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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-14
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
AUGUSTA COUNTY.

No. 50O.-Ihe Care of the F0u2o-
tains-This wonderful natural curiosity,
with or without the farm and hotel, is OF
tered for sale on the most reasonable terms,
indeed the greater part of the purchase
money may not be required to be paid for
years. The farm consists OF lO9 acres OF
land, plenty OF wood and water orchard,
&c. The main building contains some 12
rooms. Price, low-tor such property.
No. 477.-209 acres of excellent
middle River" land, six miles from Staun-
ton, Va; "a acres in timber, small log dwell
ing. $25 per acre, one-third cash; the rest
in l, 2, 3 and years, with interest.
No. 437.-l37 acres of land, about
one mile distant from New Hope, Augusta
county, Va; dwelling, two-story frame,
rooms,; good outbuildings, orchard, DC
Any one desiring snug, cheap little farm,
had better apply soor. Price low and
terms OF payment easy.
No. 470.-300 acres, five miles from
Staunton, Va, on the "old Greenvile road :"
in a good section. One-halt cleared and
mostly in grass. Good barn, and about fifty
choice fruit trees; plenty of water. This
farm will be sold very low, and after cash
payment of some fifteen hundred dollars is
made, the rest may be paid in five equal an
nuai payments with interest.
@rAll persons desiring further in
formation concerning the properties
above described are invited to confer
with J. B. ODER,
March 10 Frostburg' Md.
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PIEDMONT REGION.

Prices Lou and Titles UnqucStionadlc
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Frostburg, Nd, July 10th, 1877.
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BLANKS! BLANKS
S.s~-~-
BLANKS!

A an effective substitute for the expen-
N siVe processes now employed to en-
force tln collection of debts we have print
cd and AVE for sale,
BLANI FORMS OF NOTES,
whereiri,he t.btor acafoes all rights of er-
emptioR hder he Attachment Law, passed
in 1874. Vhereuon the creditor can recov-
er before pur 0lo authorities, as was for
merly thecase.
The form was ppared by an attorney,
and is as e.slly fill as check. 1t pro-
yides fully for Unlawful collection of
debts in a way ecorincal to both creditor
and debtor. Priceper hundred, $l.75;
less than ON huLdre cent each.
Address JOURNAL,
June % Frostburg, Md
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-07-14
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Imported 4y +. s. Cooper, for H. c. !SAa
Barton, Aayyiand, Nay ii, 1877.
Evening star., 1877-12-11
The District i'm Congress.

