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SHERMAN HANDY, AuctIoneers,
~ 6t. Cloud Building.
VALUABLE LOT on THE NORTHEAST OOE
EIh OF nav yERS1Y AykNUE and D 81


VALUABLE LOT on THE HORTHEAsr COB.
Ben OF N1W yERS1Y AVEN q and ST.
N0RTH, "a THIS CITY, FOB SALE AT PUB
We will offer Tor sale ct public auction, In -
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, tho 3lst
day Of October, A. d. 1876, at 4 O'Clock .. m. -
Parts OF Lot numbered three in square numbered
si1 undred and thirty $500, as stns uished the
plat the CITY Of W sshingi O., Viii ID are re-
speciyeE described a. follows Begnr ing for the
part OF raid Lot No. at the corner of said
lot and running thence east on ID street fifty $50
ieet thence at right angles with SAID ID street due
north seventy I'VE 7Sl feet; Themes due to New
Jersey evenue ana thence sOuthw ardly along said
avenue tn the place Of beginning. And beginning
for the other part Of s.id Lot Ho. ct q poiut on
New jersey avenue ct the northwest corner Of the
distant Atout enty six (16) feet from the south
vest Of said lot, and running thence ct right
angles to said avenue eastwsrdly seventy-one I'D
feet six 90 inches 10 Q straight north and south
line, running 70 the northeast corner OF the first
part Of said Lot No. 5: hereinbefore dsecribei;
thence south nineteen (ls) feet three go iaohes
more or less. to said northeast corner OF saa first
part of Lot No. s. which is distant seventy nve (7s)
feet north from street; thence due vest along the
north line Of said 6rst pert Of Lot No s. to neW Jer
sey avenue and point Of beginning.
Terms Of salt: One thir0 cash; bslauce in equal
dsy of sale, the purchaser give mis- notes for the
deferred payments bearing interest ut six cent,
sscur BY dead Of trust the pro perty sold. $50
dow at tine of sale. Conveyancfng and recording
at purchasers cost If terms OF sale Q. not com
Piled with IN five DAYS from day OF sale, the right IL
reserved to resell the property ct tho risk and cost
WV saERMAN 4 HANDY, Auots.
WM nnaaT q FHs Attorneys. oc,, ana.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PBOPsR-
AND SHEETS NORTHWEST, AT AUO.
BY virtue Of o deed OF trust dated Ju,e 18th, -
1873. and duly recorded IN Llber us folio 49, .:
of the land records OF the district of Olum- E:lk
will sell on MONDAY, November 9th, 1875, az 4
O'Clock ?: m In front Of the premises, Lot No.
half OF square No. s35, improved BY Q comfortable
too story dweliipE house
Term: oa4 and Interest at per cent. from Aprfl
9Th, 1875, and expenses OF SALE in cash. Alance at
and II months with interest, secured by deed Of
trust the property Sold All convey ancfnR at the
cost the parchaser A deposit of $50 req uircd
ut the time Of sale. II the terms of sale are ROT )m
piled with In days the trustee reserv the right TO
resell ct the risk and cost of the deaultng purcha
ser after five dAys' notice
BU5BROO ROBINSON, Trustee
oct26 THOS. Do WILING, Auct
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TRUSrHI's SALE OF PROPERTY .,N SA a
i son STREET, BETWREa l4ra AND lsrH
6rRkETB EORrHWBeT, AT AUCTION.

by virtue OF o deco OF CT Qst given 20 me, Is
surviving trustee and daly recorded In Lii c.
Der no. 764, folio III, one of the land recordsxb
for Washington county, District OF COLUMBIA, aud
by requ st Of the party secured thereby will sell,
As public auction on TUESDAY,, the TIN day OF
November, A. D. 1876, ct o clock p m ia Root Of
the premises, all those certain pieces parcels OF
land described upon the ground plan or plat Of
feet Of lot mum 6ered thirty $50; Tot Numbered
thirty eight So the east twenty four feet of lot
numbered fory -four t44D the east fourteen feet OF
lot nun bered forty eighs (4s), and the west six
inches Of let numbered forty mine 49D, according to
VIM. P. and John Drary's recorded subdivision
OF kQuAIe numbered two hundred aud nine 203 to-
sethsr with al the improvements, ways, rights,
privileges, ana appurtenRnces TO the same belong
ing or In sny manner apperta ming.
Terms of sale: S700 and interest ct II per cent
Per ennum from pIil 18th, 1876, and penses of
sale in cash; the bslsnee ia equal instAlnesss ~
one And two years, notes bearing interest ct per
cent Per snnum until paid And secured BY deed
OF trust the pfeDises deposit Of alce required
at time OF sale Upon each piece of property sold.
All conyeyapcfDg snd recording ct the expense OF
the purcha,er or purchasers. Ii the terms OF sale
not com ptisa with within ten days -om day of
fale the trustee the rs ht to resell the prop
erty at the rick aud cost of the sessu.ing
or purchasers, upon giving i've days Doice OF such
rssale In some Newspaper published In W ashp gtcn
d. OHAS. u. DUNCANs0N,
deC27 Surviving Truaee.
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THOMAs DOwLIna. A uctionssr.

