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n IOHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 70
II TOHAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tssnday p. m. excspted.l

The quickest and most direct route 70 Richmond,
Va and the South via the Potomac -
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf,
Washington, to Aqua Greek and
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from "A sis Greek 70 Rich.
mopd connecting there with trains on the Rich
mond and Petsrsburg and Richmond and Danvits
RailroaAs, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wtlmington,
k.Ieieh, .arsensSoro'. salisbury. 6hAriesss and
Stssncrc Keypors and vandsrsiit leave sixth
Street wharf daily Sunday evening exoepted) ct
$40 .. m. and p. m. and arrive in Richmond q
Las p. m. and 80 o n. H...
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IL SEVEN HOURS.
Pity Nile shortsr .sna ~ Hours Quicker MA.
:, = any ether koute. - -, -.
Be sure aad. sss THROUGH T!cssu We AsSis
Greek and Iredsricksbnr9 20 n0a@0n1, "a ~ t a,e
street, or on board Of tAsbosts. Baggage checked
nom" O%ni6.ssss a,d Baggage WAse.. vin b N
Pssssnesrs by this hns paes oy 1ayught Mount
Vernon, and may have an opport9nity OF Mnono
several bStfis nei(s nsar Hrsdssiokseurg ~ STOP
s'RRs st ma Sai1 s1p On besrd Of sseensn
% GRO, HATTIHGLY, eSye. ws:hi r. ~ y q.
9. E-GAffINdEY.s Ticket Afsntha x NnsiInY1nseon'
3 svsiy. sIEU az 0esesS f.s..ss.s Asso..
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NEW Y0Rh AND Kew HAyBH RAILROAD.
IN Psssengsg station IN New York, corner 1ts
straet and Eourth arenue. : =

street end Fourth avenue. I = y -
-l- TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Haven and Brtdeeport-l Kx D. II 80
.. m; l3.m tkx.,stBxD, SO, 90, end tx.
For. Milford, etratford, Fairfield, Southport,
and Weetport-I, II 50 q. m 5. 50 and 81 o. m
For Norwalk[, $50, II 50 .. m (; IL rs (HXL 8
(Ex.Ll So. 4 %. 81, and kx.l , m.
!, For Dsrisn ANA GreenviOh-I, $50. n.p m;
20. 40, 8 30. and $50 ,. N y = y -
For Stanford, (Exl, 80, II. 80 O. m: II Is
(II.b SIX D $50, 4 q, "a, g 80, end (Exyp.n.
For Port Chester and Intermsdiste Stations,
go, u.O .. m; 90. so. $50. go, and .. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston wa stringheld-s q. no, Tx; j.
tHx.,ep m. For Boston via Shore Line-ls ID,
: FOR hartford and Spring neld--s. lEx.Jn0 ..
niaIa.,s;n.s b m ,.u. r,,
0a N. TO Montreal D. n. 60 Merriam eton.
For Hsrtfsrd, Providence and sishkiii H. g.
Yer New Haven, Nv Ls.Asn and stOninsson
1ailEoed-1s .. m; n 70, and ,. n.
For Canal Railroad-l2.u ,. N. 20 horshsmp-
For nousssonie and Hsasstnck RaiirOsd-ss.
Ior Dsnbury and Eorwalk =. R.-7,sSan.i
cc6scAss.s Sleeping o.rs attached tos ,. N.
isn JAMES Il. HoYT, superinssaasss.
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Cinclnnsn Express arrives daily. All other
trains daily except Sunday '
~ Passengers leaving Lock Haven ATT q m and
MunAmsport at 40 q. m, reach PhilsdeIphia
Day Express, at SOP m "
The Pennsylyanis Raiirosd Company will NOT
assume any risk for BaRg age, except for wearinr
apparel, and limit their res ponsib ility 70 an,
hnnaIed Dollars in value. An Baggage exceed
Ing mar amount In value, will be at the risk az
the owner, unless taken by special contract
Eor i9rther fnfor alton, apply TO
nut street
sAMUEL II. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at tho
Depot NV
AN IMMIGRANT TRAIN runs daily, except
For full particulars as 70 fare and accomuods-
lions apply to FRANCIS FUNK, 1917 Dscs st.
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DOrOMA0 TRANSPORTATION LIN
- E"oo HOrIOn 10 eAIPP1Rs.