BILL To SETTLE UNADJUSTED DAMAGE CLAIMS.
MIR. Hendee's bill. introduced i'm the House
yesterday. authorizing the District Commits
SiOneTS tO receive and report Upun unadjuSted
claims for damages. provides that the Com
mi>siOHerS are authorized and directed To give
public notice for ten days in TWO newspapers
published in the District for all persons hav-
ing UEadiu~'cd claims for damage 10 real
estate 10y reason Ot public Improvements or
repairs i'm the District that have not been pre-
Sented Tor settlement To the late Board OF
Public Works or Board of Audit. OF il pre-
SeEtcd were not adiUdicated upon their
merits. tO present the same. with the proof of
such damage. under oath. To the said Commits
SioneTS. before October lSt. 1S7S when the
Commissioners shall thereupOn examine such
claims. taking into consideration any special
advantages or EenetitS the property damaged
may derive from said improvements or repairs,
and determine the amount that such real es-
late So damaged may he ePuitahy entitled to
receive. and shall make tabulated report of
The same tO Congress On the first Monday in
December. ISIS. together with such recon-
msndatiOn for their settlement aS may seem TO
them best IN the premises: and il i hereby
declared that no claim which shall not have
been presented a. above authorized by Octo-
her lSt- lN1s. shall hereafter be considered, but
fore said date shall I've taken and construed as
> perpetual bar I" the prosecution thereof be
fore any tribunal hereafter"
HOLNEAD CEMETERY.
The bill introduced in the House yesterday
by Mr.. Money Miss. transfers all the right.
title. and interest of the government i'm square
lc.. IN this city. known aS HolmeadS cemetery
To the American Printing House for the Blind
fo Re used by said institution for the purpose
Ot providing educational facilities for the
blind. The board of regents may sell any part
Or the whole Of said square. but the proceeds
of such sale shall he exclusively invested i'm
sites for said institution. or in the erection of
suitable buildings, or in the endowment of
profeSsOrShipS: but before making any diSpo-
Siiion of sand square. the board of regents shall
remove all bodies remaining inferred there to
s'me ~ her suitable burying ground, together
with the tOmbStOneS. Sc.
Evening star., 1877-12-11
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at GAS p. m., and
xtinsUiShpd at An a. IN.
j. SkilingtOn sends GOdeg's Lddy'S Book
Tor January.
From j. g. Parker, SIG 7th street we have
the New York papers in advance of the mails.
See card of T.. w. Whitaker. 143l PennSyl-
Nania avenue and 2s AZ street.
Union Lodge No. p. Knights of PythiaS. are
attending the funeral of the late Jacob Wag-
Last evening. George Curtin n butcher. re-
siding at s13 9Th street northwest. while at
work cut his right arm with knife, Severing
some OF the small arteries.
Last evening AT SeatOn hall. there was quite
a large crowd To witness the match game of
billiards between Maurice DAILY and Cyrile
Dion The game resulted DAILY 80: Dion. 212
Yesterday afternoon while Mr.. X. CTuit and
fapt. 4. H. ROdieT was out riding. at the cor
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
fhe horse ran away and Mr.. Crujt was thrown
out and badly bruised.
John Pope II0dnett continued his argument
before subcommittee of the District of Co
mmIia committee This morning in favor of
the claims of the workingmen to whom moneys
are due and unpaid by contractors under the
late board uf public works.
The Labor Exchange lahOTing men set tO
work yesterday fillng up the old canal, south
west OF the Capi o.. at fifty cents per day
TooIS were furnished by the District. and the
men are to receive their pay from the Labor
Exchange.
The workingmen'S procession tomorrow
night viii he formed promptly ut six O'Clock in
fTont uf the City Hall. and after making the
circuit uf the principal streets with torches
and tTaESparences viii bring up at F0rd'S
Opera House where addresses will he made.
Another temperance mass meeting was held
last night at Dr. SundrTiand'S church. on ~
street. Rev. Dr. Gray in the chair. The at
tendance was very large and considerable en-
Ihu>iaSm was manifested. Many short al
dresses were made and lnS persons signed the
pledg and received the blue ribbon.
Miss ApOllene Alexander, daughter Of Col.
q. Nj. Alexander. of This citv. who was badly
burned i'm the exhibition room Of the VaSSar
Seminary. ut PDUghkPpU~it. Y v. some three
weeks ago. is out of immediate danger of
death and may recover Her dress took fire
from the fO1tlightS and her arms, breast. aud
neck We're terribly burned. and for some time
her recovery was dOUbtful
Evening star., 1877-12-11
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT-JudGe CuFtteF.
Yesterday. Sinclair agt. w. & G.. RR. Co ::
motion for new trial filed. Smith agt Bicksler:
verdict for plaintiff for S275 Hughes agt Lau-
rtZen; verdict for plaintiff for s35l.
EQUITY COURT-Judge WWie.
Yesterday. johnson & Son agt Fugitt: order
fol sale; LeibeTman agt: Frost do. Robinson
agt. Miller: sale ratified. McGirl agt. Withe-
row; do. Provost agt, Winter: auditors re-
uons 9yerruled and sale confirmed. Rupert
agt. Thompson: trus,ee removed. Warren
agt. Warren: rule ordered on defendant for
contempt. Myers agt. Myers; motion for in
junction and receiver Overruled. number
of routine orders were made.
CRIMINAL CoURr--Judge Oin
Yesterday, VIM: Major, colored, charged
with the larceny of S95 in notes and coin from
Senator Booth in October last was found gull
ty- with a recommendation To mercy: sentence
deferred. John Hughes was convicted of petit
larceny (second offence), and sentenced to one
year i'm the penitentiary.
POLICE CoURr-Judge Smell.
To-day, Robert Sherlock was fined - for
being drunk and disorderly. Noah Johnson,
eery store. pleaded guilty and was sentenced
To 20 days in Jail. Fletcher Webster WAS
charged with assault and battery ON Robert
SoRei; Jon $; Ihls TOOK place At At the ; market h9Ise %
instant. where a colored ball was going on.
Jones received a severe stab with knife i'm
the hands of Webster. Jealousy appears to
have been the cause of the difficulty. The ease
was continued for witnesses Robert Jones,
ior assault on Fletcher Webster was fined so.
or D days in Jail. James w. Haney, a police
nill, assault on Robert Jones, who testified
,s ,nst aIier the assault in which he was stabbed.
Olntef Haney arrested him, and he (witness)
pp,i piinted ont the man who stabbed him to the
ulaceI. , VINO refused 10 arrest him without
warrant and the officer tLen struck him (wit
ness over The head with his baton, making
a;a DAD =, wound; ,Id and knocking bin down: sl6.
raigned on the charge of stealns fen namnh.
let copies OF the Art Journal. quantity OF Sill
yer ware, and several artcies-inaking n ease
9i Oh srand larceny: Richard had been sent to
was recognized there as the guilty party:
grand jury. Edward Sayres, white, and Mary
Sayres, colOred, were arraigne6 on the charge
of keeping bawdy house on 10th street After
considerable testimony, the case was con-
tin ned for a further hearing tomorrow;
Sayr..s leaving $lQ0 collateral as security
Evening star., 1877-12-11
L. j. HEIBERGER
IL (Successor Ia II. r. Loudon x Co..D
CITIZENS. ARMY AND NAVY IA
MERCHANT TAILOR
Metropolitan Hotel date Brown's). NJ
ly1-1y Ne. 81. Penna. ave-, Washington. LII,
wv