TRUsTEls' SALE oFVALUABLEIMPRov
Ph0R1Krn In GKOR sE rOwN-S ROXY
BklUk pWnLLIHG HGUsE AND rRAnB
61OBB HOUSE Oh HAYErrn sTREET.
BY virtue Of Q deed Of trust, atsd August Il
Ih, 1874, and recorded in Liber 764 folio IS, f.:H
OF the land records of Washington county E.14
Ustrics CT Oolumoa and BY dir ection IN writing u
the hoder OF the note secured thereb will cell,
Eubllc auction, III front OF the premises, on FRI
DAY, the 30 day Of November, l5f6, 1t Az O'Clock,
al that Ite<e of land situate I'D beiog In
Ihrelkeld 3 addition to 0eor getox in said Dis
uict, and being BART Of Lot s. In said addition Be-
eibn1Dg Tor the same at point the east side Of
Fsyetfe street q feet iaches from the nor h
corner OF said Iot, and running thence with said
eakt line IS feet ioches, more less, thence east
eriy and parallel with LIST street 10 feet, more
less; thsnce Eortherly and parsl ell with Faye to
ttI eet 60 feet. more lie Q: thence WESTERLY aud
parallel with 1st street feet thenve southery aud
parallel with Fayette street "a feet inches: aud
Isence westerly and parallel with LIST lib Feet
more or lees, to the beginning Improve by .
two-story Brick Dw eIlibg ard Frame Store
Terms of sale: One 10 nth cash. baIsuc ia 6, II,
IL and "a months, secured by notes and deed Of
trust on the property The notes TO be interest at
the rate of 10 per cent per snnum, payable semi
aonually. Conv.yaneiDg aud recording at pur
chasers cost: slo0 down when the erooerty is
struck OF. 1.-THE terms are not complied with in Z
days, hs Trustees the right resell at the
ccs' Of he de'aulins purchaser. and The cash pay
ment Ill be forfeited.
o,.,.a sdP K P;.ns.; Trustees.
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INSURANCE.

Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Co.
OF THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
Chartered By act Of Congress),
1909 PEHN. AVE, OPP. u. 8. TREASURY
OFFICERS:
GEOBGE TAYLOR, President.
VIM. BALL. NTYEE, Vice President
JAMke =. FITCH, Secretary and Treasurer.
TRUSTEES:
GHO. TAYLOR, VIM. BALLANTYNl,
G G6As RRasG6kkh.ss JSss 0 aIvIk
WIN. J. SIBLEY, n. w. BUROHELL,
JAaEe b. eAvILLR.
The above company Issues policies OF insurance
most favorable terms. Pam phlets containing the
act Of incor Doration and By laws fur nished ap
pljcation. JAMES u. rITOH,
octl3- 3m Secretary aud Treasurer.
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SEQUEL TO ROMANTIC SroRY.-Nev
York was excited Q few years ago by the
marriage OF the Rev. H. Stake, a Catholic
priest, with Miss Sarah Genevra Cbafa
The sequel to the romantic story has Just
been given TO the public. Father Lake was
The son OF wealthy New York merchant
He embraced the tenets OF the Catholic faith
at an early day and was ordained q priest
His sacerd0tal career was marked by an
undisciplined fervor, In which his zeal con-
stantly outran his discretion. His brilliant
oratOry caused him to BE- placed prominent
~ In the leading churches of New York; but
ne fell into disgrace, owing 70 several SER
mons which were very rash and Incorporate
In tone, and he was finally placed In an
obscure charge. He here became acquaiut-
ed with Miss Chafa, who was q kindred
spirit, OF high but iltregulated aspirations.
They were thrown very much together and
were flually married. Mr.. Lake, though at
fached to bis wife and unsettled In his
beliefs, II would eeem was ne yer quite recon-
ciled to his abandonment Of his priestly vows
After living In eeclusion In New YORK under
an assumed name for some time, their iden-
ttty being discovered, the pressure of Catholic
sentiment, II is alleged, Inconvenience
them SO far a. TO induce the welded pair TO
leave New York for California. Here they
lived q few years, until finally he fell into
consumption and died last December, ieay-
ing his wife q widow In q strange land.
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nUEOAND0H Bros, Auctfoneers,
II Southeast ool ner 9th and sts. northwest.

