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Evening star., 1877-09-27
RAILROADS.

RALTLMORE AND OHIO RAJ LnUAD
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
EORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST.
An. LEAVE WGsRiNGTUH.
4so-bsitlnCre and Way Stations.
Point Of Rocks ans Way Stations, via Re,
T:S0-White Sulphur q Valley Springs S,pre.s,
mskes no stops between Washington aud
5:SS-'st. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and P,tss
6ure Express. fHegsrstowp except sap-
s:oo-EBaitimore Exyres.
e:iV-Pledmont, Strasburg, Winchester, Rssers-
.,n Lo~n, FOint OF Rocks and W az Stations.
s;So-New York, Philadelphia, Eoston and Balti.
8:OO-FBaltinore and way ssat.op. ,On Sunday
connects for AnnspOis.)
1o:0O-Baltimore Exp Press.
ls:1o-Baltimore, Ellicott CITY, Annas IFS and Way
I:so-New York and Philadelphia, Baltimore Tx.
erick.) ~
y:3o-Bal imore and Way Statioaa
A:3O-Baltimore and Laurel Express stora at
Bladensburg. Frederick, via Relay
A:SS-Point OF Rocks; Frederick, HsSerssown,
$50 1Phlsdelphia, Norfolk aud Baltimore. Pas
sengers for Norfolk takss in the cars d.
S:Ab-'Chicago and Columbus Express. win.
~ chester aud Hsserstown, EXCEPT Sunday.]
::35-.Baltinore and Way Stations.
S:00-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations, etro-
9:e5-fst Louis Cincinnati, Pittsburg Express.
ie:eo-'Now York, Ph;isdelphia and Baltimore EI-
-rDsIIY Other trains daily, except Sunday
Evening star., 1877-09-27

THE iniucement now offered in boo,s and
shoes OF every description at l.. Heilbrun's
90 1tb street. are OF ich a nature that mn
be. peak for nm, despite hard times, heavy
sales. Judging from the fact that fjrst-cIass
material, combined with chespness of price.
will always attract customers.
Evening star., 1877-09-27
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS MARY TUCKER MAGILL will
Ih begin er Instruction u Private Clssees In Elc
to seP at her fenee 3iis & sS
nue. serls 81.
Evening star., 1877-09-27

Ala KEEN's All
MERCHANT TAILORING PARLORs,
zI4 Ninth street,
Contains the largest and choicest assortment Of
MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS
ever before offered 20 tie Washington ruhlsr
hhEN deals oily Ia PIFCE GOODS, and he keens
no heAdy Esde Garment employs none but the
Deti cnttUrs. aud Niih score Of ek lied workma,
engages 20 turn ouS cO0o Garments, As well made
snq as hilsi Aiy cut a. any first-clsss Merchants
TalloIips estaeiit hment in the United States
Gentlemen VIII std Il t. their material advantars
70 leave their oIcers Tor sGits At kEEN's. se7-S1
SHIRTS CHEAPER THAN ANY
~ OTHEk PLACE IN THE WORLD ss
{. GEO. MEGlNNISS,
Bfench BaltmvTe shirt Factory, lOOl Street
Northwest, Wellington, D. u.
we make the FINEST DRESS SHIRTS To
OBDEh IN the plost elegant manner for s2 z
fine DbEss SHIRTS made 20 order. OF Wam-
sutta mnsn and twenty-one II undred Linen, for
% FINE DRESS sH ready made yof WI am-
sufta Muslin and Twerty-o Hundred Linen for
~ cents. Zine DRESS SHIRTS, Waterfwin luz
In ana Etghtsen Hundred Linen, for 50 cents.
Sniy ony cent. osTss Fine FouSpy BsyeTsiSis ST1Es
OoLLARs for 81. Heavy Canton Flsnnsl Draw
ers, only ~ cents. All goods msde 70 o-dsr and
guaranteed 20 give satisfaction, both IN quality and
~ All eoocs sold are FKaranfeed as sepyssszfsd ov
me Worry rGErsd. One prize cslv.
aneAr y. YOUNG CHM, Manas~.
Evening star., 1877-09-27