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1t will be seen by the following short extracts
from hundreds of letters that nearly all the great
singers and artists of the world have given the
Weber Piano The preference al othe;s. Read
NiIssoN:-I shall take every opportunity 10
RECOMMEND and PRAISE Your Instruments
hELIOGG:-FUr the last >N years your Pianos
have been my CHOICE for the 'oNo ERT ROOM aud
PATII:-I have used the Pianos of every caIe
biaiod maker, but GIVE YOURS THI: PREF ERENCE
CARRY:-I feel that every one il FORTUNATE
who OWNS Weber Piano. because of lis rich aud
Symlathetic quality of tone.
= N N'isbA Ah1
hsifnmtnts, ana deStfEe their GREAT SUCCESS.
MI RSk A.-lour instruments surIrt,s my eNpec-
ta;ioIls. and rank you JUSTLY A. THE FOREMOST
MANILAt ~ EEE oF THE DAY.
IoRRlASl:-fOuTs is truiy the Artists
GoDDARD:-Youri instruments haye no ..supe-
rlor'' anywhere. i certainty have not any
Planes in America which even ai,pr zach than.
cAERE&o:-I am not surprised -ls; every great
''nob!e instruments. and meet every require
mcni of III nosi eNaciiIs ar'ist.
you that 4 HAUE NEVER yet seen ANY PIANOS
wH,CI .M,i E,1S II io1Rs. ~. ,,.-.
The voice in a WONDERFUL DEGEEE. aud they
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,tAfol LII RECOMMEND D the Weber Pianos i'm
me hlgh' 81 tethS anu especially tor the voice.
W EliLl:- Mime. farepa called your Pianos the
hneSt IN ihe nitel States. ] ''fg'ly endorse
MlLlS:-Amongst the many excellent Pianos
mace in the City, THE WEBER RANKS FORE
MAUREL:-I readily award the Weber Piano the
tile .lar eNcrllence.- They toaca lag hsdgf
DEL PUENTE:-The tone slf yonr instrnment
IS 80 pure ahd OF such depth. am charmed beyond
MUZI0:-I consider the Weber Pianos THE BEST
BRIsToW:-To me the Wei,er Piano contains
every thing that can he wished Tor ia an instru-
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS OF LIKE
CHARACTER.
Evening star., 1877-12-11
GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssoCIATION-At the regular
monthly meeting Of the Eighth Building Asso-
citation, last night, at Goddard's hail. Is shares
were retired at the maximum rate of SD per
share.
BETTER.-Messrs. William King and s. p.
Deeves, both of whom have been confined TO
their homes by sickness for week or more.
are at present improving.
Evening star., 1877-12-11