TRUerEEt SAIL OF
PIANO FORTE, WALNUT PARLOR FURNI-
TOP TABLnS, nECRETARH: BRUssELs {. Cd
T ThAN sEEs THhNsaTTnR na PAiHTsS COT
AND BOLsTE1s, sTOVEs, &c &C.
2l.t, 1876 and recorded in Liber 8i3 folio $40, W
of the Land Records OF the District Of Got
umbia. 1 Will sell ct public auction, on NON
DAY, 30th Of October, 1876. at 10 O'Clock Q M /,
at No. 45S st, eet mort Invest tho above-described
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
together with other Furniture too numerous to
mention. Terms cash.
ROBDRT W. MCPHERSON, Trustee
octA,n DUNCANSON B. OS.. Aucts
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VROMAs GOwLIS9, Auotioneer
wELLKIPT HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE AT
AUCTION.
ON MONDAY MOksIN9. October 30th,a
1915, at the Re idence Of = lady decliun ~
houseke eins: No. 1919 @ street between
18th and 18th streets north west, shalt sell ths
following effects, VIZ:
Green Rep Parlor Suite;
walnut Marble-top Chamber Sets;
Painted Marble top Chamber do;
Painted Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes and Wash
stands;
Husk apd Cotton Mattresses, Feather Pillows and
BclsteIs;
Blank cts, Comfor and Spreads
Tucf er and other Sprir gs, Bed Lounge;
Three ply and Ingram CaI pets;
Oil Cloths Stair Usrpets,
Al extensive assortn emf Of China aud Glass Ware;
Large number of b eating Stoyee;
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWNING.
octN-9t Sun. Her. Rep Auction-er.
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nUHCAEeOA BROrHIRs, Aucuoneers.
TRrsTREs, SALE or DESIRABLE I'M.
PROVED rkOPEkTY on TRE WGsr SIDE
OR k1NrH 6TkEET, 6ITWIEH AND q
STREHIe HORTAxtST

