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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-11

msre ~ Yonr On,nibnn.

All orders for passengers aud bag
gage, left nj the office opposite the Le
Hrande Hotel, will receive prompt at'
IGNITION. Also have floats for moving
freight, furniture, household goods
ETC., on short notice,
no26 I'm W. +, SlLER, Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-11

Two car loads Of buggies and plat
Orln wagons, at Orr's,-ti
-Cummins n Davis haYe several
fine farms In the nelghborhood of Dali
las for sale on favorable terms, Apply
ut 100 Lamar street, go I'm
Choice northern onions aud pota'
toes at Haggarpa, II.
Decd Cheap IiomesIeads 90 be Had
6Ox2OO feet, from Commerce 10 jack
son, next east Ct Turner hall, viii be
sold In lots 26xl00 feet. Good terms
Is. \, LEMAN,0r
j, w, WALDEN
Nov. g7.lW nj M IIllman A Co.'S,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-11
Lndies' Styiish ClOnks
DnlIns OIty Lmmber ward.

The largest stock and lowest prices
at A, A. Pearson's, 7l2 Elm.-tf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-31
GENERAL GRANT.

PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-TLis morn
Ing General Grant took breakfast with
Governor Hartranft, Senator Cameron,
Colonel Fred Grant, Gen eral Sherman
and Hamilton Fish, after which he
was waited upon by the Mayor and a
committee OF the Council, and escorted
to Chestnut street wharf, where the
steamer Twilight was waiting to make
q short excursion up the river with the
ex-President and a number of invited
guests On board. A very large crowd
people were assembled at the wharf
and General Grant was loudly cheered
on his arrival. AS the steamer left the
wharf the people grew very enthuias-
tic, and cheering, waving of handker-
chiefs and other manifestations Of
pleasure were INDUCED in. The ship
ping on the river was very generally
| decorated, and ferryboats, steam-tugs,
ETC., all saluted the excursionist party
with their whistles and flags. When
the Russian corvette Craysser was
passed that vessel ran up the American
flag and fired salute Of tWenty-one
guns. The Twilight will proceed to
Newcastle, where General Grant will
be transferred to the steamship Indi-
ana, in which vessel he will sail to
Liverpool.
The revenue cutter Hamilton, which
had been placed at the disposed ofEen-
eral Grant by President Hayes. was
used for the purpose of carrying Mrs
Grant and number of personal friends
down the river. Mrs. Grant was escort
ed on board by George W. Childs and
wife. A. J. Drexel, and j. W. Paul
and family. In passing the navy yard
the Hamilton was greeted with salute
from the receiving ship.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-31
Am Honest MeGiciRe.

Of all medicines calculated to cure
affections Of the throat, chest and lungs
we know Of none we can begin to re-
commend 50 highly as DR.. KIR@'s New
DISCOVERY for Consumption, Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness
Tickling in the Throat, loss Of voice
&c. 1t docs positively sssYs, and that
where everything else has failed. No
medicine can show one half so many
positive and permanent cures as have
ALREADY been wrought by this wonder
1ui remedy. For the Asthma and Bron-
chltls 1t is perfect specific, curing the
worst cases in the shortest time posi-
Dle. we would say by all means give
IL TRIAL Three doses will relieve the
WORST case. Trial bottles free. Regu-
far size $1.00. For sale by F. Robinson.
some
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-31
KENOsHA Nav %. 1877