"AUTU-Nye"
PROVIDE YOURSELVES
WITH sEASONABLE RaIMENr.
ENTIRELY READY
TO SUPPLY ALL DEMANDS,
HAVING THIS DAY
ACED ON sALR
OUR COMPLETE NEW FALL STOCK.
OUR STOCK
OF FALL SUITS
Comprises some of the hardsomest styles ever dis.
PLAYED anyw here, being varied in design, and Of
paterrs TO suit any taste great improvements have
custom made garments can surpass them in point Of
OUR SELECTION
OF FALL COATS AND VESTS
Embraces some entirely new things in the way @,
ter Beavers, ard ether rich and elegant fabrics
superbly made ard trimmed and so nicely fashioned
as that perfect NJ can be secured without dicuIty
OUR LINE
OF FALL PANTS
is endless in variety numbering some four hundred
different patterns, at all prices. We venture the as
seIoh that no nner lection of Pantaioons hss ever
been EN- braced IN one stock than ia now ispIayed
on our shelves.
OUR ASSORTMENT
OF BOYS FALL SUITS
IL OF snch character tbst one fail to be
suited either as to style quality price. Unusual
care has been taken T. its preparation, and we feel
conndent OF our ability TO please all DO have occa
sion to buy goods in this lire.
Hou are Very Cordially Invited to Call.
HABLE BROTHER.
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHIERs
Evening star., 1877-09-27

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOB NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
TIE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron steamer LADY Cf
THE LAKE, Captain J. WHITE, ~
leaves Sixth ,treet Wharf every Mon. .E60Ek
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 3tzestssseAe
frosdepce and other northern points. Returning,
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday sad Sax
urday st O'Clock D. M,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
+: WOOD, leaves her wharf, foot Of E-A
Gh .., street, three ,s,o times >, week.
river; Thurdays at y O'Clock a.. M for Curriomar
and Leonardtown; Saturdays at y O'Clock n. m. for
Currfoman and Leonsrdtown.
For further informauou apply at the once over
Metropolitan Bank, knoxs E1 press once, OF ~ the
press 6nice. sAM0EL BACON, Prest.
Evening star., 1877-09-27

HABLB BROTHER,
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHIERs
tepll tr Corner Serefsfh aud ID streets.
Evening star., 1877-09-27

THE NATIONAL UNIoN-To-day cer.ffi-
eate OF lncorT Toration was fled in the office OF
The Recorder OF Deeds for the National Union
publishing Company Of the District of CO.
lun bia. the object being the publishing Of
newspapers DC 0Es, pamphlets. periodicals.
one thousand shares, OF The par value OF one
hurdrfd dollars each. The Term Of existence
is tWerty years, and the trustees for the rst
year are John Lynch, Charles ID. Gilmore q
nj WELL, j. r. French, and Enoch Trtten.
The other corr orators are Jonn Hitz Peleg
Barker. and John Gibson. the instrument
was executed yesterday before Charles Wal
ter. notary PUBLIC.
Evening star., 1877-09-27
EDC CATIONAL.

nj EDIcAL PEPARTMENr HOWARD
ne Intn annual Session e this sc hosl vfIl CON
NJ g Gu Jer let. - . clock . m.
MN. ' W ''"'- -. N So
,tnpe .s~-.- Tsnficz Pc: Msuiculsftco, sio: In
snn a Exretss. Sks Grsdusrfon, so q ud-nts
~ m IA 90 the frcs oman . Hospftai aud tho
b,ss .epssry ocpuected ~tth the Insiituuon-
Sor further iuf. rnsti.n.
e. v. PuENTs, " d. Secretary.
No Ills lsth street northwest.
FACULTY.
ksy, W PATTON. II D, President.
GIDEON :. PALMEb. n. d,
Dean snd frofesser % Ph, siclcfy and ny gfeps.
CHskLEs n. PlRNIs,M n,
Secretary aEd f esor q Obs etrfcs and Di~rases OF
women ard Children
pANffI LAMB.M n.
frofcsror 81 De~c ptfve and SURGICAL A nsfor,y
JOHN n. BANrERN n
Emeritus Professor q the fsrfprtrl.. pr~rftrr
of sedicfna
MIL GRAHAM. MD
Professor q tie Princlpes oDd Practice q Surgery
JOHN E BRtCkErr. N n,
Profess ~ af~rfs Hsdica ana Therap apeWtio-
WILLIAM n SEAMAN A NJ
Professor g Gen-rsl snd Medical ghemt.trv
THOMAS ROOD VI n,
Proiessor OF the Principles and Practice Of Meii-
a.P. BOrRE, MD,
D,mons;rsior n AnstOmy.
Evening star., 1877-09-27
GREAT

