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u H. WARMER, Auctioreer.
TRUsTEIe' SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
6HH X " AZ III CUOnT1' IhoHr1na

By virtue Of 9 deed oi trust, dated January -
Slst, A. y. 1874, duly recorded IN Liber No. e.:
7a2, folio ~ OF seq one Of the land records E:1
for the District Of Oolumbis and OF the quest Of
the party SECURED thereby, we will sell ct public
auction, on the premises, on tn tuesday,, the 18th
day Of November, l876, st az O'Clock ,. m, All
those certain pieces parcels Of ground situate and
lying In the county OF Weshlpgton, District Of 90.
lumbia, and known and described as Part Of Lott
numbered four az and five 90, in Subdivision Of
tract OF land called "PadswertA,n beginning for
the game Ut The northeast corner Of lot numbered
five 90; thence " deg, = Is % 100 perches with
the nne OF 7th street load: thence q. ~ dog, Il,
90 100 perehes TO the southeast of lot mum.
bered four -; thence !. 20 deg W. 81 Derches TO
east line Of Let formerly owned By J. A ThrocS-
morton; thence with said line deg, y - perches
to the south line Of . road thirty three (S3) feet
tide; thence with the south line Of sAid road g. az
deg, D. 81 100 Derches 70 the place Of begin ninG
containing fourteen fA) acres, one ID rood and
thfry-two I'D psrches Of land; together with the
reeidsnee, out butldiDgs, 80 thereon.
Terms: Tee thousand dollars. with ten per cent.
interest from Jane:I 3lss ls7e. together with ton
Fer ceot Inter ct on I'VE undred dollars from oly
3ls 1876 and o. lenses Of sale. In cash; balance In
twelve and twenty four months, with interest," @.
cured BY deed Of trust on the property sold A
deposit Of 100 required q time Of sale. All CON
yey ancfng at purchaser Soost II terms Of sale are
not complied with In seven days, the Trustees 70.
serve the ngnt 20 resell me DropertI, ct the rtsk
n coat OF the oefaultng purchaser, afsr i've days
advertisement.
SbWiS &. 6u fSai Trustees.
ect3l-2aW6e0 <. GOODWILL. Salesman.
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A CRAZY BARBER-He Stops SadUiay a CEs.
TONER 10 CA HIS OIs7a 7Tiroat-PauI Haas a
barber, quit the barber shop OF the Mer-
chants Hotel In New York In August He
was Offered an increase of pay II he would
remain. But, hoping that be might earn
much more as an Independent barber In a
Jersey town, and 30 be enabled To marry
Miss Brewer, OF No. LIS east 6sth street, 10
whom he bad long been attached, he declined
the ofer. BE hired the basement shop on
Main and Bridge streets, In Somerville, n.
j., engaged an assistant, and was soon pros :
peiIng. But bis business did not develop as
rapidly as he had desired, and ne was occs-
siopally despondent. A nervous disorder
alko depressed his mind. On Friday evening
he hurried out OF his shop ana ran through
the streets, shrieking Murder! FIRE." He
explained that he thought mis- shop was sur
IouLotd by rumaus, who intended to break
10 aad drag him out TO a giobet. Saturday
All rnoon Haas began to shave Mr.. Brown,
Customer, and then to wet the razor Then
he stepped baek pace from the chair, and.
slipping the ra For into his throat nearly be-
nes to bis right ear, drew 1t with his Left
band deeply, to his left ear. The razor fell,
and Haas staggered around the room and
fell dead.
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COLD POISON was the mournful end Her
husband was Chinese official OF high rank
and she was simple maid OF very low de-
gree. But she was wondrous fair, and ne
married her. She accompanied him from
Post 10 post, and at last ne was appointed .
high oignitary At Canton, where she had
bt en- born and where her parents and rela-
lions lived, but did not move I'm social lifs.
