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Autumn Items
HAVING EXPERIENCE
To GENTLEMEN'S HABILIMEN rs.
PREFACE
All the goods referred TO in this anaounc ament
of Cur own mar fsctura, "A fact that gives US
thorough know Ledge of all the materials used aud
quality ct Workman h Q, thus enabling US ID give
rostive sssura- that all ,ois we
shIunk, and that the sne.&i g5tup is reliable and
coed
ITEM FIRST.
DRESS SUIT DEPARTMENT.
In this department have displayed magt ificeut
line q goOds, comprising Full DEESS
SUITS. FULL EROCK SUITS. CUT
AWAY SUITS, and suits apprO-
Pirate for al OI6iI Any dress
occasions, made in most 81.
ueIb sty le, with best
trimming. fabrics
nsed beng the
FINEST GRADES
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
BEOADt LOrHS.
NEWEST AND FINEST GRADES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DIAGONALS.
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81 n ID ID uyTI NJ q z 10
Issue on the LIST and 18th of each mouth a..
letfn Of all properly for ssle and rent % ny eocs-
which can be hsd OF application 81 rY c5los, OF ~
be sent By mail IL des red.
Loans.
$500 at PR cent as7O a. per ce-.'.:
so 800 At per cent. oct24 n
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BOARDING.


