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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CHss5n0OEkr eALH Ot v.LUABLI IN.
ysIAIn ~ TIL CITY AND O0Ua1T OF

S 3Sur !, q the Di.s1iet q o,a@eia en- me
Psdins 6stsesn Deli. Jeve Gsoos '1ss Il
nnpeseS sSs ga51 e G ;.d
.Sst,op, g ne Sishsa bidder. 81 the TINS s"d
sscs, nsrsiosie. Iscntd, the following parcels OF
! On lDHlsDAY. tn. s,h instant, on the
snmbsesss 81 80 O'Clock M, win SCI all OF LOT
81 81 Sg
os Il aSans + IL o az ?.
ss,.esn en- !, ana and l,th and ian street, north
On Il: Ss, ., osy brick
re %,ss. ci sell ali thoss part: q iots .pd
nSnbsrsd s1e Il. and seven. 10 square nu|SeT rcd
teres hundred AID ni.ety hre so, in the said city
POINT on 9th street vs.t distant nfty seven
and thsSss On gu
fofty eight fSS, ieet ax go inches; thence east
slsSs 8. 1s ' sssss. n ss.s
OF e feet inches. Zach house Will be sold seDa.
On rB URsDAY. the 9Th instant, at 4 O'Clock
ss hD!s ~ s 's + part q
Isc.Idsd subdiyision q part Of tract Of land sit
,ns 81
i i nstss and bounds; Bsgianins f.r the
tb :rsee Of said lot ~ where the
Pisrcss ntll, and RAINING thence south afty (sol
theme sf, fsst and tssuoe s.s. ens hSn
drtd and sixty leo feet TO the place OF beginning.
poses, being inst north OF Oonabis College and st
the Intersection of the Ath street Ana Pisrcss Mill
On the same day, at O'Clock p m, on the
Vision q part Of square numbered three huuds r
and md sixty Ave sss 10 the said city Of Washnston
streets, end is improved By . desirable two story
brick dwslling house.
bered pfpeseen llsJ and twenty 20 4, aooordins 20
pns hundred sna % s
the said city OF Washington These lots ave un-
o. ths same DAY. = * osiOsi ). N, I viii offer
for sale on the premises, . one,foursh undivided
Of Lot NUMBERED ten (iOj. ia square numbered i've
spsSIed ana twenty three lsss in the said city Of
and bOuIds: Commencing for the same q : poin: on
81 stree, west, distsnt ten feet south from the
ninety thTes !ss, isss four @ inches .Ssnss north
'ss vii, offer
Interest," snsn. in COMMON in fec 81 eli that sT
q Lot numSsrsS twenty n.e t,s,, IL square nun
city Of "shiS the fo sHs is,s
nsts: end bo1sds: 6onmsncins ior the s.ms q the
!s.t tvsny seven tHj fest; thence south one hun.
and & @ thence
ne term: . AZ: = PTs:orlbsd ey said decree.
the IN to n,s 81 :1 and twelve
E s. III 5: sSsss :s
pr. perry at the time the same i: sold: An convey
4 O. So
YOUNG & MD DtETOH, Auetio nssrs.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
eIPTEMBIR lTrH, 1876.


