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A u q T i o n b A l. q

On TUESDAY. 14th Bovenbe In Memorial
hail, Centennial Exhibition grounds, Pniladel-
tisttc OIL Painting By the spanish modern painter,
Gisberf, representing the landing OF the Pilgrim
awarded the COLO medals Of the Paris, Madrid, and
International Ambition at Philadel phfa.
Also, will be sold at auction FRIDAY, Gath
November, the mag ifcent Oil Paintings by Euro
pesn masters; both ancient and mod ,rn, which are
now on Inhibition at Kurtz' Art Gallery, a sdison
square, New ork, where the sale will take place.
These pictures belong to the Marquis of Ala
manca. now 6t
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MARKET STALLS,

ENGINEERS OFFICE. DISTRICT OF OoLuNsIa,l
Wash NGTON, ID u Nov 7th, l576. {
Notice 10 hereby given that Rigats to occup y
stals IN the new Wes.ern Market Buildings, south.
esst corner OF end 2ist streets northwest, Wash
iDtton city. will be sole at public auc tion, In sad
tufdine, the sale 70 tegin on WEDNESDAY,, the
19th day OF November, 1870, at 2 o'clock In the
AFTERNOON, and to continue. unless otherwfse or
derfd, at the came hour from day to day until eli
For particulars circular, to bs had ct the of
Zee OF ] honss d. PIovman, lnspectoD of Buildings
b. order OF tn, COmmissi oners d. O.
l.. HOXIE, Lieut.. Engineers q. @ A,
row st EpRfpeer of D. O.
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DIED.

LUsBY. On the sth Of November, 1876, q lisa
a. m, Josr Thomas LusBY, In The ssth ysss Of hi
Aee
Funeral win take piece from bis late rssidsncs,
No. TIC y street southwest, q 3 O'Clock ,. n. on
Frfcay.
TOMPKINs At Rocb NE, Nd, Hoysuber 2,
1876 ArsUsTA HoBBIR, m ant fauebfer 81 General
Cbsrles h. aId Augrsts TomSkins, sssd AZ
months.
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nUWNMAN q GREEN, Auotioneers >.

1oWNMAh GkEkH, Auctfoneers.
TRgsTEIr SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE
OF OJkCOBAh STRBET, BETWgEN I6fH
and nth AND ANDES cREETs HoRTH
WEST, O0ksISTlN9 OF A NEW AND EuE.
S SssK R sRiGR DWELLING WITH LAHGs
By virtue OF q Coed Of trus. dated Aprfl 71d, "A
A. 1876, and duly recorded In Liber No. eMI
for the District Of olamba aud at the req e,t of
toe party secured THEREBY, will sell ct public
ton, In front CT the premises, to the highest bid.
der, on WkDHkSDaY. November sth. a d. 1875,
at clock m 1.-The following ssribsd real estate
si uatee In the city of sshington in sstd
viz: Lot numbered sixty one (6lb In John Tur-
ton subdivision OF square numbered one uudred
and sevefy nine (T9D the IL recorded In the
Survey Office OF satd city september LIST. 1864,
together with the i'm prevements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, of which 600
must be paid at time OF sale; and the bs in g.
IL, and Is months, in equal pay to be secured
by purchaser 10 es, bearing interest from ~ OF
sale; a. per cent. per uatil paid, pag aole
semi snnus y, and deed OF trust on tbs premi ses
sold ConveyancIng aud recording at % rcha.er's
cost. III terms OF sale Lot comp ed it'll In SIX
days after sale the trustee the ri to
sell at risk and cost Of porcha,sr ia defau Ii.
WIN. h. H0UTZ NAN, Trustee,
octd' dGds No. 1921 street north west.
@BY CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTER
Sst the above sale is POSTPONED uatil TUBS
DAH. November "a 1875 same b our aud place
nOv6 VIM, r. HOFFMAN Tn .tee
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STEAMERS, DC.
"RERMUDA ISLANDS,"

