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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Containing; Card! ofFlrst-GIais Eatabt
Ilituuents In all Brancbes of Bail
ui In the District.
ASBIOCI.TI7RAI. WAREHOUSES.
J, A. Baker. -KB, 82J, 833 La. ave., bet. Mb A mil sts,
AM DEPOTS.
Casiuel C Palmer, 7 Greene street, Beorretown.
As-ent for Xasseva Phlladelpbia Ale. Trad
supplied, in casks and Dottles.
AKcmTErrs axd engineers.
Diss. X.JJavls & Co., eiSTita it., opp. Tat. UOce.
Hoffman, Franklin A- Co.. Met. Bank BaUdlar,
James H.JScUm. S3 Le Droit Building-.
W. M. Polnaexter, Vernon Row.
.JiirTR.Searle.7t01ct.. oon P. n.Dept.
Albert U. NDerr, 1UX) street northwest.
ARTISTS.
Hrs.J.aitadeleir 1104 T street, near 11th.
ATTOBSnTS-AT-tAW.
tbs. An-H am! Tohn W. Warner. 637 F it. N.W.
O. D. Bi t, st: 4 s street.
Blrncy&Ti-nv ss4 street N. W.
C. 8. Iliintt j. Axon ej-at-Law, 496 Louisiana are,
TDun'ell- i fcsllajrlian, 455 7th street K. W.
M. H. liaulcv, Uw and Corporations, SIS 7th st. 13
. Btoe--, HI F St., near Treasury Penartment.
P.J.lioni tue.lra-n4,Eradley's building, opposite
Cllr.iill.
JJAMIS A5D BANKERS.
TBI--- & Co.. Executive are., cor. 15th St.
aVewtsWohnsotr ft Co., Bankers, buy and sensor
era-sent bonds, coin and exchange. Draw bills
of exchange. In sums to suit, on England,
France. Oerxnany, rjweden, Holland, Swltaer
land and Uenmara. Banking House, cor. Fens,
ave. and Uth si, Vernon Place.
OarnanAxnerlcan Savings Bank and Safe Deposit
Vaults. Federal Buildings, cor. 7ln aud I its.
BASK ROTE ENGRAVERS.
Xxselslor Bank Mote Company, 143 New Tork
avenue-John U. Wellstood, rruddent. Mew
Vork Office, J5S Bread war, COT. Warren St.
BATHS.
(VoleBiaa'a-Cvabailal Bath Rooms, JB4 8th st. n. if
BEliI HANGERS, lOCKSJIITIIS.ilC.
r. Fred, Hacker. 616 5th st., bet. T aud tt sts.
BILErOBTERS.
foSn A. Elctcrton, 815 E street n. w near Sth.
BLEACHERS.
A.T.Whltlnjr.strawh'ta&d b'ttueacher.KiFa.av
BOARDING.
rirst-clau Board and Booms. 809 E it., near F.O.Dept
BOOK8IOBE8.
Solomons..! Cbepman'a Metrepolltas Bookstore, IU
.fa-ave., bet, sth and 10th sts. Constantly on
band the newest and most fashionable styles or
m plain and fancy stationery. Card plates, "at
lone" and wedding Invitations engraved to the
-tughest style of the art. All the new public
itions received as loon as Issued
D. A.-Brosnarw (catholic, ) saost,. bet-SthaiOth.
ws. uauanryne, (Keugious ac,ci7insi.
J. li. Free. Jrj Em F st.. opp. Ebbltt House.
HOOTS AND SHOES.
A. X. Hazelton, 37th st., O. F. Ball.
a.. HeUbrun's Cheap Shoe Store, 4027th it., ab. D,
Jt. rank, Boet Maker. 1110 E street northwest.
C Carroll o. 14 beoond street sorteast.
BRASS WORKS.
"Rational Brass Works, as. tit and SS3 Uth St. x.
w.; Thos. bomerville,;manufaeturer ef all artl
eles used in the Plumbing and Gas and Steam
Fitting Business: a complete stook of sflnnbers'
Supplies, Ac. constantly on hand
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
orsale, 100,000 No. 1 press brick and 500,000 No. 1
hand-made brick; Appleman & Bro.,li3)i Pa.av1
BRONZING. GILDING, AC.
Jta ward btolpe. as 7th st.. shops opp. Patent Ofice.
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
encerlan Business College, 7th and L sts. N. W
CABINET SHOPS.
E. H. King, lxa O Bt. and SS lth St. n. w.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDEKI.
EobL J. Fleming, 203 Tenth street northwest.
CARPET CLEANING.
Lornno Kice. 4S3 Maine avenue
C&UPETINGS, OILCLOTHS, 0.
VTa, b. Mitchell, 813 Market Jpace. Carpets, Oil
cloths, Mattings, c
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
KoM. B. Uraham. 410, 412, 41 8th street n.
aeDermott ABros., 310 ra, ave., near 3d it.
(flrt Beek. Wagons and Carriages, 2109 Ja st.a. W '
CLAIM AGENTS.
4. C. Ut ft Co., Claim Ag'U and Erokers,S3 Vi St.
W. hitaker. SIS M oircct northrest.
CLAIRVOYANT PHYSICIANS.
Krs. Dr. KUla, 1UJ l'ana. av. : also Planet Beader
CLOTHING STORES.
HOah Walker ft o,. of Baltimore, US Fa. av
COMMISSIONERS, Ac.
John W. Fraiee, U. S. Commissioner and Exami
ner la Chancery, 509 7th su.nnder Id Nat'l Bank.
CONFECTIONERIES.
. Henrv Aibcrs, 1015 Uth street northwest.
Corsets, skirts, tc.
Ootglas ft Bra., kh and F stJ-.St. Clond Buildings,
Corsets, Skirts, and J.aillPS' and eentleniea'g
Furnishing Goods.
SI&INU SALOONS.
B. Stewart 4 Co.. tatlng House. J4 Fenna. avj.
EcklesftCo. Dining Kooms, 238 12th St., so. of AT.
DRUG STORES.
5, X. Dooley, 23 Pa, ave. southeast.
.P. HiesiuiK. 301 Pa, ave., Washington House
.. c.aimms.or. 14th st. and N. X. ave.
ft. E. Lewis. Pharmacist. 1KH lith street, near r
DTE HOUSES.
Krs. M. A. Brtgirs. JJ. V. Dye House. TOTKhi it
W. H. Wneatler. 49 Jefferson St.. Heorgetown.
ffelnhelmer ftjtrankel Steam Dyeing, ,, BSHta
ELECTRICIANS. w
torreC. Maynard, 143 O St., eorner Fifteenth,
Electric Bells and Clocks put up aud repaired.
LHTPLO YMENT OFFICES.
Znreka fcmp. Oflce. Mr, lulse C. Butler. !t D it.
ENGRAVERS.
B. H. llcliolsEngron Wood, Le Droit Bnlldlng.
j7Brvnan.ei'l EngravenlSUist..op. I'at-OOce
Wm-F-Luti, Eng'ron Woodand Metal. 13 Pa.aT.
CI. D. Mnnn. Card Engraver. 817 Penna. avenue.
Barman Banrutten.beals. 'Dles.btamps.ZB Pa.1T.
EXPRESS OFFICES.
Adams Express Co., 3 Pa. av., Oeo.lW. Moss, agt
UttOi'i Express. 63 Pa. av. and 65 Bridge lU, Utn
FILE HOLDERS.
WoodrnfiTs Patent for Filing Papers, 705 th it.n.w,
FOUNDRIES.
White ft Brother. B Me. av. s. w.
FURNISHED ROOKS.
Furnished Booms. 318 Pennjvlvanlavenut.
GALVANIZED CORNICES, ETC3
Whyte ft Overman, corner 13A and Z streets.
GAS OFFICES.
Dflee U. S. Inspector of Gas and Metres, 403 Tenth
street. Oniee hours, from 8 to 5.
GAS FIXTURES. PLUMBING, Ac,
Win. Kothwell. 113 B street s. e. Mantels at cost.
GROCERY STORES.
Sail ft Hume. 807 Market Space.
HAIR DRESSERS.
Madame Dubois, from Paris, 1ZI1 Pennsylvania ave
UABDW ARE AND CUTLERY.
J. V, . KennedT ft Co., 813 Pa. av., bet. 6th and 7th,
HATS, CAPS, FURS, Etc. . . ,.
SC, W . lirrsnan. Practical Hatter, 81?thst.,bt.H AI
HORSE-SHOEING. M
3oys" lmnroved Premium Horse-Shoeing, No. 833
6 street northwest.
HOTELS.
Ibbltt Housf, Fsndl4tn streets.
Imperial Hotel. Est., bet. Uth and 14th. ......
3t. James Hotel, European plan. Pa.av. and 8th 1 1
Congressional Hotel, S.J. ave. and south B St.
Tremont House, Ind. avenue and,l sU
Jlilliken's Hotel. E and 10th sts.
ray's. lttl st. nonhcrt.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
43eo. Wattsft Co.. 3147th st.. above Pa. ave.
3s. K, llarrover, B3 lUh st. n. w. Befrlrera-
torZ Water Coolers. Stoves, Tin and Hard
ware. BoofinraudSpouUnga specially,
INSTRUMENT MAKERS. ...
J3. Flicher. burg. Instruments, Trusses, 837th st
Wnrdemann ft Co.. rearof204Del ave., northeast
INSURANCE OFFICES.
Arlington Fire Ins. Co., 1505 Penn. ave. n. w.
-WmTL. Bramhail, Gen. Fire Ins. Agent, 007. that.
flaunt ft Co.. Gen. Ius.Agents.940F St., near 10th
JEWELRY STORES.
5. Goldstein ft Co.. corner Tenth and D .ttreeta.
"W. D. Glenn, 4(2 9th st.. opp. X. M. C. A. Building,
i. Karr. 2 Pa. ave.. Watches and Clocks repaired.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
. c. Weaver, Justice of the Peace and Convey
ancer. 813 7th st. n. w.
11. c. MUls. 466 La. ave. also Notary and Comm'rt
KID GLOVE DEPOTS.
i. J. May, Paris Kid Glove Depot, X Penna. ave
LITHOGRAPHERS. .
Norrls Peurs, 58 Pa. ave., near Vt st. FbOM
XUhogrsphy a specUltv.
LIVERY STABLES.
Keyes ft-Co..eor. 14th and D sts. Close carriages
for wedding calls and receptions. Hoarding and
Uvery stables. Wlllard's hotel stables.
Allison Kallcr. Ir 1234 to 1338 X st. n. w.
LOAN OFFICES.
B. Gold neln ft Co., cor. 10th and D sts.
2. Ueldenhcliner. 1Z38 l'a. ave., cor. lith st.
JLOOiiINU GLASSES, PIC. FRAMES.
Travels Lamb, 136 Pa. ave., near Uth St.
. LUMBER YARDS.
Win. McLean, Dealer In Pine and Hardwood Lum
ber, Laths, Shingles, ftc, cor. Uth and rf sts.
HATTXES8 MANUFACTORIES.
Washington Mattress Factory. 90S D street.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
John A. Simon. 817 7th st., op. Post OBce Dept.
MILLINERY, -c.
trs. C. Stratton Mill'r ft DressMkr.,eil Ps T.s.e,
MILK DEPOTS,
lUderney, CS K st. ; Milk and Cream delivered daily,
3, Collins. 83 10th- Milk. Cream, Ac, deUvered.
OPTICIANS.
iJ. H. Hcmpler. VJPa. av., cor. IX it.
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
John A. Harward, Wrought and Cast Iron Ball
ings, 1414 Fourteenth street northwest.
ORNAMENTAL PLASTERERS.
Paul Learv. Ornamental Plasterer, to F It, N. W.
PAINTERS,
Armor ft Montrop, 80S and 808 D street northwest.
B. a. Parker ft Son. 733 Thirteenth street northwest,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, c.
George Byneat, Jr., 839 D street northwest.
PAPER' MANUFACTURERS.
Seo. MlUlr.432 Ninth street N. W., Manufac
turer and Wholesale Dealer In all kinds of
Paper, Mills on Water and Potomac streets,
Htprgttown.
PAPER WAREHOUSES.
X Morrison. 808 D st.
PATENT AGENTS.
Joan J. HaUted.su 7th St.. lateCrosby.H. ft Gould
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES.