Natural enection suggested q renewal OF her
Intimacy with her early friends. but officisi
etiquette closed the door upon the scenes ef
her girlhOod. Her husband loved her dearly
ont be knew full well what was due 20 mis-
exalted position and would not sanction a
breach OF decorum. She could not be loyal
10 her husbands interests without giving
Der friends the cold shoulder; 60 she pois-
oned herself, r
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THE AMELIoRArIoS OF THE CRIMINAL
CODE In Michigan has developed sympathy
not only Tor the poor prisoner, but for the
cont3mplauve jury. This 10 quite natural;
ioI ofteDtlmes Jury run q greater risk OF
being talked 10 death than a murderer being
lender hearted community realize how dense
Is the fog OF evidence that settles over the
Jury-oox, and are willing 10 let IN a few
gleams of sunlight. For instance while q
jury in Saginaw were recently puzzling over
complicated ease, few luminous mis-
slves were showed under the door. One or
tnem read: OF; III you bring a verdict OF
guilty, We will never buy an article of cloth
Ing In your store" Another: &C IL you say
guilty, we will never take another drink IN
your place" Another: elf you convict,
well never buy another SCUM tilresn al Won,
house" Law is popularized in this way; the
jury man keeps his hnger on the public pu
and Justice adjusts itself 10 the varying
wants OF trade
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BRET HART's VEIN IN LITERATURE is
still worked In the Rocky mountain press,
and sometimes with q good deal OF success
Ne1CS Blinkenb berry got letter from his
brother In the East, and handed II TO his
wife TO read, as the campaign has infiam I'D
good lady read: "You would not know dad
row, Bruins; the old boys hslr is as white
as snow, and he is 20 deaf that conversation
his time to reading and playing checkers.
He was IS, day before yesterday, and you
viii be glad TO hear that he has stopped
drinking" There, Brutus; there's an ex .
ample for you. Your father has given up
the vice Of the wine cup; there's an ex-
ample!" eyes, Mariar," said Bin ken berry,
with nlial tear in his worn eyes; eyes |,
double discount the old man." Ten minutes
afterward, when Blinkenberry chalked his
cue at the Fashion saloon, his friends oo-
served nve streaks OF red upon his graceless
cheek.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ooToBlR 18TH, 1875.
An; a.,I Law WASH IHeroH.
RGint e Ssats and ins.r%sdi.ss Stations,
5I0-BaItimere and Alexandria Junction. sun
snSHss :,oI Yo e Ps sHO'is yTno:iO9
ptess: Pullman Parlor Oars. SUNDAY, stops
s:so-BsitimOrs and Way Stations.
Su1S e. kGus and Pitt;
VALLEY kosd: Psrior and siee a' so COM s1c
lection Tor Chicago Saturday.
E.eeSars sna %sy ss.s,Sn: v ssfs1n s,.nss.
Piedmont and Way Stations main stem, Ha.
s:20.Nsv York and Boston Limfted TX pre. and
for tsroSah ,ss; Ne ss1Is; except ss Relay
delphi ss1ndsy . B.simops. R snc rn ana
Annapolis onlyJ -'
la;1s.Baltimors, Way Stations, Rnioost City and
l46n nissSHlfi' YORK, pb,l.a.l,n,, And no,,o,.
,.,Wsy Stations and Baltimore only.
VI. E eIa1e ana way stations. Frederick
.:sS-ssiiiness and Laurel Express.
RGlitsn B. .nch Connects on Saturday for.
l:4s-Baitimore, AnnaDoIis and WAY Stations,
s:s9.5sltimore and wsy Stations to Annapolis
s:4s-0pcinnau and Louisville Express. Er.
esst e.turday, Hssersso.n ana &inehesssr.
Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and Louisville.
i:eo-Phiisdslp6 and Baitinors HTprsss.
119- .BAltieore and Way Stations.
1:35-Pittsburg, Chicago, Columbus.
S:20-Baltimore, Alexandria junction, and
Relay.
IO:OO-Nev York and Philadelphia Might Ex.
pres. Sleeping Cars to New York.
10:09-Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
Junction.
l145-st. Louis Express. Cincinnati and Chicago,
and to Louisville Saturday. bioepers.
f:10, $40. $40. $40 o. m: 1:40. 4:4s, $3.50,
s:43. 700, ELS, 1888, $40, 1000, 1905 and
IL :4t D. M daily.
all other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection en- Sunday tor Hagerstown or Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia as
$40 o. m and i:40 y m.
Tor further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofices, Washington Stations, and
ass. Sol and sos Pennsylvania avenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage to be and received Ut any point
in the city.
THOS n SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
l. n COLE, GeneI oil Ticket Agent.
