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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

A WONDERFUL TEXAS CAvE.-H. s. p.
Ashby, who recently visited the McCres
cave In Llano county, writes: cat the en-
trance the cave is u feet high aud Is feet
wide: Many rocks Jut out upon either side
One hundred yards under ground we entered
spacious room 100 feet high, $50 feet long,
and 10 or 80 feet wide. From the dome hung
thousands OF lime formations, resembling
icicles. Near the centre, on q large pedestal,
is what some call Satan, or bronze figure.
We passed on through varied scenery until
we came 10 an upper room. We assembled a
rugged, slippery stairway, some 80 feet high,
to this room, which is smaller than any OF
the others,Iit being only about 20 feet long,
high and wide. We went about q mile
under ground, and crossed several pools OF
wafer, some OF them very deep. Mr.. Farmer,
one OF the party, went down TO see how deep
one OF these pools was, but accidentally went
down head first, and didn't stay long enough
10 learn the exact depth, but, after lowing
the water out OF his nose, said IL was colder
than spring water. Doe mile within the air
was very heavy, and the water rises TO the
top OF the cave, so we could go no further
Charleston NeICS.
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A Toy BALLOON RAISES A PAyIC.-A fev
evenings ago, among the passengers who
returned to Easton from the Centennial, were
number OF ladies of that place, one OF
whom had purchased good-slZed toy bal.
loon. An EasUon paper says: "When she
alighted from the train at this place the
crowd was SO great that she was damned IN,
and another lady was pushed against the bal
loon, when 10 burst with loud noise. The
lady who mad caused the explosion fell into
the arms OF companion and declared that
she had been shot. Her cries attracted the
attention OF the male passengers, who fear.
Ing that some one indeed had fired q pistol
became very much excited, and for a while
1t was learned that the rush 10 get out OF the
cars would result in some one getting tram
pied under foot. The cause OF the alsr % was
finally explained, and the supposed wound
ed lady was escorted to her nome without
delay.S
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AN EDITOR who wrote an am using sketch
OF The manner In which a woman reads q
newspaper omitted one important particu-
Jar. II is a remarkable fact that IN an Item
happens 10 have beer clipped out OF a paper
The women loses all interest In everything
else that 1s In that paper, and Concentrates
ner attention on that item that isn't there.
She will exhaust herself in efforts 20 guess
what could have occupied that empty space.
Inen she Will wonder who cut 10 out and yhy
Will eDgender some horrible suspicion con-
corning her husband. Finally she will
throw down the sheet with the declaration
mat she can't take any interest In a news
paper when the only thing She wauted In
read has been cut out.
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A SIGN CARRIER FALLS HEIR To
s61 0DO.-John Weeks, for some time laborer
In Greenwood Cemetery, and latterly a sligo
carrier for hatter's firm on PARK Row, has
heen blessed with an extraordinary streak
of good fortune. lie first suffered by break
Ing his leg In The cemetery, and was con veyed
to the Kings County Hospital, where he re-
manned four months. After coming out he
procured employment as q sign bearer or
advertisement toter, earning the sum of
seven dollars a week. He continued In this
occupation more than two years. Everyone
whose business has led them through Park
Row must have seen him. He was a man
OF medium height, with a gray mustache
and stolid, resolute face. A few months ago
he received a letter from Mississippi Inform
Ing him OF the decease Of a wealthy
oachelor uncle, who bequeathed TO him
property consisting OF real estate aud bonds
and stocks 10 the value of sixty thousand
dollars. He Immediately returned 10 his
former home, secured possession OF the prop-
erty. and yesterday he was on q business
visit TO New York, and he thought he would
drop In and see his old employer. Mr.. Day
congratulated him on his good fortune and
told him he felt almost as proud as he would
n the money had been left to him. He
bought new hat and depsrted.-[M Y. Err
press, 1lth.
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+ HAHCERY sALE-REAL ESTATE ON GAP.