JSradrsKaUonalPortralteallery, 83Pa. aT
PIANOS.
RelcnesbechiSlltn st., a few doors above Pa. tf
ilallet. Darts ft Co.'srianos. SllMnthst. N.W. 4
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS.
Henry K. C'roU, 7377th su. near 11.
J. 2. Ftunuth. Plumber aqd Gasntler,17 M st.N.E.
PRINTING OFFICES.
Republican Job Office, cor. l'a. av. and lith it.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS ABROKERS.
A. L. Barber A Co., Le Droit B'ld'g.K.E. Dealers,
R. U. Hill. 5.7 7th St.. ODD. PottOSfeeDem.
iCuas. H.MouIton. 806Fst.N.W., Le Droit II uUd'g,
r-. af.'Kahrerjai37tn St.. odd. P. O. Dent.
Idwln J. Sweet, HI 7th st., opp. Postomce Dept.
Win. J. Cook, 715 15th St., opp. Klrri ft Co.'s Bank.
. K, Wilson. 511 7th street, opp. P. O. Dept.
ts7.ooo.009 worth of propertv and stock for sale or
exchange for good real estate by Brelsford ft
MalnnzaPeunsVlvattla avenue.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
Qexman American Savings Bank safe Deposit
Vaults. Federal Buildings, cor. 7th .and F sts.
SEWING MACHINES.
r. J. steer. Wheeler A V llsoa's Improved, 708 E st,
Ite W llson and all other kinds cor. 7th and H str
SHIRT FACTORY.
Thompson's, Le Droit Building; Finest Dresi Shirt
to order, 82.25.
SILVER PLATERS.
Cdward btolpe, 09 7th st., op. Patent OOee,
STAMPING DEPOTS.
assurer's. 6177th St.. op. Patent OBce,
STONE YARDS.
Acker ft Co., cor. North Capitol and E sts.
TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS.
Katteries. Wires and sspplles, George C. Maynard,
143 G street, corner o. Fifteenth.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
3 Cigars. Best ol aju wo F st.. n. w.
C Jeff. Cowie's Cigar Psace, 603 7th st. i. vr
UMBRELLA t PARASOL MANUY
John Sogers, 613 D st. N. W. ; no branch store
" MEDICAL.
7 BEAT MEDICAL BOOK J
SIT - CHITS
for ladles and rents, gent free for two t J
Aadreesot. josepn jsrwicai muww,mi
JOfttSaJte, wvw-s
PEOPOSALS.
J3KOPOSALS 1'UB. MAIL BAO TAGS.
Post Omen DErARTtrsaT,)
., , . HOTemoer 13,1310-' i
SeJ)-i proposal nlll be received at this De
partment nntil noon on the 21st day of Decern,
ber, 1871, for fnrnlshtDg, by contract. Printed
Wooden Tags In such quantities and at such
times as may be required and ordered during one
year from the first day or January, 1877: the
2uantlty of such Tags to be furnished beinir two
undred thousand, more or less, as shall oe re
quired and ordered during that period.
Such Tags are to be of two kinds narrow and
wide.
The narrow Tags are to be made or eultaelr
hard wood, seasoned, and of a light color. In roct-angular-strips.
each six and a hair inches long,
one Inch wide, asal a hair lech thick, and havine
n circular hole three eights or an Inch In diame
ter bored through It, at a point one Inch from one
end. Each of these Tags is to have printed and
slightly Indented thereon In suitably large let
ters, the name of such postomce and State or or
each railway post omce, or of such route agency,
u may be specified on schedules which will ac
company each order, and also have printed there
on, in small letters, a direction for Its return to
SUCh Office aS Will be Specified nn snrh ftrhftiltiUa
The printed side or each Tag is to have a smooth
surface.
The wide Tags are to be similar to the others
In all respects excepting the width, which must
be two Inches Instead oi one, and excepting the
printing, which will consist or such brier direc
tion, in larger letters as will be required, and
particularly specified In the schedules, tor malls
sent to foreign countries. .Samples or the Tags
hereby advertised for can be obtained on applica
tion, by letter, to the Second Assistant Postmas
ter General. ,
All the-Tags contracted for are to be delivered
at this Department In the city of Washington,
tledjn bundles of filly of each inscription, and at
the risk and expense or the contractor, and they
must be inspected and found to conform to the
samples and the orders of the Department before
they will be accepted or paid, for. ,
Every proposal must specify unconditionally
,uu ifijra vi cu lag vucrcuiv uo iurnisneu.
The proposals received will be opened, read
and verified in this Department at noon the 21st
day or December, 1878; and a decision thereon
will be made within threo days thereafter-
The Postmaster General hereby reserves the
right to reject any or all or the proposals received
under this advertisement, ir. In htsjudgment, the
Interests or tho service- may thereby be pro
motor'. The accepted bidder must enter into contract,
and with two sureties, satisfactory to the Post
master General, be bound in the penalty of four
thousand dollars for the falthtul performance or
the contract; and for a failure on the part of the
contractor to comply with the contract hcand his
sureties shall bo liable for the forfeiture of tho
full sum or four thousand dollars as liquidated
damages, to be sued for in the name of the Uni
ted States in an action of debt in any court hav
ing jurisdiction thereof. This contract and obi I
gation must be duly signed and execated within
ten dsys alter the receipt thereof from this De
partment. Every proposal must be accompanied with a
bond in the penalty or two thousand dollars, ex
ecuted by the bidder and two sureties, (certified
to be sufficient by the postmaster where they re
side,) conditioned for the bidder's entering into
contract, as hereinbefore specified. In ease his
proposal be accepted by the Postmaster General.
Wank forms of proposal and bond will be fur
nished on application to the Second Assistant
Postmaster General; and allbldders are required
toTonform thereto In submitting their bids under
this advertisement.
Every proposal should be inclosed in a seated
envelope, indorsed "Proposals lor Mall Bag
Tags,'rand be addressed to the "Second Assist
ant Postmaster General, Washington, D. C."
JAS. N. T3TNEU,
novM Postmaster General.
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
IKOS WUI.K VOB THE HOOFS O' Tint
Tt0 CUKTAINS OF THE r AST WIVO OF
iil'Ii.iiim.) run niF. state, Wab and
.NAVY lEPAlrTHEKTS.
On-icx or Bcildiko tox St atz,
WAB AKX NAVT DZFABTMenTS, f
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Wabhi sotow. D. C Nov.21, 1876.
Sealed proposals will be received at this- omco
until 12 m. of the ilst day of December, 1879, for
furnishing, delivering, fitting and putting in
place the wrought and east Iron work, as
exhibited by tho drawings, described In the speci
fications, called for itt-the schedules, and required
lor the roofs or the two curtains or the east wing
or building for State, War and Navy Depart
ments, at Washington. D.C
Copies -of the drawings, specifications and
schedules can be had on application to this
office.
All bids must be accompanied by a penal bond,
In the sum of the aggregate amount of the bid,
that thebldder will accept and perform the con
tract ir awarded to him. The sufficiency or tho
security to be certified by the United States
Judge, the clerk or theUnlted States Court or
the District Attorney or the district wherein ho
resides.
The undersigned reserve the right to reject any
or all bids, and any bid that Is not made on tho
form to be obtained at this office, and does- not
conform to tho requirements of this advertise
ment, will not be considered.
Proposals will not be received frompartles who
are not themselves engaged In the manufactura
of wrought and cast Iron work, and who have-not
the necessary facilities for getting, out the work.
Propoals will be Indorsed, "Bias for Iron Worlt
or Hoof or East Wing or Building for State, War
and Navy Departments," and addressed to
O. E. BABCOOK.
nogiat Col, or Engr U. S. A.
SALE OF THE BUILDINGS ERECTED BY
1HE UMTKDSTATESGOVE1EN5JENT AT
THE LbTEUXATlONAL EXHIBITION OF
Wasbikotox.
w, D. 0.,1
k 1878. J
No. 17-5 F BTKZirr morthwist,
Itovember S.
Sealed nroposals are bercbv Invited ror the unr.
chase and removal or the following buildings
erected by the Ignited States Government In con
nection with the International Exhibition, vli.:
1. The Government Building at intersection of
Belmont and Fountain avenues, in Exhibition
Grounds, built or framed timber, with Iron roof
truss; felt roorand glased sides; In farm of Latin
cross; central nave and aisles, 4 OxlOO feet; tran
sept, 300x100 feet: cupola at intersection sur
mounted bv lantern; whole area, 102,810 square
feet. Building to be sold as it stands, without
exhibits, shafting or gas fixtures, railroad tracks,
fire-plugs, hose apparatus or lightning rods, and
to be removed as soon after February 1, 1377, as
possible. Suitable for foundry, car-shops, ice
house, Ac Proposals will be received at No. 1735
"F" street. Washington, D. C, until 3p.m. Jan
uary 15, 1877, when they will be opened and award
made.
2. Hospital Building, north or above, site S5I29
feet, and addition 40x14 feet, two stories high;
capacity, 14 hospital beds, with rooms ror dispen
sary, offices, store-rooms, kitchen, Ac To be sold
as it stands and removod as iwn alter February
1, U77, as possible. Suitable for farm dwelling.
Proposals will bo received, as above, until 3 p. m.
January is, 1877.
3. Frame structure at corner Elm avenne and
Fifty first street, to be removed by December 25,
1876, all cellars, wells ot jther excavations to be
filled nn and leveled of by the purchaser on or
before that date. Pro) ssals will be received, as
above, until 3 p. ra. No -ember SO, 1876.
4. Frame structure on the encampment ground
near George's Hill, In the Exhibition Grounds,
used as water closets; to be removed Immediately
alter sale. Proposals will be received, as above,
until 3 p. m.. November 30, 1876.
6. Frame building, with brick foundation for
one boiler, used for the steam siren or fog-horn;
to be removed Immediately after sale. Proposals
will be received as above until November, 30,
1S76.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
check ror lOpcr cent, or the amount bid, the check
to be forfeited to the Government ln ease the
bidder shall neglect or refuse to complete the
purchase by full payment within five days after
notice or acceptance or his bid, and no work or re
moval to be begun until rail payment Is made.
The Government reserves the right to reject all
bid not deemed satisfactory.
All desired Information in respect to the Gov
ernment Building may be "had upon application
to this Office, or to LIEUT. HENRY MET
CALFE U- S. A., at the Building Itself; tn re
gard to the Hospital Building of ASST. SUUG.
J.J. WOODWARD, Army Medical Museum,
Washitgton, D. O- or to ASST. SURG. H. O.
YARROW, at the Balldlrg; In regard to the
Elm-avenue property and w iter-closeu, ofOAPT.
JOHN F. RODQERS. ScnuTlklU Depot, Phila
delphia, Pa, or of LIEUT. HENRY MET
CALFE, as above; In regard to the Fog-horn
Building, of GEN. W. F. REYNOLDS, Engi
neer Fourth L. H. District, Philadelphia.
All bids to be Indorsed on envelope, "Bid for
Government Building, International Exhibition,
No. 8," or ror "Hospital Building." "Elm-avenue
Building," or "Water-closets," or "Fog-horn," as
the ease may be: and to be addressed to "COL. S.
G.LY FORI), Chairman Board U. S. Eeecutive
Department, D. C." S. C. LYFORD,
Brevt. Lt. Col. U. S. A.. Chairman of Board.
COV7 6t
g ALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING.
WASU1KOT03 ABSZ9AL,1
WA8H1HOTOK, D. C, Oct. 30, 1876.
Will be offered for sale at-Publlc Auction, at 10
o'clock a. m., November 29, 1876, at this Arsenal,
a qnantlty of Condemned Clothing, consisting of
17 Great Coats, 3 Blouses, 20 Trousers, 6 Blan
kets, so yards dark blue Flannel, II yards sky
blue Kersey.
Terms, cash. F. WHYTE,
oc27-2t Captain and O. a. K.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
THE ARTIFICIAL BTOIf E COHFA9I
OF THE UlhTKICT OK COLUMBIA
li prepared to lupplj, at hort notice, Tllliig for
VwUbcles, Sldcwalki, Footway and Cnrblnjr, la
different colors; Fountain, Iawn Ornament,
House and Lawn Btetw and Platfoniu' aonae
fronted; cellar wall and lloorlnfr cemented to ex
elndedampnesa; kitchens and area cemented and
made perfectly dry. and & snre prerentlTe ajralntt
Lfce intrusion or rata. Insects, c, and all otner
work executed for wbicn Portland Cement Is
Adapted. Onr Tortland Cement becomes In a few
days superior to any of tne marble or natural stone
In common ue, and Is an admirable Imitation of
either marble or stone; is more durable, and In
creases tt cmshlns; nsUtancewUa ai, IU beauty
ti tmawsttaiAble jjujjEUTQ Hanajrer.