ROOMs, VITA OR WITHOUT BOARD-Newly
IL painted aud parered and hs ndsOmely furnished
throughout; con m divus; bath room and water
closet Terms mode rate OO7 q street n W oc26-Im.
kOAhDIrG- fOr I.nt. with BOARD, ia q prf-
- Hste ta"'il", a pleasant Fur aished FRONT
ROOM, wi h dres3ing-roon az Joining il d-.ired.
9cB'i cel trhl nesr the Arlington and Ebbitt
dou'e; References required. Address with name
On reference. Box I8. star Office. oct2S-2ts
QosBp NG-For Observation-Disclosures Furnished
- Rooms, IN suite or sing e, with first class Ia
BILE bOAkD. At BIO 40 9th street northwest,
within one square of Ma onal and Metro politan Ho
tells and street cars. oct25 Ct
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II o Il MT.
FURNISHED HOUSES
have sever nj fine HOUSES, delightfully."- Ioca.eI,
and furnished In excellent style, for rent for the
sion Of Congress By the year, at prices ranging
from Sl0 to $50 per month, 70 private families
only.
J. V. Il. HUYCK, Real Estate Agent,
No. 1905 Pennsylvania Avenue,
oct9 I'm Arlington InsursDcs Company Building.
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TOh CALC.
EOR sALE-Bakers or Grocer's WAGON, near
l. ~ new, cheap for cash Gall at Lumber Yard.
LIST and Indiana avenue THOS. w. SMITH. o3s st
LOB sALt-7l< octave PIANO, FRS class make;
i little sed; in perfect order; will be sold NJ
'n o'tS ~ ss' G street southwest R{H
J. building. SATURDAY, October 35th, ~
ct IL m, nne pair OF chestKut-sorrel Gar Z~N
riage HORs rs; silyer;mounted Il ARNEsS -
best chance offered for years to secure fine family
turnout at . low price. ocI25-N
LOB SALE-A dark bay HORSE, 8 years old, l5k
hands high, very gentle and prompt o.
driver, trotted when purchased by present ~
or no sale: Ais blood bay Hamiltonian HORSE,
eyesrs old, l5< hands high Is an exc silent fine sad
90 horse, can show ali gaits to the saddle, and a
first class fsm'ly horse aud safe for the most tnid
bore in Wilmington. Also FAMILY CARR GE,
TOP BUGGY, HARNESS, 10 BEs, BLANKETS,
WHIPS, &c, will be sold at a sacrifice. Sold only
on account % illness OF my do not wish to
be annoyed BY dealers. Apply at private stable In
resr Of No 1924 street oct26- ST.
L'OR sALE-Larse DUCKlNG GUN, No A bore,
Il made by u. NJ. Reilly, of London, formerly
ov ned By late Jefferson Rives Will be sid cheap.
INQUIRE at southeast corner 9Th and streets nr'h
L'ORsALE-Tirstr rate HORSE: guaranteed sound
Il and kind; bright bay; l6h hands high; ~
soes equally well in single or double har IN
ness Inquire at Room ~, Winders 81
Building. octi92xs
EOR sALE-B0RsE, BUGGY and HARNESS
y or VIII be sold separately, very cheap. 7NN
The Horse is good style, and warranted &oX
gentle and safe Tor ladies' driving. Also double set
HARNESS, finest class made by hand To order in
provisions in trade. Apply Sol street north sss,
Octl22w'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MAN Ep-S 5000. n g. a un'mrraysa real -
Gree Loan. sFar tfce ~.
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PERSONAL.
MADAM Ross ,MedioalS Bns,HsssC' 1irUsyaafs
Nl AStrOtOgiSt, bora with = natural gift, b
g mutt ted AT her Parors, 1211 Penn. avenue Hours
from q m. tot Pm. cci2ll y
A BsOLgTE DIVORCES promp ~ detained from
"A various States, without publicity or exposure
tiaI Othe, good cases TAKE without Zee until case
Is gained. G. LINCOLN. N. Y. Law AGENCY. Room
10 lie Droit Building. " ashington, DC. Oc24 2ws
ITO TIM LADIES.-Lsdies having supeTfuOns
hair on face. arme and neck can have Il psrms-
nentiy emoved In one week, without Jury t. the
skin. warranted cure for Freckles, Mole5. PIN
PES, and ell dis OF the scalp; premature graz
ness cured in one day. A cure guaranteed ia al
cases PROF. AND MAD. SLADE.
0cG9 934 9TH street northwest.
GIPsEY CLAIkvOyANT FROM EUROPE
~ greatest wonder Of the wcrld, tells your life
from the cradle TO the grave consulted love- mar
rage, sickness death law suits finds ab.ent friends
Loot or stolen property brings the
eether never fails; hss the greet NJ. pean harm
asonithes all her visitors: satisfaction warranted
tours: % 70 8. ga 9TH street, near cor h "a I'm
A sTROLOGIsT.-Mrs. DR.. ELLIS, sos Penn
"A ylyania avenue. III you would know the truth
coneult the DR.. IN ell things. Office hours from g.
". 70 2. m sepE 6m
MADAM COSTELLO, Disciple OF Nj Tie Lepor-
W mand Paris, the greatest Planet Eeader ever In
america, can be consulted at her house. No m
: sepH-H
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THAT NEW FRINGING MACHINE
liz Il Just splendid You must have one For
saie only al MCKINNEY 90. 5 Sewing Machine
H9ust, 42s ~ IA street norIhwes'. &C H.
COUNTRY SAUSAGE, SCRAPPLE &C.
can be had st No ~ o. pter Market, pct. TN
Ind gh s.,fIorIh shre,l aud fOs NUTInern Liber-
~ Market. loct26 2t'l }. EOFFM.S SMITH.
NOTICE TO PAINTERS.
~ W. FITZPATRICK, Sra.ner
Trate wOTk promptly attended to I23 P-n-
ayeaQe o..sh
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: u G G l. s S!
s u G G T. S S!
: u G G L y S!
lie DrOit Park, A. L. BARBER & CO., PrOprietors
lie DrOit Park, A. L. BARBER & CO., PrOprietOrs
lie Droit Park, A. L. BARBER & CO., PrOprietors
ACTUAL SALES IN -FOUR YEARS,
ACT AL SALES IN FOUR YEARS
ACTUAL SALES IN FOUR YEARS
AISn IMnravn,r-rrr
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EOR BENT. FOB RENT
u By X. q. HOFFMAN, 10th and streets n W
Three Furnished Houses, well located, 20 priyste
TAMIL e. only, rs sz5Q
Large hall and lt elegant rooms above, AZ G29
Pennsy lyaDia avenue n ...-.......-- ...-... LIS
IxI2 IA n street northw vest Is rooms, mod imp rs
l214 IA street northwest, Il rooms, mod imp. 70
l214 ctr street orthvest. II rooms. mod. O.. o,
9l6 street Northwest, 10 rooms, mod. imp 800, 4
300 b street 8 utheest, IL rooms. mod I'm o. =. s.
1909 9TH street W., rooms. store and stable. =
GO1 street northwes Is
For Sale
Houses and Lots, large and small in all section. o;
the city, at reduced rates octs-ly
THEODORr r. GATCHEL,
l. Real Estate and Insurance.
Corner Of llth and streets.
FOB RENT. FOR BENT. FOB RENT.
l4S4 street northwest. IL rooms mod imps . 81
1905 la street northwest, u re-, mod. imps IS o.
l16 llth street southeast, 10 RS, mod imps IS 90
l439 9th u. northwest, 10 rooms, mod. inns es %
1424 street northwest, rooms, mod. imps- Is 90
SOD street northeast, rooms, mod. fmp Is 90
And several other desirable small houses In north.
western section OF the city.
Stores.
401 Pennsylvania avenue northwe ........ S7s no
1918 Pennsyly snia avenue northvest----.... s. 90
1909 street northwest ..... ......... IS %
SEPT fsm&tu,r
CHARLEs A. APPEL,
~ $50 Louisiana avenue,
Neal Estate, General Collection and CAIN Agency.
FOR RENT-An OFFICE an y stree, northwest
FOB eALE-Two splendid LOTS On 18th street
circle, bargain. sepl3-tr
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L Brick No. l253 9th at n W, 10 ', on, SIS
Brick No. 1914 gth ST ", 10 roJms.-...-.. -. a.
brick No 1928 9th 81. nv ~ rooms. a.
Brick No 81 p'fre~ St, rss-ns. ....-...-... =
Buck no g34 st sw.,7 rooms. .-..--- .---. -
FIsme No BI23 lst 81. Z room ............ j
Frsme No. 20 lnth At ne. rooms ..-.... lS
ApTly g. ALBERT EON, aSO - nv u-t SO
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TTHE NEWEST AND BEST BOOKS.
i Tbs World Progress. ID ctiOnary OF Dsses, Put
vnar continued 20 August, III, 81 50. Caricsture
nd o her Comic Art; Jsmes Parton, SIS The Beg n
ming OF Christisni Gee. p. Fisher, d D., 50
Parns.sur: James Parton, 81. The Primo Pies Of
Bcisnce, . treatise ON Logic: Jevons, - frAns-
Uf Alfred De Musss,; Harriet Preston, 81 ssory Of
Avis Eltzabefh; Stuart Phelps. Sl.5O. Hawih
and on er Poems; stedman, 9 / IS Oa Poetic later
probation Of n atIre; J. @. sharp, Is ouIliues
OF the system q Civil and Criminal La~r;F l..
Smith, 81 S. bisekmore's New Novel, Euma
Ny Pa hers Sin. Soc: Dolly; by Author Of rhst
90, 81 Is nev JO. LOT .of Books, IN cloth
ttnciI z, at ire uniform prices Of soc
kOI-OMONS 4 CHAPMAN.
cet-s-I SI1 PennsvsvaNto GveNsss.
, 1877-01-06
saccp Nour Own Counsel.