GEO B. KO5hTZ, General Agent. sep4'u
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SAtlanta's colored BARRIERS and walters
are dropping razor and towel and enlisting In
the army.
~What's the difference between tbe ava
cutlon IN Bangkok and q popular nymn,
One is siam justice and the other IN ssJ ~ m
i ami Phila. Bulletin.
sits all for the best, % remarked BIinhs
win sigh, as he paid for the hat he had
IvrG aNayP InSeTFesed the lucky man,
It's all for the better" Blinks accepted
the aDendment--[Ez.
~John 3. Cough, In starting out on his
lecture tour-fare well, a. usual, has taken
the precsution TO iron plate his coat tails
and fasten them 10 his coat by strap hipeos.
It's the only way he can make them last
through the season.-IHUokeye.
~It is pleasant to see the ladies taxIne m
deep an interest In politics. Quite o numeer
nave inquired recently whether IL was Jas.
n. Polk or Samuel johnson who succeedod
MI. Lincoln, while there IL q general feelin9
that the election OF Mr.. Tilden as eoyernoT
OF Connecticut will be O great blow 10 the
country NOT1Ctch Bulletin.
An ingenious democrat OF Cattlesburr,
KY, at nag raising In that village, put .
rooster In box, which he attached % the
nalyaros and 30 arranged the cover Of the
DIX that when the box struck the top OF tho
stan the cover would ny open. His plan
worked like charm. The moment the cover
new open the rooster lighted on the top Of
the staff and commenced growing vigorously
amid the cheers OF the spectators.
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A WIPES HARD Lor.-Dunbar's wife la
tened 10 long political discussion willis
rldlng down town yesterday morning aud n
dinner she remarked TO her husbsnd:
this election"
'In measure" was his guarded reply.
I'm awful glad" she continued aY ON
FIRST OF March, and you've Iept A. nm ave.
since: III be one happy woman about tue
eighth OF November. Well have cheerful
fires, games, comfort, and"
Charlotte" solemnly interrupted the hus-
band, "can't you understa nd this thing The
election will occur on the tn prox. of course.
Alter that date L must help count the re-
turns, verify them, put our clubs In train
Ing for the next campaign, examine the lies
OF the opposition, and so forth, and it NAV
be April before 1 get through. Ysu must
have patience, for everything is working all
right"
What could she do but burst into tears.-
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SIt II not considered Q subject of laugh.
Yer 10 View Haven TO see young woman
ar theological student.
SThere u nothing more suggestive TO the
thoughtful mind than the terrible earnest
ees with which Q man In haste % catch o
u ain, stops 70 tie his shoe strfng.-( 6rooktyn
Argus.
~James +. Fields. speaking OF Tenny-
of course, come when We shall have TO 60
through the little formality OF merely bury
In 9 him.
~"Yes," said Mr.. SQufbb, sadly, this
morning, "poor Longstopple, the cotton
man, II Q complete wreck. cav even bic
old boots soled under the hammer yestar-
day"
~0eorge Sand, In her autobiography,
does justice 10 the excellent effects Of needle.
work On the moral toue:-"I think that mis-
exerc1ee has . natural attraction for as, On
invisible charm, which have felt n ever y
per1od Of my lt1e, aud which has often tran
quilted my strongest agitation"
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pEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
no. 4 BULFIACH ST, BOSTON
OPPOSITE REvBkE HOUSE,
THE 0OlENCE OF LIFE;

NO. BULFINCH ST, BOSTON
OPPOSITE REvIkE HOUSE,
THE 9OIENcE OF LIFE;
Or, SELF PRESERVATION.
NOPE THAN OHE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
Gold Medal Accorded to the AtahoT bp The
"Natt0'aol Medical association"
March 3lss, 1876.
The untold miseriss thst result from indIscre.
the new Medical Work puOiishsd By the fsAso SS
S ST. Pacs ei Wait,
impaired by the errors Of youth or too close sDDf
Ssssnsd. xso sno1Ssr valuable medical 'n WOSS
treating exclusively on Mental axd Nsrrons Dis
ssas, .ncsss 70 az soi
IN. .sCi1EGE OF LIFE" ais. cen.
tain. mere than tiity vel.abls medical
r.: H each one Of which 10 wsIih
.The Booi 70. scs.s and miadls-sssd nsa to
The sntSer has q from Earo,s IN
s50slsns hsei,h and Il cssin the Chisf Oonsuiting
Bulnnch Street. Boston, Moss. 'IRSpsblicas .osr-
"The Science Of Life IL beyond al com ysr,on tia
m .sS s5aSsonsf wo[f On fhynoiosy ever pub.