"RERMUDA ISLANDS,"
FAvORITB WIsrEs RESORT
Reeched In about seventy hours from nes York
CUR stIs:n !. o:s:..d N ,n,s::. sSs z4N&
the bslmy stmss phere Of . .outhers climate.
sS@%sSSs sss ys; mn ,,eH
si% ~ sSsE Pr M ss
netting With GUARD Steamer ct Bermuda for d.
o.f 90 Agent. Tor niustr assd f.%DSis.s infor.
GGSsssSS.ssSSD GULF PORTS STEAMSHIP
COOK, son q JENKINS, Agents,
oct0m athsmo Wa hingt IN, D. o.
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDiNuo.
THh eTEAMER "HATrAAO," CAII ".
3 s. :s.: ~, .s ::s!' s "a iSsi1 ' sss
Thu kSDAr n0REIHos, q : o'eiocE, Tor
% s: 81! s.!s: 81 ss ..
I5ULsDAI and TRfpA1 iyE9IEGs' .ooat sun
'S oetsi,m WI kIs 81 sss:. as .Ssit.
TIE srIAnBR HARsIEeIk Vim leave eth
street ghs,f On w.psEsDAIs -
s saf s4!V ws.1i sI & H:o:. t iSr
ssa next Day T ssE Iss 5 ss;sa
FOB NORFOLK.
= steamer LADY OF IHl LAKE Iss ss.
: :ss fsI nSspAi ,% %s loi s ss4
EssurniIs. leave Norfolk fus.s.y: TnaI.a.y ..s
si sR:. good 4 until used Fare o. round TRIP Is
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer yHO. W. THOMPSON leaves Com
panys wharf, foot OF 9Th street, ev,rY TUESDAY,
as o. m, for Currtoman and intermediate land.
fnGs, and every FRIDAY, st m, scs Qosp
Riyer, stopping st intermediate landings.
- For Information Apply Of the Metropolitan
Bank, 18th street, opposits the Treasury, or Of
the wharf. jyM-n
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has just applied TO q Milton magistrate to
know how 70 get bis wife back. Milton is
only separated from the Virginia line by a
small creek, and IL seems the womau's
brother had run her of from her husband
and taken her across the creek.
Glow can / get her, boss, uu what's de
law In Viginny?" asked the negro.
"The cheapest way" said the magistrate,
sis to have no law about IL; just 60 across
the creek and overpower her and bring her
home"
ON sho do it boss" said the negro; Ga hard
winter 10 sett'n In, no wood, an no nuff1n';
but dat gal weighs 200 an she gibs out heat
like o stove, d'only time wifeS q comfort"
He vaded the creek with Q steer whip In
one hand and . long rope In the other
lRaleigh Sentinel.
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HOW EMAN GBEEs, AnctioDes1s.

TRUSTEES SALE Of vALU.BLE REAL Es-
Jh1k ON 18TH eTKEEr, wEENG AND
STREETS SOUTHWEST
by yItue of deed OF trust, dated 18th july 80
a Ell GUY recorded I'm LiOer No $50 To-
ITO af5, ore OF the land records for the DisrictA
ty secured VII cell at public auction, in front Of
tue th.ises on THURSDAY, November I'd, 1875,
81 = ell. ok D. all that parcel of ground situ-
ate IL tne clty OF asbiogton, in the District of
t0iumb1s, Known as part OF lot numbered twenty
tsO IN square numbered one hundred and forty one
{ Htl cling on the nt rtheast cor sr Of said
let and running south with 18th street thirty one
ginning
Terms OF sale: One-tbird cssh; balance in six and
Twelve months, with iDterest from day Of sale,
turfo oy adeed OF trust on the property. dep sit
OF eNO will be required at time of sale, and all son.
yey ancing at cost of purchaser IL terms of sale are
Lot CON Piled VII In one week the Trustee will re-
sell ct Ttsk ard cost Of defsultfng purchaser
poy9 dads John MIA n trustee
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.