lCs
PEWNS VI VAEIA ROUTE,
TO TIE NORTH, WEST, AND S0CTHWEg-
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SpIeadid Scenery, Magaiacent Eqlt;pmes...
Evening star., 1877-09-27
OUR STOCK
OF FALL SUITS

CompIises some of the handsomest styles ever DIS
PLAYED anyw here, being varied in design, and OF
patterns TO suit any taste great improvements have
peer made IN the gene rsl get up aud high price
sty lie or finish. "
Evening star., 1877-09-27

WAyIkLY HOTEL, eARAfOoA sPRT1o0.
- fors, snlsrSca en1 rseevaesd HAR
comforts end o0nvsnSsooss. EooS1S = ~
ssSiSs sSs1issvs' ,essS 81 cssv:n r. oesrs. SS5:F
49,
Evening star., 1877-09-27
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
~, soGTHlMPT3NA AND SREMEN:
udas Psq So Of hsd
street, Hoboken. Rates Of passage From &5e4N
aSf .nd
$50 gold; steerase, ESQ curIeney fo. freight or
pssssss, apply to Row,iDs EanGhs aTaeI ssx GVG V
A MERICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
70 .ouosaf s9 ~
o.S S = SsS Z s 90 e.
ers, l420 street. Also, Agents for the Rsd Star
Line to Antwerp. ny0.u
CUM ARD LINE.
HOTICE.
with the view of diminishing the chances of col-,
the seeamefS OF this limo take specific courss
-on the outward passage from Quecnaown 70 Hew
Y0fk or Boston cIossips meridian ofo at - lat,
Or sSs aO%swsrd pss:sss ere.,ne ,ss meridian Of
TBl BRITISH AND EoRTH AMlRIOAn
p.rw rs9YAt g a n NAIL III . STEAMSHIPS:
Et~ AZ 4Nsx Sokk III 41Eiss55ksfooI
81; Sss Ssv 9
asSSsss, @ NJ; NJ;
s:;a g.. &C.: SST
soS. sa1s.s R:ss et:s ::
ysY loxs.sss. TSro1Sh BINS o. i.ndins sivsn Tor
o o: Gsass '6s
asisht end 1890 sllly g the OonIsny1 once,
FIT slstSSE Ssxs :sc q rRxsSkLz.. IS tssss As...
Evening star., 1877-09-27
WlSTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.
STEAMERS. &c.

EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Until further notice the Steamer =HB -
MATTANo, Captain Vim. II. les, k4H8aH<S
VIII be run as follows: Leave Wash soass019&83bs
iDgtor from th-street wharf, every MONDAY aIi
THURSDAY hOHNiNGS, at O'Clock, Ter ali
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every SATUE-
DAY M0RHIkG st O'Clock, for all Landings
tar down rs nattox Creek; returning on SUNDAY
Freight received daily. For any Information. In
2ui.e At 9. L.. SB HRIFE'S Coal Onicss, lSSS aa&
t2S Pennsylvania sveDuc.
mnrsDtr WN III, KILLIOE, Agent
Evening star., 1877-09-27