AN. LEAvB wAsHIHaroH.
s:o0-Baltin ore, Illicotf Oity and way Stations.
Point E.n g. q Rsek, md inssrssdi.i: ss.sioss,
T:l0-Baitiners and Alexandria Junction. Sun.
:eir or. aS.o soa po.o.
pres pullman Psrlor Oars Sunday, stops
$50 .Itinors snd Way Stations.
e4o-Chicaso, Ofnciunsti, % Louis, and Pitts.
S SslIsy f 3; s..o: nd sleeper: 10 CON-
and x:y ss. :sS: n Hss. .! s.1 h.
s:s3aNs. YORK and Boston Limit, d Z, pres aud
for No :. Es:y
dasIphis a,,! Sunday 70 Baltimore, Relay, and
ia:i.-Baltimors, WAY Stations, rll,oo,, CITY and
lHe.Hs. York, Phil.delphis snd Norfolk E1;
fress; Alexepdrfs Junction On Sunday, all
ssoBsismOras' and Way stssion,. Frederick
az: nd Essss q n.,.
Eolitsn b. anoh Connects on Saturday for
t4s-ssltinore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s:se.Bsltinors and wss Stations to Annapolis
s4s9oIasine.a and Loui.yllIe .rer...; l..
s:so-Ppin. q R9eI. sPd We, ss.s,Oa.:
11S- .Bsitih ore and Way Stations.
1:35-Pfttsburg, Chicago, Columbus.
s:sSIBaltimore, Alexandris junction, and
10:0O-hew York and PHI sdelphia Might Ex-
press. Sleeping Os-s to New York.
o0S-Bait1more and Way Stations to Annapolis
II;4:ss.; Io1,: .H 7 o,oonrs., and Chicago,
1:10. $40, $40. 9: IS .. m: 40. 4:4s, $50,
S:4s, 200. 7:I5, 1888, $40, 10 90, 1905 and
l1:4S ,. N daily.
Ali other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection In Sunday tor Hsgerstown or Val
ley Branch: or for New York and Philadelphia as
$40 o m and 40 N.
and Ohio Ticket Offices, W Arlington Stations, aud
ass, sol and sos Pennsylvania avenue and SIS
18th street northwest, where orders will DO taken
for baggage to be checked and received at point
THOs. IL SHARP, Master of Transportation.
L n COLI, 9eneI Al Ticket Agent.
GEO D. KOSHTZ, General Agent. sep4.h
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R h. wARHER, Rs.i Estate Auctionssr.
TRUsTlKs, SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO
STORY IRAME HOUSE, WITH BRICK
BAStHs End On 81 STRslT, BETWEEn I

By virtue Of q deed Of trust 10 a., dated -
A1S Tst 3ist, y. 1875, and recorded IN Liber (..!
No. ~, folio $40 one OF the land records for t.l
ne District OF Columbia, aod at the request q the
hoiders tf the note secured thereby, shall sell,
DAY the 18Th day Of October, at az O'Clock D
m all that piece or parcel Of ground known ss los
subdivision Of square numbered seven hundred and
ninety eight 1881 together with the neuts
thereon, consisting of . two story Frame
Dwelling with brick basement.
Terms OF sale: $50, with interest thereon at the
rate OF ten l0) per cent. per from February
~ 1876 and the penses of the sale In cash. and the
baiaBce In one year, secured oy Q deed OF trust on
interest from the day of sale depssit Of FO Will
be required ct the time Of sac Ali conveyancine
NJ the purchasers cost III the terms OF sale are uo
nped with within ten (lo) days the Trustees re-
serve the right TO resell the property ct the risk anS
cost of the defaulting purchaser
WRl Ills srRr rv1UhG, Trustees.
octs-d J. r GOODWILL, Salesman
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOwLING. Auetioneer.

MOS; WhINuT AND PSisTio GaAMstR
AohMlrC Be; ELIqAuT WALNUT NaHD-
No Ks; BRUSSELS TH6EK-PLY AND IN
GRAIN UARP1Ts: GOOKIsG AND HBAT-
iN9 sToYIs; KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c,
AT AUCTI0h
TO hoRB0w lssturtsyi. ootober r4,n
Po t 10 o'cloek in front Of my aucsionN
above ecods
N BIO Dostponenest on account of the
1t TBos. BOWLING, Auotioneer.
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EVENING STAR.
AOese Talk.
= 'AIiT TaT a1I,n wHo GoSvIRsEs WITH