T2UeTlIe, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPtRTl In GEORaETOWN-2S rORY
BRIOk DWELLING HOUSE AND rRAM1
sgORU HOUSE Oh BAYETcD eTREET.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated August -
9Th. l64, and recorded in Lber 764. folio IS, f.s
Of the land records Of Washington county G:lY
1isfriGs Of Columbia and By direction IN vrinaG q
q public auction, "a 'front.' Of the premises, IRI
DAY, the Sd dsy Of November, ls76, ct AZ O'Clock,
I'll that piece or parcel Of lend situate and being in
Threlkeld q addition TO 0eor getoWn, ia said Dts-
trict, and being part Of Lot g. in said addition Be-
ginning tor the same ct Point the east side Of
Iayssts street q feet inehes from the northwest
corner o. ssid !oi, and running thence with said
ery and parallel with LIST street 10 feet, or
less; thence soYtherly and parallel with Faye,ts
street 90 feet, moro or less: thence westerly and
parallel With let street feet thence southeriy and
parallel with Tsyette street q feet inches: and
tAence westerly and parallel 9TH LIST street lis fest,
two-story Brick Dwelling and q Frame Store.
Terms OF sale: One-foorth cash; balanes In 8, II,
IL and - months, secured By notes and deed OF
trust the property. The notes bear interest
the rate OF 10 per cent. Per annum, pay able semi
Annually. COMPROMISING and recording at pur-
struck on. 1.-THE terms are not complied with in
days. The Trustees reserve the right resell at the
cost OF he cefsul,ins purchaser, and the cash pay
Il. p D0pGE, lr
ect24 1. g. KIMBALL, ( fustses.
RAT THH REQUEST OF THE PARTIES
IhTtResTAD the above sale 10 Pos cPONED to
mOhDAf. November 13tn: ut same hour and
place, and the two Houses will be sold separately.
By order Of the Trustees
octSl -eotd TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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The ALLIGATOR Observation-Disclosures
II GOO and 20, 900 alligator skins are tanned
yearly, which are consumed by boots and
shoe manufacturers In every portion OF the
United States, as we'll as exported TO Lon
don and Hamburg. The alligators formerly
came almost entirely from Louisiana, and
New Orleans was the great centre OF bust
ness. The Florida swamps aud morasses
In that State, the grea depot. The alligators
often attain q length OF eighteen to twenty
feet, and frequently live 10 very old age.
The hides are stripped off, and the belly aud
sides, the only portions dit for use. are pack
ed In barrels, in strong brine, and shipped 10
The Northern tanners, who keeps them
under treatment for from six TO eight months
when they are ready TO be cut up. So far
the leather has been mainly used In the
manufacture OF boots and shoes, but hand =
some slippers are also made OF IL.
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1UNUANSOH b2OS., Auctfonesre,
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets o. ".