IsJO-tX 466 LouUlxna a Anne,
fifteen months for $4.
scribner's"monthly
:F OB SSCELaTBEB
HOW KEADT,
contains the opening chapters or -
DE. HOLLAND'S NEW NOVEL,
"NICHOLAS MrNTURN,"
IK scene of the itoryls laid on tbe banks of the
II ud ton. Tbe hero ts a Tonnjtman who ha been
always tied to a woman's apron strlnjrs," and Is
left by the death of his mother to drift on the cur
rent of lift?, with a fortune, but without a purootve.
The An rust. Scotember and October numbers,
wl-h tli iMfTlnnlnf: of "That Luss o Lotrrlc,
wlllbea-.rcn loeTery nw subscriber who requests
thn apil whose subscription bcrtni with the .No
vem ber number.
bubscrlDtlon price. M a reir. Subscribe with the
nearest booLscUer,oreendchect orpostofQcor4er.
SCRlbMEKi CO.,
POl7-FAM2t 73 Uroadway. Kew York.
jOKEAT REDUCTION IX PRICE OF
OOKE
DELTTEBED TO ALL PABTS Or THE OITT
AT THE SAME BATE.
New schedule: Full load or40 bushels for 13 60;
smaller loads 8 cents per bushel; cartaxe 60 cents,
Arrtrio
OOce of Washington Gaslight Company,
CI Tenth street northwest, 711 Tint street b-
ITCf ti or (o uo SHHt (trtjet, Oeor.c WTT1. I tU t
MCHANTTAILdllS. -
I- IIB.? BY SCHMIDT,
MERCHANT TLTX.OB
8U Tenth street, bet. " : and F northwest,
selMWFltm CABHINaTON lt O.
GEORGE T. KEEN,
414 Ninth Sfareet,
Begs leave to Inform the public that. In order t
be upwith the present state or turunaaelal depres
slon of the times he has decided to"
BEDUCE THEFEICE OF BUSRESS SUITS
T $25 AJ5TD $SO.
AUGarmentfisade to order, as h6 keepjacready-
UlWtKWOi, SCPU-A3
JL GEQ: BEKGLING;
Kercbant Tailor and Gtent'a Farnlaa
Inn Uooita.
1 103 I street northwest,
has received a very elegaaf assortment of
J-ALLAXlwaKT? GOODS,
And Is prepared to.snarjelheiB cp In the latest
styles at moderate prices. -., , - tepll-tf
H. KOPPEE.
j. i
1
WEnrmixT tati.mil
3.
rT.-.tj nf thn KMiItt Hrmu.1
tikes pleasure In announcing to hirfriendj
and the public that he has removed, his ptioe
V. UIU1DCN bW
1231 F at. N.W., cor. Thirteenth and V,
WHERE HE if A3 THE
rUIESX BELECTIOH OF GOODK
this side or Kerr York, which he Is prepared 0
make up Is
riBST-OLASS STYLE.
at prices to suit the times.
aa-CALL ASP BZ COXVIrrCEp.. anU-tll
ATTOffiAOTKAGiENTS
EVANS A EV'ANS RIOHAHS STUAET
EVANS. BICHABU 1'. EVANa, Attorneys-at-Law.
PostOOce Box '104. OSees corner Tilth
andl) streets aorthwest,.oppolw City Hall, near
Columbian Law Unildlng, and 107 East Capitol
street, near tbe Capitol. seso-tf
E. W. WHITAKER,
General Claim and Collection Agtat,
S31S 31 street northwest.
DISTEIUT CLAiaiS A SPECIALTY.
nou-tr
WM. A. COOK,
ATTORNEY-AT-IsAW,
NO. ISOK LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Will practice In tbeBupieme Court of the United
Btates, Court of Claims, Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, Gotnmltieea of Congress and De
partments of the United Btates (Jovernment,
v23-tf
RAlLROADS.
v
1876. ' GREAT 1876.
PEMl-JSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DonbleTrnetr, steel Ralls, Splendid
Scenery, Mag-ntaeent Equipment.
. NOVXSlBEn!7. 1S76.
Trains leaver Washington from Depot, corner of
lxth and 11 streets, as follows:
i or -.-iiunurf' ana tnc v est, v 5 a. m.,
uuij, nj,u i iiuc sr .u wiutuurx.l
and Blecninff Cars from Plttsbnrf-to
Cincinnati, 3t. Louis and Chicago; 7:40 p. m.
dally, with Palace Car to Chicago.
Baltlmove and Potomac Railroad.
Vor Casandalgua. Bochester, SefTalo. Niagara
yalls and tlie North, 7.40 p. m .daily, except tfit
urday, with Palace Cars to Vv atklns. Kor Wil
llamspon. Lock Haven, lmlra and WatUns, 9.53
a. m. dally, except Bunday.
Forltcw lorkand the East, 2 03 a. m. and 9:20 p.
ra., dally, with Palace Cars attached; Limited
Express of Pullman Parlor Cars, 9:20 a, in., daily,
except Sunday.
Tor New York and the East, IrS) p. m daily, ex
cept Bunday. with Parlor Cars to New "fork and
Sleepier Cars to Boston.
l"or Philadelphia, l:30p m.. dallv, except Sunday,
aud 2 05 a. m.and 5.30 and 9:20 p. m dally: Llm-
ItedExpress, 9.20 a. m., dally, except Sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore. 7.35 a. in. and 4:20
p. m daily, except Sunday.
For Pope's Creek Line. 7:35 a. in. and 4:20 p.m.,
dally, except Bunday.
For Annapolis, 9:55 a. m. and 4-20 p, m., dllly, ex
ceptBuuday. Alexandria -l-rrcderlcktbnrg Ballway 4
Alexandria & Washington Railroad.
For Alexandria, I us, 6,7. 8, 9, 10, Ha. m., 1,3,
40, 5, 6.10 and 7 p.m. On Bundayat 9a. in,, 1
and7p. in.
For the Bomb via Biehmond, I:Ma. m., dally, and
via Lynchburg, 7.15 a. m. and to p. m., dally,
Tralusleave Alexandria for Washington ate, 7, 6,
9. 10, Ha. in.. 1,3, 4-20,5, 6.10 and 7 p.m. On
bunday at 8 and 10 a. m. and :10p. m.
Tickets, Information, Bleeping and rarlorCars
accommodations can be procured at the offices,
northeast corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
vania avenue, northeast corner of Sixth street and
Pennfy!an!a avenue, aud at the depot, where
orders can be left for the checking of baggage to
destination from hotels anisxcsldinces.
FKANK-1HOS1SON, D. M. UIJYD. Jn..
Jal-tf Cent Manager. Oen'l Passenger Agent.
"D ALTISIOKr. AND OHIO SAILBOAT,
.NOV. 27, 1876,
A. If . Leave Washlnrtrm
6.00 Baltimore, Ellleott City and Way Buttons.
6:40 Baltimore, Annapolis and Way stacons, Pols'
of Bocks, and Intermediate Buttons. Kal
Btem.
7:10 Dslilniorc ard Relay, Sunday, stops at Annap
olis Junction.
t-0)Nxw lOBK. rniLADiLpnii Atro uosTOa
rnlSB. Pulmas Parlor Cars. (Sunday stops
at WavBution..)
S.S0 Baltimore and Way SUttonl.
a.40 Chicago, Cincinnati, Bu Loads and Pitts
burg Expresa. Parlors and Sleepers.
Frederick, Ha-;erstown and Vallev road.
Parlor and Sleepers. No connection for
Chicago.
9:00 Point of Bocks and Way Buttons. Harrison
burg and Way Stations, Valley Branch.
Piedmont and Way SUtions, Main Btem;
Haters town.
9 JO Baliimouk Exrscss. Sunday Belay and
conuectlng for Annapolis.
P.M.
12:15 Baltimore, Way Stations, Ellleott City and
Annapolis.
I 31 KIW YOBK, PHILAnzXTHIA AMD NOBTOLX
v Exraxss. AlexandrU Junction. On Bun
day all wav sutlons aud Baltimore only.
3:30 Baltimore and Way Buttons. Brederlak via
Belay.
4:50 B ALTIMOEX A5D LAUKIL EXTSXS8.
4:50 r -ederlcx ana point ax ttocks.rt via Metropoli
tan Branch.) ConnecU on Saturday for Ha
gerstown and Winchester.
4:15 Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Buttons.
Frederick.
5J0 Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
junction.
5:13 ClfClSHATI AXD LOUI8VTLLX EXrBZSB.
(Exeept Saturday) Hagtrstown and Win
chester. Bleeping cars to Cincinnati and
Louisnux.
6;50 Point of Bocks and Way Stations.
7:15 Baltimore and Way Buttons.
7:35 Pltuburg. Chicago, and Columbus.
2D Baltimore, AlexandrU Junction and Relay.
9 39 Nxw YOBXAND ruiiiDmin room EX-
rsxeB. Bleeping can to New York.
KM Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
Junction
11:45 St. Louis. Tiicaoo asd Ciscisxati Kx
rEXB8,and to Louisville on ttaturdar.
Sleepers.
7-19,1:00,8:40.9:20 a. m.: 1i30. 4:45. 5:S0, 6:45, 7:16,
7:S6, 9:20, 9:30, 10-O5andU:45p. m.. dally.
All other trains dally, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown,
Valley Branch, or for New ork andPhUadtl
phla at 8:00 a. m. and 1:30 p. m.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, Washington Sutton, and 433,
601 and 03 PennsylvsaU avenue, and No. 613 Fif
teenth street . W., where orders will be Ukenfor
baggage to be checked and received at any point Is
the cltr.
THOS. B. SHABP,
Master of Transporutloa.
L. M. COLK. general Ticket Agent.
ezo. 8. KOONTZ. Oeneral Agent.
QNE DOLLAR BATED.
CHEAP BAILBOADTICKET DITIOI,
Batlroad tickets bought or sold, to or from all
points, at a reduction upon any office orueputin
this city. Apply to il. d. WHITESIDE,
927 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, la the candy
store. WMbtnxton. D. C. lals-ly
-TrASHIHQTON AND OHIO BATTiBOAD.
BUMMEK ABBANOKMENT, BEQINNINO
APBIL 28. 1875.
TWO TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPT,
BUHA-AX, BETWEEN ALEJLAH'
DMA AND BOUND HILL.
Leave Washington at 9 a. ra. and 4 p. m., and
Alexandria at 9:10a.m. and 4:10 p.m.; pass Lees
burg, going westward, at 11-20 a. m. and 6-20 p. m.
and arrive at Bound Hill at Urn. and 7 p.m. Leave
Bound Hill at 5:20 a. m. 1130 p. m., pass Leesburg.
going eastward, at 6 a. xu. and 1:10 p. m. and arrive
at Alexandria 8.15 a.m. and 1:15 p. m., and Wash
ington at 830 a. m. and 330 p. m.
AVPassengers from Washington will take the
Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and
Potomae railroad sution at 9 a. m. and 4 p. m., and
go through to Bound Hill without change of cars.
The9:10a.m. train frem AlexandrU and 12 JO p.
m. train from Bound Hill connect at Bound Hill
with Hants' Daily Line of Coaches for Bnlckers
vtlle,Berryvllle ana Winchester; also, with Beamer'a
Line or Coaches, which leave Leesburc dally for
Aldle and Mlddleburg.
Both Trains Westward make close connection at
Vienna with Slsson's Line of Btages for Fairfax
Court-House.
Commuutton tickets. I cents per Bile;, anr.csj
us.cu.iw, m xi OAVjuian,
epK-tl
n-cr
Beneral Ticket Agent.
LUMBER.
TIMBEB, SABIT, DOOBS,
- BLINDS AND MOTTlVDINaS
AT WHOLESALE PKICE3.
Call and purchase LUMBEB where you can get
discount for cash from
ADVEBT1SED PB1CE LIST OF
LUMDEK, ,i -The
place Is at the Lumber Yard and Building
Material Warehouse of
, . . , ,THOB. W. SHITH,
novt-tf "Kear B. A O.B.B. depot. Washington.