To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. FiScher'S Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 905 g street
near 9th street. BY promptly adopting the
latest improvements whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled TO do his
work in manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are i'm
fact. the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. Give him a call-9G G street
Punctuality guaranteed. Gents Suits dyed
and pressed for S2.I5; Gents Suits cleaned and
pressed for 81.
Evening star., 1877-12-11

To THE CoNsUMPTIvE.-Let those who Ian
guish under the fatal severity of our climate
through any pulmonary complaint, or even
those who are in decided consumption, by no
means despair. There is a safe and sure rem
edy at hand and one easily tried, HU5or's
Com poltnd Of God Lirer oil and Lime" with
out possessing the very nauseatilg favor of
the Oil as heretofore used. is endowed by the
phosphate of lime with a healing property
which renders the oil dOubly efficaci0us. Re
markable testimonials of its efficacy shown to
those who desire to see them. A. b. Wilbor,
Chemist Boston. eo3
Evening star., 1877-12-11
District Government Affairs.

requisitlOn has been made on Chief of
Ordnance Gen. :. v. Beuet. by the District
Commissioners, fOr one hundred ten-pOund
blank cartridges. two hundred and fifty fric-
IIDn primers, tO he turned over 10 Ma Or Julius
H. Hanneman, commanding ID. e. volunteer
artillery.
Mr.. VIM ". DUNCAN. Treasurer of the Alex
andTid Canal Railroad ami Bridge Company.
has made 4 proposal to the District Commits
SioneTS to furnish stone gTatuitOuSy and earth
nj i've ccntS per lead. for the purpose Of re
pairing the cau>ewdy connecting Analostan
island with the Virginia shore which was
damaged ny the recent Hood. The material
i itEaied within one thousand yards of the
b.gak
Evening star., 1877-12-11

HOLIDAY GOODS.
PERRY Il BROTHER
Are now Offering very large and choice aSSort-
ment of
LADIES, AND GENTS INITIAL HAND
COL5KED B6kDERED scALLoPED HAND
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SILK MUFFLERS,
BONNET AND GUINET BLACK SILKS,
CLOTH-SHADES COLORED SILKS.
PEkINOT'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES
PEKIN0T'S uNDRESsED KID GLOVES,
EUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS.
LINEN DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS, NAP
kINS TO match.
LUPIN'S BLACK GOODS.
BLACK CLOAKING VELVETS.
BLACK AND COLORED vEfVETs for trim
EyzST EyESES SRsg ssLEs sSt y A n gs qualities,
LlGHT-COLORED DAMASSE SILKS,
WHITE AND COLORED GAUZES, BOU
RETTES. &C., &C., &C.
Persons In search Of s.useful as well as orna-
mental' HOLIDAY PRESENTS are invited TO
examine our Goods, which are marked in Plain
Tigures, and It the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
~ Oas Price 0nlv.
PERRY BROTHER.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oeel-U Corner 0th sTeeh
Evening star., 1877-12-11
LOCAL NEWS.
a..uscwcufs. &C., Tonight.