TbUkTfuS1 IS LIE OF VALUABLE IMPR0V
hnAL ESTATE ON The NObrH SIDE OF
sTEthT bETMEEN NINTH and TENTH
Its EORTHW
BY Virtu~ OF . d. ed OF trust, dated June lst, -
Is 8, and duly recorded ia Liber 1888, folio so,
che OF the land records for W ashngton I'M E:kN
y, tu the District If CoiuAbis, at the request
OF the party secur thereby, shsl sell at pu bio
auction in front OF the premises, on FRIDAY. the
lOth day OF November, 1876, at 80 ci1ck p. m,
The following described estate situated In the
cry tf Washington in ssid District, viz: Lot num-
bored eighteen (l3j, in Dsvidson's subdivision of
square three hurdred and sixty seven (S7D as the
j lstrfct
Terms of sale: One halt cssh; balance In one tive
ar three years. for which the purchaser q notes
will be taken, secured by deed Of trust upon the
properly and bearing interest at the ate OF 10 per
cent per snnum from day Of tale deposit Of 1l00
will be required at time Of SALE IL the terms Of sale
are not complied with in i've dsys the pro perty will
be resod ut the risk and cost Of defautipg purcha
ter. All cOpvryancins 1t purchasers cost
now St BnsHR6D soHS;INsoE, Trustees.
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7O5 nAxkEr sPACK- 7O5
IAPOST FAINT.
In vieS of the Krest scarcity OF money. Ne shah
odsT NEW FALL AND WI6TEH GOODS At
prices tnar DEFY coz petition We name In part:
Largest lot Of LADIES GLoAKs in the city,
from $50 up 70 80.
BLACK SILKS, from &c. TO sIsO Per yard; . arn
rate SILK tor o. Is, worth nov siI.
CASHMERE
SLACK ard CoLORED, ali the new and desirable
shades, 81 Sc, worth e3n.
ALPACAs.
CLACK and COLORED all shades, special bargains
IN oolOrs % &c, worth -.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
BLAHkKTsI BLAEKETsH
al wool Blsnkef, $50 worth as. Table
Linen, bteached, full With, SC. Bleached Sheet
Ing. 10 vide, Ac etc, etc, One case Honey
Comb Quilts. Teo, werth 81. log pieces new
Prints. $40 case Orstcns dark shades, 1xc.
Gents DREss SHIFTS, complies, made OF wan.
sgtta Cotton aud Riehardsons Linen, for q
bepf-tr WIsWALL q 0wYNN.
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YoUsa 3 AIDDLETR3 !s; r..,.

TRUsTEIp SALE OF DEeIRABLE BRIJK
DWALL, EG Oh BETREEs sTREET.
By virtue of Q deed OF trust to me, dated -
January 18th, A. D.. 1873, and recorded in =
Liter No, 701, felio 10, one Of The land rS. -
ooi DIS for darlington county. ID. o., and at the re-
quest q the hcloer OF the note secured thereby,
spa her for sale, Of public auction in front Of the
premises ca tBIOAf, November 10th, 1876, at
O'Clock M, the following described real estate TO
wit: All that certain piece or parcel OF ground
ven f9D ia A. b. Shepherds subdivision Of
square numbered six hundred and twenty three
If a desirable BIf X Residence.
Terms; q 200, with interest ct the rate of ten e
per cent. per annum from January 18th. 1875, and
the expenses Of the SAFE IN cash and tn. balsncs
six 81 and twelve I'D months secured by sed Of
t,ust upon the premises and the notes Of the pur-
chaser bearing six 80 Per cent. interest deposit
OF 0lW will De required at the tn Of sale. All
copveyanciDg ut the pu chasers cost. Ii the terms
are OF com piled ith in Eve go days. the Trustee
the right 10 resell the premises at the risk
and cost Of the defapltiDg purchaser.
VIM b. T',DU. JR., Trus'ee.
oct30-2awddbs YOUNG b MIDDLETON, Aucs
n ~
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GENUINE BARGAINS!
BRODBEAD d Co,
I2os sTBIET, BETWEEN I2rH AND I3rR,

WILL SILL
Prints for quitting purposes ct So
Standard fIiDts ct &c.
Dine Oetton Bats 81 l2xc., { ol y dor
Paper Csulbrics ~ 7c., double width
All Linen Crash, for toveling, SIC.
Fruit Of the Leon Bleached Cotton, i0Sc
CfHk = beet nc ard Spool cotton. Sc.
Good UIblesched Canton Tlanpel,7 &c.
Black silks, - osBts sDd up, (fnclu ling Guinet
eel'on's celebrated makes
.All Wool Black FreGeh Csshmeres, d0ab.e width
81 original dye, 69c.
Beautiful ksp-, and Plain and Plaid English
IeIges. 7Jc
strip tkagls, 81 ard up.
Boule Esrc Skirts. toc rel used from el
Eleesnts Button Paris Kids. ia al colprs, elsS.
us eheettr tuli " idth sad standard IN Ak o, zSc
HMelasse. ban Asse knick erbOcker. Plaid, Bias
get Cbeek and Plain DkkSs GOODS, uasnrpassed
N quality sud style and may Of Viii h cannot be
found elssS here IN this maTs ef: rsry cEsHP. Aud
Ensny Other etsirsbls goods equally gOOf aRf cas1P
~ Do DOT fail to . cal.
BRODHBAD q CO.,
novl-tr 1908 y street. bet 18th and 18th
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SILK VELVETS.

