cotton. Ga cents Best
yard wide Bad Ticking, . cents. Bed Twill FIan-
u~i, pur- wool. . seBts. Ladies Wool Under
shirts, C cents. nOV29-tr