National Tzedfer. - Louise POmer0y in
Romeo and Juliet.
Thedter Comigie-The Red Riding Hood
female minstTelS and varieties.
Vernon Rotr.-Art Club Loan Exhibition of
Choice Paintings. Open day and evening.
Masonic TemJEe.-PhantOm ball.
NetroP0lidn Church. - Pari0r entertain
nent and lecture.
Evening star., 1877-12-11

THE ACTION of Cdrter's Little LiU9F Pillsis
pleasant, mild and natural. They gently stim-
ulate the liver, and regulate the bowels, but do
not purge Ebbtt House Drug Store
Evening star., 1877-12-11

AvENA. or OdteR GritS, is far superior to any
Oat meal in the market-either foreign or do
mestic. Try il. Your grocer has it in pound
packages, or call ut 6i3 Louisiana avenue (up
stairs} and get FIRE sample package. IL i,eOl: ::
Evening star., 1877-12-11

THE REASON WHY all hOusekeepers and
others use the dlddIin Security OIL is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. 1t is
the best in the world. All storekeepers sell it.
Try il. and You will have 10 other. Take moth
ing but Aladdin
Evening star., 1877-12-11

THE MANY TnoUsANps who are constantly
using D00ley'S Yeast P0tcder all speak i'm un-
Bounded praise of its reliability, uniform
strength and merits in producing excellent
rolls biscuits bread. &c.
Evening star., 1877-12-11

NOUNG'S PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grOcerS. tr
Evening star., 1877-12-11
CITY ITEMS.

JABOTs AND SCARFs OF Lace, Silk and Plush
for .. So IS. 81, lbs s.t0, 81, at Friebus, 500
Market Space. If
Evening star., 1877-12-11

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
ferers. Chronic, painful, and prOStrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
Avoid limitations Book and Journal with par
ticulars mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galyanic Co. New York city. 6,25,d&k1y
Evening star., 1877-12-11

The above Oil can be had at George Ryneal
Jr. $, 639 ID street northwest. 1l.1S,1:
Evening star., 1877-12-11
WEBER PIANO FORTE,
e % NJ PL ETE TRUMP