Il is most excellent rule in Itc, tor
those who would keep out Of trouble
.ud keep themselves too ont OF the reach
e., injurious bu>yboijts, to have their
ives and ears wide open, and Their
mouths shut They may see all that Is
ru he seen, and hear all that is to ne
irard. but they need not tell to others
a.i that they may wish to hear These
are Schcming times. Matters spoken of
ia confluence, or words dropped incan'
,iously in chance conversation, nre not
always accorded the privacy they are en-
titled to. They are too often used with
out remOrse whenever they can be USED
10 the advantage of one, or to the detri.
mont of another; and in this way man
who has honest schemes of business in
hand, or who may have the misfortune
TO have unhappy secrets in his house
hold, or IN his personal circle, frequently
rnds the world cognizant of them all
without scarcely knowing how it oh.
tanned the information. An upright,
Just, and honorable person, who chances
to come into possession of knowledge
of his neighbours private affairs, will lock
lis lips upon it, and suffer no one else to
obtain 1t from him But all men do not
possess this high regard for Others, and
the only sate rule in dealing with such
persons, and indeed with all persons, is
20 keep your own consciousness
freely and genially on ordinary subjects,
Tut on grave personal matters cultivate
Il careful reticence. If you have import
ant business projects in hand, keep them
to yourself or, at most, limit the knowl.
edge uf them to the few trusty friends
on whose discretion you can rely, and
whose ndvice and assistance you may
need. There are few successful business
men who Ito not make this an inhexible
rule in their operations. 1t saves them
infinite trouble and is one Of the secrets
OF their success
, 1877-01-06
New. 1trIils.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON.

OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
The Puyallup academy building, soon
to be erected will cost $4,000.
About $4,000 were turned loose in
Polk county the past two weeks, all for
wheat.
The assistant teacher of the deaf mute
school at Salem, Mr. Ll Rue, has re-
signed his position.
The new bridge across the North Yam
hill is about finished. 1t is Il well built,
substantial, covered bridge.
The shipments Of coal from Seattle to
San Francisco, for the year ending June
30, 1876, were SO? ,?O5 tons
The capital stock of the Peoples Pro-
tective Transportation Company, Yam
hill county, has been increased to $50, 900.
The Pacific Thrcshirg Machine Com.
pany proposes to locate its works at Al.
'""' - ~ '"'' 'e> ~ " '"O'' VI F''''"''
NJ. Fl. Conn, of Douglas county, has
branch, so,nrol or.;Is ot ,ho ",oh
white" vo,i,,v from ,ho Ems, and urrcd
thoro ont
49,, =, .,. ,, -
',' WV" e'eNn ~, ,.,'..:', >' ''S'.s ....' W.
,,' ' "oN|''' , '"'" wv, ~, - Wv .,,.,I,'. y ,.'-,,
.".s, .s ,, ~ ' "
w w
Jo"n huntington Is ou''uiiS 'e"
c"'''e'y !" Tue 'i''n.'S u mar n',"'
c"'eo'"''"S W p"cN i''" "''V00 " '0'
o0' e"S'S "'N' se''S""
, 1877-01-06

The farmers of California and Oregon
are taking deep interest in the project
of ship canal across the Pacific anil
Atlantic oceans. They claim that Cali
Iornia and Oregon expect TO ship this
year a million tons of wheat and barley /:
and they estimate that within few
years the Pacific coast, including Cali.
torna and Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory, will be able to ship million and
a half tons of grain annually. This grain
is marketed in Europe. nineteen Thousand
miles distant from California, and costs
$50 ton. Not only has this immense
distance to be traversed, but the treach-
erous equator must be crossed twice and
Cape Horn donhled.
, 1877-01-06

There is great complaint am"ng the
carpenters in Astoria hcCausc Of the scar.
city Of lumber, the three local mills l,c-
ing unable to supply the current de.
mand, all having orders six weeks ahead
In Grandc Rondc valley wheat is worth
so cents per Lushel. oats and barley IS
cents per 100 pounds, -four go per bbl.,
butter a5 cents per pound, eggs 90 cents,
potatoes rs cents per 100 pounds, pork
cents per pound. gross, y cents ne
green apples 81 cents per pouad.
, 1877-01-06

