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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

LAST month 2,25s bales of cotton were
shipped from Somerville. From July
lst, 1876, to January lst, 1877, the slip
merts amounted to 6,2I7 bales. For
the same months the previous year only
4,O53 bales were shipped The general
opinion is that the cotton is now nearly
all sold and that the shipments from this
time on will be very light.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

THE Legislature of Mississippi incor-
porates ten military companies.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

TEE widely known lay-evangelist, P.
P. Bliss, perished in the Ashtabula dis
aster As a worker and singer of sacred
songs his name is familiar in both conti-
nents. In his death the American
Church has lost a great and noble
worker
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

A BILL has been introduced in the
Legislature reducing the salaries Of
county officers
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

ITis the general opinion thrOuhout
the West that the country is standing on
the precipiee of bloody and terrible
civil war, and that the Democracy should
do everything in their power to avert it,
bat never sacrifice their manhood and
all their rights as free people.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

GEN. l. NGsTREET declares for the
NichoIl' Government in Louisiana.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

GRANT, by formal orders to General
Auger, says that the Packard Govern
nent Is entitled to recognition.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

THE unreserved statement of Crapo,
q Republican on the Louisiana Investi
eating Committee, that the alleged out
rags in that State were in the main
fabrications, and that the 0inkston tor
ture was simply an outbreak of blacks,
and so far as the election is concerned
there was no doubt that the Democrats
carried the State, has thrown the Sen
ate wing particularly into spec chless con-
fusion. Comments on this extraordin airy
refutation Of the Sherman report have
formed the main staple of conversation
The deduction drawn by careful men
are to the effect tina. the bottom is be
ginning to drop out of the tub built by
Chandler and his junta.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

BES- Correspondence is solicited tro"a
all parts of the county. PIease to gre
as the netcs an 6rief, 1sith yo1'' proper
uame.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

WESTERN DEMoCR,T claim that the
inauguration of Hayes wouIi sound the
knell f,r the downfall of the Republic,
and that what was worth fighting for in
l776 is worth fighting for IN 1876.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

The public peril recognized By i'm
minse assemblages in Was hington, Ohio,
and Indiana, January 8, the New Or
leans Anniversary
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18
TmE 3 UN.
1877. NEW YORK. 1877.

The difsrcrt editions af The sUS durIrz the rex.
Ta-sai- TIE naily vIiI on eek dnvy b. -r.s
oi 1JurVaE aud Sundays sheet II yht ua~r.
% broad ruiu1a Will zIe weekly edition will D..
sheet - esEHt ages ~ ts came dimensions cLassr-
ter that are already familiar fri uds.
IIIE SUN wI.l c'truus - be the strenuous pa-e.ra
n reform and cLEsut and of the 4uIf4 4f4.
trHer fmaeriiry a1d frLat i0 tie ton Of ~
c afaITs lL VIII e1uferu fYF the zrv-rnrnrnf r
people hy thg pecPe nad for tH- people. opposed
EgFerH1"ut by frauds IN the lIIrt box fr th comet
1EE 90 votes fut rceu By uliftlrr violence IL viii IN
ceaF5T % supUy rs -e4dsrsa body not far from
Iaitil'n o. ftu s-N1fI Eaost careful cnmuls-e ami
I lT tais purpose utra~ToHz ard carefully Fsls7ts
sHH 2t reporters end corr8Sppud-u,s It's reports T-
asl+hEtau. esselaIiy W1. be fsli. aceu,
ess Hua u vii dpubt-Es "Hnt'1ge deserve suTa
che hatred Df those who q TIuud ra the T=ras-
HrT OF rT ufurTlrr what TIE law -~rs give them
"Gh- it Nil e"a-av0- q, mcrit the condI-rg- Of the
1' '~l''i''-. q '' At.laa.lh-d TnE-r-
The price of tine dEiy SN b. IS cents 0u+l
e. - year post psIu, or with .hs Sussly edith - ~
Inc s-SDAY edition a!ous eight pages. q % yaz..
post raid.
Tie wETKIY sJv. sigt, pages n r. l-7-i e.,am.
Wi'l Do furnished darIaB ,il ~ i- r-ta 'i q -
rhs benefit of thi- lnI~c rrseaff.n f-- 'ha Fr-..s
rate i"F THE NTIKlI ca1 D. ss.'.' 'E geo % .' e. D.
s-rTIsTs vIruGlf rre He~=7s fv .l
the same time = agv 81 oar l...
teudIrr uur ci-ra 'at ION. vf E--. rH
aHa every s-ca Te--1n vfIa -aa". a.r
zarfhers {. rom place u-I. De r
the f.s..r f.r himself without eaal ..E.
v-ar postage rsfd. the expenses 'l HT.r.
q rsEErr. nrts cons .-7T'ss 20
ami the ru4. fr II ftE l1Hts Ets. he r=
f.e r...E -.H-la-- ilIE EF-tE F5E- r...-
paper FuH ...-f IN tHr Wara, rGu
Tie yeIy -rs. A-4rsss
TF.- -UN. New Eor= G..g. p. T.
delIt 90
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