SALifokN1AN WHO CoNvERsEs WITH
THE sTKKD In HIS STABLE
Tnere is o retired trainer named Long
Fsio1pe on small farm In Alameda county
VINO ives for nothing else but the pleas are
the stable, OF, lines passes the nisht in the
same stall with favorite pony aud amops
his equine pets II mare Who wninnies in
informant relates that the most persect
understanding evidently exists bet ueen Mr..
Lopg and al least three out OF the i've horses
even in their case the same annuity is seen
In q lesser degree.
The training OF horses, their obedience
doclllty, and tricks In . circus are no nov
stand on two legs. waltz, lie down with its
trainer, and perform o hundred Acts OF saga
city, but these are simply the result OF
patient training and systematic correction.
What Mr.. Long claims II fAr more astound-
ing. de asserts that, nom life long init
macy with horses, he understands their
their nasal, gutteral, exploient, and unoo-
.tructed sounds have q different meaning,
are used by the coalition OF the brain and
favorite horses understood him, bat that
every sound which they utter is perfectly
plain TO him. When arguing with him that
of the sounds emauating from the vocal
chords OF horse, yet IL was patent i'm
possibility for q horse TO understand tie
English language, he replied: Living, eat
IN g, and sleeping with my horse has given
me this knowledge possess, and the same
intimacy has acquired for my horses the
power 1 claim for them" Hers, turning 10
a slender, light built gray pony, he said:
"Billy. We are talking OF you; IL you
understand what I am saying, turn your
head round on the off side" The pony did
SO, and then resumed his feed. Billy" he
continued, tell me your age, how long you
have lived here, and on which side OF you Is
your friend "Vesta?' The pony whinnied
for about two minutes consecutively, and
then, being loose In Its stall, walked into
the adjoining one occupied by the mare
"Nesta." Now" he continued, do you
and "Billy" walk down to your trough and
drink while make up your beds" "Vesta"
and billy" walked quietly out ana pro-
ceeded straight TO the trough.
While they were ont, Mr.. Long turned
over the straw carefully with q fork, AID
carried on an animated conversation with Q
roam gelding about fifteen hands high,
"Vesta's" neighbor on the other side. The
name of this horse was "Poley," and after
talking angrily TO him for some minutes
about some fault he had committed the day
before, he ordered Mr.. "Poley" TO lie down
and not to get up until AFTER "Vesta" q nd
BILLY" had returned. Our fnfor N ant
saw but little In this TO prove Mr.. Longs
claims, as many q horse Will lie down at
the word OF command; but when without q
word, "Poley" arose and walked out 20 the
water trough after the return OF the other
two horses, the subject became Is difficult
OF solution a before--l Ne,os Letter.
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r Il. WARAIB, Austionese.
fRUsTIly GALE OF A TWO STORY NAE.
S SM I21 i23F oH AZ. ra, gnA66ssAH11F s6I0k
sTnnnTa BssTWI11 10TH AHD 11fH sTs.

q ., Ss;s q sss:t, ssssa aqgsssS.
folio y, one Of the land records Tor the Dis E;l3
party secured thereby, shall ssll, 6 public auc.
Ter: e trent ,. Of &c prem g SATg1DAI. o.
Iiscss % Isrs:is q .osnd dsSsss, lying "a 6:d.s
IN TIE city o. wSs66iDesoa, Dissrict q 0oismbis,
C0J feet Of s1b.lct nunbered e.e O md he eastsrn
Ave 40 fset Of sub lot Numbered two Cd. n David
0onS subdivision q square one handfed and agkty-
four "a, ~ pises; sossshsr tronsisS Swssy nvs
streets west, md running bsek By thst vtdth nins
su6sect 70 Q Lien Of six thousaaA o. 0j doiIars,
With istsse. q % pr ct; }er sna1m ron Is6ru:
trust. dssed August - MA, rscerded ia Lissr no.
nict. toesthE VIII The inlrcys1sqs, 90.
r :se =: s: ss liz :ss
.esTed 81 s dssd Of ESH e g lrsDsEg seld, g
o. ssasi.sS 9 o. g &C. - 81 sesvsySssiss
HsSs s rsssh - SseSsssx elsr "a dsS5 e vsr.
ssss.esssads :. 66of5S1tfc: -.
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DIED.

FRY. On the llth Of October, lSs, q 9 O'Clock
? m, Miss ALIcE 0. Fay, eldest daughter Of ssrss
And The late 1homaa fry, ased "a years. months
Yriecds Of the family are requssssd 20 srtend her
flnessl, from the residenos OF her mothsr, No.
eh street. southeast, q 8 o clock y. -.
fITZ GIRALp. On tbs morning Of October n.
ts7 g .; 10 lS;1 = M M; aAnsAhrr frrzsEnAls'
Hsr f9nefsi WI tsfe pisoe from the rssidsaos q
her con N lau, n. y, osnsssr, lSS sersst north
irisnas ere rsscsct allS isviis1 20 ssss1d.
eKIDM0BB. On the 18th Of October, 1879, about
II O'Clock ,. n, LEWIS y. eKIDNoRE, belove1 hue
Tapsrai Vim take piaos to-nesrov. ct q O'Clock,
froD Byland chapel, oorDor Of 10Th end D stPsess
southwest. Brienos anl rsletivss Of the aniIy ars
respectfully fnvffe1 30 atteod.
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ERON IMPORTERS AUCTIONS.