COME To LIFE.-One of the most re.
markable instances of supposed corpse
coming to life again ever known in this
part of the country took place last week
At little place called Middle Creek, in
Winnebago county. The laughter of a
well.known farmer, named Andrew Nc
Gregor, died last Thursday night of scar
let fever. The funeral WIS arranged for
Friday. The corpse was brought in,
after having been driven a distance Of
seven miles. The sermon was preached,
after which the friends and chief mourn.
crs commenced to take a last farewell OF
the beautiful corpse. One OF the mourn
crs observed there was moisture upon
the inside of the glass. In a moment the
lid was torn of, and the body gave evil
dent signs of life. The greatest confu-
sion and excitement ensued, The parents
of the departed were almost frantic with
JOY, as they saw yet hope for their dear
ones life. Medical assistance was pro-
cured, and the supposed corpse was
forthwith removed to the ministers
house, situated a nile and halt from
the church. Considerable excitement was
occasioned in the neighborhood about
the incident. When last heard of, Miss
NcGregor was alive, and hopes are en-
tertained other recovery, Illinois Paper.
, 1877-01-06

The present attitude of the political
parties towards each other reminds one
Of story that is told Of two worthy
New England deacons, between whom a
bitter feud had long existed concerning
some contested point. Neither would
yield an inch, and the matter threatened
to be handed down to the next genera
tion, when one day Deacon Smith ap-
pcarcd before his old enemy, and solemn
~ said: "Brother Jones, it is a shame
that this quarrel of ours should bring
scandal upon the church. have wres.
tied with the spirit these many days,
and have prayed earnestly to tue Lord
for guidance in the matter, and have
come to the conclusion that you must
give in, for can not"
, 1877-01-06
Miscellaneous.

"Isn't your husband little bald 2"
asked one lady OF another. There isn't
bald hair in his hcad," was thc ha>ty
reply Of his wife.
The HOmom'sJovyad asks. "IIow shall
We utilize the Surprrtluous woman! Y 1t
seems as ifshc might be Utnhi1ed by for
wurdug her to Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Patington desires to know why
the captain Of vessel can't keep mem
ornndum OF the weight Of his anchor,
instead of weighing it every time he
leaves port.
In France, where the natural ice forms
too thin for commercial uses, it is pro
posed to compress the thin sheets in IN
ordinary screw press until one solid mass
is obtained.
Mr.. Billings thinks teller what owes
him S. for borrowed money, hasn't much
right to charge him with stlng'neSs Just
because he (Billings) doesn't give any
more for the new parsonage than he Ule
aforesaid borowel) does.
The T. 5. Express car on the St, Louis,
Kansas City and Northern train, was RI
fed OF $4,000 on Saturday night by
masked robbers, within ten or twelve
miles of St. Louis, and the express mes.
sengcr thrust into large package box
and locked up there. The robbers cs.
capped.
Pert young lady TO gruf' Professor OF
Anstomy)--"Oh, Professor how can you
study among such horrid looking sub.
jectsl | should think you would be-
afraid the owners Of these skulls would
haunt you'll would it you had mine"
Protessor--"Have no fear Miss, yours
will not be rnubled--we never use
women's skulls Tor scientific purposes,
they're too shallow, Miss, roo shallow"
, 1877-01-06

The little Hartford girl who gave ut.
terance to the following idea was puz.
zling her mind with problem that has
bothered the world for ages. She was
Teproved Tor some childish act. and seat =.
ing herself on the floor at her mothers
feet, reflected for a long while, and then
looking up, said; Ma, why is il that
naughty things are 50 nice ?"
The voters in Italy only numycr $50.
900 in $1,000, 900 inhabitants. y
, 1877-01-06

