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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-01-04

pyWorth the man milliner OF
Paris, is u native of Lincolnshire,
England. Ills father was a law-
yer, but became reduced, aud his
children had to shift for themselves.
Charles Frederick went to Paris and
learned TO make dresses, lie mar
p led one OF the yorng women OF the
establishment. and together they
have gradually developed the most
celebrated toilet manufactory in the
world. They nov employ 1000
work people.
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IL Il thu nlNunof of ,IIsuhnfQJ B 3
tho daily duties VI Ilfs which forms
our characters. Life seems to stretch
ous vast aud illimitsbls before ~,
ood inl be uncertain future wo look
for wonderous change and great bap-
Ipincss, .whci tn reality Il is the daily
execution Of lifc's work TO which wc
must look for contentment OF mind.
happiness in this world. atd reward
for well speot life ia the. world
to conc. There are 50 many petty
ares to be boroe patiently. so many
rifles to he done day after day and
year after year with no permanent
result. We must endure. withoui
visible irritation, the whims and ca-
prices OF thosearnuDd us. We must
tolerate their faulis and bear with
their perverso tempers. We mus,
overcome oss own pevislness and
'proneness 20 iapl,-iuding. All this
IS hard to do, bat il brings its own
reward.
\ srs,t lc@son is like n heavy blow
in il there Ia rebound and the
heart is not always 40 sorcly tried hy
il as it is with III, barrasslns vcxa-
lions of everyday life.
The oil Bishop of Litchfells mot
to, was, "Scrvc CD aud be cheer.
iul.;" and if we al act ont this all
vice daily, we shall Gnj many
"hill OF difficulty levelcd. We mus,
take things as they come AMI to do
so pleasantly is certainly wise. There
is an auccdv,o of Socraiej' that he
once went TO fair where there were
many beautiful and useful articles Tor
sale Looking around he cxrlaim-
ed Glow many things | do not
want !! The wJrli is u fair OF multi
tndiaous proportions, but how many
OF us iu going through /: daily are
satisfied like the heather philo,pher,
with the blessings hat IL p'eases God
to give NJ? Rather are 80 ike chls
dren never conroatod win what We
have not. That excellen, Christiau
woman, Madame Guyon, u.ci to say
that wishing fitted not her condition,
but to acquicscencc suited her best.
She knew the keynote by perlurm-
ina the duties Of daily lilo iai,hiuliy-.
contentmcnt.
Disraelli thioks that however
man may plan hi'lile, he is the crea-
;urp of circumstances. Tho uuf"r-
seen happens and upscts everything
We ere nero puppets" Tui- soanjs
very plausible, tor unforeseen cir
cums,arccs do uuch to al ct our lilc;
but il wo will 'eIicc, we shall find
ihc wires in our own hands. And
every man is like n watcriall--he
fashions his own channel, AMI can.
not be ;urned aside ty iorluilous c.
vents.
We must do pennauce now as 10
days Of oil, bai n1t by makins pill.
eTimascs TO visit tne ;ombs Of saints.
hut Oy b.Illing jnly und n,pral char
ac.cr ~ self denial an p..,ient por.
.C,nanre of LIES d. ~ dn' .es.
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Is Your Hair Falling Out
OR TURNING GRAY.
II So DO. Not Fail To Use
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESToRER.