Having bought heavily 81 tbs recent immense
ncfion sa'es can now fer the largest stock OF
SnLNBrs in the city. Among Our bsrs aims We
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Our % Back eros Grain SILK caaT be matched
the city 1rder o. Is Also, cur usual barRaius
q Drees Goods Knit Underwear, Hosiery and
House Furnishings st the chez store IN the city
CONNOLLY8,
ocfz3-c SOS Fh street, opp. Patext Otacs
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DRY GOODS.

APIS HEADOUR sRw DyERTIsEnIAT
IL u cur
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
seal brosn herino, .ll pure wool. one yard vide,
q, worth 81
cARTBB's, Tor Market Space.
Bsek Cssnneres, one yard wide, yerg q ls, 81,
UaRTER's, 50r Market Space.
DICK 81 -, very cheap 81, 81 Is. 81 50, o. Is.
- CAkIkRe, 10f Marhet Space
Doobis.feid p pin n ohairs-Dark Green, SEAL
Owl french Grey. Navy Blue-only IS wor IA 3.
worth 81.
Large size White Wool Blankets, $50, worth
We are selling the best Canton Flannel IN this
cfy Tor II, also the best yard vide Cotton for In
rtmnsnts, worth II: god Canton FLANNEL To- 8:
iiren Tow 10, 8; CalieOs 5, Pure SIX hohair Bilek
AlDAca, 50, pOrth7s
We r.Iliug tae best yard vide Double Heron
Bone Bed itch at Is. worth 90. pOs6 tr
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DROpOeaLs TOR liable TILINo FOR
0IFIOE, wAsHIAG fOH, d. @.

OFFICE OF erPxRv.siSs ARCHITECT,
JRKAsUEY DEPARTMENT, ,
wAsHIS6roS. ID. o.. Move nber iss, l57e.l
seHed Proposals viii be rscetyed at this once
for " bite and Black Marble Thing and 1ordsetng
reqursd Tor the bassmsnf Of tbs Usits1 Ststss 0eI
erN Post once. vs.hfpgtoo, d. q.
Copy o. spe~tfcasion and schedule and aey addi-
tioesI tnf ornstton MAJ 10 bad q spptestion q
sbts O. NEE Ja0B9 @. Hill,
norS con 0uD0visfng Archisocf.
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IL THE suPREnaEcoykI OF TIE DISTRICT

y OF COLUMBIA.
BARBOUR HAMILTON We. John H. scHLossxR
IN Fqkify No. skss. Doeksf is
The above entitled cause hss bsea rese red the
suditor Ito state the trustees acc "a nj And ranart
the proper Distribution Of the funi'' IN h.s ~.
Therefore, the creditors Of JOHN u. SCaLOsSER.
deeeased, aud ell other psr-sns iaterested Are
hereby notified % appear osfore ms, sroye thar
claims srd be beard t0uc ri the n.t,srs refsrre
on MONDAY, the 13Ih day Of Hoven Der, 1873 a,
west virs Of tbs City Hall, ID soialns tne RquIty
Court Room. raOxAs HOOU,
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fRUerEEy SALE OF VALUABLE 8zAL rs
24TR And II STREETS HORTHWEsr
AOkkO w.