At a regular meeting Of Kenosha
I. of H., No. 1870 May %, 1877, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed unani-
mously:
/ KesoZued, That we hereby tender a
vote of thanks to the ladies Of the La
dies Temperance Union for the ac-
noWledgement received of their will
Gngness to help and aid the members
Of this Temple in any way that may be
deemed advisable.
Also to Rev. w. II. Swartz for the
address delivered Sunday afternoon.
III. D. BLISS, r. S.
The Niagara with General Grant and
party arrived at Queenstown on the
9th and at Liverpool on the 28th. At
both places General Grant was receiy-
ed with great display and offered the
Inequalities of the cities. He accepted
the hospitality Of Liverpool.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-31
7qaT q 2 . 2 9 9

ne the. Working CIass.-We are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant en-
their spare moments Business new, light and
profitable. Persons Of either sex easily earn from
80 cents to S. per evening, and proportional
sum by devOting their whole time to the business.
Boys. and girls earn nearly as much IS men, That
all who see this notice may send their address,
and test the business we make this unparalleled
offer: To such as are not well satisfied we will
send one dollar to pay for the trouble Of writing.
Full particulars, samples worth several dollars to
commence work on, and a copy of Home and
Fireside, one of the largest and best Illustrated
Publications, all sent free by mail. Reader, if
you want permanent profitable work. address,
GEORGE STINsoN & Co.. Portland, Maine.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-31
Year. no Of Houses. Total liabilts. Ay. liabit,s

we have good evidence that pauper-
ism has increased to an alarming ex-
tent and, no doubt, if had the prison
statistics at hand, | should find the
proportionate increase there.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

SCHOOL Room CONTAG a M eet-
mg OF The board of health Yesterday a report
was hanced IA 10y Assistant sanitary In
sTector Dwyer, stating that a Young lady
teacher IN public school OF she seventh
ward was lying at home sick with the scarlet.
fever, and that the disease was "a ken by her
from one OF her pupils. The name of the
young teacher was not given. The case was
CITED aS an instance OF the danger 10 which
both scholars and teachers are expose oy
the attendance al school OF children either
suffering nom contag iOuS disease or I'm
whose families such sickness exists. A reso-
luton Was accordingly passei requesting
the board Of education 10 issue an order 20
Tie effect That no pupil In whose family any
contagious disease exists be allowed to AZ
tend school until all danger shall have PASS
cd Y. T. Herald. ian.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

e. An undertaken in Berrien county, Mich.
Is testing In the court his right 10 disinter q
body IL order 10 recover the unpaid-for cof-
I'm.
- Professof-"In ole evening 1 counted
twenty seven meteors sitting on one piaz Ia /"
Class expresses great astonishment at the
sociabie character OF the heavenly bodies.
~An American tourist say that a San
Domingo revolution consists or "a few yells,
three or four hoots, some one accidentally
wounded. and come home, darling-au Is
forgiven"
@A young lady of Clinton, III, sent
twenty-five cents and a postage stamp in re-
ply TO an advertisement OF "How 10 make
an impression" and received for an answer.
"Sit down on pan OF dough-"
~At exactly 1-30 a. m, the other day
John j. Stubens, OF Troy, was surprised by
uhe fall OF small framed photograph OF his
father which was hanging on the wall. At
breakfast, as he was nRrraiin ng the incident, ne
received u telegram announcing the death OF
his father at that very time in this city.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
IlIED.