=---------------s -s--s-e--------------------
WHY PEOPLE DRINK Mr. A drinks
because his doctor recommended him to
take little.
Mr.. B, because his doctor ordered him
not, and he hates qusckery.
Mr.. c takes a drop because he's wet.
Mr.. D, because he's dry.
Mr. q. BECAUSE he feels something ris
ing in his stomach.
Mr. f, because he feel. kind OF sink
ing in his stomach.
Mr. G, because he's going to sre u
friend oil to California.
Mr. IL, because he's got u friend come
home from California.
Mr. |. because hes not.
MIR X, because he's cold.
Mr.. J., because he's got pain in his
head.
Mr.. NJ. because he's got a pain in his
side.
Mr.. N, because he's got pain in his
back.
Mr.. o, because he's got pain in his
chest.
Mr. p, because he's got pain all over
him.
Mr.. Q, because he feels light and gay.
MIR. Il; because lie feels heavy aud dull
Mr.. S, because he's married.
Mr.. r. because he isn't.
Mr.. V, because lie likes to see his
friends around him.
Mr. W, because he's got no friends,
ana enjoys glass by himself.
Mr.. Y, because his uncle left him a
legacy.
Mr. Y. because his aunt cut him off
without dollar.
Mr. z, 1--WE should be happy to inform
our readers what Mr.. rs reasons are for
drinking, but on putting the question to
him, he was found too drunk to answer. J
Evening star., 1877-10-16
1877 GREAT 1927
PENNSPL VANLd ROUTE,
TO TIE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splsndid Scenery, Magnificent E1-.ipmer:..

OCTOBER 1, 1871.
ThAtGS LEAVE WASHINGTOE, ncn Depot,
corner OF Sixth and streets IS fellows:
sor Pit,ssors and the est, 1O:l q. daily, With
Parior Oar to Pittsburg and Sleeping Oars from
Pittsburg to Cincinnati, st. Louis, and CHICAGO;
!;4O m; daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Canand agua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North, S:25 q. N. daily, except Sunday,
and I;aO p m daily, except Saturday, with
Haven, Elmira, and Watkins, ct l0:IO Q m,
daily, except Sunday.
Tor New York and tne East, s:ss ,. m. daily, with
man Parlor Cars, $40 q. 10. daily, except SUNDAY.
For New York and the East, S:2S .. N. and I $50 D.
m, daily except Sunday, With SleeBins Oars fro1
all through trains connec. At Jersey City with
boats of Brooklyn Annex affording direct trans
fer to Fulton street, avoidins double ferriage
Tor Philadelphia, t:1S .. acd $50 ,. n. daily,
except Sunday, and $50 and S:SS ,. N. daily.
Limited w $40 m daily except s9ndss
For Pope's Greek Line, 6:55 .. N. and ESQ ,. n.
For Annapolis, s. S g. m and 4:ss p N. daily, OK.
ALs2RAfNHpbfRsik 2Ri fHbfsi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL-
MAf ToN ksIRkdE6 All kkd6EE66ASDRIA AND WASHING
i;aS, 81 I'M. On sunday It s:iS a. m :, and ID
Tor the south, via Richmond, lss .. m. daily; s:ss
Train, ieave I asndHia for ssh,us.oa,
Sss Sn sands, nS :. sP6 ans = a. and and ~
Tickets, Information, sleepins and parlor car Co.
oomrnodations can be procured at theo11ces, north
avenue northeast corner Of Sixth street and Pennsv
vania avenue and at the depo, here orders can Be
left for the checking Of baggage 10 destination oo
L. P. TARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. je0
Evening star., 1877-10-16
AUCTION SALES.
nusCAhsON Bkos., Aoct1 aeer,-