HAaCkRY SALE-REAL ESTATE ON GAP.
- IfUL HID.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court sx&
OF the District Of Columbia, passed in Chan -
Gerry cause 80. 4,s74. doc. Is, wherein J. II .,lx
kowlsod IL complainant, and John 4. Csrpeo-
ter ct 81 are defendants, shall sell on SATUR.
DAY, November 18th, 1876, at s:30 p. 10 at pub
lie auction en- the premises, the defendants u. H.
Carpenter 81 equitable interest ia the following real
estate, situated in sshiogton. ID. o.. to wit: Lo
numbered sixteen, nineteen aud twenty-five in J
E.Osrrenters recorded subdivision OF all OF orisi.
nal lot numbered eight, and par. OF orisiral lots
Iumbered SIX, seven aud nine, In SQUARE numbered
eight hundred and eighteen. Each of the above
lois Is improved by q two story Brick Dwelling,
containing eight rooms, with all modern i'm prove.
menis, and will be sold separately.
he above property Is sOid subject TO the follow
ing Membranes, viz: Too deeds Of trust record
ed respectively in Liber SIS, folio S. and Liber 500,
folio S3 Of the land records the District OF o.
lHmbiA the former deed embracing said lots l6 and
l9, and the latter said lot a.
Terms Of sale: One third OF purchase money cash;
balance In two equal instalmeLts, payable Ia six
and twelve months from day of sale, with Interest
Ut six per cent. Trustee reserves q lea on each
piece OF property until whole purchase money is
paid. $50 deposit each lot 81 time OF sale.
ConyeyancinS ut purchasers cost. Ii terms of sale
not compiled with within five days fro day of
sale trustee reserves right to resell risk and cost
JAMES N. JoHssTOH. Trustee,
Webster Law Builafng
DUNCANsON BIOS,
nov3 eo&ds Law Reporter Auctioneers.
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1876 rrHFss4f1EsEE AHA 1876
To the North. Vest. and southve.

VIZ "SSss oAS SVush " OSss
DolSbIs Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment.
OCTOBER ga, 1875.
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
scrner OF oh and 3 streets, IS follows:
Tor Oar 70 Pittsbarg; S:2S m daily, with Pal.
ace Car t. Chicago, and 11:Ss Am. daily, ex-
eep1 sunday:
Tor Cansndsisua, Rochester, Buffalo, NiaEsrs
Islls, and the North, q m. daily except Sun
day, and 7:40 N. daily excspt Saturday, with
qua, Buffalo, and Niagara rails. 1850 an,
daily except Sunday.
For Ne. York and the East, 1:ss m and s:4sp.
LxPress Of Pullman Parlor Oars, $40 Q N.
daily except Sunday. For Eew Tork and the
Sunday Win Parlo ona Gar. .ts.shed a'' except
.1osps SUNDAY. and i;ss I m. and Zoo Jan: and
s:4e pm: dtily. Limited Express, $40 an.
Acoommodatiop Tor Baltimore, $40 pm. daily.
For fops. 0e CresR Lin. ITO m and 4so p.m
For Annapoli., 500 and 1850 an and 4:s0 ,.
ALExANDSfA fRroERIoKsBURe RAIL-
MAf AnP ALE4AHDRIA wAsHIAaroa
For As'.' no. s 100 n On i ssna., :.
For the so Oo 'U Vi. Riehnond. ais an. daily
and via Lynohburs, 7:lS Am. and II Pm,
Trains leave Ale1andrta for Washington, 8, =, O..
SisS opd., an. = and + 10 40. "a and 'n
Tickets, Information, sleepins and Ps5lor Oar
TiysDis avenue, Sortheast corner Of sixth street
orders Gan ee len Tor the chschins Of Baggage 70
yBAsk TsSse6H assH n kssssss'r A .Hs
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VH ever an author lived who wrote with
an earnest viii, sincere spirit. an ardent
conscientiousness, tt was Charlotte Bronte.
Just after the publication OF "Villette" she
writes In Q hitherto unpublished letter;
make my heat swell with than kfulpess 70
Him who takes note both to suffering and
work and motives."
e%Tbe City 10 now enjoying comparativ
20 up with an angry bang at q. m, and
female voice that cuts the air hk
a buzz saw, declatming: "Montgomery
Adams Brown, you may jerk out that bell
wire, or kick In the door, but when you mar
rted me, you married woman who doesn't
scare."E Brooklyn Argus.
a0"You would make o most beautiful ac-
tress I'm the drama Of ltfe." Whispered poet
zeal Chicago youth to his inAmorata, the
other evening; "tndeed tits so-you would be
. very star" "And you." murmured the
fAir one, as she leaned her frizzas on her
shoulder, "1-wouldnt y-you like TO sup
port me?s So he arranged it right there,
How could be help ~
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAj

