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THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Jnd0e Wyie.
ceSeS su sI'c s sss Fl
auditors report confirmed. johnson agt.
Metcalf; decree for specific gum. Oyster
agt. WASHINGTON Market Co; order for tax
payment OF alimony. Hill agt Mcnamara
et. al; order for appearance Smith a2t.
Pope; order vaeating, pro confesso, sc. Dis
ton.
POLICE CouRr-Jsaos 6seR.
To-day, John Nelson, grand larceny OF q
coat R worth ss ana s2a 10 money from Hen
Collins, disorderly conduct; IS. Jno. o. BrIen
forfeited collateral. Geo. Smith, q George
town disturber, was fined S. Daniel Moran
decent language on X street southwest, said
she was SO mad she didn't know whether she
swore or not, but she used no indecent lam
guage; So Julia Banks, same charge; S5.
Teresa Smith was fined Is again for swear.
ing. Agnes White was sent down again for
vsgrancy. Saml Doodle. throwing stones on
John III. Schneider. q regular old tramp and
lCafer, was sent down for thirty days to
work In the chain gang. Charles Graham,
exposure. He was run in last night for max
Ing an indecent proposal to Q little white
girl eight years old, TO whom he exposed
himself from an unfinished building. As
there was charge of assault On the little
girl this charge was dismissed, Mr.. BiIney
stating that he had nothing against him.
Anna Reeves, profsne and indecent lau-
guage, was fined IS or work house, from
which she has Just served out tenn. Geo.
D. Thomas, colOred vagrant and suspicious
character, was lent down to the chain gang.
James Wells and TnOmss Nolan, larceny of
S33 in money from James Downs, who test
ned that he got very drunk ana EN- ploye /
these men to take him home in hack. H >
knew nothing more till he woke up next
morning in the Smithsonian grounds with
out cent. Nothing more was proved and
the defendants were dismissed. Michael
al EnsA
wife; $40 and costs or twenty days and S1co
bOnus 10 keep the peace or thirty days iu
jail. b. Robinkiller, assault and battery on
Mary, his wife; $50 fine and 600 bonds to
keep the pee ce six months or stard COM
mitted. Boss Ruffin, assault on Hannah
Kinney; So George and William Rsardou,
threats against Bartholomew Reardon;
plead edilty, and were r: luire ID give
500 bonds och or sixty days In Jail.
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a LoNG-LosT SoN RETpRNs.-The follow.
ing romantic incident 10 told by the Adrian
ago and more Mahlon Lehman, SON OF Jshu
Lehman, OF Medina, left his home for Cali
tornie- FOR time ne was prosperous, and
wrote his parents bright letters OF his sue
cess. Then came reverses, the son wrote his
parents that he should soon start for home
and since that time, for q score Of years, they
the effect that their absent son was dead
The aged parents removed to Morenci, and
the land OF gold. The other evening be wake
Cd into his parents home 1t Merenci, claim.
Ing TO be an old acquaintance OF theirs from
and a. the old lady shaded her eyeG NOM fI1s
lamp ana looked him over she said: "Well.
nov, IL .Pears TO me- have seen you some.
have, said the long lo1t boy, a he en- brsced
ner. But IL was two whole days before the
OLD couple were quite convinced thai the
son Mahlon." sAou
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MUTILArIoN OF CUsrER's MEN.-M.nv
OF u 9 men found dead on Cpster,s fieId W sra
hor1 IDLY mutilated, and mort OF their AZ o,is
smashed by sto0e mallets. Tais vas the
work OF the squsws, WHO swarmed to fSs
battle field, roblDtng and mutilatfng thu
bodies OF the dead and killing the dying ana
when he went into battle 5e5 men and %
officers. or these, 40 men were killed with
Reno and 81 wounded. With Custer were
about 2i0 men In the battle, and 30 be lies
single man or officer who was with Custer
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A TRAVELLING BABY-LssJeyeniugt hsre
came over the B. q D. road rom Fairinoant
20 this city unique piece Of freight in tue
shape OF genuine American baby The
youngster was shipped, In the care of the
conductor, To its mother, who resides on
Main street, In the first ward, and safely de-
liverCd. We did not learn the why's and the
wherefores OF the transient Whcelino Intei-
UgSnceY, &h.