HOWELL: ON Thundsy, November 18Th, ls77,
SAMUEL II. HOWELL.
b.iaiIves friends of the family are in yited @
attend his fIBefal on sGtui day, Rth instant, ct
O clock m, iron his late Residence 30 Gay,
nj OF Green street, Georgetown.
RAWLINGS. On the evening OF the 18th Of Mo-
yember, lo9, stll.z5 .. ma hitsr . itng-TiDg illness,
which she Jfe With true CD tstsn fgrtituds, ELIz
ABsTH only dsaghter Of JOssph x. and Martina
4. Rawlings, aged 2. yesrs.
Gear parents NJ sa.Ould ever Go
Mnere the bg light Angels are elns ing 50,
n sing so lo1d that TIE sDds shall bear
My v. ice on their wings 90 my par nte ear:
sId N tell you not 20 weep Ter me,
Bor Lizzie 10 happy ae che can be;
Anc al pray the n ighest 20 send Ter you,
And hen you hay dome what he II ~ to do.
Oh, then. my parents, Ju snail come,
Hsppy ard glad O. yOur daughter home.
Selatyes sud friends OF the family espectfully
an sited 20 sttend Der funeral from ths residence %
her parents, 19O0 10th street northwest, Sunday
afternoon, the loth instant, st O'Clock. fuuerai
st vices st the Western Presbyterian Church, n
dI set, between 18th and zth streets, Of % m.
TICKER. Suddenly, ct Troy, N. v, DR.. MAu-
RICE TUCKER, formerly OF Washington, ID. G., I'm
tie 18th ear VI his age.
WILS0H. On November 18th, 1877, nIIzABKru
WILSON, an old resident Of Washington, beiovs1
sister Of benristta chorts and VIM. =. Wilson.
Her funersl VIII take plsos from Asbury Church.
epnAsy, November 18th, at II .. m. Friends aa6
reistivee are respectfully invited 70 sttsnd. h'
Evening star., 1877-11-16

\ "CoRSET lIYER"-Some medical stu
dents IL one OF the colleges Of this city, dis
seciing female subj sct a few days ago,
found what il called the doctors parlance q
'oorset liver" When tight lacing has been
pTactlCed through several years, a perma-
nent dent or hollow il produced IL the liver,
which may be seen very plainly fter the
woman Is dead and her liver dssected out.
This Kind OF liver occurs so frequently I'm
women that physicians have given II the
name OF "corset liver" la the subject men,
TONED The hollow in the liver was large
enough FOR the wrist OF a grown man TO 6e
lad IN IL. Young ladies VINO don't want
their livers put into the newspapers aud
made an awful example OF after they are
dead, woull better take WARNING On. { ne
psETcidi.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
ORPHANs' COURT SALE

II bhA h6HS NcIhi bahb
Old FASHIONED ANTIQUE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE: HANDSOME AMI ELABORATE
ENGLISH AND FRENCH DkOoRATED BIN
kEh, lea AND TOILET WARE; FINE Cur
SLAsS; Oil PAINTINGS; FRENCH PLATE
MIhhOks; FINE VASES, hTU, FAxMING
lMPLEMESTS, ETC; AT THE RESIDENCE
SF THE LATE CHARLES b. CALVERT,
by virtue of an order of the Honorable ths0
Orphans' court Of Baltimore city, the uad.r- w
slgnee Will sell, ca the prsmis,s s. at Rive s. 81
Gale; Prince Georges cJunty, MI, ON TUES ~
DAY, November 20, lS77 commencing at
oc ocE, by public auc'iGn, all o! the Furniture aud
Farming lnp:ements, Consisting Of Freach olate
Mirrors, B ~dsteads, Bureaus. Hashstanis, Ward
robes, Carpats, Matt'essas, Feather Beds, Hand
some Mantel OruaInelts Clocks French Gil: and
brenze Candele bras, OIL Paintings by Autonts en-,
SwsyeTs and other artist; beauti fui Decorated
China Dinner, Tea and L iet 3 ,ts; rne cut GIas,.
ware, cid fashioned Ensli IN Upright 90 TX, Cam,
Chair, once occnpted by George W Washin gto D; also
the Chair ana Desk used by Henry Clay wnils writ
ing the famous Missouri Compromise.
25 LARGE CAMELIAS and all Of the FARM.
ING l1PLkMENTS on the premi,e..
Terms cash.
THALIS A. LINTHICIM
Admin iniktra.or OF charlotte A. Calyert, deceased.
o. A. KIRKLAND CO.. Auctioneers.
B.-This u rniture aid No q! pment are chiefly
OF the patterns in ueduring the nth and 18th csn
tuIiee, antique and very
Catalogues can bs had Of the auctioneers on and
after Saturday morLin
P.S-Trains leaving W sshiog:on and Baltimore
at o clock will take passengers to River ID Ale
In time for the sale, aadins them on the prenises.
nov IL -eOd
Evening star., 1877-11-16
CONGREs SIoNAI
ConoIssfo. Of Testerday's Proeo.sf.o,