"lOTTBELL BROS.,
DEALEBS IN ALL KINDS OF
LUMBEB, SASH, D00BS, &o.
Corner beoond street and Induna avenue.
Prices as low as eUcwbere. Call and examine
btfon purchasing. sepS-Sm
WHEATLEY BROTHERS,
LUMBER YARDS.
Georgetown, D. C,
AND CORNEH SEVENTH AND Q STBXETS,
Wainlnirton, D. O.
apl-lT
JL. ASIIBT. 1769 PEXNTLTANIA
avenue. Dealer in Books and SUUoncrr. Old
and Bare Books. Law, Medical and School Books
bontht, fold afld cicaw red,
oclJ-4
fWAfc'CIAL,.
Pats. Oalls, SpreadB, Straaila.
vt e rsitnruny execute all orders far the purchaM
1 and sale of stocks.' on ts-o to five per cent, margins.
! x ms-ciasSDio k Privileges neeotlated la anr
amount. We solicit the patronare of parties desir
ous of obtaining reliable and responsible broken.
Ourl!ookonstockcpecutationsset on application.
.. .. TUMBnrDou cv.;
nolS-tf Banters and Brokers. 91 Broadway. M. T.
,-;i25, $50,. $100, $200,. $500.
TM reliable house of Atrr. rzOTEnrasAic Jt
Co., JCo. 12 Wall 8trtL fiew York, pcbU A a hand
some e1htpage Vfeeklypaper, called the Weakly
financial 1
noiMerXHT. vrmen tnev aenatreetaaavad.
dress. In addition,, to a lariret rrnmoenof ed
torlals on ftnaneial and other topics, It coatalns
v ery full and accurate reports of the sales and stand
tn K or every stock-, bond and secnrlty dealt In at the
Stock Exchange. Messrs, TEOTnisonAKACo. are
S tensive brokers, en larire experience and
ed Integrity. 71 addition H their stock broker
e business, they sell what are termed -'Privileges,"
or "ruts an Calls,' 0-v one or tbe favor.
fie methods of legitimate speculation. -Their advice
U valuable, and by mtlowlnjr lt many have made
fortunes. JTnr Tork iranpolU. , ocs-tf
$100 PROFIT ON $100
Hadea-tydayby nrrs and CALLS. InrMtaecord'
lngto xor means. SiO, o0 orlwo in SVOVK rBIV
ILEOEffhccibRnabtasiiiall fortune to the careful
investor. We srtvlse when rai how to Ol'EKATJ
BAvely. Books with full lnf ormatloa feat flea,
Addresi orders by mil arid telearraph to ,
IA.A.J ju& a IAA,
Banters aud Brol
ter-fc
NT.
laM-ly
17 wan street.
HOME- COMFORTS:
JTH. ILULSIOS. Jt. H. S0SV7XLL. D.W. LXIlLUf,-
HARMON, B0SWELL & 00.,
FTJEMTUEE.
TJF5iolstery Groods
and Decorations,
SIS EIGHTH- STBEET,1
lv-tf
Kear Pennsylvania avenue.
h
k
FURNITURE EXCHANGE.
Setr, Hneck-Down ami .Second-liana
jc sxrxxisaro noagni, noia
ana ExcbanKed.
T. J. REEO,
SIS SeventU Stfeot. ,
Tartles contemplating refurnishing, or about to
buy new stock, will find .bargains at
BBBD'S
rUBBflTCBE IXCHAiraE. .
oeH-im '
I
J03H3ST R. TTFrTiTiBY,
SXALXB IW riBST-CLaSS
BEEF,
AMLARtBi
VEAL,
.-TTTf HUnOM. &d
r
COKTED BEES A SPECIALTY:
Stalls (23, res and 630 Centre Market, Ninth-street
wlax. and 206 and SOB Northern Liberty Market, or
t address Box 71S,' City Post Office. Marketing dellv-
ereaireeoi enftrae. 10 ail parts oi xne city, irwa
JWEBB feBlWEEIDGE-J
Are now receiving their Fall Stock,
. -consisting in part oi
FEZ3CH CHINA, Decorated and Plain; GLASS
WARE, Cut, Engraved and PUku
FLATSD WAUE- inest quality, triple pUte, '
Bogerv and Anrerlean CUTLERY. i
A full stock ofCROCEXBY and HOUSE FUB
NlhUlSU UOODBr
WEBB & BEVEBIDGK,
No. Itoo Tennrylvanla'aTenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. oc2-tf
THE USEFUL ARTS;
HOUSE SIUN AND OBNAMENTAL
FjasTTES,
ATTB QLAZIEE,
C3 Louisiana avenue, bet. Sixth and Beventh sts.
Jobbing promptly attended to. anJS-tf
fTIIlV-jrLATE AXD SHEET-IBOX
JL Work, Hoofing and Spouting, stoves and
Banges. at the lowest prices. B, U. O. BOUIS,
418iEleventh street northwest. All work- war
ranted flrat-elass. ocl3-6m
- ESTABLISHED 1844.
.A.. 7. JOYOH
CAJSRIAOE MAJTUFACrBKEK,
4ia, 414 and 4J6 FonrteenJU Street,
RKFATRINB In -HI lta fannehu.
All carrt&ffes left tor repairs, storsjeefl
or UjiriTiiiAilon are Insured. 1
Broome rt..) Vlflh aTenne. New York.
fUSTH'S PATENT (STEEL) SOLE AND
O HKIj PUOTECTOlli-Mke roar Boots and
Shoes l&st twice m long, prevent sUppInfr, retain
sbspc, Ac. For s&le evcrywbere, and by tbe in
vento . B. JUSTU, 61S D street northwest, tiood
lndnoenienU offered to re-seUers. oclS-tf
S. M. FASSETT,
Artist JPIiotograplier,
(rOBlIKBLY or CniCAOO,)
925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
QALLXBT AND BTUDI03 Oris FBXX TO ALL.
Irs-iy
A. R. SHEPHERD & OO,
1U7 Fa. Ave. and 407 Twelfth St,
PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS FITTSBS,
AND DEALEBS IN
Plnmbera' andUstaFlitera' Materials,
Knntles, Gliandellera, Statuary,
Banges, Furnaces, Heaters, Ac.
alxx's k. SniFniKp, fhakx josis.
se!4-tf
JACQUES JOUVENAL'S
MARBLE WORKS.
Ho. 041 D Street, near Lewi
Johnson & o.a Bank.
All KONU1IENTS on hand sold at a great reduc
tion. All new orders made by designs of the latest
styles. The best workmanship and best ITALIAg
stABBLB maranteed. to
JJ 0 ULANQERIBjmANgAIBB.
FELIX DE8F083E,
The well-known and only French baker la Wash
in rton, has removed to No. 2012 H street, between
Twentieth and Twenty-first streeu, near Fennsyl
vanU avenue, where. In a house expressly built
for the purpose, be has greater facilities than before
for the manufacture of the best French and Ameri
can bread.
French Bread a specialty. Liberal terms offered
to hotels and dealers.
N. B. French bread Is recommended tat persona
of delicate health, especially for those suffering
fronOlyspepsla. iyl-BTnThlv
-(OLTJMBIA BANK MOTE COMPAHT.
o. BOS Pennsxlnta Avenss,
WASHrHOTOW, D. tt -
Ws are prepared with every faculty for
JCXGBAYIXG AXD PBDfTCTB,
BAKE NOTES, BONDS AND COMMEBUIA1
WOBK Of EVEET KIND, AC.
W. H. FHILIP. rtresldent.
OEO. T. JONES, Vice Bresldeat.
JOHN W. WATEB3. Secretary.
JOHN at. VAN BUaEIBE, Treasurer,
mt-WFM
NEW STEAM DENTAL LABOBA
TOBY. Having fitted np a new.DENTALLABOBATO
Rl' wq are prepared to furnish a tine set of TEETH
for Five Dollars. DEMPBTE1I i. rARSONB,
odl-Sro. Dentists. 411 Seventh street.
JOHN PEPPER, 1223 SEVENTH STREET,
has for sale stoves of all kinds. Tbe Baltimore
Kange, the Superior cooking and full line of beat
lug and parlor stoves. Hoofing land Jobbing done
to order. nol$-2m
OPTICIANS.
OFTZCIA1T.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Ity newly Invented eye-trlass, which I now mans..
xacture witn eigni worajte.-, sur
passes any eye-glass In tin. whole
world. Tnev can be rexulated bv
two smaU screws to exactly fit the nose without any
pain or unpleasant feeling. They are made of Bra
xlllan pebble and the newly-discovered BussUmby
glass. For neatness and lightness they cannot he
surpassed. JUassre taken and order filled ts fifteen
minutes.
ISAAC ALEXASDEK,
123 Pennsylvania avenue, Investor, Patentee and
Manufacturer. ap20-tf
Brazilian Pebble 8peotaoIet,
AT
rKAHKLis ca.s, -
7 FENNBTLVANIA AVXNTJS.
OPTICIAHB.
flM-iy
Twentieth-street Market,
No. 720 Twentieth street.
prtM The belt cuu or the best quality YT"""
IB Cr of Beef at 20c per pound. Including M. ir
,i n norter-hounp aud tenderloin steak. '
Bound and Bib Steak at 12.Sc per lb., all other
cuts low prices.
The best Sugar-cured Corned Beef at 10c. ber lb.
I.arob and Mutton, from 10 to 20c per lb.
Veal Boasts, at IS lo 20c. per lb. ,
Sliced Ham, 25c. per lb.; also, line Breakfast
Bscon.
Butter PhlUdelphla Print, atSSc. per lb.
Prime Boll, at 40c. per lb.
Cooking, at 2S and 30c per lb.
A complete assortment of Poultry of all kinds.
Wild Ducks,-urouse. Pheasants, Quail and other
Same In season. Frcsn Fish and Oysters. HaUga
rapes. JSc.per lb. or a lbs. for fl: other varieties
or 0 rapes, California Pears and other Fruits and
Dried Fruits; also, a fine selection of Fresh and
Canned VegeUbles. WlU also have a fine lot of
Turkeys for Thanksgiving.
AJ-ileer, Mutton and Hogs at wholesale ror cash.
Wm. Linkins & Son,
Ko.Ms Loolilaaa avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
rWti noTj-Jtt:
AUCTIOiV SALES.
To-Day.
.A TJCTIOS SALE OF DESIBABDB JSI-
ikuton cixr, v. v.
MBy tlrtue of a deed of trust, of record Irr
Liber 6!. f olio Z19, one of the land records for"
the District ofOolamMa, I wlU sell. os.MijX
1AY, Iiovember;v187S.at4clookp.m . at
HWIe auction. In Lont of the premises, lot rln
w. w. Coreorans subdllsiottof a part of -square
446. with tb linBrovementsthcrcon, KralliUng ofa
three-stery brleV delllnc;.
Terms of sale: All cash, sod to- os aablect to -prior
dted or trust to secure flcoo. wfl Interest
Utrton froir"cremoer 4. 187S. All conveyanclUKr
at rurchaser's colli 1'M depolr on acceptvrreei of
bid. Ail ESS. EUWAKIX3. (
Trirstec.
noa-TnThStds J. J. SWEET. Auctioneer.
i J. STFEET, Auctioneer.
TBUSTE2:
BRICK 1
S HAT.TE OTT A VfflT 1rl-KTin
BWELLINa WTHI! bOlfTU'SIOK
OF 'I 8'iaXET. BETWEEN THIltTBENTIf
'ita.cr.
BStTEEI
.St, . UB1'lrC'rS NUICTE115AVr,
FRAME Bt?lLDIN().W THE SOUTITWI'.ST
sonrHrri"-fELEV;e:TI-1,D B -T1E-C3
a
.jy nrtuecfadeedoftrnsct dat-d AnrU 21.