DusCAssoS BKos., Aaou1 aser,.
Ia, >n Stkhs1 rs, SALs us rso-sTpRT FRAME
also, VACANT Lor ON Il sTRFFr Mas
18TH sThEkT hOErasESr.
TwO-s7oRY BkIOh Hptrsy oN nvrpxrs
M sMIkksI BkIWEks lsT AND NOoTd CAP
By virtue OF = deed Of trust given q "a ana -.
duiy rec 1roed In lieer No Is. fOso AZ one of -
the la records for " sshingtoa c suaty nj. ~
trtot Of Coiunbis, and by request of th parf e. :.
cured thereby, we Will s-l. On FRIDAY. the 2Rrh
DAY oi October. A. ID. is7, at pgblic auction. in
front OF the premises NJ ) clock D. m al - IL.
sQnsfe numbered one hundred snd thirty -thres to-
sether with improvements. sppaEtensnces snd h-r-
editsments to same b,lOngi0g or OthsTwise ApPur-
tanning.
bl Nirtde OF the same deed of trust, will s-Il
ih Eont oi the premlsss, on SATU URDaf, tie 2.th
nsS ~ ost Der lS1r 81 - oc.ock o. IN. All cot
numoero O sixty three, OF AleNsnder r. saepheri =
sepdiNtslon u square numbered tx hunfrpd and
eny tuee' together With sll the Improvement.
Hepetehehoes, aud hereditaments % the same be-
Teamseos - Y'ne. ne :. re- e sppertsiains.
- nl deed OF trust and interest, penses q
, seae, suu tahes, In cash, the balance atS AMI n
% Ioi hlcn the notes Of the purchaser OF pur-
cured oy deed OF trust on the property sha1 be
taheh n depNsu OF S230 viii be reauired n tn
tnl cnaser al une OF sale All conNeySn.ia. "A -
Vi pa Chaser or purchasers fths terms of a. ,r.
not complied win by TIE purchaser ~ nny q a.
a"o.e operp, within seven days from lay OF sale
tie trustees reserve the hight q resell the -apsrty
npon ehich dufsuit IL mSde At the risk and at OF
Tue detau Ing purchs sser sitter givias i've DAYS no.
ice OF such resale. An abstract of IN p-onar-v
Will De shown al the sale
JANIS =. WOLLA9D,
REGINALD FESDALL, ( irastees.
49, psit OF the ineumbrancs can remsip IL
Evening star., 1877-10-16
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,


Il Real Estate and General Basiaes, Agents.
ExTENsIvE SALE OF M,GyIFroESrAs
PEsHs RESH COST nPUkSNniIQRE; BRg.ssLs, IA
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HORSE, COUPE. oaNoP9i oaNo5PfT9i TOP pHEroN AND
On WEDNESDAY Yfa6Rsfs MoRsise oo,os.,,-o
SOa Fast 3. piteI .tres one Of the % aest ss' coz T.
prising in part
Elegant Suite OF Walnut civ Frsna and wn,c,a-
=, tine, tCrimson Blk Brocateile'j '"1 -H
Elesans q! octave Rose.csd Piano, Grand sau are,
Pompeiis Pilastsr and Bronze, Mantle Bronzs Clock
sw iss Lace Gnrt.ins Sa.in Lsmoreauin',
Walnut and Git Trace oornicss.
Brussels Carpet; Painting: and Ornaments.
R,on Ma,nnt Libra Library Suite, in Leather, pieces,
9!lindsr TOP besR and once Chair,
Library Table, Walnut Cabiner,
w, n'r - DIN inc ROOM.
Wsnu. Walnut Rillsr s sidssos1s kdssSsiop Table,
Walnut Arm c. =. Dining Chairs,
fi"''eS' are on'nf BahGs sad Glassware Carpets
Hai, a9a stair CARPETS, Linen and Rods,
NJ T. Walnut Hall RIigE stn1ai ROOM
Mssnifcent Walnut chamber Set, pieces,
Europe,b
nIs naenihSent Blue Carpets, Bugs Ornaments, &C.,
wire and Hair Nj Ms,tressss, Bedding, &c.
GREEN ROOM,
Splf ndid Walnut Chamber Set,
Carpet kugs; Remington Sewing Machine
Hair and Wire Mattresses,
Bedding; Green and White Toilet Sets.
RED BOOM.
Walnut Chamber Set, 10 pie ces
Lace Cn;tains; Carpets, Rugs,
Toilet Ware; h lair and Spring Mattresses,
Pillows, Beddipg, sc.
Together with contents Of Servants Rooms. tchen
aid The usual Furniture of upper floors, 30 M
meroUs TO mention.
- Also.
Al IL clock prompt, same day and place, we will
One Horse; one Coupe, in good ori,r
one canopy Top Pheton and Harness
All the acoSe being the property of a family who
Is decllning housekeeping. The Furniture ia nearly
rev ana was made to order. Ii il seldom such a
chance is obtained to purchase elegant and well.
made Furniture
street cars pass the door; avenue cars within
three squares. DuECANSUH BROS., Aucts.
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