o. kiNrH sTkEEr, sITWIEH Il AND o
sTREETe HORTRWt kT.
A. D. 1916. Gully recorded in Liber no. S13, G3!
folio ieo, one OF the lapo records for the Dir
tIict OF Co1mbia, Snd ct the written Of the
party se< wed thereby, will ssll at public suc
lion; In front q the pTeIiss, on FRIDAY, Ia
ing described real sstaIe. situate in the CITY Of
wssLiD sto DistIcs Of Dol ambts. to Wit: Ala that
the Plat or plan Of said city lot numb rod fifty
nine tsel. n payidsons recorded s9bsivision Of
fS671, together With the improve0sat cossisting Of
. two story brick building In front and . smsil
brick tn the rear, b., subject 70 Drios deed Of
Terms: One-iourth In caah, ana the balanos ct
Per cent Dsr annum, secured By deed Of trua on
The property sold OF ell ash, at oRtsn q the 1Ie-
and I'll oonyey ancina Ct purchasers cost. Terms
to BE- ceRpiied With 10 even day..
ehAnLes : Abisvis. fr'''''''
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THH UNHAPPY MARRIAGE on I. a.xx
hh htks TO WEALTHY .AwNEk
Mr.. Sarah Il, Harrison, the daughter n
the late jacob Barker, q hanke In ~
orleans, was married To william n Buat
n vidoSer with seven cnildrea Ia gsnusrx
mo Mr.. Hunt says that on the day aftsr
the marriage she expressed regret 81 me "a.
she bad taken. aud told him that she had
been foolish 10 give mp her independeace.
and q few days after ward soc gave n tteranc-
10 disappointment ~ the establishment To
which she had come. and ner sense OF being
bCruened wlIh the cares OF household aus
ismily. although she bad Iong kuowa iati-
mstely his home snd was fsmitsr with his
hsbie- In February. 1850, she m sde q writ
ten request To him that sns might go "a
Europe, saving, MY health ana happiness
require an immediate Change of sceae" He
gave her ~ 90 and = letter OF credit author
iIins her 10 draw $500 monthly. She leu Cor
f1llsdelphis, but month sftsT she wrote
imp.oring him 10 allow her 10 return. Soc
lived In New York durtng the sum er, aud
IN November went 10 Europe. In January,
$50 be wrote 10 her, announcing that 10 ~aa
nls purpose IN get divorce. Sre ssxed N
De allowed TO return, and tpok the nrst
stesmer homewsrd. She came as far ss Nee
iork, and has since resided here In March
epeclal law "a ID divorces was passed OF
me Louisiana legislature, witch az Is sad
hdht procui az, surprising 10 proVidaf Tor MS
case AUD on IN. IN of April he pstitioned for
sulNorce nut TITS law. u ~ claimed on
Der side. was repealed tue same month. IN
The general revision of the cote. A Is also
alleged that II did not su ihorize al vorce for
it assumed Ia 40 80 40 was y rttroscf 4. Iav
and void under the Constitution OF Ioutsi
ana. and VOID under The &C. iersl constitute.
O., cause 10 impaired the obligation OF co.,
tracts. On June Is. 1879. Mr.. Hunt recei ve4
a decree dissolNing TIE marriage. srha
court heiDf satisfied that the conduct Of de-
feLcant has been such as wouio, az they con.
uDued 10 remain man and wife, psrma-
nently destroy his happiness. and taat The
treatment he has recel we'd at her hands as Ia
established by The testimony, IL OF such q
nature ss Ia render his living with her IN
supportsble.' On the lst of May, ISL, Hunt
married sgsin In New Orleans, and the FOL
lowing July the divorced wife, who, by the
advice OF counsel here, had now appeared In
the New Orleans suit, began an action here
lo{ divorce ON the ground OF his adultery.
Ibe case was tried IA December, iS7O, before
Judge Davis, who held the New Orleans d.
yorce 10 be valid, and gave Judgment 10
favor OF Mr.. Hunt An appeal was heard ON
Monday In the supreme court, general term.
before Judges Brady, Daniels and Jarrett
eN-Jndge John n Porter srguins ne case
for Mrs Hunt, and Edwin W. stoughtou for
MI. hunt Decision reserved " T. rdy,.s.
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THE QuINrEssENcE OF MeANNrss-For
q man who has a large city correspondence,
and has constitutional objections to paying
out bis coin to the Federal government, the
following branch OF business IL picayunishly
profitable: Advertise for q clerk in some
daily paper, state that the salary Is $50 per
mon h, and wind mp with enclose stamp"
benevolent looking old party, with 'specs'
method. and ON the LIST inst. secured $50
stamps, and no one knows how many the
next day. He thus receives good interest on
his nifty cent investment, and the poor clerks
have TO pay IL. II there IL Q meaner mau In
the city let him show up.ISd1s Francisco
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SHERMAN HANDY, Auctioneers,
- bt. CLOUD Building.

VALUABLE LOT ON STREET HOkTH, BIZ.
TWEeN nth and 18th HTRHErS W EST, IN
Tf sis oili' TUB BALE AZ foshio Aoo-
We will offer for sale, ct pub lie suction. In -
front Ct the premises, on MONDAY, the S0th
day OF October, q. ID 1876. ct c!oek ,. N -
part OF Lot numbered eight q IN Square num-
bered three hundred and twenty three, $685. As
q and contained within the following metes and
bounds: Beginning for the same ct point on
street norIh distant twenty five 49, feet east from
tte northwest corner OF said lot, and runuip g
thence east sixteen i6) feet thence south seventy
five (76) fset: thence sixteen 49, feet; and
thence north seventy five (7s) feet to the place of
Terms Of sale One third cash, balance In 90 ual
instruments IN six 90 and twelve (L2l months from
day Of sale, the purchaser to give his notes
for the deferred payments, bearing interest at
The rats Of per cent; per secured BY deed
time OF sale. Convey ancing and reco riding at pae
Cd asers expense If the terms Of sale aud complied
with in five days from day OF sale the right u re-
served % resell the property ct the risk and cost OF
SHERMAN HANDY, Aucts.
Et M 4 incAAkutssSs , Acknowledgements.
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nUNCANSON BIOS, Auctioneers,
u Soushe asst corner 9Th and ID streets q. y