THE BALTfMoRE FIREHES IN WASH
INGTCN--1he Baltimore Bulletin says: sIn
the overir z tie Baltimore men were served
with supper in one of the Patent Office de-
Iartments. During their stay many private
citizens offered them the hospitalities OF
their houses After the fires had been extiu-
guishCd, several members of the Baltimore
IRE department entered a restaurant and
called tor lunch. The proprietor furnished
them with liberal repast, and positively
refused 20 be paid for it. There were MANY
such instances Of generosity, and the chief
engineer states that the men were well cared
10 the Capital"
Evening star., 1877-09-27
MAESTRO ETTORE RARTLT,
IF1 PROFESSOR or vocal MUSIC,

AZ EiaFtHl'S Hal.
VIII resume nis Les on THURSDAY, Sent "
1-7. Signcr B will De bic Aca t.my fhur-dsy
Friday and 80 urdsy. sept -. q a. 4 y. from 4
IL M ana tTon tO D II. On tsIe above days, acre
he viii be glad TO receive his friends a. taUsc wish
ing 60 axe er:ar g-ne ta FIR ,he co'niag s.-s-ou
Circulars tor terms IN be had at the Music Store.
oF Messr,. Ei!i- and Esetzerorf s.n In
Evening star., 1877-09-27

SUIT on BoND.-Mr. j. F.. Norris has for
.ne " ashington City Hibernian BeneyoIent
Soclty entered suit against Thomas Nc
Msnon, former treasurer of the society. and
hndiew Neville and 4. F.. Barnes suretIes
on hls BOND OF sl,COo, 10 recover the sum az
The society. "
Evening star., 1877-09-27

THOMPsON's,
LEDRoIT BUILDING.
SIX BEST D8Kss SHIRTS ZOE sla 10.
FIT, AATkklAL, AND WORKMl NSHID
UNSURPASSkD.
PURCHAsER SATISFIED On MONEY m
FUNDED.
Gentlemen leaving the city for the season q,
leave their measure, and order at pleasure from =
distance; @ Shirts, Oell.5s, oans, Drsvsrs, As., .
nKSS FINE YURNIsHTH0a.
TEoMPsoET sHIRr FAOrORY,
JeSD-6 Leprott bufI0Sns
u ]. HEIBERGER,
CITIxBNe', Army AND NAVY
nERCHAuf TAILOR, -
AeroPoitan Hotel, (late BrounSJ
h1-ly 10. o15 fssn's svs.. WsakinGos;- -
Evening star., 1877-09-27
ONE PRICE ONLY.

GEO. C.. HENNING,
sepf0-tr 40 Serenth s,ree,.
Evening star., 1877-09-27

BASE RAIL.-The game yesterday between
TIE CTeightons and Nationals attracted an
immense crowd, and resulted in an easy vic
Tory for the Nationals by score OF l3 10 0 in
seven innings. The Nationals were first at
TIE lat, and in that inning made six runs.
mostly On account OF glaring errors ON the
part Oi the CreightOns. This bad beginning
seemed 10 oemOraliZe them, and during the
rest OF me game they played very poorly,
seeming Z unable 10 catch, throw. or bat with
fheir usual skill. The Nationals pIayeu a
hne game throughout.
Evening star., 1877-09-27

FROM NATHAN PLUMMER, N D., AUBURN, III
"Alfhoush averse to counten anciug patent meti-
cints 1 cheerfully make an exception Of your very
excellent Lung preparation-DR. WiSrARiS BAL
SAM OF WILD CHGRRY. This preparation /
have used In my practice for more than ten years
past, and have l~ays found ID tn be of more eec-
tual service than anything within my knowledge
recommend il with the greatest c,ntid.ncs T. thoss
subject to Coughs and Pulmonary Com plants" )"
Evening star., 1877-09-27

LIQUOR LAW APPEAL CAsEs-DurIng
the year ls'4 There was uOlle prosecuted in
the Criminal Court, by the attorney for the
Dls,rict, thirteen cases of violations of the
liquor law, appeals from the Police Court
~ tiLe year l.s5 nolle prosequieS were en-
tered a The Criminal Court by the attorney
10 f'urteen cases OF appeals from the Police
SOurt, aLd nine cases remain not acted on.
DurllG ls'6 niEe cases We're nolle prOseqUi- i
by lEe attorney in the Criminal Court ap-
pfals from The Police Court, and seven cases
II main rot acted on. DuriD z q he past months
oi tie present Year (1SI7l there has been
eiSTeC cases OF violations OF liquor law nolle
proSf qUicG, ape aled from the Police Court,
thd MY 1--we cases remain lot acted on.
Evening star., 1877-09-27