A. D. 1375, daij recorded to Liber No. a,
folio 110, etsea.oneorthe-t-cd recordi'Mr
die UlStrlet nf tf!Mlnmttl nrfW tl,..Minlt mf
the rrtrty secured trereby, we wHV sell at puli.v
anctic-i.rn front of lie premises, on WED NEbV
DAl,Nevembcrls,lSra, the fotlow'ng describeit
real estzte andpremlsesv sltaated, lylSrr and being
lnthecltrofWasblugtoa. District of Cotambla, to
wit: At 4-o'eIoel; n. tn.. till tht rert-rt !.,, n
E.rcelofUndAnownanO designated as lottnum-
lots numbered thirty-two ixi to thlrtr-clotrt, .),
and part of lt num'-ered UHrty-one. Ill, i'lu iUsB
ler'a subdlvlmm of square -rembered teu'Iurairod
and twenty-si's, (icta,) toretberwlth the lfaorore
ments, c A&o, at S o'clocUp. m., allthatWeceor
parcel of gremd known aaadesignated as tact of
jurc uumotr-a turee nunareu and nine tJ,7 De
gtnnlng for the same at the northern corner ofsald
square, thence couth along tbe line or Elerenth
street west forty W) feet, ttence west slxt,-e-v!it
Oft feet and thre?(Inches, tuenee north fortfr)
feet, and thence east to the pUee of beginning, to
gether with the Improvements, Ac.
Terras : One fourilf cash, and tbe balance at sl-i
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest at clgtx
pereeutner annum, secured by a CeeU oC trust en
the property sold, or all cash, at the option or tbe
purchaser. A deposit of.JlOo wilt be required on
each lot at the time oi sate, and all conveyancing''
at purchaser's cost. Terms to be compiled with la
seven days.
fedlXvI ,"n,tees.
ocM-TnTtSJtds
aa-THE ABOVE DALES ABE POSTPONED
until MONDAY, November 27. 1375, same hours
and places.
BRAINABD H. WARNER, lfTr,rt.
ClfAKLES C. OLOVEB, Trustees.
no!l-TuTbads
Fntnrer Day.
Ej. bhbkc,
Beat Estate Rroker and Auctioneer, I
511 Seventh street. ,
TRUSTEES SALEO?"! T WO-3TOHTC-AN D
BASEMENT BKICIC noUSE, ON THIR
TEENTH 8TITEET. BETTWBEN THE CIRCLE
AND Q BTUKMT NOBTUWEST.
i By virtue of a deed of trust to us dated
trji February ls337, aud ifnly recorded in liber
Kl10, f"llo4o. weshaUsellatauetlon.on MON.
""DAY, DecemDcr, 4. HTR. at 4 o'clock p. m,. id
frontof the premises, the following described real
eitate, situate In the city of Washington, District
of Columbia, and known as ail of sub-lot ' A." of
McUregorand MUtwrn's turxttvlslonorJoUflCtyJ
Uregor and Mllburn being dtrly recorded in the
surveyor's omce in tbe District or Columbia, liber
W.B.Magruder, follWfo, together with the lm-s
provements, cooslstlAg or a very desirable dwelling
Terms: (LtXHanlnterestat per cent-per an
num from February '15, U78, to. day of sue wltB
tbe expense or sale lu cash, and tbe balance at sir
(6) and twelve (121 months, fbrwhlch .the notes of
the purchaser, bearing-interest from the day of
sale and secured by a deed of trust on tbe property
sold, will be uken. A deposit of one hundred (?100
dollars at time of sale Conveyancing at cost of.
purchaser. If tennaof ulAarante ramnllMl with
within seven days the trustees reserve the right to
as
reseu ine property ;
faulting purchaser.
resell the property at the risk and cost or the de-
OEOItUE R, MIT.BURV,
'BOE R. MIT.BURV, 1
SED1CT MILKUBN, j
E. J. SWEET. Ai
Trustees.
DEiAl
no22-dsas
uetloneer.
Q.EO. W. STICKXTET, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SAJ,EOF-ra.T.UABLX BEL ES
TATE in th. crrr of wvauiNaroN,
and DisTitinr or i-iolii-uria.
uy virtue or a decree cr the supreme courier
the District of Columbia. p&sed la ejulty
cause numbered 4220, Cecilia Virginia Bord
asraln&t SarAh Ellzalttk Alpvandpe nrf
others, tho undersigned, as trustee, will sell on
WEDNESDAY, the 23th day of ovember, 1878,
at I o'clock p. m.. at public auction. In front or tie
premises, all that piece or panel of ground lying
and being In the city of Washington, and District
of Columbia, Known as lor twenty-two, (C) in
square numbered seven hundred aud nlnety-nve
(Tits, j together with the lnrprovemenu thereon, with
tbe appnrtenances thereto belonging.
Terms ot sale are as follows, tewtt: One third of
the purchase money to be rul In ch within nvo
days after day of sale of which one hundred dollars
Is to be paid as a deposit at tbe time or sale, and tbe
balance of tbe purchase money In two cqutl ln.ull
menu In three and six months from day of sale for
which the purchaser or purchasers shall deliver to
said trustee his or their promissory notes dated on
thedavof sale and to bear Interest at the rate of
six per centum per annum, .r tbe whole or said
purchase moneymay be paid Lrs cash. All convey
ancing to bto paid by the purchaser.
FBANK T. BBOWNINO,
sov22-WFMds Trustee.
rpiIOKAS- B-OTrVLLTSO, Auctioneer.
TBUSTEES SALE OfTVTO LAROE AND DE-
BIKAHLE THKKK-HTUKY II KICK. DWELL-1NO-HUUSE8.WITH
BAS EM K NTS. OV FOUlt-AND-A-HALFS1BEBTNOBTHWE3T,
NEAU
CITY HALL.
3.
uyTinae-oi a oewi or.rus. to tne nnuer
sljrued. dated lh13tdy or December, A. I.
1875- anddnlrrecoriledln Liber No. 801. follr.
. 9-c-q.e vuv v t.iw huu nxuruB iur tv aaa
ington countr. In tbe IJIatrlet of Colambla, and by
rmjuttrB. ui iuc paxiy Bccorea luereuj me unaer
aliened will ataimt pabl! anctlon, la front of tbe
premlscs.on a ATUItDA V, tbe 2d day or December,
A. 1. 1S79. av 4, o'clock, p. za., Uw foil o win y d?
ciited real estate and pmlsci, sltaated la tbe city
of WaiWnpton, lnaldDUtrlct, to irlt: Lot nam
bered fourteen, (J-L,)lisquarenambercd tire bnn
diedandtblrtUiree.(jU,) logetbcr with tbe lm
pmrements. Tins lot fronts Mfeet 2 Inches on Fonr-and-i-balf
street nortnwest. In tne Immediate vicinity of
tbe City Hall, andJ.mproTed. by two snbjtantlal
biickbiUldlnss, now occupied as law offices. Tho
foutbbnlldlnc. So, 321, barlnir a front of about a
feet, will be tint oJt, and Immediately thereafter
tbe north building, I o. 323, baring a front of about
25 feet.
The property will be sold tn two senarate lots,
eachbonsM wmaratftly, It?fferi an excellent oppor
tonlty for a good tnvcitment.
Terms of sale are: Une third or the purchasa
xnoueyln cash, and the balance in equal Install
ment In twelve, eighteen and twenty-ronr months,
for wblrhpromlssorynotes will be required, dated
on the day of sale, bearing Interest at the rate of
eight percent, per ftnnnm, and secured by a deed of
trutt upon the premt&es and a policy of Insurance
satisfactory to the undersigned. A deposit of $3tf
on each bouse will be required at the tlm--. of sale.
The terms of sale are to be compiled with with la
ten days after tbe sale, otherwise the trustees re
serve tbe rlxht to resell tbe property at the rt.k and
cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon giving five
days' notice of such resile in some paper published
In .aid city of "Washington. All conveyancing and
recording are to be at uie expense of tbe pureiiaaer.
A UTH UK FEN L ALL,, ),
P. it. Mci.UlRE, S Trustees.
M. K. MO KIMS, V
pol5-AVrMAds Tliua. POWL1 N C, Anct.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
AT SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN'S.
ItAlv rrom the Alps to Mouut Etua.
Bv 1. A. Trollope. With upvarUs
or 400 Illustrations $3 so
Dore'a Colerldsre's Ancient Mari-'
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Principles and Acts or tnc Involution. NUes.
Ulstorr or English Tboaght In the Eighteenth
510 00
d Vt
fjcniury. Aesiie otepaeu. xwovois .,.....
History or French Literature, rrom Its or'ala
to the Benalssanee. Henrv Van Laun. Vol-
Tbe AlpbalwtoFFiiunei Oraham McAdam.
Materialism and Thcolo-rr. Slartlneau
Frothlngham and the N ew Faith. E. C. Bted-
OnUlnVsorLtnrVs"orI"the"ilstorori''illo
sophr. Elmendorr.
Longfellow's Skeleton In Armor, Illustrated ..
Longfellow's l'ocms or Flaces, Enzland.
Three volumes.
Hamerton'sWenderbolme.
Seashore and Prairie. Alsry Thacker
A Visit to the U. S. Mint at I'ltlladclphla
Irish itlflcmea in America, Illustrated. Major
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ass
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ISO
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2 00
200
100
75
200
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THIS KEMABKABLTE NOVEL,
Br OEOBGE ELIOT.
CHEA1" EDITION.
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TUBLIBHED AND FOB SALE AT
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Corner Fonr-snd.si.taair street and
Penniylranla aveane, no7-tf
T D 8 T OUT.
milord's and Trier's Headings and
rractlce in Kqultf.
A Treatise on the Pleadings In Suits
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a- :
WF. TUKNEB at OO. WHOLESALE
PBOVISION MEBCHANTS. BeeT, Pork,
Bacon. Lard, Batter, Cheese. Canned Uoods, Ac,
or first quality only. Uft and Pork put up is
proper packages ror boms and foreign markets.
Particular attention given to War and 1, vy De
partment requirements In our line. No. ltt Penn
sylvania avenue aata-iv
DTEINO AND BOOUBINQ ESTABLISH-,
MENT. The undersigned call the attention
or the public to the Tact that they are-sow prepared
toeiecute all orders rbrDYEINU ANDScoUB
INQ, guaranteeing satisfaction In every case. Have
been eighteen years In the business In the city or
New York. W. S. CLABKE A CO..
lsca Seventh street, between 3 and T northwest.
Rama
Auction ses.
tt:
n w. sxiiTKaiETt Andioneer. .
'TBINTlrBI-IAT,! OF A NEAT TWO-TOBT
FBAMK UWEI.tlk
O ON THE SOirrilWE4T
'6KRVrlAii)J!I-iTEE.NTHSTBETj
-'NOBTnt-rEgT. -lrlut dAt,fl August 4."
.-) x fi i? 2i,l. $?. " LlberNo. C7,rolto,
V'oluiabU. andatSie rmM.1 .r.!n?P-nr ?
rtred theresy.we wDl sell , '" VSSSShi?'
'frsalof thepemises,m THUKSir. ,,rr.!m
l.tT. .Ifn.lt. In Am llv A. U. ahlnVanFrTW 'tllCt Of
;Sbj"t
-; r . . .- y.- Ji " "- fc ,a
-sorvartUoTa.,
I iwentv-fl?2rSi ,a
endrfortVfllV
know-!rand designated on tire
cltva. ATleLvalllot iTumberer)
sooare. sumhered 4ne 4iundre
ironrngatEy-ineiai7ieeraniio-scDau rsj incu'osi
north UiPnel, by a depth of sevrity-llve (S) feet,
together wills tho lmprvvemebls, ae.. subject to'a
ecaor trc naiea jun-eo, jsts. iur si.sv.ai, par
able In two years from darte, with lnremt at elxht
percent.perpMtnam, payable seml-amniaUy: alst
subject to a eed of frust-datcd June IcisTTI, far
IIW, payable la- three montnfrora date vflth Inter
est at ten per cent, per annua.
Terms: aeco cant, and the kalasce at sts, twelve
and elxhteenmo-Tonx.wlthintftestatelr-it per cent.-
per annum, secured , by a deed of trnst on tbe
yrvpKnj Bora, or ml casa, at trmioil ac nwpur-
(fiaser. A deposit ef 1100 at. qm of site, ata-l
all conveyancing at purchaser. cost. Terms? to,
be complied with tn-wven days.
JIRAINARD-H. WAKNEX, ) T-n.....
JOHN JOY ADSON. Trasteev
noC'F3lWAds
J"THE ABOVE SATO 18 POSTTUTf ED UN-'
til aA2i7BDAY, DecenrTXr 7, 1S70, ssak Hour and-
BBAINABD H. WABNEfi, Tr-,t.