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3 emSvoI,

Frst-cldss Securing and Dyeino.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing 70 his new building, eO6 q street
northwest, three doors west OF 9Th street.
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
OF American or European invention, he is
enabled to do any work in q manner not 70
be equaled by those Lot Possessing these IA
cilities.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells rednished nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, to suit the
times.
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Weather Probaos,StGes To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL orY1czr, {,

For New England and the middle states,
high temperature IN the interior and near the
coast cooler weather than on Sunday, with
easterly to southerly winds, falling followed
by rising barometer and during the night
areas Of rain.
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"A DRAMATIc SUICIDE.-Samuel Leach, a
S1aIpenter, hung himself IN the oemetsry at
5laaelord, Me-, on the sth, first hanging his
-, On DIS wffe's tombstone and placing his
mt ana cane On his sons grave,
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GEORGETOWN.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Latimer b. Ell, q
young man q years old, droppc1 suddenly
dead At his residence, on corner of LIST aud
He IVES reclining at the time on q bed. smok-
ing a cigar with a brother, who suddenly
he ard gurgling sound, and turning, found
his brother Ill. Gong down stairs for assist
ance, when he returned, his brother was
dead. IL is supposed the cause was conges-
ton OF the braiu.
SUN STRoKK.-George Tourney, an ex.
police officer, and now an employee OF the
Great Falls Ice Company, had q sun. stroke
yesterday Afternoon. He was carried 10 his
home and properly cared for.
6RAIN-Schooner Kitty Ann. with 4 sre
bushels of wheat, to Hartley d Bro; scboons Z
Banner, with 500 bushels Of wheat. and 800 by
rail, for ]. q. & ]. N. Waters. Boat Thos.
Thracher, with $50 baleJ OF hay, to II. NJ.
Talbot. Wheat Ii worth from Ellis to 81 80
Ter bughel.
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CONVENTIONS OF IsRAELITES.-To-mor
row, at Willard's hall, Q convention of Is
raeiites will assemble, and eighty-two con-
gregations will be repre- 3ented by about one
three days, and the main object Is the found
ing of q Hebrew college IN Cincinnati, Ohio,
for which 500 600 has been subscribed. They
will also consider the propriety of erecting q
female seminary for the purpose Of forward
ties. fine delegates from this city are
Messrs Simon Wolf, Lewis Abrahams and
Henry Adler, and 1. L. Blout, Henry King,
u, and u. Gusdorf represent foreign consre-
cations. Immediately after the meetiny on
carriages and driven about the city. through
the Soldiers Home grounds, thence tn the
wharf OF the stee mef Arrow, when an eycur-
sion To Mount Vernon will be enjoyed On
Thursday evening the Midsummer's Night
Festival will be given at the Schuetzen park
The Jewish Relief Society, compost of
Two delegates from each GCciety, making
about thirty delegates, will hold q special
meeting Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock, In
Willard's hall.
EXCURSIONS. PICNICs, &C.-The excur-
sion OF the Fifth Baptist Church will take
place Wednesday, the 18th inst. The steamer
Mary Washington will leave the fc )t OF 7.h
street at $50 a. m. and 4:30 p. m, retul ltng
at 20 p. m. See advt
The next Lyceum Bureau excursion will
take place next Thursday D Marshall Hal.
The Be excursions have become very popular
and this one will be esq ,clally well patron
lied.
Toe 4k-street Presbyterian Church (Dr.
Sunderiands) give q me 1nlight excursion
to night, leaving at aud returning at IL
o'clock.
THE "Miut Tonic" at Ebbitt House Drug
store Is delight dl.-Adrt.
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MAD Doc SHor-On saturdsv
mao DOG on the canal road, near Chain h1iaye
plt tour other dogs, killing two Outright. ons.
across the bridge, be BIT several dos enss
otner animals, and was shot q daylight 6y
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DRY GOODS SALE.-A poteworthv incl
cent 10 cry goods VIII be an auction sale in
New York this week of q large CON - on NJ ant
OF autumn dreN fabrics, the prt iQet OF a
prominent Philsdeiphia manufactory. A me
600 cases IN AL are ID be offered; six mon tbs'
much attention In advance. To day t1ere
were goci many Cana dian purchasers in
the market, tuauiriog for prints ana
bleached shirtings.