BUILDING PERMITS issued by the inspac-
Tor OF bu.ldlngs:-R. Ii. & y. B. Cropley, ex-
terd brick store, corner OF Congress and
BrlCge streets, George'oIn; 81 ,20O. J. w,
McCauley, extend a brick dwelling on n be-
tween and 9Th streets, southwest; 500.
W M. III. Tunnel, construct a two story brick
dwelling on Sd, between Frederick and Fay
ette streets, Georgetown; 81 800. Jas. Hughes,
construct two story brick store on sth be-
tween l street and Virginia avenue, south
east; 500.
Evening star., 1877-09-27

From HoN. RUFUS K GOODENOw, OF MAINE.
II have tried WiSrAR'S BALSAN OF WILD
CHERRY for an exceedingly troublesome cough.
The effect was all that could be desired. Ths use
of less than bottle reliey ed entirely. Among
great varieties of medicines which have used
have found none equal TO .wIsrAR's' Its curative
properties1n cases of cough regard iuvslusb;e"
Evening star., 1877-09-27

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
&tTE1 W. RoSebery and Helen Nesser;
VIM. Perry Thompson and Caroline Miller,
AhthoIy r. Butler and Susan A Green;
Chas. Taylor and Rosa Goldin; John Worm,
fy ana Mary Payne; John Casper Sauter
AMI Llsetta Leinberger; Alexander IOhn-
Son and Nary Nevitt; Morgan G. Wilson and
sarah GRAY; James William Jackson and
Enzaoeth Ross tof Marlboro j; Chas. Lingen-
baugh and Mary Carpeufrr.
Evening star., 1877-09-27

IL OF snch q character tbst no one can fail 20 be
suited either as to Style quality price. Unusual
care has beer taken 1" its preparation, and feel
confident of our ability TO please all ho have occa
sion to buy goods in this lire.
, 1877-06-13
TRINIDAD SUGAR ESTATES.
No. I.
ORANGE GROVE.

Orange Grove E3TArE, Tacarigua,
has Iong been looked upon as one OF the
. crack ' Sugar Estates Of Trinidad It
derived its name, so far az we can learn,
from the fact that there was not a single
orange tree upon the estate. The inm0di-
ate nelghbourhood, notwithstanding this
pecuIlar'y, Is perhaps more picture que
than any to be found along the existing
sixteen miles Of railway. The pretty
Orphan Home and snug little Church
stand on either side Of the high-road.
The Railway Station, well situated
some so yards back from the road, is more
lofty and apparently better built than
either Streatham Lpdge or ST. Juaa's.
Between 1t aud the works extends a park
like pasture which forcibly reminds one Of
Old En%gland-while to tho North Of the
road the long line of hills stretches as far
as the eye can reach East and West.
The proprietor, Mr.. Burnley, has never
spared any outlay for Improvements on
this estate. 1t has ever been a " pet pro-
perty )" AMI although the returns have,
perhaps, not always, been commensurate
with the expenditure. the sounlness of
the policy Of liberal management is proved
by the fact, that since 1861 the average
profit on the working has been about
$4,000 per aunum. The crops from 1873
to 1877 have been as follows -
1873 :. 1881 hhds.
1874 . . 1897
, 1877-06-13