!. m. z.see.. sxr..anss, o.. s I! 4 4. sI.a.s.
, !. NY xs ~ :. = ISERI SAT-.
TssHHA9 % dSpScs, BnsSs k:.5S ...,.n..
ssnrSs 4 SSiSs Point, Chapel Point PioSdeu6
WhSrX. Lsncestsrs wharf; stonsS Wharf, Our-
PipSs PoiSs, Psiss Lookout, and aETtvss q Bald.
more 81 N y r. s Ely XH REo, Agents, d.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-The Providence BcI-
letIn says that AT the Runford Chem cal WORK :
IN that city, Helen j. Bowen. a girl of sIxrsen
years of age, while warmiDC her feet AZ the
steam pipes, had her dress @ dght around a
revolving upright shaft hat :. - making about
eighty turns minute, within about two feet
OF brick wall. The poor girl seeIaed 10 have
grasped the shaft and held on until her leg was
broken, when she tainted. and then her head
was dashed against the solid wall IN The mos I
shocking manner, her skull and BRAINS flying
about the room and bespaterIng the wall.
i he machinery was stopped as soon as posi-
BILE, but of courSa the sad work was done
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GOLD DlGeINGs IN HAkFoED COUNTY. M.
We are Intof med hy & prominent c,tiZsE OF
HavTe O. Grace that he has bs-n shown some
quartz from the lands near Swan C-eek IN
this county, which surprised him Oh count
OF Its richness. Dir. Rasenthail has. We IRE
told, leased the privilege OF digging fO- lie
precious metal several farms in i u
vicinity, and expects TO meet with sucC ess
Hartford is already one of the most thTiy,Eg
counties in the State, and IL the gold diggIngs
lately discovered should-as many think they
wiil-turn out TO be profitable, we shall no
longer stand among the most prosperous coun-
ties IN the State. but we Will De III I'd vance OF
all Others-Rslcir f.1iS.
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DENNSYLyANIA CENTRAL R.uRo.n
WINTER ARkANGEMENT ~.

The trans Of the Pennsy wanna Central Rail
Issd leave the Depot, at slst aRd Market stress.
which IL reached directly 10y Ne cars of ms IA -
ket street Pass ger Railway. Those 81 ns S,aa,
s4usre Of IL. iH ono
ON sUNBAYs-The Market Street Cars Ie.v.
Front ard Market streets IS min utes beIoTs t.
departure Of each train 0'N 'iS
MAhhS BAGGAGE EMPRESS will call -
and delly er baggage at the Depot Order la,
OF the once, No. esi Chestnut street. will reoe
attention. Ni'O
TiafnS Te1rg Depo, "a.
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CEETRAL RAILR6AD OF NEW JERSEY
- Passenger and Freight Depot in New York
loot OF Liberty street. Oonsects at Hsmpton
Western Railroad, and at Easton with the LehiSn
valley Railroad and its connections, fsrmfne a
direct line TO Pittssurg and the West without
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily for the West, encept
Sundays, when one Train in the eve ming
sixty miles and three hours saved by this line,
TO Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis, &c, with bue
one ch anGe Of cars.
wINTKR ARRANGEMENrs,
Ccmme' cling January loS-Leave New York as
$50 A M-For Easton, Bethlehen, Msnch
Chank, WIiiiamsport, wilkesbarre, Mahsnoy
$40 A NJ. MAIL TRArx-For Fiemineton. Kss-
ton. Water Gap, Scranton WiIkesbarre, Great
Bend, PittsburE, Binghamtos. &c.
town. Harrisburg, Pittsbarg. aud the West. vita
but one change Of carr 10 Cipci matt or Chicago,
snd but IT. two ssspSes to 81 Leuis Connects st
phia and Erie kosds, for Erie and the Oil Be
I2 TnsIS-For Ea..en. AlIents~n, Msucn
1P; M.-For Easton. Bethlehem, and Maueh
sP. M.-For semsrviIie aud FIeninsto..
- MOI Laston ksading. Harrisbure. Will
car To- %Gf ss &C. Sleeping
sB Ml-FFor sSmsrvi,le
ton. hlisnsovn. Resding, Harrisburg, fittsburs,
sis.s!as osI: through from Jsr's, City to Pitts
Additional trsins are run to Bergen Point.
ATyeSesSior the Wet can be obtained At the o,,ca
Liberty street, North River at No. Astor Uouse.
Nos: aSts III, ego Broadway. and ct No. 10
AIS JOSIAH o. STE Rms. Superintendent
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THE EVENING STAR.
Married his Fu,h.r,. C...