TOHN JOY EDS93. I ''
not7-MWFAds
OlitySh HIDDLtpTetrT, ..
TSUSTEET SS.LE OF A TWO-STOUYSASD-
jaASKSIEaT BBlOK HOUSE ON THE KAST
S2HEJi? Ty5?41' BEI-EEN P AIM Q
Mb'blil.,UibiaIli
9m
-s-r-virvaoiaaeeaottrt-- to rfosnua tltuit-
hu zoTieii, naieu iraivocr 1. A.1J. ssi.
recOrUed la Liber No.. . folio lCLooe.
:h. l.rftTi .-nula fnrtttti nr.rirt nf nnltm
01a, in at ine re-tsest or tn party'secured thereby,
I. asj iiTrviilnirlMitee. wllj sell at public auctloa.
In fTOJt or ft nremlu. on HCTIIUT1A V. niu.
eember , 1878, all that piece or parcel or gron--U-
" iu uiedP7oi n asuiogiauAimnct 01 uo
lumbla, anown anil dlitlnguUhed a and being lot
numbered elghty'elght, (8S.) In Joseph F. Keliey'
recorded snbmvlslon or toe west Iniror square'
numbered three bumlredand slxtjrSve, (385,1 to
gether wltlt-the Improvements, Ac.
Terms: OneHurUi cash, and the basauce at sit,
twelve and elgateen months, with lscerest at six
per cent, per annum, secured by a deed or truton
the propertyaoldortsi cam, at tbe o, tlon r the
urchaser. A deposit r-T 1100 required at the time
f sale, ana all cjnreyaaetng at purchaser's cost.
Trrms to be compiled with in seven days, other
wise the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk oF Use defsuiuog purchaser,
alter fle days' advertisement. , ,
BUAI.tAKD tL W-AEVElr,
govg-MWFads Snrvlvlng Trustee.
TAB. GUILD, -rAa-rrtiorieer.
TWENTY-FIVE FTJBN1SHED EOOM.
un wiursrai-Ai, novemoersi. at 10
o'clock a. ln.iltwlll sell at No. 21ft lVnnsvl-
vanla aveuue northwest, an extemlve lot
ut lumxture, coirst.uug 01 uub uainui
suites, marlor aod tiril-rantn.l f!h&!r.
tables, Secreuflea' Book Casc. Wardrobes;
Stoves, Carpets, Bedding-, CTfronios, Engntlngs.
Palntlrrgs, and a variety or otber useful and orna
mental articles. Sale to'ooussaence at lOo'cloeL..
Terms: On all sums overtiooa credit or thirty aad
sixty darswlll be given bymote, with approved se
curity. Less than itoo, cash In hand.
- Jt GUILD. Auctioneer.
PCS-lct Bv N. COX. Saleaman.
gHEIXXASf A IIAJW7, Anctlooeers.
XBTJSTEIS' SALE OK RKA.L ESTATE SITU
ATE1 ON ALLEY BEItWXEN FUTTEKNTH
AK1) S1XTEE.NXU AND X AND K 3TBEETS1
NOKXHWEaT.
tyvirtne er aaeeo.os trust to ns, dated
Vofembtf L A. 1. 1-72. mA Hntr r-mnlr--l
In Liber No 700, folio !, one of the land
recoras ror wasningtoa county, uistnctoc
Colarahla.and at the'reoaesL of the oartr
secured thereby, we, as trustees, wilt sell at publlq
auction,ln ftontof UiepreiniieP,cm'VEDNlcaOAr,
the 23th day of November, 157rJat 4-30 o'clock, p-i
m., all thajjpart or lot of ground numbered four-
icca ijt in aquiire unmver ucvaaoureu auniaeij
elght, (198,) aa the same Is described on toe plat of
lots and squares tn the dry of 'Washington and
District of (C'olnmbla, described as follow: Begin
ning for tbe same at a point one hundred and one
feet south, fsom the northeast corner of said lot
thence rnnnBg south forty-fire Hi) feet eleven (11)
Inches to a. -foot alley thenoe-west along tbe line
of said alley twenty-flvo (23) feeu. thence north forty-
Ave () feet eleven Inches, thence east twenty
live (23) feet, to the vltte of beaiantag.
lermsofsale: 1232, with Interest at the rate of
ten per centum per annum frota Novembers, 1S75,
less 10, received on aecount,andexpenses of sale In
cash; the UcJanee at six andt-rrtve months, fbr
which the nates of tbe purchaser, bearing Interest
from day of sale, and secured by deed of trust upon
tbe preperty sold, will be taken. A deposit of ta
will be required of the purchaaeaat she tune of safe,
and all conveyancing will be at the expense of the
purchaser. 1 terms of sale are aoc compiled with
within s-ven C) days from day sale, tbe trustees
reserve tbe rfcbt to resell the property at the risk
and cost ox tbe defaulting pure-fewer.
EO".W.'8TICKHKi-,J Trustees,
OCtSS-TnThJsids
"D St. 1VARNEB, Auctioneer..
TBUSTEE'S- BALEolFrV TWCVSTOUr AND
AHIUUAJIS UWELhlMii, M. 4M V1K
OIMA AVXN UESOUTUEAST, WITH LAKUE.
blDE YAKD. '
a
uvvixtucoraaeeaor truaivdatcd April z-i,
A. D. I5TS, duly recorded In Liber No. 7ii,
folio 47et sen. one ortbe land records for
the District ar(Mlnmh1-L. snd &Lth rpnnt4it nT
the party sheared thereby, I shall sell, at public
auction. In front of the premises, on FBI DAY,
December LJS7S, at 4:30 o'cloakp. ., all that cer
tain piece or parcel of ground situate and lying In
the city of Washington, DlstrUt of Columbia, and
being known and described as beLnz a port of lots
&umbcredos.e,(t;)two. (2,)-t.d -eighteen, (IS,) In
square numbered eight hundred and twenty-three.
(SfS,) and being contained wtthln. the metes and
bounds foiEowlnz: Beirlnnlcp far the uma at a.
point on the lino of Virginia' avenue sixty-seven
ioj iwi iFruiwesicriy trom ioq souiaeasiern cor
ner of saM square, and thence running north
easterly sixty-six (Gfi) feet; thenco northwesi
irardlT twentr-nlne (23) ftet and nine and a half
(&SMnh; tbence north nfty-two(C) feet to the
northern line of said lot numbered eighteen. (li:t
thrnee west along said northern line twentr-tlree
raj jeetanaciKnt(S) inenes; tnence soum nrtecn
T15) feet and nine and a half (94) Inches: thonce
aouthwestwardly on a line at right angles with said
avenue one hundred and five (105) feet to saltae
nne. and thence along said avenue seventy (70) feet
and ttuec (3) lnchcsto the place of beginning to-J
getber with all tbe Improvements. Ac.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen" months, with Interest at eight
per cent, per annum, secured by a deed of trust on
the property sold, or all cash, at option of the pur
chaser. A deposit of J1W rcqu1ed at thj time of
sale.'snd allconveyanalng at purchasers cojU
Terms to be romnlloil with In seven da.vi otherwlsft
the trustee reserves the right to resell tbe property
ai ine tlsk sou cost oi ine aeiauiung purcuaser''
after flvd days' adrenlsement.
KNOCH TOTTEN. Trustee.
J. T. COLDWLL, balcsman.
BOlS-STnThAds
w
M. 1- BBAJSIIAT.I Anctloneer,
607 seventh street northwest.
TRlWTKKa 8ALB OF A VACANT LOT CIV H
bTULr-r SOUTUCAST, MJSAU SUSVCrtTll.
bTKA tT.
$
by virtue or a deed of trust, dated An "II
12, A. D. 1872, duly tecopted In Liber i0.
10110 19, one orthe land records ror the uis
trletof Celambla, and at the retiaestof tbe
narlv sernred. I ihail sell, at imbllr. aDrv
uuu.
lnfrontafthe nremlses. on TUESDAY. Io-
ccmberS, 1870. aHJWo'clock p. m, all that certain
piece orparcel of ground, bltuateand lying la the
city of Washington, In the District of Gouuabla.
and belnc known and described as being art of
original lot numbered two. (.)( being the west
twcnty-ceTen (7) feet and slje () leches front of
said lot on South E street, and runnincboct with
that width the depth of saldlot In sqa-Memunbered
eight hundred and seventy-six, t6-M together with
tllthehnprovements, Ac.
'Jenni: Three hundred and twenty dollars, with
lalci-est at ten ier cent, per annum, from April 1Z.
1-E6, and expenses of sale In cash, and the balance
in twelve months, with Interest at ten per cent, per
annum, secured by deed of trntf on the property
sold. A deposit of seventy-five dollars required at
tl c time of sale. All cm eyaoclng at purchaser's
eost. Terms to be compiled w Ith In n vc days.
noSI-TbitSAds M.3U hOUKEH, Tm'''
B.
S. WABMK, eor. 7th and F sts.
TBUSTEES' SALTC OF AVTWO-STORY FRME
iwr.L,i.i.u, no. 331 a siut-ti uiirit
EAST. By virtue or a deed or trust, dated February
SO. A. D. 1S75, duly recorded In Liber No. 777,
rollo 215, a c one or the land records ror the.
'District of Columbia, and at the reauest or tho
party secured thereby, we will sell, at public auc
tion, lnlron' or the premises, on TUESDAY. De
cember 5, 1S78. at 4 o'clock p. m., tbe roPowlng
described real estate, sltnate In the city or Wash
ington, Dlstrlctorcolnmbla, to -wit: Alltbatoer
taln piece or parcel or ground, known aud de
scribed as Lot B. tn J. Appleton Bailey's subdi
vision ororiglnal Lots 12, 13, 14, 15 and IS, tn square
numbered seven hundred aud elghty-slv. (71.) as
the same Is recorded lu tbe burvejor'sol&ce or said
city. In Liber W F. folio 83, together with the Im
provements, Ac.
Terms: One fourth of. the. purchase money to be
paid In cash, and the balance In six, twelve and
eighteen months,' with -Interest at eight per cent,
per annum, secured bra deed or trust on the prop
erty sold, or all cash at the option or the purchaser.
A deposit of 9C0 required at the time or talc, and all
convevanctngat the purchaser's cost. Terms to be
complied with In seven days, otherwise the trustees
reserve therlghttoreselltfie property at the risk and
cost ofthe defaulting purchaser, alter live days' ad
verthement. g pTS.jtees.
noUWFMids J. T. COLDWELL. Salesman.
T)0 WNMAN & GREEN, Anetfoneers.
TBUSTEES' SALE OF A. VEBY VALUABLE
LOT ON FIBoT STBEET EAST, BETWEEN
B AND O TBEETS NOBTUEAST, :NEAIt
VAilJ
A'
the Dls't
lAiiiuii unuujio.
r uy virtue or two several aceas oi trust.
tne one. oeanug aaie ou ine i, in oar oi April,
A.D. 1871. aad recorded In liber No Mi,
folio 205 etseq., and the other la liber No.
lstrlct or Columbia, and at the written re
quest oi tne party securen inereDV. we wiu sell.
at nubile auction, tn front or the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 6tb dsy or .December, A.D.
1876, at hair-past three o'clock p. m., all that certain
Bleee or parcel or ground situate and being In
ic city orWasblngton and District or Columbia,
and known anddescrtbed on the ground plat or plan
of said city as the north nfty (50) feet front oflot
numbered fifteen 115), In square numbered six hun
dred and eighty-six (689). The said part or said lot
numbered nfteen (15) fronting fifty (on) feet on First
street eit, and running hack with that width two
hundred and six (206) feet to an alley.
Terms of sale:. Onehair cash, and tbe residue in
two equal installments at six and twelve monthiJ
with Interest rrom the day or sale, to be secured
to the satisfaction of the trustees, or all cash, at the
option or the purchaser, irihetennsorsalearanot
compiled with within live days from the day of
sale;the trustees reserve the right to resell at the
risk and cost of the defaulting pnrcbaser. npon one
week's notice byadvertlsment in some newspaper
printed and published In tbe city or Washington.
Ail conveyancing at the eost orthe purchaser.