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OURS THE CRIME AND DIsGRACE.-The
Sioux did, In q manner which characterized
savages, what civilized men might have
done In the same manner under similar cir
cumstances; they attempted to prevent the
right to 1t, and no just man can conscien-
tiOusly declare that the sin and the shame
OF this thing remains With them. Ours is
that retribution has come, swiftly and ter
rfbly, In disaster which will fill many @
household with bitter sorrow.-t Philadelphia
Bulletin.
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81 Uncle Sam 10 rich enough 70 buy rs all
democrats IN Virginia.
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Vascular Excrescences, &C., successfully
treated by DR.. White, 1i16 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel Refers to
the many eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands OF other we'll known personaQes
who patronize his establishment. Hours-S
.. m. 70 p. M. Fee. 81 per visit Established
in Washington in 1861.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been tsspa, 60
Sohn w. Thompson and Mary Jane MulIio.
1nos. "A. Maxtel and Dorothea CroWser,
%eson Irving and Rachel Couutee.
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sYRAcUsAN LoDGEl No. Is, K. OF p. has
irstalE officers for the ensuing year as fol-
". C. VIM. II. Davis, v. c.; +. E. Grant, P
n simmons. M-at-A.; G. w. Hines, L
~ "A. u; Baehe, o. q. The N. OF T. NJ. OF
year, were installed In January.
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WAsHISGToN CITY AND Y. MICA. LIZ
BRARY COMPANY, CoRNnR 9TH AND ID
srknErs-lt should be remembered that
the Washington City and Y. N. @. A. I.ibrarv
Company will deliver books 90 their So D.
scrfoers. Those who live In q distant Dor
Ion OF the city will be glad to learn thai bv
subscribing % this library they can have
boofs rent ID their houses once q week with
out trouble or extra charge.
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THk SIXTH STRxFr HArv ar.Vn IT,
LAY, ln me Equity Court, Judge HyiIe
nnhes tne application OF the District sgainsi
str. e, bSt geen Pepnsvlvan.s ue VS. % on
= sirsst. as q hackstand, and grant me
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ORDINATION OF A CLERGYMAH-Yeater
Gay afterDc On Washington Waller was or
Ian. q 70 tue work OF the gospel mini stry at
tne ist baptist church, South Washiu ton
~ me pre- sence OF an iuuesF conpresaiIon
Revs. A. Green, of Capitol Hill, @. Robinson.
Beul&h Baptist church. OF AlexaDd,ta RI
bayiey, OF Aoyssin mia church, w. JWaIks
OF Snlion, X. - Laws and @. 8. Johnson
cIerk OF fhe church, took part in the service-
The sen mon wss preached By the Rev. w. J.
Walker. We
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A SAD PARTING onldn's Intuition The
wives OF the officers who were killed in the
late Indian disaster seem to have had pre-
monition of evil. When the troops were
ready to move, under Gen. Custer, there was
sad parting. Mrs. Gen. Custer, Mrs. Capt.
Yates and other lie lies hung about the necks
OF their husbands, bidding them q fearful
farewell, and unable to repress their tears
and sobs. This ives an altogether unusual
scene, as the ladies had been accustomed to
see their LORDS depart with confidence and
serenity. On this occasion, however, the
d. eadful event seemed to cast its shadow
before, and clothed In sorrow the loving
hearts of tearful wives.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
'sksAPE.kH HvusG.

4 HksAFEthk NVIeG
Odd POINT, VA. A-A
Pleasantly situatee A. q most desirable 10 ~
eAliiy o1e mile from Fort Monroe. Ths
reeort omands splendd view g ihe gh- .. $3.50
bsy aud the hsrboI Also. erceiieUt fsciiitles for
boating, hshins, sni bathing There IL he'd 90
tne mouse efc1net sround and Nerk nne lawn
ssr further inforHstiou address 4 hANkBrN s
SON, p. o. Box 20. JEs6t
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THE NEW BAvH-HoUsES
II At HlT SPRINGS

- (hsficly apprcsChing completion. = lssI
VIII have capacity ~ TwELvE hTNuREI TTT-l
every twelve hours, 9TH sepsra'e pol and Dress
aud most comfortable tsthue est atl hInent IN the
Ufned Stsfes. The waters vary in temperature,
End range ss high ~ degrees Their great cur -
tive powers In e rheumatism. lnt. Diseases
81 the liver, and numeruus other diseases are st-
test By thoussncs VITO have been cured or greatly
benefited by using them. The DRiNKINs wATKRs
include Iron, Alum, ulphur, and Msgnesia Hot,
Prof. J. \, OABEIL, N; d. University OF yir-
1srs address J a. AUGUST, nanaeer,
Iy8-lm Hot SPRINGS. Hafh counfV.