An elopement has taken place in one of the
hrst families in Edinburgh, Scotland, of the
eldest son with lis fathers cook. The young
gentleman had been reared with the greatest
care, having only returned from Eton last yet ar
with high academi honors. and was destined
by his father as the husband of a Young and
beautiful heiress, to whom our hero had pad
MS addresses. The bride, who WAS a buxom
brunette. Is, by some ears. older than the
bridegroom, and has been IN the family for a
considerable period. On Saturday last no ap-
psaTance OF the cook at her post. or of the
young gentleman at the breakfast table, iu-
spired omlnsus surmises and suspicious re-
marks, which ultimately were resolved into
the truth, the chambermaid confessIng that
,sthey were away TO get married IN Aberdeen"
The telegraph and all sIher means were re-
sorted 10 stop the fegitiyes, the father taking
the earliest train TO Aberdeen. After search
ing in company with q detective in every
place where they Were likely to be found, II
was discovered that They had departed for
Montrose, whittier the furious parent fol-
lowed, but only TO md them inssparably
united, and sweetly slumbering IN each
others arms. So c1raged was the old ger -le-
man that, forgetting ali delIcacy, he dragged
the bride from the embrace of n 2 bridegroom.
and in a torrent of abusive language was
about to eject her from the bed room, when all
the spirit Of cookies sex arising, she collared
her quoldam master and hurled him head
long from the apartment, TO the considerable
injury Of his Clothes and person. The rana-
way son then endeayoTeG to explain ma ers
and paciiy the insulted parent, w hen the lady
not exactly relishing her peculiar position,
nor the usage she had received. sans cereyaoTie
seized her husband, and conveying him al
most q ct Grmis back To the bed room, locked
the door, and left the Old gentleman 10 collect
HE scattered senses and arrange his disordered
attire. The young gentleman is entitled to
considerable property IN his own right. The
pair are EOw holding the honeymoon at
Chelten ham, where the parents of the bride
keep small gr6c"ry.--EngtiSh Exchange.
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BOSTON NESS MAOKEREL,

am nov receiving from Boston direct. the very
MESS MACK ERHL. pt
and which rarely find their way 70 this m .,k A.
beins used mostly f9r home consumption. As they
ns ,n, hgen ~. iEmou o. GveD Part but the most
the quantity usually packed.
n. W. BUROHlLL,
30 ID. Corner lAth and Y streets, under 1
oe LII 0bbitt "A ooas .
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AUCTION SALES.
RY ". L. WALL 3 CO., Aacsienssrs, .
II Stores 3 and 317, = .
South corner Pennsy vanfa avenue And sfh N