surrender to tho councils of violence.
But our Paris Correspondent describes
u much graver prosptct. 1t is expect.
ed, he says, that the head of the
new Cabinet will be NJ. de Brogli',
whos6 Ministerial conduct was a bitter
satire on the constitutional maxims of
that OrIoanist Party which he Ieads. He
will have as a colleague, it is said, NJ.
Buffet, whose hatred Of the Republic
threatened France with a Coup d 6tat.
The Ministry Of the Interior will, it 10
added, be given to NJ. Dc FOurtou, who
scarcely c%onceals the sympathies of an
Imperiaiist, and who is reported to be
q master OF the art Of managing cleo
tons. Another Bonapartist, NJ. Paris,
will, we nre told, command the Ministry
Of Justice, anl practically therefore the
power of silencing the Republican Press
Admiral la Rorcierc d. Foury, . we'll
kn0wA an skiifui servant Of the Empire,
will, it is said, be the Minister OF Marine;
alJ the only member OF VI. Smon's Cabinet
who retains Office is General Bar,huut, t o
Minister for War, VINO ostentatiousIy held
a,oof from his |Kepubljcln co.Jeagues. So
t''9 - SnAAAC NGQiQ II AtSd9tlOu4
Ii Tor no other reason tlla thu France is
engaged in negotiations Of grcac delIcacy.
La the present state Of the deiioeratiol IS
respecilg tbs Com nercal Treaty with
England aud the Eastern Question,
France cln i'll spare the services Of NJ.
Lem Say and Tie Due Decazes. But
even such a loss is trihiog compared
with the dangerous political conflict
which wild Do ca1sel by the appoint
mont Of a hat Royalist, halt.Innerialist
Ministry In defiance of a Republican
Climber. The Marshal, it is be- slowed.
viii prorogu9 the Assembly for "a noath
and. IN iced. it is ditfculr to see what
other course he can take ia orIar to
make the ~o.k OF administration prac.
tlcabla for u Government which would
sustain a series Of d%efaats. Hs will
next, it is thought, try to dissolve the
Chamber, aud cOnducb navy elections
under tbs strorg haud OF NJ. de F~ourtou
III the hoPO 81 destroying tbs Rapublt-
cal majority BIS will the Senate give
HIM power " dissolve, or viii the c0un.
try tolerate 50 high handed an exercise
oil authority Tho Marshal, who is no
politician, may bot see whittier hjs coun-
seIIorS are driving h..n bnt tho truth is
that, for The sake Of a phantom Monar.
chy' they are impeIIing him to run the
nsk of @ coup d ctat. and they are imper-
lIIng all the splendid political gains Of
tho last seven pelceful years -Tlmnn
TRINIDAD STTQAk ESTATES
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-07

pELIABLs COMMISSION aCusE.-We
taLo treat plc asure In directing tho aiieu.
ton Of our numerous readers - the card
OF u friend Col. q. W. Terrell, Cotton
Factor ana Commission Merchant, New
Orleans, and in recommending MIN 70 me
confidence and patronage OF mercnants
and planters. lie is 4 gentleman Oh unlm.
p%oacbable honor and Integrity, and OF
splendid business qualifications, ana has
secured the services Of reliable gentlemen
Of thirty years experience IN me SoI,9n
business 10 assist him. lie VII maNe ~,
erai advances on c assignments, ana VIII
giye prompt attention 20 flllng orders l9r
Goods and supplies.
Col. Terrell ia the General Agent and
Manager for iee Justly popular Piedmont
and Arlington Life Insurance Company,
| one Of the very best Companies IN inc
United states.-lN. y. Picayune S2l-' I'm
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-07
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TIE PROVISIONS
ID Of q certain deed In trust, made by
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Putnam and her husband, Sam
uel Putnam, 10 me on the Tth day Of July,
1876, to secure W. H. McCardle, Jr., or Or
der, in the payment OF a certain note ior
the sum Of one hundred and hfty'hYe dol
lars (Sib5. OO) with interest at ten per cent
per annum from date, which said deed
IL recorded In Deed Book 1T, at page SA4,
in ChGneery Clerks office Of Warren
county, l will, on the lst day OF December,
ism, AZ the east door Of the Courthouse,
In the city Of Yicksburg, county Of War
rem, and State Of Mississippi, be .ween the
hours Of 10 O'Clock am and 4 pm, expose
for sale to the highest bidder, for cash, an
undivided u part OF Lots forty (4O) forty
i've (45) ana torty-six (l3), square eleven
(il), bounded north by Madison street,
east by Farmer street, south by Jefferson
street, ard west by Locust street, together
with the tenements, appurtenances and
improvements thereuntO appertainlug, for
the purpose OF paying the amount due NJ
on said note, and also oil expenses Tor eN'
ecuting said deed.
This November 10th, 1871.
PRERrIsS LEWIS,
noylh.dit ytd Trustee.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-07