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"A FLING AT THE PURIrANs.-A Protes-
tant clergyman In Law renee, who was in
In aid Of the subscription 70 the Old South,
returned the book with bis signature written
under the following: 81 have no sympathy
mere Puritan leudmark. The tokens of
such fatth had better be desti Dyed than
perpetuated." The initials Of this minis
ter's name arc B. A. Brown, of st. Johns
"Apeio Catholic" Church, Laurence Aoss.)
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CATARRH, discharges from the head and
all Other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
Hartley demands no fee until the best evil
deDee Of success has been realized from his
treatment. ONCE 500 9th street u. W. 1871:
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A DANGEROUS CURE FOE RHEUMArlsM
At Newburgh, N. Y, Eliza Armour, aged 40
years, was burned to death on the Sth inst.
She had wrapped herself in garments satu.
ttsm, and her clothing caught IRE rom a
lamp, roasting her alive. A daughter of
Mrs. Armour In trying to save her mother's
life was fAtally burned
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~ sigel lights nit TIIden.

SfBVk 1IIOSus !
~Sesside emigrsnts are numerous.
08ct weather for the poor collector.
0Drtve your horses slow this weather.
= Cary says Nilsson II getting stout nv a
TOO assiduous devotion TO porter.
army.
ga sugeestion 70 Sergeant Bstes-Csrrv
the nag though the Big Horn country.
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GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAR? Firstly, it Is
Endorsed by medical men as a disinfectant,
deodorizer, and remedy for local diseases OF
the skin. Secondly, II Is an admirable ar
ticle for toilet use. Thirdly, 1t is inexpsn-
sive. Depot, Crittenton's, No. 9th avenue.
Beauiify without risk with HiPs Iast9atd-
fieotS Hair Dye. S,m,w,f,6
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays
per cent. per anpum on depOsitN for each cali
endar month. Banking hoursQ 8 tn l. Sat
urdays, 10 and 6 to 8. \ ZtS,l4tls
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THE "Miut Tonic" at Ebbitt House Dru,
store is delightldl.-Adrt.
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TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF A BRAVE
SoIDIER-A meeting OF the comrades OF the
tate Gen. Custer was held at the National
potel Saturday evening. Major II. Fl. Fin
ley, OF the 9th Michigan cavalry, was called
10 the chair, and Gen. T.. w. Whita ker late
chief OF Clusters staff, chosen secretary. A
commtttee o. seven were appointed to draft
resolutions 10 be presented To an adjauTn-d
meeting on Monday evening. \ resolution
wss also adoD,; ., ecuesting the Rev. Dr.
Newman TO ofier prayers for Gen. Custe- and
DIS associates who fell in the late battle with
the Indians.
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1T = TIE MS.
Trom q Physician.

HYDE PARK, VT, Feb. Z, 1876
MesSrs. SCI ". F0tCie Is SJsas, Boston.
Gents: ) VI may perhaps remember that
wrote yos several weeEs ago In regard TO
the use OF the PesJsJsdR Syrup for my wife,
who was suffering from general debility, the
sequence Of Typhoid Dysentery. had triel
the most noted ply sicians in this state, and
also In Canada, without relief. At your
Recommendation she commenced the use of
the Syrup, the first four bottles made but
little impression, but while taking the nftn
she began to improve rapidly, and now,
after using ak OF the dollar bottles, she has
regained her strength, and IL able 10 do most
Of the work about the house; and feel that
cannot speak too highly in praise OF the
Pe,tasan Syrup. / have prescribed IL TO
several OF my patients, and have procured
the sale OF several dozen OF IL here. You eau
make any use of this letter you see 1t.