SfNATE--After our report closet
Zoe army oitl was pssset a. amended.
limiting the number OF men 10 l5 oFo instead
OF 2o.ooo. AdJoUrnei.
NOT SE.-Afier our report closed debate
on the anu resumption biil was continued.
Mr. Kelly said tnst Rlfhough fi4s T-sssnrv
might resume on the day Spectned the sup-
ply OF bullion would be exhausiat on ths1
day oy The holders OF certificates OF derSlSlts
and by banks who would send ON LARGE
amounts OF notes Tor redemption. and ina
bullion being all transferred 10 the banks
and national suspension having again oc-
CURED, the time tor the pnoits OF the banks
would begin and there would De no calcula-
lion how high the premium would 90 and
bow long the suspension would continue. He
Continued 10 enforce has doctrines ia opposi-
ton 10 resumption, and wa followed by
otber memberson the same SIDE up 90 the adj
tournament
Evening star., 1877-11-16
hIRRIKD.

BoYD-DUFFf. At BsIti more, September 18th.
le7, hy The Rev. X. h. Fulton, Mr., ROBERT z.
BVlb 10 Miss hARY DUFFY, al Jf this ciy.
HOWABD-LUTZ. On Tuesday. November lsth,
~ Leesbrrg. by the Rev. II. n. Kennedy, CLEN-
ut III. Eo~ARD, Of sshiBgtOa, ID. q. 20 A DDIE
"a h. daughter OF r. A. Luz esa., VI Loudoun cOun-
u, Va. No cards ats
MlDDLErOS-M HIrMELL. On EOvemb-rI :
lss7 at the Ascension Church, BY Rev John Elliott,
ILLlAM EIIOI MIDDLETON 10 Miss ANNA MOOD,
daughter Q, ,. q. Whtwel;. All Of this city. 2E-
N00r-BEALL. BY the Rsy. Henry Nice, at
the parson sse, 313 th street beast on the 3th
CT November. lo77, CHAzLEs woOD and Mise Ca rH-
rkINE bEALI.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
Exciting Debate Ina the French Cham
hPH

pE RRoG LIES THRrAT.
Duke de Broglie made n long speech, I'm
which he plainly iutlmated that President
MacManon would not take n ministry rom
lle Ell lOT would the government submit
20 the proposed electoral inquiry lie said
when the present government had fuls..te v
lts TASK Of answering The attacks OF - iefl
The maSShal would see what was incG bent
upon him. IL he could be assured nat q
m.2isiry containing NM. Blanc aud Renault
extreme radical and conservative repuo-
hcssn, respectively, y would agree upOn q pro-
sramme, The path OF parliamentary pro-
Sednre would ee open; n not, it would be
Duke lie Broglie declared that the govern
ment were ready ID accept even penal re-
tpohsipllliN lor lhc4r acfs and meet me Tro-
POSED Impeachment, but warned the new
committee OF public safety that neither tle
present cabinet nor It's successor M it NAT
any reesrl Tor ile public peace, would cOun-
teEance tue proposed one sided inquiry. lie
accused the lvft OF intimidation and fraud
during The elections, aud especially accused
them oi spreading the assertion that a con-
ServatiVe victory meant war. He provoked
protest !nOIu Gambetta by ins lnuailng that
he caused tie Insertion OF this cslumny TN
German and other foreign papers. Duke de
Bruglc warned those who IN yesterdays
debate sppesrej To appeal To iusurrection,
mat II would be- suppressed. snd that even
n successful It's success Nigh he transient.
Duke Ge Brogiie was loudly spplsuded by
GAMRErTA's DEFIANCE.
NJ. GSmteit8 characterized DuSe de Bnog-
iaS oB'SShe ~ a'A'r bAt i''idaioANs ne safu
II formed the best argument tor inqui ~, as
u showed stubbOruness and res stance 10 the
Will OF the country. The tnsinuatiOu that
The left gained majority by misrepresents-
tion was lie. The government, guilty of
malyersatiOn, had gained forty seats by
fraud and robbery. He denied that the In
Qulry was illegal. He proiessed a desire 20
uphold the authority Of both chambers. He
was not an antagonist OF Marshal MscMa-
hon. The present ministers were insurgents
against the law.
After much violent personality, a vote was
taken. Grevy's motion was adopted by SD
against 2t3. The chamber decided To appoint
The members OF the committee OF inquiry to-
day.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
THOMAS E.w waGGAMANf Nf