Tie Great Reputation
W Haich It has attaIned sni the large number Of
Testimonials Will are constantly being received
are eoncissiyeproof of hs groat value.
Pro9f Posiiife-A New Sui Of Hair. Ma.
tnrlt Color and Beauig Restored
DR.. SwayneS Son some six years ago, he.
gan To loDss my hair, aud contin nued TO do do 70
nniil tue scalp became as bare as the palm Of my
hand, troubled Also with . disagreeable Itching
fever, great hsnt aud dtndrun. smAl pnstulss
would form, .qni,e sore 10 the ioneh, and the ie-
niaiuing PARTON OF the hair on the side and back
or the head, became qnita gray. After using q
nnnltor kestoratiyes, ESQ ca HEIDI without sue.
cess, ana my head nearly destitute of hair, ! &c.
Iuosantly commenced using tho
"Loation Hair Color Restorer and Drcss-
ing"
Now. through its use, candor aud justice compel
nae TO say TO all tha I now possess a new aud
besnufnl growth OF hair. completely rsstor red to
Its original dark aud glossy appearance, aud
Nentnro tho assertion, the world furnishes no
preparation equal TO tnls I'D do sconscien.
tnnsly say 20 all who aro 6 Ay or bald hair dry
aud heTsh Or failius, touso at once this elsanIy
and dclishtfully perfumed srticlo.
..1CtI ISAAC N. MARSHAL
Gunner. u. y. NJ, sJu LeoIard street, P.liia.
pr. Dalton Of Phiiadelphis, says oft: Ths
Lonlon Hair Color Restorrr 10 used very sxtup-
siselv among my patients aud frieudr, a, well ~
w laysslfj ltnereforospeak fsola experience,
snQs rs Cents per Bottle.
Sis Bottles tioo-ssnt by express to any address
sf- on receips OF price.
Address ords - toDr. swsyne 4 sop. 80 North
SiAlh reel, PhiIAdspaiA. Pa. sole Propris tore.
so4p Dy ALI pGyQ0Isys.
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Buokinghe,aa's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other un-
desirable shade, 10 brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
ly and e!iectually produces a per-
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by n. p. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, N. II.
esla b7 al Druggists. saa psslsrs IN xsa!ciss.
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A nEa1T0 5000 good. Agents
EuEW y M" %eni %nH ii pIGSS'1SiS'iF% ISo 'Sio u % lie
foregoing publications, and also several others
published 10y us. Read all Of the above and
tend for particulars. Address for terms, outfits,
Sc, The Murray I'm Publishing Company, i:o
East 2Sth Street, he1 iork.
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JAS. NJ y,yz,yT, ,st Niddlcsurg, Pa
General Plan.

Within ninety days 1rcr receipt OF proofs Of
deith, ant 7hctorily presented, tlr" society Will
~" A. t4Fir piirc tlfe amount dut tho heirs or
assigns OF th" deceased mrmbor.
Iur pulnr- % bsATu krQuiRED Agg: let.
Numhcr Of tho restihclte, nnWc Of the person
iusurod. and the party 10 whom made pa, able
~. \ ccrtifra'p from the physiclan who atten.
dol the pgfty durlng nj, or her last sickness
iis duration, and tls' 'tuG VI lslth. SRI \ GERS
t1cnte Of two di-ntcrestei aGlfilntincea Of
the Gocc tsed. certifying 10 In. tluu nnl la't ot
his ur hOr death IN 4 that Lee or si' waS tie per.
son insured by that uare In this Society
Address an Communications 10
JAS. W. KNIGHT. SIC.
Homo Office -Ereeburg. Pa.
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INREEMONT HOTEL.

L. FREEMpNr SNYDER co, PA.
David SELLER, Proprietor.
THIS new hotel isnow prepared tor the
accommodation Of guests mud will afford
first rate entertainment topersons visiting
Fremont Every eifcrt win be made to
promote the comfort ofiravelers stoppinq
a; this house. Choice liguors at the Bar
aud the Table supplied with the best the
market affords. An ample stable in con.
eciion with The house. APRIL, '7Gtf
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Or r. l.. WaICCtt Iai Chatham Square
New York
WOLCOTTS PAIN PAINT.

Stops pain instantly; sublues Tn1elation
henls o,d sOres--ctuc-r'. ami all ulreritlon.
IL viii not staiu smart Or bUgn tao skin.
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TINS standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are rs wonderful and
rs satisfactory rs ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
1t removes all eiuptions, itching
and dandruf. 1t gives the head q
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
AS a dressing, nothing has been
found so ehectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. d., State As
sayer of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30
1877 GREAT 1877
PENJNS VI VANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST,
Double Track, Stee! Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.