"aoIs nestled in ths bottom Of Pandorss box,
q ,hs.s ;Lu.bis voIl:, Seblisssd 81 q: PssSods
how 10 avoid the maiedies that % the sitS6si oil
life. "-Philadelpata esqrtvey.
and even the old. '1NesD York. 1fibwss
The nrst end only aodal ever conferred uyoa any
Medical Nan in this country, ~ 0 recogoit1on Of
skfll and professionAl services, Ves prevented 20
the author Of these works, March Slsf, la6. The
renee By the Boston Pres. and The Leading olIsals
throushcut the country. This masl iAoSnt Modal
india diamonds Of rare brillisncy.
"Altosethsr, In IT, sxecetion and the richness Of
noticeable medal ever struck IL this country Tor
any DurIoee whatever. II Vel worth the insDse.
sosthtly hsstowsd. "-MassaeAsssfss flessAMaa,
~OsisioGuss cent on rsesipe Of Co. for possses,
litheF Of the above vorks eent b. mall on rsoslH
TUT1, No { Suifnoh 6trsss. Bosson, Gss., o.,
Revere HouDo.
G,B.Ifho author can b consulted on the sbovs
named diseases, - veil - all diseases r0quiYina
skill, secrecy anA exDer1enco. Once hours .. n.
OF. N. 0eDlet.th. sly
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IL h. WABN1B, Aucttoneer.
fRUsrIIp SALE OF PROPERTY ON sam.
eOH eTREnT, BnTWlHn i4Il AID lSTH

o8D114o NV0xaWDoxs Al AOOIlOu.
By virtue OF . deed Of trust given 10 me, les "A
surviving rugtee,I and duly recorded I'm LII fa4
Der X 76l. fslio Al, one Of the land recordsn::
for Warrington county, District Of Columbia, and
By reQus st Of the party secured thsreby, VIII eel
g public auction, on TUESDAY, the I'm day d
the lremiss:, s those certain pieoe. or parcels q
land described upon the ground plan or plat Of
WsshiP stsn city. p. g. and known !. ths vet foul
thirty sisht sssG the ssSt sxsaty lsst Of 10!
lot nun bered forty eighs t4sl, and the west st1
inchee Of lot nunbered forty lo), according b
Vim. p. and John Druryb recorded subdivisior
Of sQuare numbered two hundred and nine (SO0i; 10
eetAer with all The i0Drovemenss, VAN, riehts
privileges, ana aD1urtenanoes % the sa4s be3ona
tng OF IN amp manner sDDertafninG.
Terms Of sale: e70 And intersst q 10 pr osnt
Der ennum from ADrfl 18Th, l1o, and exienos0 a
sa,s IL essh; the bs!saos In equal 100000 q
esns. per snSum until paid, aaa sseared b. dsel
Of truos on the DrsDtso0. depoait Of 0l0e
q tune Of ea1e upon ooch pt0os Of DeoDsgV sold:
the Durcha scr or purcAAo1eo. II TIE 6r1s Of eale
1e not eo@plisd With within tss days fen DAY Of
salo the tFussee reserves tho K1oht % Fen the Prop
srty q t. rnk aaA ooG Of rs dessaleinG puFcnas
o. pTeaessn, apoa siyine AZ ~, noHss % Sssa
Be- In 800 .swsDe6sEI SseS6e1Dd aUx sso
dseu 6srSisias frussss.
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nUNCAHSOS BIOS, Auctlopssss.
TRUeTEES' SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT ON DEFREEs rREET, BETWEEN
HORTH CAPITOL AND lsT sTR1ETs WEST,

BY virtue OF q deed Of trust, dated Ssptem- -
Der sd, $50, duly recorsed in Libsr No. 6lS, a.
the District Of Columbia and at the re9ueet Of the
party secured thereby we will sell at Subllc ana.
day of Sc.anber, at 4:30 p. m, tine foIowtns.
described real ecu. situated in the city Of Wash.
and parcel Of srsunG lying n The aid cty and Uis
T. let Aforesaid, and known as and being Lot mum.
bered seventy six sj, in She pherds record ed sub
twenty three (6ssJ, together with the improve.