ID stores 3Is anA 3i1,
South corner Pennsylvsnfs avenue and 9Th Ct
eBoCRRIEs, MULEs. WAGON, &c. AT ARC.
On FRlDAY MORNING, February sth ce,n
mencine at 10 CLOCK. at the store Of Mrssrs II
>. Taylor Co No. 500 TIN street, near l. we
Bels White and rown Sugars
Ebis Molssses and Syrup
Bsgs Coffee
Bis Flour
Chests Teas
Boxes starch, Candles, and Pepper
Bile Mackerei and Herring
Boxes Tobacco and Cigars
50 csses ockey Club Bitters
1cases Condensed Milk
- bhls. Whistles and sctAves Brandios
10 bills Vinegar
lHsrrips Safe
Concord Truck Wagon
Fairbanks Platform Scales, weighs 5000 lbs
- small
Counter Scales, tunnels, &c
Pair very hpe brown Mules. six years cid, Is
hands high, well broke
prsy and arm
setts double VI gon Harness, very good
Lot neS Head Balters
Lot second and Head Halters
With great many other articles usually found
In a hrst C ass grocery store.
Term. All 81 OF SlOa and under cash over
that amount notes satisfactorily eaaorsei, bear
ing interest for sixty days.
store for rent; inquire on the prsui Sos
fei iinti VI L. WALL 90 Auc.-
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NEW BOOKe-Twe Marriages.. by IN. ..,ho,
-dN%John HALIFAX, Jssspl The Second And ~
Ss'i q: a4.., q %. 5;s
S9sT5s;; Sy AuhiSsss Sem: on !: El.nIps: q Art:
Tribune AimanaS Tor 1857. - "" Aooiis'
Jas MIL = EEE TRANOK TAvInp "a
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERTOk.
IL UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition W :; H ss J.nqs.y 3, 1857
o. patent granted 70 him sss G "a d das Of s2
ing Hat Bodies, for seven years ffem the OK,
pirsont Of said patent. which takes place on the
1t Is ordered that the said petition be heard .,
the Patent Office on Monday. the 18th day OF
why said petition ought not TO be granted H''
file in he Patent once their ebiecton., .pecialiy
set forth IN writing at least t,csnty day. bere the
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
IN &C. attn the Ta; Of the
bs siS sh h :s &
ten days after Hing the testi mony. -A'' ""'"
ana the ss IN
Ton u; and the Palladium. New Haven,
Of said publications to be at least sixty dsys
previous TO the day Of hearing
Commissioner Of Patents.
and ns ,b Of thH Above pspsIs T
paper containing this notice. Ja2s .Iav3U
ORpHAHs' CoUKT Jan. 9. lsss.-D.rslcr
ElizaEsih Miles deceased the exc exc isOr
aforesaid has; ;, With the appreciation Of the Or
soinfsd sdsy the sist das Of Jsnasr s. ls
the final settlement and distribution Of the personal
TAR as the same have been collected aud turned into
rasa asS .ess al tn !. and
vi their claims properly vouchen, or they NAV
otheE~ise by Law be excluded from all benefit In
said deceased ; estate Provided a CODY Of this or
der he published once week for three weeks in the
| evenigg Star, prsv," rs to the said day.
Tsyt-JAS 4. O'BEIRNE.
81 ll-taw5wN Register Of Wills.
| HS'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
L b!r has obtaiAed frsm the Orphans, Court cs
/ Washington county, In the District Of Columbia
etteTs les aneniEry the personal estate Of
| John T BTaNtsh, late of Washington, D. o. ,
deceased All persons having elA,ms asafnst
he said deceased, hereby warned to ex nj BIZ
the with the vouchers thereof to the subscri
Der, on or before the 3lst day Of July next:
the, may Otherwise, By law, be excluded from al
! Given under nv nSnd this slst dsy OF Iulv
1876. MARY ]. BRAXTOh
| ia . lAx3w- Executrix.
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Urday. 9@N
fhilsdelphia Express leaves daily. All other
trains daily excep' SUNDAY WV
PASSENGERS by Mai Train &c to Williams,or.
without change Of cars, and arrive ct Leck h.
Passengers by Mail Train 60 70 CarIisls an,
Chsmbersburg without range Of care
Sleeping Oar Tickets can be had on srnl;ca,,o,
al the Ticket DfiCe, oSi Ches II 1t street
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT YES.
II Sell -
Depot rKayte,,naster's Office, I