w. A Lowe, of Hardeman, has been
elected Doorkeeper to the House.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

JUDGE BAILEY leads in the Senatorial
race, and ere this has been elected
Harris and Bailey-ia these men centre
strength, briIlianey and purity, the tri-
une virtues fttiugly belonging to the
highest end best Senatorial development
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

Hon. GEO. w. JULIAN, in his great
speech at Indianapolis, said: Let the
conspirators be warned in season BY
every lover of regulated liberty that
millions of men will be found ready to
offer their lives as hostages to the sac
redness Of the ballot as the palladium of
our liberty.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

FEARFUL destruction of steamers, coal
boats and RATS at Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnati by the ice-driCt.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

IF too much Importance is attached to
the bIathering of the bowling idiots of
the two parties, a peaceful solution
seems impossible, but the strong deter
mination of the Teople to have peace>
full inauguration of the man entitled to
the Presidency has an influence which is
steadily growing.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

, LiKEWRS NEVER Known BEFoRE.-We
5 ne CINCINNATI Weekly Star. ine eight
page. fortylght column paper, independent IN poll
TCs and bTi fttt of good reading matter, for 81 90
per yeaT.a It is the largest paper in the United
States for the Zach subscriber will receive
COPY Of The 6saAtlLrL elsg-aEtag- IA POOR,
THE poor MANS FEsLEfN d. Size. 2dNS4
inches picture that ICod grace aIty drdl0Bg
the land. We alSO send to each SU1scTjher copy of
the SEnn Illustrated Almanac. p Cts extra
must be sent Tor packing and mailing premIu
ESE-S pecial Inducements to gents. To any person
desiring to get UP club, will send a pie copy
Of the picture aud canyassers outnt on receipt OF
25 cts. Specimen copy Of the paper free. Send for
one before au bscFfbEEasg for any other.
THE STAR, 80 Walnut St, Cincinnati, o.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18
july 20 '76 -1y

2 q q q Can't be uads ~ every agent every month
,1J - SJin the business furnish but those willing
y - work easily 4 dozen dollars Rday
right in their localities. Have explain
here. BUsiueFs pleasant and honorable Women aud
boz ami girls do we'll as W. viii furnish
cornpets outfit free The Jssinass pays better team
anything else We viii bear expsu of starting vuu
Particul hrs free NritC and Farmers and
les. their and dluEisgs and all classes
Of paying work ac home, should writs tnd learn
ali about the work Sow the Don
delay. address TRUE Co.
July %, 10y. sVgUsTA MAINE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18
Ole 8nllGtim.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18
LETTER FROM HON. CASEY
YOUNG.