Read the wonderful ofhciai Report. being the
basis Of The L. ;. Centennial Award scr,el 20 Al
bert Weher- y. Y, for Grand. laare and Up-
right Pianos:
REPORT.
FOR sympathetic. pure and rich tone. combined
Will greatesi power. tas shown in their Grand
square and L prtght Pianos.D These three sly I.s
show intelligence and soldiy ln their sire don
pilant and easy touch. which al the same time
answers promptly to its re,Iuir1neuts fogafh-r
with excellence OF workmanship.
"A. L. GosioRN, Director-tseneral.
). TX. HAMLEN. President.
Attest. lSeal. j. l.. CAMPBELL, ) .cretary
eau Il ION.
Beware of unscrupulous advertisers. who are try
ing to lalm of certificate of private individuals
consisting of renowned professors of universities
and colleges, chemists, astronomers and engineers
a Centennial award ON pianos.
BY act of L. 5. Congress the u. :. Centennial
Commission alone could decree an award and give
the ofncial report. All else is simply Imposition
and fraud.
Aa-CalI and hear the WEBER PIANOS. which
stand to-day scifhota a riral for .-sylnpatheIic
at the Warerooms OF
Evening star., 1877-12-11
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The largest stock in the District. lepvELoC-
IPEDEs, DOLL CARRIAGES and BOYS WA
CONS. an al the very. lowest prices. Five per
cent OF % for ,ssh Ssrrisge. made 70 order;
dlo-ew- So MASS. AVE-. AND $50 ST. NV.
NJ PaRIS MD GLOTE DEPOT 1H
,one 49, t1SSshNdnASlh ~, :, N.Y., NJ lAaI
KID GLOVES FOR HOLIDAY PREsENTs'
Gentlemen's Md Gloves.
Children hid Gloves.
ss our sock Is now perfectly immense and we
arr preIared 70 accommodate all who favor as with
GossS With from . 20 buttons ~ prices from IS
CENTS up and on all sales Of uue-haf dozen Dis
count ~ 10 I-er cent. allowesl declo-s,
NoNDAr, DECEMBER Ioru, 1877.
NEW OPENING
HOLIDAY GOODS
T. N. TOwsoN 4 cos.
G36 PENNsYLvANn AVENUE, South SIDE.
All Linen Handkerchiefs only : cents.
ladies Fancy silk llapdkcrChci> 33-.;
Ladies Embroidered Sets 25,.;
Childrpn-S Fancy Hosiery:
Ladies' SIX shoulder ScarfS:
Ladies and Gcnts' Kid Gloves. and many more
Holiday Goods too numerous 90 mention.
talicoe> from 4c. up:
Black ashmcryS -, 81. -. etc:
Colorrd Cashmercs. double width. 25c.:
French Dress Goods only 3Jr.;
Plain Dress tsUoSlS only 15s.:
knickertuc ker Dress Gotsl> II. Is. -:
Waterproof Cloth, nearly yards Vide tl, 80 81.
slO0:
Canton FIanneIs 6'ic.:
MtsllE
Beaver 1soi d fer tfoakS. ciiaap:
white Blankets. per pair. 80:
Extra large Nhite BanketS. - ~:
Fine ggaitN Whit BlauketS - el. i.Oh. - -.
Comforts Soc, sl.0o, 81 -. 81. -;
CARPETS At COST To CLOSE.
Cottage CsIfs.f> Il. ~. aJy.:
lngrain Carpets oaiN 30;
Fine Ingram CARPETS b.;
ENira heavy Igrain 4js.;
Extra double weight Ingram so.
For great bargains ia Carpets give us car.
oilclOths. all widths, cheap:
Shaw,S. all patterns. cheap;
Iali = ard Gents Underwear cheap:
Sheetng Cotton. Table Linen. NAPKINS. Towels.
Bed Ticking from lo. l.. Il. IL. -. -;
Cloth for Men and Boy wear cheap.
BIZ For Bargains call at
e. VI. TOW>ON 4 90. :,
ds-eor 6S6 PENNA. AVENUE, SoJ I'll SID
Evening star., 1877-12-11

THE STORY OF An OvERCoAT.-Thanksgi
ing day white sneak thief entered the board
ing house of Mrs. Cushing. Oh & street. Oppo-
site the Police Court, and stole a fine oyercOat
belonging Ia Mr.. VIM. ID. HodgkinS bailiif at
the Police Court, who boards at this house
The thief was seen by a gentlemen, passing at
the time. to come out with the coat on his arm
but nothing was thought of il. the man suppoS-
ing him tO be a Doarder there. Last night "a
gentleman stopping at the Imperial hotel left
his room door standing jar moment, and on
his return found a white man ranSacking his
bureau drawer. On asking him what he want
ed the man said he was trying to find the way
To the Metropolitan hotel. The gentleman
turned the key, locking him in, and rang the
bell which brought police To bis aid. and an
ofncer was sent Tor and the thief sent down to
the lock up. and this morning he was taken TO
the dock of the Police Court. Thinking prob
ably that he was in pretty close proximity to
e IN G Sfene eco, OF his nS oPeratons he pulled
twhO of course he did not know he handed
him the coat, asking him To keep it for him
with it on. Mr. Hodgkins at once recognized
his oyercOat, and replied that he would take
good care of ii IN the future. too. He at once
hunied up the the gentleman Who saw the thief
and brought him in. when he recognized the
scamp at the first glimpse: Mr.. HOdgkins now
preferred charges OF stealing his coat. and the
story being related 10 the court sentence was
suspended until another ease came up against
him. lie gave the name of Marion :. Eubank
and says he is from Richmond. The hotel case
against him was postponed until tomorrow.
DURING the great rush for cheap dry goods
our store VIII be opened one hour earlier and
closed two hours later. so that every one will
have an OppOrtunityto buy the great bargains.
Remember every yard of dry goods must be
closed by February |. ISIS. Carter's Popular
Cash Dry Goods Store. market Space. .)-Adrt.
REAL ESTATE Subsidiaries w. Handy,
real estate auctiOneer. has sold at public auc-
ton. by direction of w. Il. Todd trustee lot
IA. square A9, 10 VIM. +. Ashby for $50; also.
by direction of \. Carusi and w. III. Ward.
trustees, lot -, square 62o, 10 Mrs. Virginia
t.Ns.
Evening star., 1877-12-11
JOHN r. ELLIS q Co.