OUR FIRST GRAND OPENING
lew FALL DIZZY GOODS,
AT IS PEE CENT. LESS THAN LAST SEA
SONS Phi JEs.
I case dark OALICoRs, ct cents.
1890 y.Ids , H.nours spGiS9 ~, AND INsER-
so dozen TOW SIS yard Ions, aI Linen, l1nc.
so dozen KID CLOVIS, u " and Soc sold Of
10 dozen 6Is.S sKIRrs. a, SOC. apiece.
BLANKDTS
SO pair large double Blankets, ct a 50.
50 pair douoie Blankets, 93. e3 50, o.. etc.
case Knslish Oalicoes yard vide, lie.
DnLss GOODS, full l.. .ssOrtnsnt.
case Hessesooys nickerbocker, sc.
Oashmere single fold, HsvJ Blue, seal Brown,
Bottle Green and other shades, At sc.
case Nsdison Serge, 1T 35c
I case Scroll Damassa. plain goods stripes and
Agurss, ell prices and cheap; "A French Cashmere,
An these Dress Goods We offer o. 9 sm MI advance
Oassimsrss snd water proof Oassimeres for Mems
and Boy wear, from n, 80, g. rs, src:, 81: 81 =,
IS, VIC, etc JOS III WATiB PSooF@x JET
never Ssoid Les. tsan sl.ss % Seal Bro.n. Navy
sss i n.S % s and Ss.s Msd IL
Gated extra heavy st o0c. sold at75c white Elan
nels, awful cheap. Great bargains IN Black Goods;
Sl.en AiD,es; double Width, ssc si.ca AiRses.
Pure nohair st U4c Double seisht Mohair ct
SOC, sold e. sc Black Cashmere douole width,
SOC; Double width, nne quality, at z5c ExUa
Our stock 4 complete, and guarantee our prices
to com pete with any south Of Aew York.
e. NJ TOWsON Il CO,
sepU -eo3m $50 Pa south side, near Tth st
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A NOVEL MARRIAGE CEREMONY va, -

A NOVEL MARRIAGE CEREMONY was Wit
nessed In the superintendent once, al sing
Sing, on Monday. The parties were Ma
Nellie Ham, comedy blonde OF about nine
Teen years OF age, who resides In New York.
and Ludwig Wolf, who was conyicted OF
grand larceny In the court OF general ses-
sions, on August IL, and sentenced by Re-
corder Hackett TO twelve years imprison-
ment At the conclusion the bride burst
into tears, and threw herself into her hus-
bands arms. They embraced each other ar
IDENTIFY and then separated, he placing q
handsome gold ring on her finger. IL 10 as
serted that the parents OF both are wealthy.
~ This is the delicious season when the
golden sunshine sleeps In the meshes OF the
autumn haze; when the merry youth and
maiden bic them away 10 the gorReously
apparelled woods and eat enough chestnut
worms In one morning TO keep a lock OF yell
low hammers for q week. Bro ollsn Argus.
~Cnarles Bradlaugh and Mrs. Besant,
while lecturipg In IN English town the other
night, were interrupted by persons In the
audience. Mr.. Brsdlaugh animated that
the next man doing IL should be put out,
whereupon local tradeeman ssdared him.
Down came Bradlaugh from the platform.
and the subsequent proceedings were pain
fully interesting 70 the local tradesman.
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RIROH ROBBY, Aucuopeers.
- walls Bazaar, Hos. s3s and SEQ La. ave.
SPECIAL AID PlRIMpT0RY SALE OF 50
HnAR or 1ikk pRIvins sADpL1 AID

On eATCRDAY MORNING, 18th Octo- ~
ter, lH6, commencing st q o clook, We will 6oR
sell. ct the Bazaar, thirty head Of fine borses.
die and Wcrk Horses; also. pair Dapple G,sys, six
years DID, hande hieh very sty ltsh HI I'd In har
out hitchng, VAR anted sound, kind aud esa.ls in
harness; one hpe Bay " BIC hmond Colt, l6 hands
Harness. the property Of Q gentleman having no
further uee for then
Terms cash. eale positive
1t BIROH BOBBY. Aucts.
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CURIosITIEs OF RUSSIAN ROYAL PAL
ACE.-One Of the curiosities of the emperor
of Russia's palace At Tsarkoe Selo is the
horse asy lum, where the imperial chargers
live in snug quarters when they are no
longer ut for use. Near the comfortable sta
bles Ii the cemetery, where the history OF
many q famous steed may be read In the in
scriptions on the tombstones. The rooms
which present the greatest historical interest
are those which were occupied Dy the Empe-
ly as he LEFT them; and the chamber which In
considered a. the greatest curiosity n the
room In which all the walls are Of amber.
Beyond the garden, In front Of that part OF
little island In which there 10 Q Russian
foliage, garden, Q cow hone-in short, O
complete establishment On o diminutiye
scale, arranged for the Amusement Of the
(NetU Haven Re0istsT.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUHOAEsOn Bros, Aucttopeer,.
" 6outheast corner 9Th and 10 sfrsefs II.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PRopBR
IL On 18TH AND srRiETs EOkrH