7 iEaRAh CASH ADVANCES MADE
IL on ~ConsIgnments. ,
Highest market prices 9Jta!ae. l'T al
Produce sold q,
orders for Bagging, Ties, and Goods ana
supplies OF oyery description filled at The
Lowest Market Price for Cash.
Consignmcnts Of every description So
licited.
Prompt and courteous attention gtfen
IN all business entrusted - Cur care.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-07
RRKAN'E
EIoctro-V oltaio and Magnetic Appli-
auces, Belts and Bands, FOR SelRCuro.

They restore the nervous and debilitated,
impart new life and strength to the waning
organism, encircle the body with electric
and magnetic influence, and Undue the sys-
tenn with a constant vitalizing current.
They offer a speedy cure, without medi-
cine. for all diseases that arise from a loss
OF vital force, as dyspepsia, paralysis, kid.
new disease, nervous debility, impOtency,
weakness, etc. Price, s. and upwards.
illustrated pamphlets sent free. Address
BRYAN APPLIANCE CO., l4T kast 10Th
Street. New York. my+Wly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-07

sAaaEAe9t4'
vo.,incly. Flawerree i CO. vs.. Martin
Keary CT al.-No, !!td.
DY VIRTUE OF A FINAL DECREE
Is rendered in this cause, upon the %
day OF June, AID. 1917, ID w.. Bourne, as
Commissioner appointed by said Court
win. upon the l2th day OF December, AID.
1877, between tha bOuTs Of II o'clock ana z
O'CLOCK, at the east door Of the Court
house, in the city Of Vicksburg, orer Tor
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described persOal property to-
wit: One.hall the shares (unIssued o. the
capital stock Of the Vicksbufg Ferry, Com
ANY, the same being an incorporated CON
pany having its principal place OF Dusi;
pess at VicEsburg, together with one-hali
Of ali the properties and rights appertaln'
ing 10 said Company. l will, at the same
time, as authorized, make a proper trans
fer OF said stock 10 the purchaser. I'M
decree Is to fOreclose q mortgage, q inc
title is believed to be good, but SHAH only
seIi such title as is vested In me as COM
missioner by the decree OF said Court,
J.W. BOURNE, Commissioner.
| PIttman 4 PittmaD, Solicitors Tor Com
p~lainRnts. hoFio'uAt"N
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-07

A MAN in Newburyport, Ma, is
fatlening for his table five huadred
frogs. He keeps them in a barrel Hnd
feeds them upon Indian meal.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-07
HEALTH RESTORED.

DEMEDY FREE YOE THE SPEEDY
IL cure Il nervous debility, premature
decay, lost manhood. and all disorders
produced By youthful excess, Mailed 10
any address,. DAvID.oS & Co., 50 Mas.
san street, y. Y. nOvlO'HGm
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-07

AZ enlerprising druggist has con-
necled his store, by telephone, with the
houses Of several doctors in the city
IN. Y. Tribune.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-07
The Wreck Of the Huron.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 99-The Wind has
changed, and there Is every prospect Of
clear weather and calmer water. Rough
breakers prevented any operations on the
wreck Of the Huron to-day. The beach
was carefully patrOled all last night.
About midnight Ensign Denner's body
was rescued BY a patrol six miles north OF
Kitty Hawk. The bodies so far washed
ashore strewed the beach for fifteen miles
from the scene Of the wreck 10 Ii? north.
ward.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-07
Honest ". Fraudulent Weight.

The purchaser Is entitled to full
weight always in buying any conmod-
ity. DooLEY's YEAST POWDER 10
strictly full weight, beside which il 10
absolutely pure.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-07
Chamber Sets.

DECORATBD GRANITE WARE CHAN
- Der Sets, II pieces for 81.
uOv3-d&w LEE RlCHAkDsON ",