s57 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
dtc4 Sole Agents for the District
YTHE NAILS-Judge Prenfis certines: =. DR..
u sCHULTZ cured mine Is ea-s ago'' Thou.
Een0e IKE OF painless cAses q bunfoDs corns
ulcers chiiblAtns, rheumatic or swollen ioints &c
Once: S0S Pennsylv1nia avenue. up sfaiis I-siies
sno cA1ren estenoeo g us0aa Cal or too lafe. d1
CoUNTRY SAUSAGE, sCRAPPLE. &C., can
IN fg6 ns1t ~ :ss snGFtA ss1e spd zs scrhs Libe
Evening star., 1877-12-11
CLOTHING.
FOE THE SEASON,

RoBEs DE CHANBRE.
LIBRARY JACKETS.
BANDANA SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
sILK AND wooLEN NUFFLERs.
FINE SCARFs AND TIES.
CALF, hid. CASTOR and CLOTH GLOVES,
PARTISAN MANUFACTURE.
PARIS MADE srsPE>DERs.
PINE LINED GLOVES and MITTENs.
MERINo SHIRTS for sI.co. three styles.
Perfect, Fitting wAMsUTTA SHIFTS,
Prom sIls'. up.
FANCY SHIRTS for sl.50.
ovERCoATs
Reduced In Price.
ovERCoATs and ULsTERs,
Fer Gentlemen ami Youth.
Prom $40 10 $40.
For Gcnuemcn and Youth.
Prom $40 Upward.
BLUE ovERCoATs. fast color rsIO.
HuNEsrUN SUITS. all wool. for $40.
sURTOJT>. TALMAs AND CLoAKs.
FINE TAILORING
SECOND FLOOR.
Be- uNE PRICE ONLY
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
GEO. q. UENNINs.
DO, lO-tr No. aIO SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star., 1877-12-11
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS.

YOUTHS SUITS. from Il 20 IS wars M prieas
ranging from 50 10 SIS.
sla. = i'0h' 10 10 years. IRON $40 To
tIIILDREN-s SUITS. CAPE and IrIsTFR
ONERCoAT>. from s. 20 slO.
A great many articles too numerous 10 mention AZ
piOloriiOnate prices.
ss- -coHond ConuiRcs TouFselC. nove.-tf
Evening star., 1877-12-11

FINE LIBRARY AT AUCTION. -one of the nii-
Est collection of books of The season VIII be
ssnd sd AT the auction rooms of Tho mas DowDhg
IDS evening, commencing al 30 O clock.
Evening star., 1877-12-11

MADAME l.. l.. JEANNEREIT has Just ar
rived with several eases of the handsome>t
French honuets and "A ~esses ever exhibited in
this country. Will Tema in for few days only
Show rooms 52l 18th stre II. between street
and PENNSYLVANIA ayenue --AdH.