Terms Of sale: One. third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash. and the residue In notes of equal
amount, payable In six 6) twelve ~ aud eighteen
cent Der annum till paid. and to be secured By deed
OF trust on the property A deposit Of o30o will be
recording ct purchasers cost II terms Of sale are
not COMPLIED With in ten days from the day Of sale
ct the risk and cost Of the defAulting purchaser,
after Ave days sdyertisement
oct1l- eoAds Jos. q. lD9VN, Trustees.
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L Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUsTIEy SALE OF A DIeIRABLE BRIJK

b VIZ ne Of deed OF trust to me. dated -
January l4th, A. ID. 1873. and recorded in
Lioer No, 70f, felio 10, one Of the land ne -
oHds Tor Wasbir sten county. ". u, and ct the
quest Z the holoer OF The note secured thereby,
AL fer for sale, pob auction, in front Of the
premises n gRlDAf, November 10Th, 1876. ct
wit: Ali rhat certain piece or parcel OF ground
known and d.stin gui.hsa a. Lot nun bsred ninety:
square numbered SIX hundred aud twenty three
(ei3', together with the improvements, consisting
" desirable 81 4 Residence.
Terms: q 200, with interest At the rate of ten O)
per cent. per al nun from January 18th. 1876, and
six 81 and twelve (l2 months secured By deed Of
trust upon the premises, and the notes Of the pur
Of 100 will Be required at the tir Of sale. All
conveyancin at the yu cha er cost. II the terms
not complied 18th in FIVE 90 days, the Trustee
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
WIN b. TODD, JR., Trustee.
CCtSQ- 2aH abb YOUNG a MIDDLETON. Auca.
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TNHO4AS BOWLING, Auotionese.
fsrsrHBB SALE OF INPRovID PRoPsR.
faS 9f isSI5 rnnTs ssc5EIsr sslrxs1 16d

By virtue Of . dssd Of trust daAed Juss nth, -
1873. and duly recorded IN Labor us, folio <8 fs
pie. s.a 8 q: sfthe 80 sssursd thsFs6s
4, lin WIN. Nells recordsd sabdivision q soatn
half Of SQUARE Ho. -, improved b. comfortable
fsrS.: SSlS and iassrsct ct pr cent. ftom Arm
eth, MS, md sxDeesss Of ale, IN eesh; balance .
trust o. tbs property sold. An cesveyencing Ct the
CO. eth 1s.ssssiE ~! Ssso:if q g
plsd With ID DAYS The 0useee reoorv the rlghf to
fsss 8 the riek I'D eo3 Of IL de(A1tiag D1rohs.
~ s'''E NV IBGsh SoD RoBIssou, Trustees.
oot0 TH0s. % WILING, Auo9.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

1U1UhB DAYS.
u Southeast corner 9th and .. scr.hvsst.
PIAao Kokyi, WALsuf PARLoR rvRu1.
TSSbR. q s GEFiI AID k.p RsPs. nAssLi
6IHIk CABPiTs, WALsgf n .sBtE r sSs
CHI MBEk TQkNITuRE, PAIHTSO cor.
H EAEh RshT s !. hALK oL0Ia PAELon EGk-
SSS soisfftss. sr 4o1TfHs.s e &c. PILLOWS
by virtue OF . deed Of trust, dated July "a
OF the Land Records Of the District OF Dol. ii
I w I'll seIi ct poblis auction, on nom
DAI, 3oth OF October, ISIS. ct 10 O'Clock a !,
HOUSEHOLDS Go0ps,
,oGe t,nr With other Furniture too numerous to
ROBiRT ". MCPHERSON, Trustee.
oetA* DbHCAEsON BAOs., Aucts.
.gTBE ABOVE BALE Is PosTPoSID until
o,Sa, ~ T. Movemoer b, same hour and place. by
oetsO DUaCAKsOH BROS, Auc.s.
TkUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTaTB
By virtue Of . deed OF trust from Rudolph -
dated the I'D Of October, 1875, end now re -
corded amons the land records Of Prince GEORGES
county, in trust sor the beneft Of Ellen % dens-
the premises, on wSDHEsDAi, the sab Of u Eo.
yember next, ct 4 o'clccA m, on the Or saises.