OCTOBER 1, ISM.
TBAfSs LEAVE WASGIEGTUa, n>-Es TsFcs,
corner OF Sixth and streets, IS i9l,oss
ES= pitssJars ana the " est l0I 10 "a SailS With
Parlrr Cas- to PItfshurg aud Sleeping Cars BON
PtttsbTTg 20 Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago;
5:Io :. n. DAILY, with Pslsce Car to Chicago.
B8LTlMUHE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
EoE Causnd~tEus, Rochester, Buffalo, Mes -alJ,
snd the \ grth, 5:23 a. N. daily, except srnday,
snd T:ID ,. M. dallY, except Saturday, with
Iasce Cars to Watkins. For Willismspc1, Lock
daily exceyt Sunday.
For New York sad tie East, $3.50 ,. m. daily, with
msn ParIOr Cars, $40 a. n daily, except sunday
For New York AMI the East, s:2 a. m. and 30 D.
N, daily except Sunday, With Sleeping Oars trn'n
Washington tp Boston. For Brooklyn, N. Y If,
all through trains counecs NJ Jersey Ofty with
boats Of Brook q Annex, effJrdlny direct trans.
fer to Fulton street, avoiding ton6ie terriags
For Philadelphia, s:4s o. "A. II 3. dsilF,
except Sunday, snd 900 and S:s$ ,. 10. daily
Limited Express s:2e ana. dai.F, except sunday
p. m. daily, eKceut Sunday.
For Pope's Crses Line, 90 a. n. an t;Se .. N
tally, except Snadsy.
EOr Annapolis. 6 So :. ~ aud $50 D. N. daily, ez.
ALExANDKIA AID sREpERICKsgJgq RAIL.
Nay sN ~ s s sSDHiA AND WASHING.
Ecr Alexandria, o, !, =, $40, I0,tiam,l,S,
i:20' b, .. N. On sunday 81 S:lO q. n. and
For the South, yiA Isl, n,noud e . m dsiIy; asa
p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trans leave Alexandria :Or WsEa.r Etor, s, 2, s:Is,
S:lO, 10, IL "A. n; 8, s:3V, 6, o, and p. IA.
On SUNDAY st $40 and o .. "a. and y. 70.
Tickets, Information, sleeping pa-lor car e.
oommOdatlons caa 90 procured 3. the Offices, north
northeast Of Sixth street. sqd fennsy-
ysns avenue, and az the depot, whore oS-rs 40 be
left for the king Of bakRsks g dtEinstcn from
LIP. FARMEK, General Passenger AGENT.
FRANK THOMSON, Gensral Manager. ies
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F9-The funeral Geo. L. Fox of"H Im pity
Dumpty" took place sunday al Cambridge,
Mass.
sz-John s. Morton, president OF the West
Philadelphia railrOa 4, has been Liberated, the
additional bail required having been fur
nished by his friends.
BFAcceSs has been had TO both parts OF
the Biantyre cOlliery, aud IL has been aScer-
tanned that $50 persons persisted by the late
explosion.
~ This womb seem TO be an uncommonly
opportune moment for Simon Cameron 10
repeat his famous Observation-"this Is q
HI OF time" There would be a pretty
sonOrous ameD.-[N. Y Tribune.
u.-The latest virulent horse disease has
reached Atlantic county, n. D., and nearly
fifty horses and mules nave 50 FAR succumOet
10 ITS ravages. The malady is also killing
of tie swine.
EF-The total loss to depOsitOrs in the Ma
tional Bridgew8ter lMass.l Savings Bank
through the irregularities OF +. SOulhwOrth,
late treasurer. VINO died about eight months
ago, Will be So 900.
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DIED..