THOMAS BOWLING, Aucttoneer
eCAOOEER ALLEN q MORGAN AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On FklDAY, November 10Th, 1876, Of la
O'Clock p. M 81 Biley wharf. foot of 18th ~
street, shall cell the above namt d schsoper, -
carry Ing about IS tons, with all her masts higgins
Cables bosfs &c apparel AID rte nan ces near.
~ new and ready for sea-
TeIBG caeh.
nov7-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
AOuN6 n MIlDLETOR
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W. IA. h8OwNs
oct3s-tr no. 5I4 SIN street, GEAR Pa avenue.

= III X T S.
pBIss SHIRTS sI ready TO put on, OF good
uslin aud tine Linen Bosoms, for only 70 cents all
Our 50 cent Unfinished SHIFTS, improved, are
equal IN vslue to any 81 shirt in Market being
elegantly mads and Cf the best material; the same
1nisbed II - cests
BOYS SHIRTS, Of the best material, unfinished
Sizes IL, III, II, l21S, and Is inches, anishsd, rs
cents
Heavy Canton FIsnpsl pRAwERs 70 cents; Me-
rino UHDkRsHlbTs, 90 Cts. q. o. Is aud 3 Il 50,
ssnples Of any Of the above lods eot by mall ON
receiDt OF prizes gtvea shove at GO sis BA D.
TIaORE Dc hit FACTORY, rs Faystts street,
Bsfmore, aud
octf6-tk19 WaahinRton, ID. u.
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MITCHELL & MARTIN,
ISzccsssors to JoAs T. MitctsII,J
s3l PEHNsYLy AEIA AVE, AND 924 ST.
We have purchased from the best msnufaoture Of
1ev YORK very large lot Of tcies and Ohitrens
gHDRkWEAK that are stghtly sofled-
THEY WILL b SOLD AT HALF PRICE.
All the goods are made Of pride Of West" cotton,
and In the bes: manner.
In the Dot viii be found everything needed for
ladies and children Also, large lot Of Pillow and
Sheet SEAMS.
"One Price, marked In Plain Figures"
~For the present al carriages vii have TO come
% the ID street entrance.
oct14tr MITCHELL Il MARTIN.
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nRY GOODS.
cARPEYIyss, ne.
Ths largest, cheapest, and most desirable stock
OF New DhI GOODS aud OARPETIHG5 ever
hfbttcd 10 y se ms stOn can nov Dc found At No.
92- Tth street. Store running through from 7th
OOu u " W. BURDEvYE q co.
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We have Just opened and Dnt In stock, 100 pairs
ei ~, II, and IL quarter Blankets, NOT the dpest
ersee In quantJ eu, all wool, heavy, substantial
goods, and full size. Very cheap
a great bargain in Mohsirs
seal brown aonair, In PLATA color, ct lbs cents,
All kinds OF Dress Goods cheap.
100 dor, n ell linen Towels 81 Gems.
leo pieces extra heavy Canton Tlsur el. TX cent,
hayy blue Water Proof Oloth, rs cents.
Zeal brown, srey and black Wsterprooss.
IC0 pieces Cloths, for men and boys wear, from
S:. Shc., soc. 621sc 7sc., SO, 81.
Beaver Cloths, seal brown, navy blue black, for
Afies sacQues. cheap
Red twill glsnuels. SC, 3xc &c., etc
Medicated FLANNEL II invaliIs
30 peg patterns of shavls, chap.
Blak lpacss and Mohsirs, double width, $50,
Sic SO, toc.. etc
Oolored Osshmerss, double width. 10 seal brown,
navy blue. bottle green. at 30 cents per yard.
Black Cashmere, 80 cents per yard.
Large Dc ble Comforts q 50.
~ wide Sheeting Cotton Is cents,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-09-09
Religious Intelligence.