oOT0BlB lsrH, 1875.
s:oS-B:Ia@Ors. iIiisoss 1isS n. a way Stations.
ofppdtDaunore, Annapolis, and Way Stations,
kGint ST. 81 kscks and Intermediate stations,
5Io-BsItin.sre and Alexandria Junction, Sun
a = SS.0: .Sa Boston -.
p,eWss Pullman ParlOr Oars. Sunday, stops
.:so-B.itimors and Way Stations.
9&SSwChlcaso, Cincinnati, q. Louis, and Pitts:
valley koed; P.rl0s and sleepsrs. No CON
sooPoins Of Roes. ana %sy Stations. H.r
Piedmont and way ss.sio Sn; main ss stem. s1 as:
s26@Eswi York and Boston Limited TX press, and
ne 'H gsmoss sn "a Ph.y
r Annapolis onlyJ
Is:Is.BaltimOrc, Way Stations. ElIioott City and
1:4o-Ne. FORK, Phil.delphis and Norfolk E1:
st.. sanna Ira yI1stiOn On Sunday, all
s;3o.Bsiiimore and Way Stations. Frederick
.:so-s.itimo.s and Laurel Express.
t;soMsred. y end fSint Of Roels, via Metro.
aHsTa,d SanS na Go1nssts on Saturday for
t4S-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s:s9.B.ltimOre and Way Stations to Annapolis
cent IA and
Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and Louisville.
19o-Philsdelphis and Baltimore Express.
T;ls- Baltimore sad Way Stations.
I:S3-Pfttsburg, Chicago, Columbus.
s:201BaltimOre, AleIaadris Junotion. and
Io:oo~sev York and Philadelphia Night E1.
pres. sleepipg Oars to New York.
1o:09-Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
junction.
II4:st Lo1I. rIsrs.: o,nsnas., and Chicago
1:10. $40, $40, $40 .. m: 40. 4:4 ), $50,
S4S, 700, 1:l5, 1888, $40, 1000, 1905 and
HAS ,. m dsily.
Ali other trains daily, except Sunday.
DO connection on Sunday for Hsserstovn or Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia as
$40 q. m and lao m.
FOR further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofices, Washington Stations, and
ass, COL and sos Pennsylvsnis avenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
FOR baggage 20 be checked and received at any point
IN the city.
TBOs X SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
"A. COLE, Genels Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3. KO3HTZ, General Agent. sep4.tr
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WHERE BE FOUND HIS HGIFER-Mr
u. scott or Caradoo lost q heller on Mono ay
and for several days she was not To be fou nd.
Al last he went TO straw stack. aud see iRe
mole eaten into the stack, At once suspe CT
cd that bis COW was in it. He went 10 cst-
tiously, for it was as dark as Egypt A. a
distance or thirty feet from the mouth he
came upon the animal. She was alive aud
GOING wen on the straw; aud a good warm
house she had under the stack The MASSAGE
she made was winding one, or she would
have found her way out al the opposite side.
Toronto Globe.
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NVAeH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctionssr,
TRUsTEIS SALE OF vERY DESIRABLE
sTERaFfP ~ hVTs; VIE phHHTs 0H 18Th

By virtue OF . deed OF trust dated June SOth, -
folio SO, As., 81 the land records for Washing
ton county D. O., and By direction of the party Sc
cured thereby, / win sell, ct public auction, on
FRIDAY the 11th day Of November, a. d. isIe
$50 o'cock M, In front Of the premises, all
corded Subdivision OF original lot numbered three
49, in square porth OF square numbered one hun
dred and seventy seven Ill., In the city Of Wash.
iDgton, ith ell the improvements thereoa.
Terms OF sale: One .nird In cash (of which ESQ
Dsde In six and twelve months from day Of sale,
With interest ct the rate of ten per cent per annum
faction Of the Trustse. Terms TO be fully com plied
With within six days amer day Of sale, Otherwise
afteF week notice, ct the risk and cost Of the
first purchaser. Al soqveyapeing g lurchassr's
novs-soAds WASH. b. WiLLiiilS, Auot.
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EVENING STAR.