YOUNG.
HIS VIEWS ON THE PO-
LITICAL SITUATION,
HnleEmperate sells
will destroy. FOrbear-
anCc will Win,
Wise StatesHnanshIp and
Conservative Patriot
ism Demanded.
Devotion 10 the Honor
and Interests OF His
Constituents,
A Peaceful Settlement of the Presi-
Dental Question Susceptible of
Solution by the Inaugural
tion of Tilden and
Hendricks.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

Bolivar, Tenn, Jan. IS ls77.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-18

HIS VIEWS ON THE PO-
LITICAL SITUATION,
Evening star., 1877-11-13

Harvard accepts sle's challenge fer q
race IN eight-oared coats, and chooses New
Londen, Conn, for the place.
~ Robert Addy, former captain OF the
dismissed from the club.
~ Miller Brothers cutlery, factory, Merf-
den, Oonn., was partially burned Saturday
night. Loss estimated At so 900.
So The treasurer OF Clermont county
(Ohiol has discovered thai he has been rob
Ted of s24 900.
sSDr. Cornelius r. Bogert, one OF the
Oldest practicing physicians in New York,
died on Saturday.
~Speaking OF Morrissey's election, the
Graphic remarks that 'the Senatory condi-
ton OF New York gets worse and worse"
- Henry NJ. Stanley, the African ex-
PIorer' arrivei al Cape iowa, Cape OF Good
Hope, on the 2lst ult.
nS-M. Grevy has been elected permanent
president 10y the French chamber OF depu-
HS-Another aerouaut named Derby, has
PAID the penalty OF his folly, In England,
with his llfe. After brief seriel excursion
he was thrown from the car and dashed %
pieces.
ns Never hold a religions conference in
an opera building. Lord RaistOck went 10
take his seat on the platform at Clifton con-
Terence ana in Immediately disappeared down
the trap.
~ To Sir Samuel Bakers suggestion that
q negro never tsmes wild animal the re-
ply has been made that In the southern
states tbe negro has really domestic ated the
coon.-LN. y. Herdid.
EF-The barometer is rising rapidly, but AZ
might just as well dra A. of the track. The
gas bill has oistanced IL so far, since cold
weather set in, that ~ never can get in
lHaWkege.
sSCommon laborers are now earning I'm
this state and Ia Louisiana from $50 70 SIS
per month, yet we are constantly hearing OF
starvation and strikes in the north. Labor
ers, come south TsckS5Ug Herald.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

WICKED SENsATION OS THE EASTERN
SHoRk.-A CORES poadeut OF the Whining
Ton tpei.' ErsyW ECeuuty ant Com ltcncidH
states that peculiar elOpemsut took place
m caroline CoIuty, Nd, on the Jth instant.
Miss Msiue NicKs, young, pretty aud
Wei 10 ID lady, was engaged 10 Oe married
on the stb 10 Rev. Mr.. Berryman, pastor OF
tte Southern Method - Chgrch a. Newtown.
worcester county, and he was pres snt at the
appointed hour, bu. Miss Weeks did not put
IA an appearance. Ca the previous Sunday
a. Il Monday she was on a visit 10 a frlead az
Mhteleysburg, and Monday evening she
supped out back door and Joined a young
man named Alfred kaughley, OF Green's
toro'. They were married ald i'm msilately
leit FOR Philadelphia. The affair has created
quite sens alton IN the county, and no Sa;is-
iactory exp i3nRtion % the matter has been
given.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

lJSACY AND SAD DEATH oF AN In
TANpEp BRlDE.-J uSt two weeks agp Mss
Lizzie beitr.c'., a reslaeu' OF tlis city, IN
company wita her intended husba ad "a GEN
lltnan from Vermont, called ~ the resi-
dence OF Father Jones for the purpose OF get
uhg married. THE gentleman being n siran-
ger here was not aware that license was re-
qulred, but when told a. was he started 10
gel tue necessary documelt. w.en 20 the
great surprise ot inoSe present NJ is DIETRICH
began 10 cry out, no aklus "A terrible noise,
ana tearing her ciO-ning. br. Fsniney was
called an agd pronounced her insane. she
was remover 10 her nome, rom there 10 the
almshouse, wlere an tgquisttiOn was held,
NE jury rendering verdict declaring her
insane. Ol fucsdag. - .tDber ..0.l, she was
taken 10 Moaievieg n Dspital. Frsierick
OeruOCa Macs.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