DIED.
ACkER. VI 3nday morning, October 2, ISL. At
Leo clock, - HE re-ileuce, No. lbs street
northwest. aICHOLAs ACAE6, In the Ska tn yea OF
his &c Balnt1O-s Suo please cOpT.l
Funeral 10 JsEe plsce Wednesday afternoon, Slst
instant, at clock, from TRINITY Church c9rner 81
and It northwest FTlends aad a. lualnta0ces
Il the family invftei 10 attend. a
BATES. On TUESDAY, October p, ISL, a. ll:30 q.
m WILLIE, son Of the tate Mrs Virginia :. Bates.
ana grandson Of lillian IL. shirley, esl., az nyo
Years mon ms.
The friends " the family are res pectfuy invited
20 ettend the funeral from 81. PAIL Epi-cOpslt
Church, Esd street, Rev. Mr.. Jackson edne--
day, ~ . clock p. N.
JOHNSON. In Georgetown, ID. c., Monday, o.
{. Der p, lc77, THOMAS JOHNSON.
Funeral fr N Masonic HAL, Georgetown. We'd
nescay, at o clock D. m sharp. Relatives ltf anyl
and friends are respectfully invited 10 attend.
SCRIvESER. On the morning Of October 30th.
lH7, WV. III. SCRIvENER, aged "a years.
Eanersl from the ssidence II his IN other, Mrs.
EliZaosth A. ScryeneF, corner OF Nirginis avenue
and 4 street southeast, Wednesday afternoon, the
Slst Instant. half past two o'clock. Relatives spd
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
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SUIT AGAINST JOHN MoRRIssEY.-rh
matter OF the suit OF Henry clinton ys. Iohn
MorriSSey II Al argument before the general
term OF toe supreme court. Plainuf-s case
IA that on the 10th OF December, lisa, ia the
sUlt ofone Simmons against Murray a 20. n
lottery establishment, John MOr.fSsey was
appointed receiver, aud that ne conspired
with Simmons 10 defraud plaintiff out OF his
partnership Interest IN the concern by a
fraudulent sale, which was Afterwards set
aside, and suit for damages was commenced
oy Cotton. Judgment by default was taken
against the plaintiff In the absence OF his
prIncipa witness, and from this be appeals.
" Y. Nal, 9Th.
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THE DANGER IN PLAYING DOCTOR. -
The Boston IrdCsLeT Of Friday says: "An
infant child OF Mr.. Gaddas, OF Amssbury,
Mass, WAS poisoned under peculiar cream
stances last week. It was left I'm the cradle
under the care of its two sisters, whose ages
were not above years, aud they en- teavored
10 play nurse. Having seen their mother
take from the cupboard A vial, they followed
her example, but instead OF the castor-oil
bottle, took one containing bed-bug poison,
ana gave spoonful 10 the little one. The
mother, who was employed in the kitchen,
heard the child cry, aud entering the room,
saw the condition OF thin gs and adm Mustered
an antidote, and thus saved Us life.n
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
RRODHFtD'S.

I2O5 street between l1gh an 18th a. eez.
AL Wool Block French Ctsbms r., tGOabie a \ >
eJc. and ~ frEulifu Ct-hm re Or GysLs 2lc
per ysId, Resuff al BJuyett Dress @ O0s l2sc.
ard up, Fruit g the Loom Cotton ar! " e,JgZc
Eseanf Il Fu hste English Hosa, S5c.. % 3 Ils
Hip-RrTe Corssts H. boxes - tu-if1l Neck Ruff
fling Zoe. Ter ysE - up; Beet msks Canton Fla n
nell SC. Per yard ard No, OZARK = besf u yts
Ianied Thread, Sc . spool, Good Black Alp Ia
skirt Bad, &c TsUels, Nap ins. Bid Sprea "a,
q, mfC rfs. B'a ksfs, Iisnneis. l. uings. &c, very
cheap: Eiegstt Three Button Kits. Sl3s All Goo Il
~ the best makes and styles and lower than prevail
Ing MARI et prices, at
BRODHEAD's.
oct29tr 1905 + ST., bet. I.tI. 0ad 18Th SITS.
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We with to cell special attention to our stock
NELNETs- We are The only store in the city tina
makes 20 cialy n this line Of goods, and buying
- large lots able sell at an immense redus-
ton from regular prices. Our Is iIch wide Velvet
at l. the greatest bargain ever offered in
this city Persons in want OF yelvets can save
themselves s trouble Of shopping by calling on US
tty.
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SPEEDING HIS LAST NIGHT IN CON-
PANH.-Arhar Ruebleim, q German, spent
The evening IN company with a number OF
friends at Mishawaka, and on leaving them
al 1890 O'Clock, handed one OF the party q
sealed note, with the request that he would
open IL in the morning. The note contained
a statement that the dead body Of Rusbleim
would be found in a certain unoccupisd
house owned by him, which proved 20 be
the case, he having shot himself during the
night.-LSDecinl from Iafinna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30