. C. MAOKUDEB. JK.,lT,f,
A. THOMAS BBADLEY, Tr,utt-
nov!4-TuF3wAds
TBUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE SEAL
ESTATE. 8ITUATED,1N POTOMAC CITY,
jjuiaii.1 ur ia-i.u4i.ji i a. ,
uy virtue oi a aeeuor trust to us, astea
October7, A. D. 1872, and duly recorded In
Liber No. 603, rollo 420, tone of the land
records ror Washington county. District or
Columbia. and at tbe reauei.of the risrtv
!5e
secured thereby, we. as trustees, will seU. at pub
lic auction. In front of the premises, on FBI
DAY, the 1st day or December, 1576. at 4-30
o'clock p.m., therllowlng-dccrtbed real estate,
situate In the county or Washington, District or
Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered twenty. (2.) in
section numbered two, (t,) In the subdivision or
Barry Farm, as made by S. C. romeroy, J. B.
Elvans and O. O. Howard, trustees.
Terms or sale! One hundred dollars, with Inter-'
estat the rate or ten per centum per annum rrom
October', 1874. and expenses or sale In casn; the
balance at six and twelve months, ror which the
notes orthe purchaser, bearing Interest rrom the
dsy of sale, and secured by deed or trust upon the
property sold, must be given. A deposit or 50 will
be required or tbe purchaser at the time orsale, and
all conveyancing will be at the expense or the pur
chaser, ir terms or sale are not compile,! with
wit bin seven (7) days lhe trustees reserve the tight
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de
faulting purchaser. .
J NO. W. ALVORD, iTra.tee.
J. W. HTH1KNEY. t""M
ocJ0-Hdj J.T.WVHUfcEY.Salq-iun.
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RNANCIAL
" WAS-ng8T0w, Saturday erenln-f, Nov. 2S.
The following quotations of State eeurttiej
lS rrtUeet---7 IL DtUooke, Jr A Co, banker
Tennessee ee. old.... Kf
9. Carolina, sew...,
de. A. A O,
Missouri .
Mo. A at- Jo
.ciuiumtr. new... .s
do. series... 441,
1UIU111BI J
do. new.....'....
do. conso!."- 77
uouuuuas'a..,
do. new.
Levee S'j.
Levee 'a..-..
Alabama s's..
do. deferred.... 1
ueorgiars.,....... 4
- do.- rs...... lt
0IVHW1U. u.u..... la I. uv. ju ...........
do. A's..
do. ncw.. in Arkansas Cen Ti
j S.Carollsa.old.... '
I jE-0 -"oHoi-to? ate the eUrtng MtM for the
I Z&$I?l?&J-S,T U
-... T-. "- T 1 --.....-....-- - -
UO LUT Z .H.in IIP.
1
ww., Wi4a nun a w n - v -a. o nut;. A-&uuax-s:
tincxtoXL M'iiOlilo and JHssUsIpM' BH
-"ra
jojva....... .iTii dsh. ..............
S-l
. .western M
,.. Union PaeiUe.
rl.
XI. lirci.
Ebct IUJ.d.....
Bt.rrnl..
to. pr.
C.C.amJI. C.
. juio. s-actne.
. WjJiMlch. Central
, -OS Otl. A Hudson ......
1
41
if
. S2'i Jerser Central.
Ml
, 1 J Del.. L. A Western. 71K
I Frte. ............ 9.Oold to carry. !!'(
flu, lau OS. rfOTKn. wucj M...,. 1
.Lake; Hnon....... S!H Oold dosed.......... 3
New York Central.. !'
"OefoHow'ajfarotbe total sales of etot&x at
the "Tew Yorii Steele Board, romlslnsd tu by Ii,
S.Oceks, lr A Co.
Piclllc Mall. DtfllLSke Shore. 31.50-1
Western Union J,v-oN, Y. Centrat. in
NorthweJtcrn.. 400 Olu'o Mississippi. l.S
.400
vc.iaob
1,00
G00
11.T30
J0
T.roi
U.6J0
3tockIslan-i...:.....
S'sto't'ulo.n PaeiUe....
l.00 Mrca. Central...,
Moo Del. ft Hudson..,
lOT Jersey Central..,
m Utl..h. West.
Bt-j-auu. .......
do. rtrcf .......
Zrle..t ....m-;.....
San. A St. Joseph.
uivuika-fi-vdaj AIM, nfutwi mji.uo
o-ro'er FlReeoSi and F gtitolt, m rt liew Yorj
tj-ffitaUons, as ftflows:
njr.- tt T rtm ,1. . .... -k-.-.
ii r
n.
loo;:
IDS
-... 41
.x.t.. 41
II.'l5
l
iVTenlns. Cl.slng.
BT, C. S. O.
uTll. 6-a, lSSl.-........ 117 117V I"-" , "7'sJ
U.6.tHa,l--5. rt... HO 113 MSV 100?
u. a. s-xsv us, new. us',' l isl, Hi-J ib-J
U. 8. -2-a 1867. infills, IWj IIS-,
U. S. 5-2fA 1868. . 1I71! M7W 1WS 1174
U.8.10-4C;. 113J VM? H-J 1144
TJ. S. 5'S, MSI 11-34 V&t H2 U2X
CurrencyFj. 121 i.... 124
thld ...- 109)i Ll09jl
i Tho follows--: are Uio baying and selllntr ratej
'lor Oovernasnt secnritltj, famlilied Xtj H. D
'Cooke, A Cow bankers:
Scc-Mttles. Buytnat SeUlr-jt.
TJ, 3. mxea. 1S81. -ratstered... H7S lis
re-Twentles, II . kiJ . no
Five Twenties, J. A J-, 18S5... n--, iu
FlVS-Twcntles, J. AJ., 13S7.. 115 lis
Five-Twenties, J. AJ..1303. htn
TeJ-Fortles utH 1H
New Five Per Cent. J 112!. 112'i
Cn-ne-y Sixes .... 124
CQS-tressUuarantee.r't;S3'a. Wi CJ-t
GolJ-. 10U14
4,'fper ermt. U. S. boada.-. JlOJt
Fc- Exehangesr
Three day bills...-..... 431
Sixty dsytllii. ........ 4a2
Tb-t-fofloving; Is the bonk statersen t for tSo
week30itlngSaturdayrIrfciember3-A or thaNcw
York national banksrk furnljboj tn' H. D.
Cooke,--jr., fc Co.:
Loans, deertase . ..il,653,l
Specie, lnerease .... :i,019,0M-
Le-ral tenders, decrease... tn,9J
Deposit a,ii-rease .,. ... 1)1,500
Clrculatlen.lncreaso ...., ... 64.1CO
Beservs-'XtecTease . .. 466,775
HABBTIEB,
mOBTHXB-BICHABDSON.-On November
23. lsre. as tJe Tesldenoe or tfce- brlde'a father . SC4
gtePbersoa-ri-Ke. by Bev. Jofrn-K. Lewis, 41ap
,lalnU u. navy, fassed Assistaat Surgeon AL xx
jiM3r.rtF. MAtr.tDEii. u. Bs uvy. aad XsA.aKr.
A . only daughter or Hon. WKIlarn A. Blchi ird
son. DIEIK.
BB AD Y.Ors November 2S. Etrzaoc-rif. wlfa or
William Rradv. tn the thlrty-fl rtffyear or uer agt .
Funeral wat tale place this rtuoaday) afternoon,
at 3 o'clock-, from net late residence, 511 Thirteen! h
street soutlltast. "
BBADLKY.-Oa November Vat 4 o'clock p-.
m., UKXU2rBKaDT.iV, in tne sixty-ninth year o.r
huage.
Funeral -n'J'jtiie place from bllate residence. SMI
Third street nerthwe&t, on Tuesday morning. No
vemberlS, atll .'clock. Friends or the family In
vited. BBYAN. On the morning or ovember 2 1378,
Joitx V. Bi.-t. aged forty-four years.
Thefrter.s-rd acqnaluUncei of. the family ara
respectrully Invited to attend tne rnneral frorahls
late residence, corner of Seventh and C street,
northeast, 09, this (donday)arter-soon, tbe twenty
seventh lnstaat, at half-past two-o'eloc k. "
UNDERTAKEKS.
S. IF. BJuBHJEB,
Cabinet Maker andUndertaker,
NO. 63 ELEVENTH 3TBSET N. W
BETWEEN F AND B.
V Bodies Embalmed and Prepared ror transpo .
tation at tbe shortest notlee. my2s t
JB. F. SAJBTjGX,
S J STBEET HOB3HWE8T,
WK. BACSEIT, WHK 2. T. liBTXI,
934 F BTKEET SOB7BWESI.
I bTe Secnrett tlie Henlem or (bt
Beat KXBAL9fEB In (be onntry.
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AUCTION SALES.
Fatnre Bays.
BIT. IVARXEB, Auctioneer.
F street, opposite Masonic Temple.
XIUSTEE'S SALE Of"1ESIRABI.E BUILD-,
1NO LOTS ON SEVENTH, E1UUTH, O AND
H STBEETS NOBTHEAST.
u y virtue or. deed or trust, dated Novem
ber 19. A. D. 1871, duly recorded In Liber
No. 668. rollo 34. one or the land records ror
the District orcolumola, and at the request
orthe nartv secured therebv. 1 shall sell at
ptiflic auction. In front of the premises, on,
WEDNESDAY, December 6, 1S76, at 4 o'clock p?
m., all those certain pieces or parcels of ground
situate and lying In the dly of Washington. Dis
trict of Columbia, aud known and described a
being lots numbered one. (1,) two, (2,) three, (3.;,
four, (A) five, (5.) six, (6.) seven, (7.) eight, (4.)
nine, (9.) ten, (10.) eleven. (II.) twelve, (li) thir
teen. (13.) fourteen. (14.) fifteen, (15.) sixteen, (15,
seventeen. (17. X eighteen, (is.) nineteen, (19.)
twenty. (20,) twentr-one, (21.) twenty-six, (JS.)
thlrty-clght.(?S.)thlrty-nlue. (JS.)forty. (4rorty
one, (4l.)fortv-two, (it,) fort) -turee (43) and rorty
rour (411' in MeCartby's recorded subdivision of
square numbered eight bundled and ninety, (370,)
together with tbe improvements, Ac.
Terms: One hair cash: balance at six months,
wltb interest at 6 per cent, per annum, secured by
ade.adqr txast on tbe property sold: ocailcasn.at
the option or the purchaser or purchasers. A de
posit or $a on each lot will be required at time
aT sale, aad all conveyancing at purchaser's cos'.
Jf,terzi,s of sale are not complied iih tn seven days,
tbetrn lee reserves tbe right to resell tbe property
at the risk and eost of the debultloe; pnrchascri,r
purchasers, after nvi- days' advertisement.
JAMES H. WKIuCIl, Trustee.
J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
no21-FMWad5
TAUXCAXSON BROS., Anctloneers.
TBUSTEES' SALE Of"tHBEE NEW FRAUE
DWELL1NOS OX Q STBEET, BETWEEN
FIRST AN D TH1BD STBEETS NOBTHWE3T,
AT AUCTION.
a By virtue of A deed or trust dated August
9. 1876. duly recorded In Liber No. 823. rollo.
No. 441, one of the land records ror the Dis
trict of Columbia, and at the request or th,
party secured thereby, we will scU on MONDAY.
December 4, 1S76, at public auction. In front of the
premise, at 4 o'elock p.m., partoflots7and&. In
square No. 331, and described as follows: Begin
ning for the same at a point on the nortliline of Q
street north four Inches west from the southeast
corner or said lot 8 and running thenccrnorth one
hundred and ten feet; tbence east forty-one reet six
Inches: thence sonth one hundred aitd ten feet to
the north line of said Q street, and thenco west with
said line forty-one reet and six Inches to the place
of beginning
Terms of sale: One third cash, and the balance
ayablelnslx, twelve and eighteen months, with
iterest at six per cent, per annnm from day of
sale, to be secured bv deed or trust ir the terms or
sale are not complied with within five davs tbe
trustees reserve, the right to resell, at the risk and
cost or tbe deraultlng purchaser. A deposit or 8100
will be required at time or sale. All conveyancing
at cost of the purchaser.
JOHN JOY EDSON. 1 Tr-,,.
CUABI.E8E. FKASEB. Trustees.
DOlS-S.WidJ DUNCANSON BUOS.. Auets.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
FSTATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASH-
luius, jjiai-Kiirru' fJOUUMUtA.