PAROLE AND Ten BRJECK.-Mr. Pierre
Ioriilard offers 10 match Parole-a gainSt Ten
Broeck or any horse in this country for from
el0 90 10 S2p 0co for a race OF two or thres
miles I'm jerome Park or Al Louisville. Mr..
hHTper sa. that he Will not make "A IN atcll
or bet dollar on any horse IN al ne owns,
but he has agreed TO let Mr.. Price, Al. Nc
Gratn and other turfmen OF Kentucky have
control OF Ten Broec6 TO atch him against
Parole CT any other horse In the country for
a race OF TIE Louisville course next spring.
Mr.. McGrath and others say. that they will
make The match, as they are very confident
that Ten Brock can beat Parole.-INY Saa
Evening star., 1877-11-13
NUNUAEs0g BROS, AuotiOneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF lM PROVED PROPERTY
EUCATEDUS Tw ESII THIbD STREET. BE-
TWEEN e 4 Nd n SHEETS NDRrHNE rs +.
By virtue Of deed of trus; TO the suoscrl5- "A
eTs, dated l., csnlber 18th $50, and recorded .a%
In Lloer No 81 toli) $50, et seq, o9e of the&
land records Oi Nashn gtol county, District of Oo-
unola and az the written re!ues OF the parties
cured thereby, i sell pubic auct on, % the
h ghe-t bidder, on WEDN ESDAY, the 2Sta day Of
Move Umber, A. u. 1871, ia front of the pren'sss, al
IA O'Clock p. m part Of lot numbered six Is D, n
tquare numbered fifty six ltol and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning Ter the shme at the southwest
Der Cf said lot thence raining north sixteen Il5l
feet; thenc ce east hundred ard th ty seven feet
al two and half Incl hes lS feet "a nes thence
south sixteen To- feet tn nee west place of De.
ginning, together th the i'm prov nj,
OF a Two story Frame Dwelling Houss.
Terms Of ssle One third cash; the balance in
equal payments. st 8, II and Is mon tbs after date
for which the notes Of the will bs tax
tearing interest at the rate of per cent per aDnun
TIL paid; interest able nj usly; said not
to be secured by deed Cf trust property sold
deposit OF Sl0J required at the tim, of SALE Con-
yeysncing q; purchasers cost. The Trustees re:
nOtice, at purchasers cost if the terms of sale are
not complied with within five days after sale.
PHILLIP Il. LARNER,l -.
TH0S. II. OALLAN, AFeses'
Evening star., 1877-11-13
AUCTION SALES.
DowNhAh sKkEs, anoIloHssT..
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
IIs AFrERAooS A

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL E3
fAfe IN 1HE UJUATY-
=, byNulne OF dsed o. q ust beArl1z fats - -
tu5 ,-vn CAY ~ gu.e, A l.. SO ana duly r. -
corded N Liter 9so- folio one Il the sad -
records Tor the tistrlct Of Oblunbis - IA eli II
bbc al tion the higs - OiGd sr, upon tae prr-
mise-, o. MuN DAY, the 3 n dsy II soveno-r' A
ID. 1877, a. 30 O'ciosk o. an . all ia - rraII
piece ~ rSrcss q land, situate sn1 b. "A tue
eourfy of a,h'uEt q. IN the sirict q q .igmot.
d ms north Ofthv boundary Of the ei OF wlsIing
known la tie subdIy sion among L5Netay PAiro :.
tens original iot four OF MD Mits, - iot.
SIX o. and even i7 aud that part Of lot 81 cao
teihias II -h'y IN nuntredths - -bYi Il an .cra
tskeu cf the west ~iae o; 10 i've 80. as o o-
bounded by line parallel 10 said vest line # ol v
lol, telEg I az ssms Oserty con geye1 10 Hear e
Psiro his share % the esta sui By him lNeyad
10 Chsrio> II n ~ aI-ad, ana oy aid Hul neal on
Vtytd 20 said Y air. Dy Jeed tuiy reco -d-d
Te1ms OF "a e: Oae third casR. agd tue residue IL
Two equal los a uleuts st six aud tselNe mJatis.
VIII ibferesi fr m the DAY IL sale, tue deferred
ments TO De secured by a. Ell OF trusf the prem
Is o. or all cash at the op iOl & the pure A
dePos1i Of : % Ill b rvqsir st ia tine Of .ae,
aio III The rms ut sale are not cOmpl ed -ith Itnta
ss'eb dsTe al er -aie tae fais reserves rEht
chaser, Al Ger one ~eekis mott Ia some ueS-p.ps
puollsned Ia the city Of Washington. All convey
anclne At the cost Of ths pur, ha.-r.
cot-2-mwthSds JOS. Il. BbADLEI, Trustee.
1THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. on
atC'unt oI The ves her, u"ti TUESDAY, n wen
De l3. laT, same hour aud place.
By rd-r II the Trustee.
nove-d&ds J. ii. BRADLEY, Trustee.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