Two HEREsY TRIALS on appeal have
gone az ainst the herelics. The Rev. John
Miller is almost unanimously condemned
by tie Presbyterian Synod Of New Jersey,
for opinions contrary to the teaching OF
scripture, and in Mr.. Sees case the - aoa
declares that the fulfilling by women OF the
Cf1ces OF public preachers in the regular
assemblies OF the .'church" is prohibited by
passages in the Bible, while at the same
Time II puts on record It's appreciation OF the
services OF women IN other directions.-iM
Y Tfll.ILlLe-
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctionesFs,
- Southeast cor 9Th aud ID streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL 3
TATE ON THE ALLEY BETWEEN % AN0
BID STKEETs AND VIRGINIA. AVENUE AND
ID STREETS, SOUTHWEST, Ia SQUARE ISL.
BY ylrt-e Of deed Of trust, dated MAY 3ist, -
A. ID. le76, duly recorded in Llbsr Nd 5sl, To- yW
lilo Isl OF seq Of the Lsud scoris tor the -
District of Columbia, and the written request u
the party secured there ~, viii Al az Ioic alc'
ton, m front Of the PREMISES. on sAFUB DAY: NO
vember Sd, A d l5l7, at o'clock o. N, = u IS IA
William IL. Philips recorded subdiy lsoa OF lot 10
square So, situated In Washington City, District oil
Columbia.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance In and
Il months, with interest at PSF cent secured j
premises or Oil cash, az option Of purchaser. de.
posit of 75 at time Of sale, and all at
purchsseris cost Terms 20 be complied with In ten
days. q FORD Trustees.
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John SIZE SMAN, Auctionser, St. ClOlI building.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF [aPR2ylER RR1REsrT

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
on FOURTH STR SET NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of two deeds OF trust, one bearing ,s9A
cember Els $50, duly recOrd ID respectively -xx&
in Liber $50 folio l0 and Liber SAB, folio a. ct
IN the land records Tor the District Of Columbia 40
tie request of the party secured tnereby we will
at public auction, IN front OF the premises on
SATURDAY, November I0th, ls7I, az 4 = O'Clock
the following real est ate, "a the city 0i
Washington, District Of Columbia, TO wit Ortgiaai
Lots numbered four (4) and i've t5l in square nun
bere1 eight hundred and nine tolJi, improved by
2ht two-story tuniEishedl OricS ceiling houses.
Terms of safe: Oae third cash; balance "a SIX,
tw eiye, eighteen and tweniy-f1ur mOaths, with IN.
tert 81 at per &c At snuun, secured by de-i u
trust property sold IL terms Of sale are MT CON
tlisa with thin g days the Trustees reserve the
RIG resell. afser i've Gays advertise nen, a. " *
and cost IF defaul'ing plrchaser. dep sit OF Sl)3
viii be guire1 20 time o. sale all cJnvey aciRg
at cost Of paTchasar.
JOSEPH EDSoH.l r.,.,,s,
cct25-eOd tds THOMAS HYDE,
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THOMas BOWLING, Auou0neer.

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF OIL PAINT
lNGS, ESGRAEINGS, OHROMOs. PHO rO-
hC1 UMULATED SICK OF ONERTMESTY
lEAkS, AT THE OLD Store OF FRANCIS
LAMB. I230 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
SOUTH SIDE, NEAR 18TH ST
G mmenciaa THURSDAY EVENING. AZ =
O'Clock, and each evening thereafter, a. the same
hour until all the above stock il sold Sale posi- i've,
to- ms cash. his Is opportunity; persons IA
want Of such articles sh I'D fail 20 attend the
sale. SAMUEL HODGKISS,
Successor % Francis Lamb.
THOMAS DOWLING.
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KILLED BY LIGHTSISG.-During the
storm OF last Sunday week. lightning strack
tue boat belonging 10 Capt. Joshua Chand-
Ter, OF Chincoteague Island, killing him in
stantly and rendering his son unconscious.
deceased was originally from Sussex cOun-
ty, Del, but had resided Oh Chino 0teague for
the past twelve months.
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THoNAs BOWLING, AuctiOneer.