Bv virtue or a decree or the Suureme Court
or the District or Columbia, passed inequity
cause numbered 4338, Frcedman's savings and
' Trust Comcanv and otlieraaealnst John B. Ste
1
phenson and others, the undersigned, as trustee, will
kiivuoai ujiisA. lucuuayuijeccuiuer, I3,u,ai
four (4) o'clock p. m., at public auction. In front
of the premises, ail that piece or iiarccl of ground
ard Improvements lying and beluc in the county
or Washington and District of Columbia, at
Unlontown, tn said county, aud described as fol
lows: Beginning for tbe same at thu southwest cor
ner formed by the intersection orthe Plseataway
rose1, or Monroe street, with the road leading to
tbe south end or the Navy Yard bridge, at which
point there Is an Iron bar driven deep Into tbe
ground: running tbence along the west aide or said
Bridge road N. "J0 W. sixty-eight (ts) reet; tbence
at right angles with 68 west one hundred (too) feet :
tbence at right angles S. 22 E. twenty (X)feet
thence S. 6t E. one hundred and six (lug) reet.
more or less, to the said Ptscatawav mad: and
:hencewl:h said Plscatawav road N.-KE. thlrtv
Ulrec (33) feet to tne place or beginning, being the
same land and premises conveyed to said John B.
Stephenson by deed from George W. Daralland
wire, dated August 12.1865.
Terms or sale are as follows, to wit: One third of
tbe purchase money to be paid In eash. within live
uaysaiieraay oi sale, oi nuicu mg uwuu.i. uw.- f
lars ((200) are to be paid as a deposit at tbe time or I
S&lf. SHU I1IC IMUUItU VI UW J, l.uo wuut ,,
three equal Installments, lu six. twelve and eigh
teen months from the day or sale, ror which the
fiurchaser or purchasers shall deliver to said trus
eehls or their promissory notes, dated on the day
orsale. and to bear Interest at the rate or six per
cenuperaunum. All conveyancing to he paid bv
ihepurchaiir. ENOCH TOTTsN. Truitee.
SHEBMAN HANDY, Auctioneers.
noS-WFMAds W. N. SMITH. Salesman.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
ONE SKELETON WAOUN AND ONE
TBACK SULKY.
In virtue or a writ or fieri facias, upon condem
nation Issued out or the clerk's office or the Su
preme Court of tie District or Columbia, and to me
directed. I will sell, ror cash, at public sate, at tbe
Bazaar of Birch Jt KoIht. No.t-18 Loulslina avenue
norlhw.it, onTUEMDAY. the 23th day of Novem
ber. 1876, at 11 o'clock a m., tbe following goods
and chattels, viz: One Skeleton Wagon and one
Track Sulky, telied and levied npon as the good,
and chattels or Thomss Collins, and will be sold to
satisfy execution No. 16.M2, In favor or John B.
Diamond A Co. A.L.EX. HUAItl.
nol7-d.td. P.M. Marshal. D. C.
B BOOKER A LEWIS,
NEW AUCTION HOUSE.
Cor. Eleventh st. and Pa. ave.. Marble Building.
Begu ar sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
or each week. All goods guaranteed as recom
mended. Sa'es or stocks and real estate attended
to promptly. Copsignmcnts solicited and eash ad
vanced. lo;-J-a
tfftiiBxtoi
a , S8-Y j"" W-TTiv 5Sjr
CCBIOSITT SHOP,
Even Bismarck has become interested
and Is Tei-y cirefaUy watcblns the coa-ii
Coant Von Arnlm.
Samuel Lovely, of Bangor. ha3 imi
been divorced, frt-ra Emma Lovely. Every
thing hat not been LoTely in that family evi
dently. Snoops says ir yon wish to recollect
a man a name go seenrity for hta house reat.
For letplug-yonr memory f-esh there Is no:U-
lug jih.c 11115 pian.
An arithmetical peace-maker fitnirt
tlTely atests to the politicians: "This is 0 a
tide 4 vi.2per8n. Lei us be 1 country
and 1 jeople at lOy-rate."
Great griefs beget the loftiest mnslng-i.
John Howard Payne's (mmortat soay of
c( oweer. xiome" was erys:alllzea out 01
the pans of a rejected love.
Alexandre, the great glove maker,
ms.de $1,509,000 laths business. HU work
was to manufacture the gloves from the kU
ektas which A.T. SU-rare furnished Ma.
" A butcher ia Columbia county, ta cut
ting up a beef, found a piece of hoopskirt
wire, four inches lfflens-tb, in its flesh oa the
ribs. It Is supposed the ormust have swal-rowed'-fTroman.-
The 2iinssjs: "Tweed jCsme- up
the bay yestej-daijila-fJS-f a quiet earne of
ttUlaire." Good gracious'.- After fifty days
of erea-a voyaging hadn't the poor man had
salt air enough?
--JCss Emma Abbott has broken Jier
engagement with MaplesonoaETmply religious
pounds, her refusal to slnif In "Trariata" anl
'Don Juan.'' on the ground of their unre
pentan; immorality.
"Tfbieh side of the street do yon live
on, Mrs.Kipple?" asked a counsef cross-examining
a Witness. "On either side, sir. If
you go one tray.it's on the right side; If you go
the other, It's oaths left."
The London Teligraph tells a story of
a yonnjr Fren-hman named Georges 3fart(
nengo, who has Just proved his claim to an
inheritance of 3T5,0X,fX, which for some
jears has beetr to' thr custody of the Datch
Government.
Dom Pedro, In company with Dr.
Schliemann, has bene-Tnsmining- the excava
tions at Troy. The DoeJor writes: "I am quite
at a loss to say which astonished me more.ths
emperor's deeo learMn?- or his rillv n t
i fnl memory."
Miss Adelina PAttl returned to Paris
from her rapid tcmrna to the provinces as
Uinmphant as it was brief. She sang only ia
three cities, and oniv ibur- times In all. hnt
;', these concerts have brought ftj the enormous
sumoi u,uuu.
Mr- Coutanche. thedfenutw irnvfrnnmr
1 Jersey jail, England, was lately dismissed at a
moment-a notice oy tne prison Board, who dis
covered that he waslnthe-haWtofcuttin-r
down the prisoners' rations in order to obtain
food for his dogs and fowls.
Louis Napoleon said of Cardinal An
tocelli that he was worthy to be the sue
cessor of Richelieu. Delightful in a- drawing
room, charming as Talleyrand with the ladies,
haughty lo inferiors, of commanding' presence
with an eagle eye a man who knew his
power ana was not atraia to use lt.
They had been engaged a long time,
and one evening were reading the paper to
gether. "Look, love," he exclaimed, "only
9tS for a suit of clothes I" "Is It a weddin
salt?" she asked, looking naively at herlove
"Oh, no I" he replied- "It Is a business suit."
"TVeIlrI meant business,." she replied:
A party of loungers in front of a
Oveland store were startled bytheight ofa
negro crashing-down-through a board awning
to tho sidewalk. He had one pocket full of
ej-g-jyanotherfull ef butter and his arms full
of basis. He had been caught stealisrr, afci
ha3 jumped oat of a third-story windows
Mrs. Araminta Maria Jenkins, of
Smithbunr, Indiana, who went to theoCSnten
nial and Washington and "shuck handsY with
the "Pre-aydent" last summer, will be mad
when she reads that "now that the jush of
lenitm-iai pilgrims Is over, the carpets in the
Whit House are being-put down again.-
Yesterday was tbe first real stormy,
sleety,, frigid herald of winter we have had,
and patriotic men stayed in the house and felt
thankfb! that they were not born In ttepilmy
days ofthe vouug Republic, when meoiad to
face the wintry storm, dad in breeches that
didnt mate connection, with their shoes by
twelve or forrrteen'idches.
, : Ope, friend, to .another, who has just
returned from trip to Europe: "Didyoa
enjoy your European tourl" "Very much,
indeed." "Did you call on any of the big
ones !" "Yes, I called on two queens one
evening-." "Called on two queens! Tfisltx
pleasant aiTair!" "No, not very; fc after I
call'd I found the other chap had three kings."
The cable announces the death at
GecoarItaly, yesterday, of the Duke dl Gil
liera. He was a great loverof Genoa, and had
an ambition to make it a greater port thin
Marseilles. In order to accomplish, this end
he gave 34,000,000 of francs to tha city, and
laid out a system of wharves which will equal
anytbisgof the kind in the world-when com
pleted. At a Texas baby show it was a long
time before any one could be focnd.to aet as a
judge. Finally five brave men were-found to
act oa condition that the awards should nst
he snaounced until the judges had ten minutes
the start. The mothers sat in a circle, babies
in lap. Tbe judges made their rounds, com
pared notes, handed the. result to the spokes
man and ran for their lives.
He came back to his-mother looking
vtry forlorn, with a big, red swelling under his
left eye, and four or Qve ha-sdfuls of torn shirt
belling over his breeches band. "Why, where
on earth have you been!" she asked. "Ma
aid Johnny's been playin. He played he was
a pirate, and I played I was a duke. Then he
put on airs, and I got mad, and "Yes,
yes," Interrupted tbe mother, her eyes flash
ing; "and you didn't fiinchl" "Ni, mother;
but the pirate licked."
Frank Whetts, a colored man of Al
legheny City, maintains that he the oldest
penon at present la existence. He. has a cer
tificate of birth purporting to show that he
was born on Janaary 1G, 1763. thus making
him nearly one hundred and dfteen. years of
age at the present tim . He is, of course, very
feeble, but he is able to converse very Intelli
gently, and can read without difficulty. Ha
sleepr a great deal. He has never used to
bacco In any form during bs long life, aad the
taste of spirituous liquor, has been unknown
to him.
PTaHadelphia-is a dangerou place for
Impecunious strangers. Tbe grand jury has
reported the casis of three men found la
Moyamensing pilsonkagainstwhom no charges
were pending. They were unfortunates seek
ing employment, who had applied at tho
station-house lor "edgings, and. the next morn
ing were commuted to prison by tho police
magistrates in default of J-300 ball -lo appear
at court, no term being mentioned. They had.
been guilty of no offense, unless tt was offen
sive to seek such a lodging place. The grand
jury in come way "became Informed of tha
facts, asd upon their presentation the men
have been released, and are now probably tn
the hands of Philadelphia lawyers seeking re
dreft. PHARISEE AND S1DDUCEE.
To church the two together went,
Both, doubtless, on devotion bent.
Theparson preached with fluent ease
On Pharisees and Saddnoees:
And as they homeward slowly waited
The lovers on the sermon talked)
And he he deeply loved the maid-.
In soft and tender accents said,
"Darting, do you not think that we
Are Pharisee and SaddaceeT"
She flashed on him her bright black eyes,
In one swift look of vexed surprise.
And then he hastened to aver
He was her constant worshiper.
" But, Mary. I Insist," laid he,
"That you are very fair, I see;
I know you don't care much for me.
And that makes me sad, yon see."
1 '
WE SELL TECE
TTIXSOX, DOMESTIC,
KEJJINGTON, 8INGEB,
WEED, HOWE,
WHEELER WlUSOJf,
UKOTERct BAKES,
SECOR, BI.EES, AXEKICAST,
"WILCOX A IBB8.
ALSO.
RENTING, EICHAN8IN5, BEPAffiffiS.
HcKESIT CO..
C7 Ninth st. northwest.
ocq-tr
1876
fH
FALL OPENING
o
or
LADIES SHOES
1876
41
VEEHIIYl'S,
810 !t I2TH stsxit, (opposite patent OOce.)
A tne assortment or LADIES SHOE3, of our otrn
ciaae. at prices to suit tbe times.
EnxlIsl8ealslnWAtJSINO BOOTS.
Ensllsb and French Kid BUTTONED BOOTS.
Trench Goal and pebble BUTIOJXI BOOTS,
at 15.50.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD TOR THE MOiTEr.
-Trench Kid, Usjbt PUMP-SOLED BOOTS, fbr
party or carrlare wear tbe handsomest boot la.
Wasnlnxton. welching. only Sve ounces.
Also. Ladles CUaTOJl WORK, made to order at
short notice, and a perfect flt rnaranteed. se-ft-s-n
B.
25
-C
f-lnAR!-. Til It tL
K 10-CENT CIOAR TOR 4 CEXT3 BV THQ
BOX.
Headquarters for Wholesale and Retail,
30 SEVENTH SITREKT.
non pi a?YJJW-.