IN
miles from Washin gtou city, on an ceIlent read
padding thereto, and about one mite from BenniusS
and Mssrnder q station, on the Baltimore and Po-
eighth Of ap acre, 10 well sdsp cd to arket BUR
poses, the soil being Of fine ture, and il sdjoius
the lsnes Of John Jones and others. In the
would prove safe and prof..bls inye.,msn,.
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YoUHa MIDDLETON, .,,,,o.....
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES.
STE Oh THE NORTHWEST OOkNER OF
oath AND STREETS NORTH w Ear

TsTE Oh THE RORTHWEsT OOkNER OF
24IH AND II eTRKETS NOKTHWEsr.
By virtue OF o oeed Of trust dated 18th
June, 1875, and duly recorded in Lfber 7ST, f..
folio an, one OF the land records for Washing :kx
ton county, In the District OF Columbia, az lhe
written request Of the party secured thereby. and
with the consent OF the executrx OF the grantor in
SAID de ed OF trust hall SELL public auction in
front of the premises on THURSDAY, the 9th day
Of November, IS76, at Z: so clock D. m those lots
MAJOR subdivision OF lots and 8, in "a aare num-
Terms Of sale: One third cash: aud the balance
in four pey mepts in Fix, nine twelve ard eighteen
months, for which the purchaser notes will be
and bearp interest at the rate oil per csntum per
annum from day OF sale A deposit Of 3 50 will be
reduir ct time Of raIe IL terms OF sale are not
come led with il five Gays the property Will be re-
sold at risk and cost or oefauiting purchaser all
copveyancipg at purchasers cost.
w o. DEHNIsON, Trustee.
oct9 dads YOUHG MIDDLITOa, Aucts.
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1876 rrss sfisE ANA 1876
o u

o u L
To the North, West, and Seuthvest.
Dossbse Track, Steel Rals, Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment.
OUTOBEB 9YH, 1876.
corner OF 6ih and 8 streets, g follows
For Pfttsburg and the West, N. daily, with Par
e 6ssssG, "a iiss daily,
BS tIs fsRSs AID POTOMAC s.1LzoAD.
asI and 1 =: r. siis sloses WITH
t.s. Bufsie, ana aias.r. g.ii:. nj il:s0 an.,
For c ~. aSsf I'd s: i... 1ss and s.:,
IlaRr.s. Of fsll..a P.IlOs Carr, S;ao O. r, r:
.s.s ss .i.s F.. one oi aaS daily
Tor Philadelphia, SOS . %. and l:4o Pm: daily
ssnS .'f an ass saSr: and 80 sSS
AooOasodssi S Tor Baltimore. Gao pm. daily,
For fSp.: 'e G1ssE Lin. ITO m and 4:so Pm.
daily, except Sunday.
m. e1csIt SUNDAY.
EAi AsR Ailx2sDsfA %Hsainafos
''r l As1 40. s. zoo ,a On sund., a
For the South ou Vi. Richmond. ais an. daily;
and via Lynchburs, 1:IS an. and IL Pm,
Trains leave Alexandris for Warrington, 8, ', ..
3. Sunday Il and i 10 M NJ. and sn: p
.eoo%mod.siOns css b prosSIsa s the omses-
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn:
q
Destination from Hotels and ResIdsnces.
FRANK THOns6N, Gent Manager. jsns-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-02
DRY GOODS REDUCED.

II HI 6VOTJS REIJUT EI1
CLOSING OUT CARPET SALE
/ Best Tapestry lDsraiSs, 81, and best Bru ssals
ssh. VII '"'
kool Carpets s2I to rs; 10 prices,
)afDets, le&o to 80, cheap.
Dry GOODS very cbesp.
Beet Calico Remnants 60,
Colfcoes Sc, ne.
Good Canton FlauDel, 7hc, up.
Wool flAnnels. IS TO Use.
Heavy Bed Tvflls. CSC M
pres Goods very cheap, ii<, Is. %, IS, to.sI
Cashmeres. sll woes, all colors, e0c up
Blankets and Comforts. 81 IS to Ss.
felt skfrte, 50, s2s, rs to 81; cheap.
~ponf forget our place.
N. uAUDAUN
cts 109 Market Space.
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