WEsT. Ar AUOTfOH. HoHKH'
, by virtue Of aided Of trust given to me and -
coroed In Ltber No 759. folio ass, ct seq , ones
the lard rec rds Of Wsshineton coupty Dfstrtc,
thereby, will sell ct public auction in front ol
me me pseTss sj on tkiDAI. the 18th day Of Octo-
pieces or % GELS OF land situate aud in tbs
OF Warrington; and known and describes on the
twenty i've l1s and twenty six IS in so care an.
pered enc hundred and thirty four. according
recorded In nber B. " allsck folio ave. G, 10 the
sIryeyorS once. together with the Improvement,
snion consist Of Brick Store aad Dwelling.
year. hotes bearing eight per oent tatersst and e.
curso % DEED Of trust on the premises sold a de-
All convey ancine et purchasers cost. II Isrms OF
sale are not complied With In seven days from sale
at the rfsk and cost Of the dsfaulting DuroHassr,
ainr giving nvs days notice in some paper pablish
oo & so sss s'0n SSn.8Res O. WHITE, rru,,...
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B, corner 7th and r sts.

X n. WARHER, corner 7th and sts.
TK0sTIE,S SALE OF A TwOsrORY AND
BACK BUILDING FRAME DWELLING ON
THe NORTH eide OF SOUTH STREET,
MKT TO tn OORNER OF 18th erBEET
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated April "a, -
ID 1873 Gully recorded in Liber No. 7ls,
folio 81, one Of the la nd records for the Dis -
trct Of Columbia, and ct the request Of the party
secursd thereby, shall sell ct public auction, In
1870, ct O'Clock n all that certain I,t Of ground
situate In the city Of Washington, District Of 90
lumbia, known and described % lot numbered thir-
~ two s1) In Henry Bi,ch's recorded subdivision
Of original lot numbered one, III ia square nun
bered nfi hundred and pinety i've, (g95 together
with the improvements, &c.
Termp: One fourth cash. and the balance at 6,
and IS months, with interest Ut per per an
mum, secured by Q deed OF trust on the property
cold, or all cash, ct option OF the purchaser. de-
post OF 0O will be required ct time Of sale, aud all
convey ancing Ut purchasers cost Terms to be
complied with In seven days. othe' wise the Trustee
rves the right to resell the property at tn, risk
and cost Of the IuLchaser after ave days
advertiseme Mt. SAMUEL UROsS, Trustee.
oot4-ee&ds J. T O9LDWELL. salesman.
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nUNOANBOH BROS. Auosiopeers,
u Southeast corner 9th and ID sts. northwest.
SALE or LOT On b ALT STREET WEST, BIZ.
TWEEN and @ eTRKErs SOUTH, AT AUO.
on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 2oth, -
at 4:30 O'Clock, we sill sell, In front of thsS
pis mises, Lot Il, square So This lot fronts So
feet on street vest, between aud @ SITS. south,
and runs back l30 feet to Q 10 foot alley.
Terms made known 1t sale.
oetll DUH0AHSON BROS, Aucts.
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S S.kdss Fi + tHY4Use'{ Trustees.
oct3-d 7. COLnWELL. Ralssnan.
TOMORROW.