The protracted meeting at Bethel
on the Hopkinsville Turnpike, closed
Friday night, Sept. resulting in
thirty-two conversions and twenty
nine additions to the Church. We
learn that the whole community is
pervaded with deep religious feeling.
The pastor was assisted by Rev. R. K.
Brown, J. NJ. Wright, D. D., w. Burr,
J. Fl. Gold and W. II. Turner. The
sermon of Rev. r. K. Brown, on Sun
day, was greatly blessed in awakening
the people, and producing a general
turning to God. The sermons of DR..
Wright made the way of salvation
plain and attractive; the earnest ap-
peals of Rev. W. A. Turner led many
to Christ; under the unctious ad-
vocacy of the claims of religion by
Rev. VIM. Burr, many renewed their
covenant with God; while the sermon
and songs of Rev. J. HI. Gold more
than ever convinced the people that
Methodism is yet singing its way
around the world.
Rev. L. j. Duncan, pastor of the
NJ. T.. Church in New Providence,
will commence a protracted meeting
in that place Saturday night, Sept. 16.
He designs this meeting for the bene-
fit of all the people in the town who
claim Jesus as their Savior. and hopes
through their fundamentally to win
many unconverted ones to the Re-
deemer. He earnestly solicits the
presence, prayers, and hearty cooper
alton of all.
Rev. j. NJ. Wright, d. D., will
preach in the Methodist church to-
morrow morning at the usual hour.
His sermon will be addressed mainly
to the young men, but all others may
feel assured that it will be interesting
to them. AS this is DIR. Wright's last
sermon preparatory to leaving for his
distant mission in Mexico, we hope to
see a large audience in attendance.
The meeting at South GAINESVILLE
church which commenced about week
ago, has been one of unusual religious
interest. Rev. A. B. Cooke, the pas
ter, has been assisted by Revs. DR..
Wright and r. K. Brown. Up to
last night there were seventeen CONVEX
sions. The meeting is still going on.
The next regular Greenwood Ave-
nue. prayer-meeting will be held at E.
NJ. Clark residence. All are invited to
attend.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-09-09
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS

On on our way from Bon Aqua
Springs last week we spent several days
very pleasantly in Nashville. We Sc
cured lodgings with Major III. A.
Fowlkes, formerly of this city, who
keeps a most excellent boarding house
at No. 10 Cherry street, near the old
post Office stand. In entering the din
ing room for our first meal, We felt per-
fectly at home, seeing seated at the ia
BILE Mr.. Warren Pollock and wife,
Messrs. Ed. Bringhurst, Theo. Plum
mer, Col. J. B. Killebrew, G. L. AL
ley, j. L. Blanton, and I. r. Burgie,
all formerly of GAINESVILLE, who are a
few of the many boarders to be found
at this place of excellent fare.
E. s. Bringhurst & Co. have just
commenced in the coal trade, and from
all indications they will sell very
large quantity of the celebrated Dia-
mond coal in that market and to sur
rounding towns. Their Office, 26 Union
street, is one of the best locations in
the city.
Robert Quarles, Esq, at the State
Library, by his attention and kindness,
added much to the pleasure we enjoyed
whilst we remained at the Capital.
Col. Geo. F. Akers, tobacco and
general commission merchant, No. 30
North College street, placed US under
many obligations for his extreme kind
ness. He is the great fish man of Ten
nessee-in other words, he is endeav-
oring to stock our streams with choice
fish, and we hope the next legislature
will pass some law for the protection
of the fish tribe, thereby promoting a
great interest in our country.
We enjoyed a pleasant chat with Mr..
Albert Roberts, of the American, who
is yet to be found in the field of jour
nalism, position he has held for
many years, with credit to himselfand
to the satisfaction of his thousands of
readers. We also met Commodore
Doak, of whom we heard many ex-
pressions of approval by the people in
regard to his bold and independent
style of political writing. We are glad
Doak has before him such wide field
in which to labor, for we feel certain
he will sustain himself in the position
he occupies.