Yours very truly, III. ID. BKLDKN, NJ. ID.
SONOMA CALIFORNIA WINES, the finest
in the mar ket, at Chris. Handlers, oil eth
street, Al Is TO 50 per gallon, sent TO any part
OF the city. 1866
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TILToNs NV Bo0K.-"Alice, please read
ond daughter. OF sixteen, the other da-,
handing her the manuscript Of the first chap
tiers OF his new novel, In which he took ref
uge Immediately after "fhe trial'' was ended.
must 90 TO work at 1t again; let's see how
IL SOUNDS" The bright girl took the sheets
s ana lead In brisk and cheerful voice, turn.
,pg Gown page after page. "Father,n said
the thtrtieth page. "tell me II sheeyer mar.
ILL Ia mat s other man" And, looking up, she
soono mat ne was asleepi ffls3n tells the
is nov adc'og - the manuscript once more.
The tale will be q simple one, sud shortar
oe"eEs, then Tempest Tossed."-lM. y. LEI.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.


no, TOE MARSHALL HALL.
CHRIST CHURCH SUNDAY soaoos
S win give t s.. s.npsi Family HI e.s%
THURSDAY NEXT, 1871 IN TAM.
steemst John W. Thompsan oil leave 9 'trsst
'fss, e 81, !, M .;, .3d , ST. I'D
TiStst:. IS and 50 cents. bloN-
risf cHukca VIII axe si.oe Ii 49,
wIpNEspar: July la.h ls-s seSAKS
vii lave her .ssrf fsa, Z 10 street. At ss NJ
sn T,s ~ M, reeIr f,,S t m;
I YCkUM BUkHAU IXOURsIoas.
MKT TRIP
THURSDAY. Judy Il.
The MARY WARRINGTON viii -
rssrs ~, !, !; sr e,s,o rssH at ss m
rssw T .ss % cents, ct the Holly Tree Lunch
SUNDAY EXCURSION
LADY OF raj LAKE. HsNN
Hereafter spd uptil further notice. IN. 10, :;
s sss aOt N %I ss :.
hours. trip on the Potomac, arriving home prOmpt.
ss .sss.s s slss siss tn.
JeZ-m
FOR CH AR Ia.
The FIST Steamers JANE MosGLEY and J. W.
THOMPSON may be Chartered for
Excursiors at reasonable rates. Ap-l g
ply At Company q Ofhce. foot Of 6:h St je2I I'm
EXCURsiONs TO YHE CAPEs
Th. steamer JANE MosIlxY viii leave EVERY
ssaaOp Tor fcrres. :. eai SSs,s shs
and the Capee OF Virgins, stoppins
vast in eton at o'olork Monday morning. kppiy
1t OompAny's wharf foot OF 9Th ct. Je,l Sm
THE STEAMER HARBIN9ER DAN BE
chartered for four days each . 4IA
I &C, at rates which win enable even smsl p..iiss
TO ENJOY the exclusive use Of the bost.
Js6l I'm Sixth street Wharf.
ADJUSTMENTS.
THKATER C0MIQUE, Eleventh street
bsaoS Pssssy!rasss Asssss.
OPEN THE YEAR RoUND.
Performance EVERY .IeHr Matinee for L.-
SATURDAY ATTERHOOH.
FIRsrCLASs IN EVERY RBsPBC1.
Variety. Drama, Buris.au. and COMEDY novn-y
OLD MOI On E!hibition {NBw No
zse asd sole Ass
u. sHAA..kHff firms, 7r1 a.
:scs s: ga t.,ls s:s h.a '' 'a
Ua . S oee Il s,.1
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture doras asd Tas
ss!s, Ring, Aciis, 3D., In tie Dissriot.