FOUR FRAME HOUSES on POPEAB STREET
BETWEks MONTGOMERY AND MoNRDE
STREETS, GE0kGErowN, ID. U, Ar AUC.
TON.
OaTHUBSDAY AFTERNOON, November -
1st, 1877, at O'Clock, in front Of tho premises E8
4 sh ,l sell To the highest bidder. Lot 10Y, ta&
Beall's addition to Georgetown, i'm proved by four
comfortable twO-story Fra lie solngs, situated as
above, ard known as Cam pbeu's row.
Terms: One third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months, with interest at per cent. per an
mum, AID secured By deeds Of trust tho property
sol1. Convex anciIg az purchaser = COST 4 deposit
Of 50 will Be required each house time Of sale
oct24 dtd THOS. DOWLIS ,, AuCt.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ART SALE.
SALE OF A COLLECTION OF CLASSICAL
VASES, FRENCH BR0SZES, STArUARY,
&C, &C.
q, a. III o'clock, 81 my ssiesr0Oms, Star Office
Buileing, will sell collection Of elegant ClRss-
cal Vases, UTDs, and Ornaments, copied from the
antique, fine Black Marble and Bronze Clocks. with
side OrBSnerts Bronze Vases a1d Statues, Castel-
INA SIA.uettes, and other objects Of art, imported
from France and I.ay by Mr.. Viii.
The oOllectioa will be arranged fer examinati %
on q day. NOvember2 z.
oct27 THOMAS BOWLING Auctionesr.
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NATIONAL LINE AND aHORf ROUTE
NORTH, WEST, EoRTHW.sr a SOUTHWEST;
June 34ths 1877.
An. LkANk WASHINGTON.
A:k0-BsltinOre and Way Stations.
Point Of Books and Way stations, via Re,
J:So-White srIpau . Valley Springs Erpress,
Hakes no stops between Washington and
T:sS-.st. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Pitts
burg kTpress. fHaGentOwn except Sun
500 Baltimore E1pre..
town, Point Of Boo Is and Way Stations.
s30-Sew York, Philadelphia. Reston and Bdlfi-
more Express.
s:oO-FBsitInore and Way Stations ION Sunday
io:oo-Baitimors IIpress.
Pm.
IS:lo-Bslttmors, Ellioott CITY. Annapolis and WAY
l:1e-New York and Philadelphia, baltimore m.
press. ION Sunday TO Baltimore only, stop-
ping at all stations and connects for Tred
s:J0-Bsltinore and Way Stations.
Bladsnsburs. Frederick, Via Relay.
4:3S-Point of Rocks, Frederick, HAgerstovn,
winchester and Way Stations.
0-.Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
s:So-'P phia, Norfolk and Bs t1more. Pas
sengers for Norfolk takes In shs cars d.
rectly TO boat.
S.sS-FChicsgo and Columbus Express win.
chester and HsserstOvn, except SundaI.D
5:ysos-,B Ra,,,Is sIRr YES, Station,
a.Ts-'st. Louis, Cipcfnnayi, PIttsourg Express.
9 30-Point of Books and Way Stations, netro-
POlitsD branch.
lo:o0-'Hew YOrf, Philadelphia and Baltimore E1-
--pa;iy' Other trains daily, eroep. sunday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30
. III. WARNER, Aucuoneer.

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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE I'M
PkOYED REAL ESrATE ON FLksf orbEEr
EAST, BET WEEN SOUTH AND SIS.
BY virtue Of four deeds of trust, dated re. -
spectiyely Novembe Is, a. ID. 1873 Noyemoer 49,
81, A. ID, IS74, June 6th. A. ID. 1873, and Feb-S
rusry 3Sd A. lSI6, and d1ly recordeI rs,psct Sey
Liber 729 folio AL ct Lber I61 folio los ct
seq Liber 7s9 folio 49, ct seq, and Liber SIS, folio
"a Ell of the land records for the District OF Co.
umbis, and at the request In writing of the party
secured thereby, will sell at public auction. 10
front OF the premises, on MONDAY, Noyemher ID |,
A. d. 1877, at 81 O'Clock p M, part OF lot one, -
washington city, District OF Columbia described as
follows: Beginning tor the same at the southeast
corner OF the and aning thence north nifty
feet five and Q half inches; theace west one nun.
dred feet; thence south fifty feet i've and q half
inches and thence hundred feet 70 tbs place
of be ginning, improved BY two two-story Brick
HOUSES, with first-ciass Storeroom in each.
Terms: One third cash, and balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months with interest at . per cent,
secured IN promises cold, ell cash, at option
of the ipurcnaser. Depasit Of 800 at tim,
Of sale, ard all convey anciny at purchasers cost
Terrs TO be compiled with in seven days, or the
Trrstees reserve the right to resell risk aad
Of 6ef6uliing puIcnassr
WIN DIXON, lTrp.tees
T EDW. CLARK,
L. GOODWILL, Salesman. oct23 eo6ds