FOUR IOH. KING REFRIGERATOR, oNg
AID ONE TUCKER sPRIHG; ONE R0ss Q.
saSsr SOCK y qHS 9s
TAN eThekT RaILR0Ap, PAR VALUE OF
$40, FOB ACCOUNT OF WHOM IL Hay
O0NOERN. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, October 31st,n
1876, commencing at 10 O'Clock, ia trout OF
our salesroorns, we Will cell the above men
toned goods for cash to cover advances and ]
charges.
Oc.U-X DUNOANSON BROS, A nets,
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UHIvKRsAA =. h. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD rIOKDTs to O iron al points
. reduction Of ONE DoLLAl
upon any other Once o. DEPOT
in this city.
Tickets good sfn used. Dagssss ensekea !arossh.
Apply 70 d. WHITB0ID1.
apl-ly o37 Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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~Some thief stole all the furniture from
the Grand Rapids pest house. They would
put him In jail but Tor the apprehension that
he might break ont In few days.
&"Young ladies should not be deceived
oy this moderated weather into leaving of
their belt buckles. There II Q dampness in
The air which should be guarded against."-
tDmotuy Nescs.
~The last relics OF mans remote suoes-
tors are passed away. In Berlin, the orang-
outang Ii dead, the chimpanze has died
from grief, and the gor1llas health has given
way.
~A medical exchange says that many
men, IL they can't get whisky, WIN get drunk
OF ether. CHOW happy could they be with
ether were rother dear charmer awayI"-
lDorn Pat.
~The cook of an English baronet recent
~ rubbed nsh kettle against him, and, his
noble blood tnmediately taking IRE, he
struck her In ths face. His me amounted
to si25.
~Capt l.. p. ssmetsch Kin and Mr.. N. Z.
Serebrekof, two Russian ON cers, who have
besn representing their government at the
cent0nnial exhibition, are now engaged In
studying the railway, educational, And
manufacturing interesn Of this country.
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UlOWNMAN q GKkEN, AlcuOneers ..

w
TRgsTIEB SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED Real EeTATE ON SOUTH SIDE
OF OIkCOBAn sTRBEr, BETWEEN I6fH
AND l1IH AND QANDR .REETs NORTa.
WEST, C0hSiS1ISG OF nav AND HIS.
GAHT BRiCK DWELLING WITH LAKGe
Ey virtue Of q csed of trust dated AsriI I'D, II
A: d is7s, and duly recorded in Lfbsr No. c;":
$40, folio ~, ct SEQ one OF the lan1 records.&
for the ristrct Of rolumbs. aud at the request of
tie party secured there will sell Of public
ton, in front Of the premises, to the highest bid
der, ON WIDNKsDAY. Novemb er 9Th. a d. 1876,
at o'clock p. 1.-The following sscribsd real estate
siustea In the city of ashiuRton, in said Disri
viz: Lot numbered sixty one (6il in John Tar
toms subdivision OF square Numbered o ne hundred
and sevefy nine 81 rs the same 1, recorded in the
Survey Once OF SAID city september LIST, 1854
together Will the improvements thereon.
Terms VI sale; Uns-third cash, Of which a2O0
must be paid at Time OF sate and rhe bal suce In g.
IL, and Is IN equal psy ments. to be sec ored
By purchaser po'es, bearing interest from day OF
sale, 1t per cent. Per snunm oatil paid, payable
semi anpu Ally, and deed OF trust tbs rremises
sold. Conyeyancing and recording az p7 rcha ser 3
IL terms Of sale OF cam piled W itn in 81 x
days after sale the trustee the ri hi to
sell ct risk and cost Of purcha.er 10 dsfau 1t.
VIM. r. HOkTZ nan, Trus tee,
oct37 dads No. 1921 street north west
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DRoPosAL F0A PUR0HAsI OF SAND,

BN6INEER's OFFICE, DISTRICT OF OorrxBrAl
WASHINGTON ID a., Oct "a, 1873 Z
Proposals will lie received Of this Office until n
O'clock m. on SATURDAY, october 18th, ISIS, tor
the purchase Of tbs Sand on street south, be-
tween Sd and 9Th streets esst. Bids must name Q
round sum for the entire amount Of sand between
fhese limits me purchaser y iii Be allosed to ex
eavate below grade, but will be required 70 give
sstisfaetory bood to redli properly with suitable
mstsrfal 90 srsde and 70 avoid injury 90 sdlacent
GO be completed Nifhin ninety days from notinca-
hon Of acceptance Of bid. The conditions OF pay
and one-half upon com ietion Of work
~ order Of the Commissioners Of District Of Co
(uUbfa. L, aOXIB,
Lieutenant Engineers, q. o. A.
ceu4du Engineer Of District Of Columbia.
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YOUNG MIDDLETON,
i Real Estate Aucrionesrs.
TRUsTEET SALE OF PROPERTT OF TUE
SVhhkk OF 5TH AND STREETS NOkrH-