A POSTAL CARD THAT Cosr TIE SEx-
DEB s5oo-Suit was brought IN the Marine
court IT New York last week before Chief
yustice Shea by l.. B. Crane, against Isaac
walker. merchant tailor. on Fifth syeuue
% or about the 4th OF December fS;4 plaiu-
TN called on defendant for the purpose or oe-
Ing allowed TO collect for him various debts
tneD Que oy various persons. An aRreem ent
was mace between plaintiff and defendant
mat the former should collect for the latter
all debts then due 1t thirty per cent.
on the amounts collected. and no
other pay demanded where no col
lections were made. PLAINTIFF, by repre-
sensations made by him, got nom defendant
pair OF pantaloons, price SIS, which he has
never since paid for. He also collected $40 of
defendants money, but made no return 60
him for the same. Defendant, while angry
a. this treatment, wrote 70 plaintiff the
following postal card: "Mr. Crane IL seems 70
your treatment 10 me. You have made no
collected from Solomon, and nothing on
your own account either, which you got on
false pretences. IL IL verse than theivlng to
DO as you have done. ana N It's pos sible I'll
have you put In jail for col iecrng my
money without making any return. Isaac
walker" Plaintiff alleges that this card
Was left in public ONCE where many may
have read il, and IL is libellous and deroxa
Tory TO bis character. The Judge charged
the jury that the postal card was q libsl on
The lace of IL, but they must consider the
pIovocation under which it was written
IbeJury gave q verdict for plaintiff In $500
motion Is 70 be heard on the 18th to set
sside the verdict and grant q new trial.
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TTEITED STATS nARsHAL's SALE or
II REAL ESTATl.

In virtue OF writ Of heri facAs Issued out OF tbs
clerk office Of the euprsms Court Of the District Of
Columbia and 70 me directed, viii sell at public
Ala pistfics. On TUTsDiY, the sth day Of De.
cember. lSs, e ~ O'Clock m. TIE fO!l0g,ns de.
RE ht. tiiie claim end interest IN aud to lot In
Ann bior chardb subdivision OF original lot and
sfD guja1 the mprovements thereon. In the city Of
Wsshingtop, d. O., setzed and lsyied ulon q the
sssisfS Sxscut3on No. N1n, n feyer q eco. Hat
tipsG: ne Of assignee. a6sxx saATn
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNOANs0H BROS, Aact,oneer,.

DuNoANsoH BROS. Aacs,onssrs.
TRgsTlEs SAIL OF FIVE UNFINISHED
Side on q sTkIiT HoRfa. aassFEVysskkaH
15Ts AHD 18th STREETS WRSf
ias, and duly recorded in Liber 10. 81, folio f!!
~ Of sea-, one OF the land records for TIE E.lM
Disrics q Columbia end It the reauset Of the paf
front q the premise; On wIDNfsDAY, aoS.n.
describes real sstste situate n The city Of wash
tain pieces or psroeis Of land and premises situate
and being In the city Of Washington District Of Oo
lumbfa and known and d stinguish a. lots nine
two ninety three, 49, ninety four 81 nine
~ hve, ~, and ninety six, (s6y In Eli g. Black
wood 3 subdivision Of square numbered one sundred
and ninety three, 1885, ether with the I'm prove
ents. consisting Of ave IN mined two stofy ana
basement brick houses,
Iera.s: One third cash. balance 10 six 90 twelve
tl1 and eighteen 49, months with interest ct Der
cent PET annum from DAY Of sale, secured By deed
OF trust on property sold eli cash, ut the option
OF the purchaser. deposit Of 400 required OF the
purchaser at time OF sale, and AL oonveyapcinG ct
the purobasef's cost. Terms to Be- comDlied with
within . ven days, or the properly will be resoid
at oefAuliing purchaser risk and cost.
GHAS. O. 0LOVaR,t -
THOS HYDE, Arusto0s
nov9 d DUNCANeON 4 BROS, Aucts.
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DIED.