roj Dyo, tT e. masters oaes,
VIII ,s ,o,d q, nnn,ic ~ January &c. ls7
East Be Bsi RGns S Be on
IhUhsDAn, u N February .. 1851, the
sOfEhS siDkw fnGffAs srEAMER OosMo-
or: tons; iensts, 2as feet. sresdth Of beam, 81
ieet depth OF hold, IL feet cylinder 60 inches and
A rare opportunity is arorded in the sale of this
steaper TO persons desiriEg to purchase . really
She is Of liz hi draft the engine and boilers ara
In NEST excellent condition. and the hull perfect.
1t is believed tn ct fer size and build the Co.mo.
Government for sale at this port
Terms cash, In Government funds, on day of
Further particulars may be learned upon appii.
ae,srs' HpksUS. THOMAS co.. '' So. fs,,
South Charles street. = -
By order OF the Quartermaster General;
Captain and 4. = q. hMaa 81. q. ). 4.
fel-At Depot Qusrterm sster
Two BUILDERS AND OTAERs
,efQxarte,maste,'s Otee. .De,ot Of wa,Aixsro,.,
Der used in the cohstruction Of the Fair BuiId,na
Se
st y S,e1ss noon rndsr the 'SPesysion q
Y N. st the Government Lumberyard near the
foot Of. Of q. n street, eonsstipg Of sbont
s. xiedow frames: s. sash; and iodoors.
Schedules containing frll descriptions of this
Lumber may be hal by application 70 colonel Moore
Purchases must be removed within ten DAYS from
day y. Of sale: +, in sovsrnm.p,t,,a.
Brevet kris Gen. CHAs. q. TOMPKINs,
DEPUTY Deputy o%arts n General,
% 81 81 Actg ohlsI Y. N Depot Washineton.
4 UOTIoN SALE oEGSvERNhENT BUILD
a g. Q.artszme,s,. 6sss ps,e.ss wa..i.....,,
ers % ii Z =
ines situated on street, near the B. and V o.
ono Grsnary, 81 By 81 feet.
One Stable, is by is feet.
Terms; Cash a II GS,sspas9 4d 5SnSs
:. .u, Acting Chief III. So 9S :; s;;::
GOvKRNhEN7 sALn. : - - =
Skb SRA. ~ :a SSs9Hy1EnsHsSS
e.. 81 for ,h O.
s :::
pu.,'1.ns'' .sSSs 70 -, .. :.
i i.a"o ~oS sRRvss sf65ks POOLS.
A1e CapApie Vi tahHng hUoen tnousaeo nioes per
UHB STEAM sAw.MILL, capable Of saving
three thousand feet o. lumber daily
QNn SNAIL stone RuILDIuG :.
The above property 70 situafed, about tWo miles
above ban Antonio, on the San Antonio river, aud
the water 10 conducted 20 the establt shment by
| Tsce OF hewn stone, laid In cement K -
~ ,Se late sss
mtIt, and are estimated to have cost $50 oOo in
The property hs. been u,der lease for the year
1855, at . monthly rent Of $500, payable in Cd
L. in osir nnl- - IL
b. tie United ststss Govern.sate '' "u % gwen
Proposals will be marked !. Pro esals Tor 0ev.
s1nnsnt rAnnsry and Say Mn n sRd sSSSsCsssed
Byt. Major Gen.. Asst. Com. Bureau BIZ. and
~ A. L.. Galveston. fs1as. ! sslI je9i-Nt
NEW BOOKe-Wsr Ulaimxnts Guide; by Geo.
" W Rah.l 1lsoelts Of Medical Ohs9istry by
Bend. frsatise on lBtIe1chments; By LipDfn.
Head Book for ktness, 0stalluf6f1ls and Aosay.
srs; BY Julins eliyersIith. Intfsdletioa % II.
So S.i:s d3asssssss; n !,sps:siss.. A o
DIaHI5S F3n e, iss g; s. - isIF: ..ass.sasof
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAM ms, Auouonsers

TkUSTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
OF MAINLAND AVENUE, BkTWEEN 4.
Al D6IH STREETS. ISLAND, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
BY virtue Of deed of trust to me- dated the 18th
day of November, A ID. is 8 snd recorded In Lfrer
NJ. No 8, fOlios i6S, 40, and AZ, II the Land
Records for Va hiDgtQn county District of Oolum-
IIary next at o'clock o. NJ, the prem SOS !,
east half of Lot No s, III Reservation d, Co
two tho usard seven hundred and thirty six sluAre
feet four and half Inches with the I'm pro vemeuts
consisttBg Of one story Frame House on the front
and another two story Frame House fronting on the
alley The above described property TO be soli
Per order of the Court.
Terms One half cash; balance in 81 and twelve
noaths for notes bearing interest, aud urei By
oeeu OF trust on The premises All convey ancing
and revenue stamps At tie cost of the purchasers
Ecu down on tie day Of sale; snd If she terms
are not compiled with five days after the day of
sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property the risk snd cost Of tire def.uItIng
purchaser. b. advertising three times III the Ma
tionai IntellisenCsr.
e. A. BOSWELL Trustee.
GREEN & VILLA Ms AuCts
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RAILROADS.