By vi:tue Of . deed OF trpst to ms, dated -
Jurc 18th, ID 1865. ara duly recorded ia
Liber No SO folio Az e, seq, aud at the re -
uu--t Of the hold-rs tie secured tnerebs.
shall oer Tor tsle ct pubic auction, In front Of tn
pr mises, si4 ooiock m, Oh " SDsASUAY, the
=, day OF November. A - lS-6, the rsilowiI de-
Tee real estate, TO Wit Ali those csrtail pieces
peIceIs If ground climate AZ lying In said Gig
of " akblngtor, and being known ana d-ecrIb bed !,
Lois perto t~ enty nse ,2sD and twsot ,-siX 2o
4" " b. TCdds recorded subdivision of squsrs
mbs' ed eight b ndre ed ~ Line.y -three S93
Terns of the sale: Ousf urh of the purch sse
mo- g, in cash, and the balaoce in six 80, twelve
ID and eighteen 49, months secured BY the notes
Of the pure Be ser and deed OF trust upon the pre-
misses A os posit Of go each lot sill De required
.. lie time VI sac All coryeyaacing st ms pur
with within ten days from the date thereof, the
Trustee the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of toe defaulting purchaser.
VIM B TODb.JR Trustee.
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SABBATARIANIsM OF the old fashioned
sort broke out In the Rock River conference
shape OF announcement against selling
and reading secular papers, the running OF
steam or horse cars, the keeping meat m ar
Sundays. Rev. Mr.. Parkhust OF Chicago is
the author OF the resolutions, and the Tri-
bune seems to hint that his animus is prin-
cipally against street cars, because they
Brother Moody,
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BRODHEAD q CO,
1905 y STREET, BArwErs 18th AND 18Th.
60 Id MD
Fave opened lie OF DRY GOODS Q. prices that
potnng but tbe closest buJins could warrant, AMI
they espectfDlly ask those in Of good q 1ods
call.
Plsct Silks, rs cents and up, (inclutins 9uiuet,
B1lops, and POP son 5 ceiebratec makes:j
Myrtle Green, Seal SrOun, Navy Bloc. aad Plum
Colofsc Cashmeree, double vidth,l 81 per yard
New York Mills Blsacned Cotton l3,sc:
eheettr a. 23c and up:
Canton PlaDn.l. 10 and up;
All Linen Crash, &c per ard;
Splendid Boulevard SKIRTS, SOC aud M:
All Linen Doylees, Soc pAr dozen;
Clarh g best no yard Spool Cotton. Sc
navy B'ue " ster Proof s. per ysri, worth a IS
Button Kid Gloves, 75c
8 Button il Gloves 81 IS;
Bes0tiful Paid Dress Goods and Plain Myrtle
Green. seal Brown, and Navy Blue Twill serSes,
only 3ec.
Our Mr. sucker will be pleased to show these
bargains among many others. and IL Will pay you
60 call.
BRODHEAD q CO.,
octl9-u 120s . str ct. let Eth and 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27
DRY GOODS.

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DREss SHIFTS sn re.dy TO put on, of FOOD
Muslin snd me Linen BOsOms, for only rs cents am
sizes. ~''
Our 80 cent n finished SHIFTS, ir proved, are
e. uAi In value 70 any shirt ia the n srk.t betn an
stsrhtIy msd- and II the best mste isl The same
GENTS SioKwEsR. our own make, very
soSs SHIRTS. Of the b.., material, u,,r,,s.,
cents. '"
Heavy Canton glanI ell ID DRAWERS, rs c. nts: Me-
rfno UrDI RchIbTS, 20 cts el o. Is ana Z II 50
SAMPLES OF sp3 81 the above G Ids n by m al on
receipt OF pTt es Rtvea Cd re . MEGrNNIs' RA n.
IIsORE taiRT FACTORY. rs FaJette street,
IeI2 STREET NORTHWEST,
oct8-tNE Washiu gton, D. q