BEHTCH. On Wednesday, November Is, 1916
81 a. m, Ut. NEVIN kENfCH.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BEHZLER. On Monday morning, Hovem her
18th, 1876 at her late residence. 46s Pennsylvs
avenue northwest, Mrs. FRANZ BEnZLER, in the
18th ytsrof her sse after short and painful Illness
Relatives and friends are res pectfully requested
90 attend her funeral frcm No. 46e Pennsy Nv aDis
avenue northwest, TO morrow (ThursdayD OF 2
O'Clock . N.
DAY. At Sheldon, III, November u, 1875,
WALTER B., ron of Samuel =. and Nirllnda n.
Day, as ID years and months
Notice OF funeral 20 morrow.
TEHHEY. In Georgetown, ID. O., Tuesds y, no
vember l4th, lS76, at O'Clock D. m, JOHN TAN
MY. aged twenty -four years
Presby terian Church, on THURSDAY. bovember 10,
et three oolOckp D. m. RepSChrOn.l
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DRY GOODS.

SELLING OFF
SELLING OFF
LARGE AVID Splendid STOCK OF FIRST
GLASS FALL AND WIHTEk DRY G1oDs
J. w. COLLEY,
CoRNhR kieR1H STREET AND aaRK KIT SPACE,
FOE TIE MKT 90 DAYS ONLY.
Oyipe 70 the depressed condition Of Business and
nsnIhe much too large Q stock in store, pro pose
sshIng cut, as above stated, at greatly reduced
OF i'm portstion
1,sck Csshmeres. very cheap: Merinoes.
6ieck Alpscss, very cheap: Fine Mobairs.
bIask silhs very CHEAP Colored Silks.
Ladies handsome 10th Cloaks and ShAwls, cheaD.
fun stock Of Cloths and Oassimeres, Blankets,
BED Spreads, flannels, eneetiugs, Table Linens,
nepkBs and Towelipas, with o seperal stock Of
staple Coos adapted 70 the wants Of families, and
ing elsewhere
All goods sold warranted a. represented, and
fair dealing may be relied on. at
COLLBY'S,
octS-eosm sol corner sth and Market Space.
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MORE BARGAINS FROM AUCTION
DRY GOODS REDUCED.

4 Dh1 GOODS REDUCED.
CL0SIEG-CUT CARPET sAIE
Our stock Carpets 70 be sold, aud bar ers h ave
a opportunity 70 get them at msuufscturers'
DIZZY GOODS STOCK MUST BE REpUorp,
Remnants best Calicoes, SIC.
Calicoes, Sc. up.
Dress Goods, i2h Is, %, IS to So
All Woot Uss hmeres, SOC up.
Black Alpacas, full width. 22&c
All Wool SerGes. 40. 81. 69kc.
Black silks at old price-sl, sI.2s, 81 50, IL
s6avls, Blank cts. Comforts
Kid Gloves, See up.
Ready made Felt Skirts, Soc. mp.
OUR STOCK MUST Be SOLD.
Il. ~. uAUDAIN,
nOv9 u 1O9 Market space.
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I ADIEs BEAD DUB sRw ADvERrIsEMENT