~Pieass remember Name ana Number. yi-b
The Lake Charles echo., 1876-11-16

RRRRFa Publications. We can fur
Hs#b5E5Ba nish all of DR.. FoOTE 8 popular
DHa8ssg Dime Publications. on health and
Kindred topics. "OLD EYES MADE NEW"
without the aid of Doctor Or Medicine Half
million iiii have ave been issned already "ComFoRF
AID CURE FoR THE RUpTUEED" Is a valuable
monograph for those who are afflicted with lhp-
"a, Humanity " relates to the subject of having
people born right. "PHYsIoLoGIcAL MARRIAGE"
gives the latest researches regarding the laws
Governing tcmperameutal adaptation, &C, &c.
legislation concerning the Prevention OF
Conception SPERIAToRRHG2A,' or Sem
inal Weakness with evidence Of its durability.
t'CRoUr. its causes prevention and cure, 1nVal,
children. "CoLD FEET causes, prev entton
and cure. Any one of the foregoing Dino
Publications viii he sent by mail, postage pre-
paid, on receipt of ten cents.
The Lake Charles echo., 1876-11-16
WATEIRS1

NEW SCALE PIANOS
are the best mode. The touch elastic, and
fine singing tone, powerful, pure and ey en-.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
can not he exceIIed in tane or beauty; they de-
fv competition. The Coacerto Stop Is Gne
Tmitat on # the ljunun Voice.
PRICES EXTREMELY LOW for cash
duriog this Month, MONTHLY Instnlmrpts ro-
ceived on Pianos, $40 to $20; Orgu, s. So 10
$40; Second hand instruments, So 10 S.
monthly after first ! e oS,t. Agents wautol
A liberal dis ount to Teachers, Minister,
Churches, Schools, Lodges, &c. Special IT,
ducements TO he trade ILLUSTRATED calalaFq i
mailed. HORACE WATERS 4 SONS All
Broadwa% New York. I}ux s g..
The Lake Charles echo., 1876-11-16
sIaE.Ea II E9S SALE.

Thomas II. Lyons vs. AT Moss 81 Bros. et
als--The State Of Louisiana -6th Ju-
dicial District Court Parish Of Cal
casiea.-N 4l2.
T1Y virtne of writ Of fleri fitcias Isl
i'd sued and to me directed from the
Hon. Court aforesaid / will offer for
aale ut public auction nt the Courthouse
door 81 this parish, IN tho town Oh
Lake Charles, Ba., on SATURDAY,
the 18th day pf November, A. u 1876.
within legal hours of sale, the following
described property, seized IN the above
numbered and entitled suit to wit
Al certSin CAIN or account against
James Mum Co, now in liquidation,
for tie sum Of Three Thousand two
hundred aud tifty-one l1-IG0 dollars
one Steam Circular Saw Mil Land build
ings, together with the machinery,
saws, curiuge cars, headblocks, and
everything. thereto belonging and APP
pertaining, known as the Moss Mill
situated on Irahan's Lake, in Calcasieu
parish. LIN.
TFRMs This being the second offer
ing. the said property will be adjndi-
Gated to tile last and highest bidder for
whatever it will bring, ut twelve months
ere dit. Purchasers furnishing bond
and secnlity according to law, bearing
eight per cent per annum interest,
from day Of sale, and special mortgage
and vendors privilege retained on the
property sold until paid
DAVID I'll. LYONS, Sheriff.
Per JUTIEE RICHARD. Deputy Sheriff.
Lake Charles. La, Oct 26, 1876.
. sHERIFF's SALE.
Alfred Moss vs.. James O. Lecoq-The
State Of Louisiana-Parish Court
Parish OF Calcasieu. - No. l6l.
DY virtue of d writ of .ferie faciaS is
I'D sued and to me directed from the
Hon. Court aforesaid, / will offer for
sale ut public. action, to the last and
highest bidder, for Cash, at the Court
house door of this parish in the town of
Lake Charles, La, on SATURDAY,
the I'd day of December, A. d. 1876,
within legal hours Of sale, the following
described property, seized in the above
numbered and entitled suit, to wit:
A certain tract of land lying and
being situated on Trahan's Lake, in
Calcasieu parish, and described as per
patent No. 10 052, dated Mt Baton
Rouge, La, March 27, 1861, MS beng
the Southwest Il of Southeast "a of
Section IL, Township II South, Range
10 West, Southwestern district Of
Louisiana, containing forty acres, to-
gether with all tho buildings and i'm
provements thereto belonging and APP
pertaining. Seized to satisfy said writ
ID. I'll. LYONS, Sheriff.
Per JULIEN RICHARD, Deputy Sheriff
Lake Charles, La, Oct. 26, 1876.