TEMPERANCE Is RELArIvE.-Lydia A
Mckinley sued the United states Life In
surance Company for 5000 on a policy on
the life OF her husband, Charles Mckinley,
who died in lS5. The defence was that in
April, lsb6, when the policy was issued, the
deceased represented untruly that ne was
temperate, when In fact he was very intem-
perate. Jucge Robinson, in the court OF COM
mon pleas, before whom the case was tried
yesterday charged the jury that what was
temperate In one man might be very intem-
verdict for 5000, including interest.IM Y.
uogld
Evening star., 1877-11-13
TEITID STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

By virtue of an order Of the Supreme Court OF the
sale, for cash, at the auction rooms Of Thos. Dow
ling, 20; HOO Psnnsyiv suis avenue north vest, on
10 o'clock m. all the right, tifle, ciai@. and IN
terest Of the dsfeadaats in and 20 the follow
ing Pres, one Gordon Printing Pres, one CAbiaet
and TyDe, three Imposing etooes, three kegs Rrfet-
levied and seixsd g the property Of ". Dorsey
knight and Frsaklin knight usdsr attachment No.
IR1Dx DOUGLASS, o. 8. Aarshal, D. O.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
WASH. b. wILLI,N,. Aus, > = nI;is'oss :; IS az,
II ID. wABNER, RoaI E.tatg AucdJue5r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT TwO-STDRE
DAIRY, NEAk NORTH CAPITOL Sr2EEr.
By Virtue II deed Of tfl-t d>t"l -
ber No, to2, f0O a., one Of the lsui Uec5rls *
Tor the III ,tIiS Il Columbia, ami a. ths Tells q
the party eec1red thereby, ! shaa s-.l, Il public
auction, in front Of the premises, MONDAY,
No, eneeT 20 h, ls77, at O'Clock :. the llll ,w
ing described Tea estate siusts Ia city % wash
n StoD, ID. o., 90 wit: AL thar piece or par
ca of gryUI kl OSu ani described LO: numoe 4
O hundre 6nl fifty two, il52l. OF Hoses h dis :
3 sl.ion of certs llts in square numbered six
hCndte ed aud fifteen, t5l5 tOgetDt with the I'm
IrOyemeEts, dc.
FERNS: c.1J. with interest a. 10 psr csat. per
aLnEm from CctSber 5tn, 80, % daI OF sale, ID
Of sale, in cash, and TIE oa,ance and
Twelve tbs, tor ct the res Of the purchaser
ID airing tnteTss. from the day Of >aa, aud b.
deco 81 trust on the prope-tg slld, will be tskel
de pOsit Of 100 VIII be required of the
AT the time f sale, aid al cOnveTEnciuS a. the
eNpeI sc Of tie purchaser
MARTIN y. R9H 2ER. Trustee
J. Y. COEDN ELL, eslesmsn. noVI8 ED
Evening star., 1877-11-13
N,5AsH. B. WILLIAMS, AUouoaesr.