yALUABLE PROPERTY On II STREET
ssp0hrTh, BET~ktN ljrH AND IaTH
By virtue OF deed of trust, dsted on the ss
lst Gay Of May, A. ID. ls77, and recorded ia ~
Lther No s. folio 4i4, one Of the land records
u the District Of Columbia, the understand Tru.
tees sell AZ public auction, in Iront OF tbs prem,
ises on MONDAY, the 26th day OF Noyember, Is77
AZ H o clock p. m, the following properly IN
Washington city, ID. O.. 10 Wit Part OF OH gina
Lot -. in Slrsrs 252. beginning at the uortbes-t
corner Of original Lot H., ssid 1sre 257 thence
running west along toe south lin. OF street a ri
~ feet and inches, thence south and al rigot anses
10 feet o. An alley thence east sud along tho north
line OF said alley l. feet sLd ilches neuce north
ara at night angles ~ feet to the place Il brgs.
Ling.
Torrs of sale, a. prescribed By the ssid trust Tks
anoult 81 Irdebte0 ,-3.ss. with fntere<t a
per cent from ay LIST, ls7Y, with the eN pense of
tae 70 cash. and the tsiance at 8, aud 10 months,
for which the notes Of the purchaser .srng tsresi
from The day of sale, and secured by deed Of trust
on the property SOLD, shall be tagen. A deposit q
SW shall De required Cf the pu haser at the time
Of sale aDd sl conyeyancing shall be at the pen-e
OF the purchaser. II the purchaser fails 20 com ol =
with the terms OF sale within seven aye from ms
dAy OF sale, the Trustees right 20 re 81
risk and cost of the defssIting purc chaser, uppn
giving such notice as they may deem proper
GEO. W. RIGGS. L.
nov,6 eo&ds THOs. Z. wAGGaMAN Trustees.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

CCNSoLATIoS.-Inebria Now, look
here, what shay is, what's the use o. richest
'spose a mans a Roth-you know-a Roth
chlld's bank-eh? Well, what's good OF AZ?
He can't get more drank than he can-noW
can hep-f EJglaD MILF
Evening star., 1877-11-16
Z IA VAIN Elk, keal 4: tate AucuonoeT.
PRGNED PRnPkRTY

ltTSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED PROPERTY IN sQuAkE No. SOL
by vIIue o, u deed Of trust 10 me, dated -
Dt cen, Der 18th, 1874, recorded in Liber No. rs.1
10 TOTO 83, cne of ths land records for ~
Washington couuty, in the District of Columbia,
al d at the reQul IL writing, of the party s,cu ed
thereby, will Oter at public auction, in front OF
the pre:ns,s IN MONDAY, November 19th. A. D.
lS71, at half past four O'Clock in the afternoon all
these certain parcels or lots of gr ,und ing being
ard siius;e in said city Of Washington, known and
desc ited lots tw I'D three 90, four ( five (5
six f) and seven (. in Charles Just corded sub
division of square eight hundred and hiacty one
(81i)
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in g. L. IS
and "A mont hs after date, with Interest per cent
purchaser, cured on the property, must be eiven
deposit Of $50 will be required each lot at time
of sale III terms Of sale not com Piled with In
days, the Trustee reserves the isht to resell
at cost OF defauting purchaser.
ABNEK b. KELLY, Trustee
J. L. OOLDWELL, Salesman. novl2-eo
Evening star., 1877-11-16
T. COLDW ELL, Real Estate Auctionver
TRUSTEES SALE OFATHREE-STORY BRICK
AND FRA ME IWELLING, No 23J M ASIA
CHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHEAsT

TRUsTEEs' SALE OFATHREE-STORYs BRICK
AND fRAME LWELLING, No Abb MASSA-
CHUSETTs AVENUE NORTHEAST
BY virtue OF deed VI trust, dated July Ssh, IA
a: u: 1870, duly recorded in Llber No. 50, -
folio ol one OF the iaad records for the BIS -
u1ct OF Columbia, and at the request OF Ele party
eecured thereby, We will Sell at public alct.Jn, in
front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, NOgem-
Der 2lst lo17, q. "A o'clock m the foilowi lg de-
ecrbed r'a estate, situate in the city of Washington
Dl5irict OF Columbia, IL witt All tast certain piece
or parcel OF ground kn wn and dssig 1sed part OF
lot numbered ten (lO), in square namberei 50 zen
bunoIeo and nfty SIX (755l, beginning FOR tue
on Massachusetts avenus eighty (S)b f.et i've (S)
inches from the northeast Of said lot; thence
westva ardly sixteen lj) f5st ons ID inch; thsnce
southwestefly one hundred and seu ms feet ttree
mches thence east eighteen Il feet AMI one
third "a fLches thence northwardIy the place OF
beginning. together with the inrroy yemsnts, &c,
belng the sar1e PROPERTY conveyed by John F. Blu ch
by deed record In Liber N. q L, No. 81, fuIios
az. lS and 49, of the lsni records fJr said District
Terms: One third casa, and the bAancs at 6, y
and 10 months, with Interest at per mt. per an
nun, SECURED by deei Cftrust the property sold,
or all cash. at option Of the purchaser slOJ
required at the time Of sale, and Gil conveyancing
purchasers. Terms to bs compiled with In seven
days.
BRA1NARD II. WABNER, }r.
CHARLES q. GLOVES, iru''eSs'
Evening star., 1877-11-16
BE-. eTEIoER, Auct.

- LEN GOODS generally, beautifully washed
octls-r YOUNGB DETERGENr.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
REAL sAtE EsrarE "a s6d4h sim
OF STREET, BErwEEN -l4rH AND

By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated October -
Sth, a. D; 1877, and duly recorded in Libsr l::
No 6N, folio 1SO. Of the land records for ~:
the District Of Columbia, and at the req nest OF tne
party secured thereby, win SELL e public auction,
TUESDAY, November 10: h, A. b. ls7f, at A.l0
r. M al that certain lot 4 ground situated in the
Utty OF Washington, in sad District, and knoWu as
lot numbsred enc hundred aud forty (laOI, In Dar.
soxs s1bdiyisisn q part Of SQUARE numbered tw,
the Surveyors Office OF said city, In Liner "H D.
Cook. folio leo, together with the I'm srovsments
Terms OF sale: One-third cash (of which 100 must
be paid at time of saleD and the balance ia ans aud
two years. In equal payments, 70 be secured by pur
chase ties. bearing per cent. interest from aay
OF sale and . deed of trust property sold Oon
yeyancing and recording at pure chassr's cost, II
terms OF sale not piled with in elk days after
sale, the Trustee tho right to resell a. ris
and cost Of purchaser in default
wM. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
132l II street north vest.
b. u. eTEIGEk, Auct. novS dtds
Evening star., 1877-11-16
OBSTACLES TO ARRIAGE Re
~ MOVED.