IL Of our
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
Sea- Brown heEino, all pure wool, one yard wide,
CwOrth 81.
CARTER's, TOT Market Space
BLACK OasnEeres, one yard wide, very fine, 81,
worth 81.
GA RTERs, TOT Market Space.
Black Silks, very cheap, 81, 81 IS, 81 20, q rs.
OARTTRe, 101 Mark space.
Doubls-fold PCpnn mohairs-park Green, Seal
Brown. french Gfey, Navy Biue-onlT IS, worth 81,
Double-fold Black Alpaca, very fine, only Is,
worth 81.
S3T5
We selling the best Canton FLAIR mel In this
city for Il; slsO the best yard wide Cotton for TO- in
remnants, worth II: coed Canton Flsnnel for g.
Linen Towels, s. Calico, 5; Pure six Mohsir Black
Alpaca. Sc, vOTth7s
We are selling tae best yard wide Double Heron
Bone Bed Tick at g, worth 60 uov6 II
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., B III virtue Of 2 decree P.ssed Royeneer -
sIao, o. the Supreme Court ofthe District f..:R
q G,1 10, i9 2 cause Numbered sGcs. 1t28
TN and George W. Phillips ct al. are defendants
the under si8ued q Trustees named In said aecree
Will sell az public auction ia front of the pre- Misses
on SATURDAY, the 25th day Of November. 1875,
at ~ O'Clock D. m, the interest Of all the parties
In ssd cause Of in. and to all that certain lot or
parcel OF aroupd situate ia Washington city, Die
trfot OF Columbia, known Lot ,bTty nine s9J in
William T. stefgers Subdivision of certain lots in
eQuare numbered twenty four (2iD, being situated
on the corner of n ana 18th streets north vest in
said city, fronting q fest iuches on street and
IuI ming With he line sf Isl street distance of mo
feet TO four foot alley said lot being ed by
Q Frame House.
Terms ef sale One fourth of tie purch ase money
In cash on the day Of sale, or within seven avs
thereafter, and the residue In three ca ual install
meIts at s1x twelve and eighteen month, from the
Day oil SAFE the purchaser or purchasers giving his.
her or their promissoIy notes for the def rred cay
ments airing inter est from the day of sale at the
rare OF SIX (6 Per cent per until paid or the
purchaser or purchasers may AZ hts, her, or their
election Day all cash the day Of sale o within
SEVEN 90 Gays thereafter All taxes due or assessed
ut the tune OF sale authorized to be paid ont of
the proct eds of sale
M0oDBgnY wHEtLER.l rru.tes..
ELTON o: BARNARD, ilu'oo1'
DUNOANSOH BIOS Aucts novA
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S q! y nbs Il oANsPbEsY Trustees.
II ID. WARHEB, corner TIN and streets.
TRU6TEEs' BALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD
IGG LOTS ON THE NORTH stDEOr PENN
SYLVAeIA AVENUE, BETWEEN era AND

TRU6TEEs' BALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS ON IHE NORTH SIDE or PENN
SYLVAcIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 6TH AND
I'm STREETS SOUTHEAST.
.. By virtue q oeed OF trust dated June ~
7i3, folio u.s., one OF the land records I the
Di rict Of Columbia, and the reques of the party
trent Of tire premises. on WEDNESDAY, Nsyem-
Der 29th, 1875, at AZ o'clock .. m. the following
described resi- estate, situate In the city OF Wash
irgton, District Of Colunbis, 20 wit: Lots num-
bered twenty four (24 and twenty i've IS, in sub
division Of square numbered eisht hundred and
seventy III rec 1872
Terms: 0ne-fourth cash; aud the balances IT 6, IL,
and IL months with interest az per cent. per an
num, secured By q deed II trust on the property
sold or all cash at option of the purchaser. de-
poeit of 100 required at the time of sale, and all
conv.ysDcins NJ purchasers cost Terms to be
complied with In days, otherw lee the Trustees
serve the right to resell the properly at the rsk
and cost ofthe ce.aulinf purchaser after Ave days
advertisement.
VII. II. MATTINGLY,l
CHAe. .. PkgNTISS, Afosees'
nOvi5 eo&ds T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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STEAMERS, &c.

NOTICE 70 The PUBLIC.
~ Change Of Days, Winter Schedule.
On and after Thursday, November go, the In
land 81 Seaboard Companys steam
or LADY OF THD LAKE, Captain - Dis Il
Joseph White, will leave Comp an o.
wharf, foot 9th street, Washington, d. o., fer Nor.
folk, For trees Monroe and the South, every mon
DAY and THURSDAY. az 3 ,. m. Returning g,
leave Eorfoik every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, ct
8 O'Clock ,. m.
single fare to Norfolk ............. .......s3
Bound TRIP ....................,
or on board the Boat. [Uhrouiclel novl4-lw
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aOe. BOWLING, Auctlonesr.
wIsTIRu nABKlr STALLS.

WAsHINGToN, D. o How. 7th, 1870.
Stalls for thirty years In the new Western Market
Buildings, southeast corner OF K and 2lst streets
auction, in said building, the sale to begin on
TUESDAY, the 91st day Of November, 1876. st
O'Clock In the afternoon, and TO continue. unless
othervt,e ordered, at the same hour from day TO
day until all are disposed Of
For particulars circular, to be had at the Of
nee Of Thomas n. Piowmsn, Inspector of Buildings
'" Bv order OF thu Commissioners d. O.
b. T.. H0XIE, Lieut.. Engineers o. A :.