TIL SrEEs SALE oF VALUABLE REAL
ATE, ON SrBEET NORTuM vest, Ba-
- AhN IBTu AND 2pTH cTkE@fs
L} virtue - Gee1 a. .fC-l. dateJ HAs 1t. l--,A
-. h54, aud duly recorded a. g.ibor n. "a, ~
touo ,, &C, II she land rrcuri- Tor ssh -
mgtou county. u. C., aud hy the written hlGIts
OF tttc party secured thereby, I WiA sell pullc
suctl "a. on SAT- kDAG, Ihe "a a dAy Ut Ssy-ln-
Der. \. ID. lsll, NJ ,Jck .. "a, Ia front Of tue
premises R!l the western cart u J0t numb red -
- III Square numb red Eighty i've So in the city
OF " sshustoa. with all the im Prove Deuts
The said pat Il said Lot fronts IS fees street
aro runs back the tell PHI Of said Lot, aat very
Ies tab.e properly.
Terms VI sale: One-ihird In cash, Of Which : i.-l
must be paid at SAFE the deferred ., o. g.
u aud ! months, VI = tterest y. IN 81
cent r snDum. payable Qurft'r ysa-iy, abs So
cured by Deed u t.ust 20 the sAtlsfActi'l II the
trustee. Terms - b fully comp pliei "a Wt-niu
sin dap after the day Of ssie. otYerW ths Trlsp
ressrYts tho rgh resell the property ths ri-k
and cost OF first purchaser, after week "a
All convey ancins ct purchsser cot
WM. n WARD, Trarse.
WASH. II. WILL Ans. Auc. npslSH.tk1-
Evening star., 1877-11-13
DIED..

CARPE NTER. ON Monday, November lssh, lE7,
LEvA ROMANO CARPEsTER. daughter Of George
" and Hen eta l. Gar penIer.
Funeral W al take place on "Wednesday aftern oou
AZ ~ o'clock, from the residenoe OF her parents. No.
lOl3 street northeast.
MILLER. Monday, 18th November, ls77, ct 4-D
a. m, VIRGINIA :. MILLER, belOye1 y lie Of g. n.
Miller, in the e21 year Of her age
Funeral services st her lAte residence, street,
between Al and Sin streets yufhwest, We sesdsy,
the l4th instant, At clock .. m. friends Of tho
family are respectfully invited % attend.
MANSFIELD. Oa November l3th, lS1, JOHN =.
EANsFIELD, an the 18th year Of his age.
tuneI al will take rlsce st his late resdence, 0lp
10th street southeast ~ ~ O'Clock W ed oesday
Friends aud relatis 80 are respe fully inviesa %
atteLo. Virginia pagers please copy I
Evening star., 1877-11-13
STEAMERS. &c.

EOR POTOMAC RIVER LlASDINGS-
\ Untll further notice tine scesnisr 49,
MAITANO, Captain Wm. Fl. 3; les, S-ASaS3N
VIII De run as fellows: Leave Wash sx.nEz.zE.nsso
~ ia sIgn fr0m sth.stI set wharf, every MONDAY AID
THURSDAY MOEHlNGS, sf O'Clock, for all
Landlngs as Tar down as Homini; returning on
TuESDAl and FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR-
DAY MORNlHG at O cisck, for all Landings -
M down a. Mac hodoc, stop ping at Brick House and
Little ferry Landing; returnns on SUNDAY.
3uire at q. l.. Sc GRIFE'5 Coal 0ttcts, lll4 aud
Jas Pennsyivsnis avenue.
marSltr VIM H. KILEMOH, AGENT
Evening star., 1877-11-13
EHAs. w. HANDY, Auctioneer,
" SOC 7th street northwest.

Ip PE0PERTI on sTEEEf MEsf, BIZ;
NEW JEsssf kVEauS SokrHw ssf,
BEING hOuss No. %.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated 0ctobsr -
10, 1876, aud recorded I'm ons the land records
for the District Of Columbia, in Liosr sAss
thereby, ve will offer for sale, st pubic aactioa,
TUEeDAI, the 9Oth day q anovenosr, A. D; ls7
lot Of ground known AMI dating suishea as lot nun
bsrsd ssseoy nse l1s, Of Aoaet ,. Kelly, trustee,
hundred an Iveuy eight f61s), With improvem snts
tnerSon, oonsist1ng Of twe-story and basement
Tern. Of ale: One third cssb: balance In 9, u aud
- months. With interest st Per cent. psr ennum,
deDosit Of eAp vili be rsq airsa ss time q sale Al
oonveyancfns ct parehassrS cost Terms 20 be
com plied with In sesen days, otherwise ths Trus-
tees re0ervs the rishf % ress the propsry nj the
risk and coa Of the defsultng Durohassf, after ve
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