hAPPf BELIEF 10 foUnd MEN Won tne
effects Of <rTors and Abuses In early tfs. M1sAood
Rssf@ed. 1mpedinents TO Marriage removed New
method OF treatment New and remarkable RENE
dies Books and circulars sent free In sealed enve
opes. Ad dTess HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, 40
N. Ninth street, PhIlsdeIphia, Pa. An Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional sAiII myaN
Evening star., 1877-11-16

I'HE POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
tFsgpsSf Dr. G0orfy "a H1S4T8gfga
taRtER'S. ScT Market Space.
betulllu 1uhle-WiCth WCUl Dress JOds, in dark
Solors oLiy - a0d Is cents, v Jrtu 81 eyerywb-rg.
blsek Cashmere, sdesf double " q y, onIy H als1
Isrse a-SOr iIeut OF VOL v-rT ue Black Cash
InSree ~ o. -, q, 81. % The cues pest BIark
s'lss Ia arlington. Wa RTe selling an excellent
eros Gram Black 2 ! at e., and a sa'in-fnished
Eilk very Ieavy, ST Sls0 worth 81 eNcslient Black
SIX az ] IS. seal BrO~u AMI Navy Biue silk, very
cheap. Nery hnc Back M srinp D1uule ShsEis, al
priees-SS, -, 81, IS. EU;tilEhz q Lace, for cur
tains, al from 3 TO : l. Wa'-r-pr of Cloth,
W steI pro {; good Canton FLANNEL, 81: Bed TwIled
flsnneiI az WOOL, p. Cloth 20 mems AMI boys
Sil prie@ :, from s231 up to sll Pure White able
Linen, o. VERY large assortment # all kind of fash
ionabis dress Goods, Ca hm-ra- Meri90s mic ser.
.Icker, &c, SC, &C; Very fHe 30 able fod Slack
Alpaca, Chly =, worth g. CAETER'3 is the Store
20 md q large assortment aud very cheap Dry
doo1- nOy5-rr
Evening star., 1877-11-16
1 It. COLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioueer-

It. COLDwELL, Resl Estate Auctioueer
TRUsTKE's SALE OF A FoUR STORY AND
BHfhbiNGs TsEp sh rdS radSSuEf WfTh NJ BaIk &C.,
sIrk Z. s. PATENr oFfTCE.
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated October "A
lst, A. ID. 1873, duly recorded in Liber No Az
Dkuict Of Columbia, at the writ. ten request Of
the party secured thereby, will sell at public
aueuon, In front OF the premise on WEDSES-
DAY, December 9th, 1877, at 4 O'Clock D. m, toe
81 Washington, District Of Columbia TO VII: Al
that piece parcel OF ground known aud Described
as the southern part Of original Lot numbered eleven
tli) IN square numbered four hund,ed aud ffty-fye
city, comprised within the follow ing metes and
bounds, VIZ Beginning for the same the division
line between Lots numbered ten lO and eleyea !, -
~ 7ih street west, one hundred and twenty-ei sbt
the southwest corner of said running thence
east along said division line one huudred and six
lO6l feet Elk 6 inches; thence north twenty siY 2SJ
feet ten ana half ll01l inches; thence west oae
street; thence south along the liue Of said .t-eet
twenty six D. feet ten nalf (l0s inches 60
the point OF oegionne, together with tine improve
nlent. &C, conelenng OF four story and basement
Brick House with back building.
Terms: Nine thousand three hundred and fifteen
doilare, Sy5B, snd expenses of sale in cash, and
the balance At 8, H. Is and - mouths. for which the
notes Of The purchaser bearing interest em the day
ty sold, will be taken. deposit Of five h lndred
Sspl dollars Will De required Of the purchs laser
the time OF sale, and al conveyanciDR the
of the purchaser If the terms Of safe are not con.
the righ 10 resell the property AZ the risk aud cost
of the defaulting purchaser.
FRaDk BATES. lr