AUCTION SALE or A DEsIRABLE PROP
g RllT E0RTa; B.rWshE ls!H AND
d dSTF sPPRGsATs WEST In WASHINGTON
By Virtue Of a deed Of trust to NJ, dated SEP. -
TENDER 9th. 1875. Of record in Liber No. 79s, f.:
Lilo 100. one Of the land records for the Dis tl
tr.ct OF Columbia, and by direction Of tho parry
Their. by secured we viii self g public auction in
7tb, lH6, at O'Clock p. N all that parcel OF
ground ana premi'es situated In said city Of Wssh-
ington, and known 90 and being part of original
Lot 2, In square 1877, beginning for the same ct Q
point on street north distant feet west Of the
southeast corner Of said lot, end thence running
vest u feet inches to the center Of the partition
wall Of the two brick houses standing on portion
OF said lott thence due north Ion feet thence Is
feet IA inches, thence south % feet, thence west
foUt, and thence south to the beginning; with the
Improvement thereon. TO-, consisting Of Q three
story pres brick front Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One fourth CO on the day OF sale,
or within seven days the residue IN three
day OF SALE bearing interest OF six centum Der
snpuD, secured by DEED Of trust on the property
70 satisfaction. boo deposit on aoceptanoe Of
bid All conveyanctpg st the cost Of the Dafehaser.
II the terms OF sale are not complied with within
days nom the day OF sale, reserve the right
70 reeei tho property, ct the risk and cost OF the
'''-Ns JHGIs 9. EpwARDs,l r,,,....
sep2s-so&ds Wash. b. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
- AT THE REQUEST OF THE DEBT0Rs
spovs .sI. Is possponea until .TuEDxT, October
/ 4th, 1876, ct the same hour and place.
yAM1s .. DDWARDs, ~-,.....
oct7 eo&ds 4. J. SWEET, irus'ee''
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RRODHBAD d CO.,
s3s PENHsYLyAEIA AVE-. AND 9s9 st.,
BBTWEEH 9rH ABD 10TH STs.,
win open to day and through the week new and
stJ lish
ID = 3 3 q O q b =
TTHI MOST REOKsT IMPOBTATIoSs
including
All Wsol Fabrics, In Armure patterns;
All Wool BLACK a. OoIored Cashmeres;
All Wool Plaiss, In and beautiful effects;
All Wool Knickeybccker and snow FLAKE Cloths
Brillisn'fnes, Alpacas, Mohairs, 40, &c.
fhess Goods SHOULD receive the careful los section
OF those wishing 10 make their Fall purchases, o.
the coIorfngs, qualities aud prices are such to
please the mo 81 ana eco ,mtoaI buyer
They o6er rare Bargains In Blaok silks, from 75c.
NJ; also, beautiful sh.dss Of Myrtle Green. Seal
Brown and nsyy Blue silks q low prices; navy
Blue Wetsr-P Proof st d, worth oIf5: Boulevard
Skirfs, Soc, worth 81; WsmsuttA "A Bleeched
Cotton: HHc.; All Wool o4 Blankets, o27s to
Elegant 8 button xID GLOVES, only SIS.
HeW uyle vide Mesh SILK Hair Nets and Melted
Elk Ties: Ladies' and Gents Underwear, Hosiery,
Hdkh.. &c I, &C at greatly red aced prices
~Call and anime
BBODHKAD q CO.,
octS-tr s39 Penn. and 932 street.
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION G.s SALE oS XALgABLH BUILDING
On TUESDAY. October 17.h, Ut lo'clock -
pnmber Of beautiful Building Lots, near
Terms EASY A Plat of the ground. which Will be
.hown at the sale, may be seen in the mean time at
octii dtdb. YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auc.s.
sAtT q 81 ..s+
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SITTING BpLL-Hts Band Ready 10 Surea-
der.-A correspondent OF the n. Y. World
writing from Bismarck, Oct. tn says There
u little positively Known In regard TO the
band, but IL Is generally believed from all
the reports received that he 10 on the Little
missouri, about six days march from here.
report just received from Fort Peck, 80
miles above this place on the Missouri,
states that party of Indians belonging to
diaps nom Sitting Bulls camp. Tney stated
that his camp was on the Little Missouri,
and that his band were In need Of food ana
ammunition, and In very short time would
be reduced to the greatest want and suffer
Ing. They were watching the progress OF ar
what they should do, most OF them being
willing to 60 in and submit to the govern
ment II they thought they would be taken
care Of Other Reports are TO the effect that
Sitting Bull has all his wounded from the
different fights with him on the Little Mis-
souri,, but how true the statement is is not
known. One thing, however, is certain: the
Indians realize the fact that they have re-
cefved the worst of the Campaign, aud the
majority OF them are now willing TO ma re
the best OF the situation and enter the differ
emit agencies while they can. They are thor
are without food-many OF them without
shelter, having abandoned their lodges while
retreating before the soldiers-and with q
long, hard winter staring them In the face,
the prospect is certainly not q cheering one
for them. That they are out of ammunition
for hunting or lighting 10 evident from the
efforts they have made At different places TO
obtain some at almost any price, IL being
stated that they offered the Indians at Fort
Peck pony for eight or ten rounds. IL is
not surprising, therefore, that they should %
anxious for peace-and government rations.