1866 r.uss1tSs111sAtff sour. 1867
~ &c 20
no TN soRTHwlsT; SOUTH. AHD SOUTH.
WHITE sCHipULHl
-, O :. 20 sss.r November ., isss. trains viii
w'.A..s'0n-I g.. Baltimore. ~ 4 =.
.al e1Ixf p6usll.raAoK hi L D. N.
yfeh xLtGANf eODn1R Palace State room
80 saytns from four % twelve hours In time over
ssy other re1ts. Two Hundred miles savsd %
I-o Daily Fret. so!h' x Wsss;
Ihseseh f.om Baltinoss TO RO0HiefIR ana
f1rI1BUo0H without change.
fasseneers By this rouie from Baltimore have
psfoTs: :sS 81 % :; changes in UNION
nee, corner 9th sSrsse md Peonsyivsnis avenue.
ancer the National Hoel, whore reliable infor
nation will BE- SVEN at ON umee.
Passenger procuring ticksts Of this once can
secure sScomnodations in Sleeping Cars for Il
NJ. WILKINS, Ticket Agent,
Washington, D. o.
I'D; 9: YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Asont,
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G0LD 49, ansesssrtns.s Of cola Peee
Isiess. Idsis} fSxSGITs s%S nSSs.snTssr |!
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GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
ia7 t., ThSds Ilutsn !
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUsTEE's SALE Of VALUABLE IMPROVED


7hrsTTEs st sALE Ot " Il IMPROVED
~ virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the
IN L q T. Assqf No L. i fSo aud ss aa iSa
Land 'rds for washinston eoua,y. in the Dis
81 nS4 b. .s fT t CT 5hs
f.ont 81 II, premises, on MONDAY, the nth d,5
nu ers twenty :ou 1o "a in witoepsers I 70.
CO. ,el suhdlylsi"n OF squsre numbeT ed four NJ
ton il the District of Columbia, teesther with al
the "a D oven ents thereon.
Ths ,. opegty isweil improved, ana located in .
very desI .t,e and Improving part Of the city
TeI, * sale. OLe thiIa in cash, Of which ESQ
to be rsii SIX and twelve months, with interest
from day OF sale, aud TO be secured by deed of
trus to the satistsctiOu OF the trustee.
Terms of sale TO be complies Nth within I'VE
days; otkerwise the trustee reserves the ri bit
resell at the risk an cost of hrst purchaser, after
All conre! ancing AN stamps 81 me cost OF the
"a 1s,eoSds GREEN wIIhiaMs, auct..
RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctiopser..
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL ESTATE.
By virtue VI a deed OF trust bearing date ~ the
nm n day Il Ja ss ts ,1eSg,1a by John Oo
the ard rec-Tds for ishj gtHn oounty in the hi,
tTiGt Of CSIapSia vii, off, for sale on me
lso1 at o .elock D. m. the norm part OF Lor No.
II. 4 fronting Is feet aud inches on east s. ID
street, between A and D streets north, ana
ming az thaI Width 10 the rear, together wit th9
Improvements. consisting Of small dwelling
house anc otHer buildings.
Terms One halt cab, the balance in months
the purchaser o receive deed and give IN. note
secured ~ deed If trust. All convey ,ncing aud
revenue stamps 81 the cost Of the our, haser
deposit Of $50 rPICirei al the time Of sale an 4
TIE trustee reserves The right to resell at the e.
of the purchaser IL the terms Of sale are not CON
piled with within five days.
JOHN =. NORRIS, Trustee
GREEN s WILLIAMS,
oeH'ZaWSCs Auctione:rs
~ TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
III MONDAY, the iltn Gay of February next Al
the same EC ur and lace. "
by order Of the Trustee.
Jal9 2aM6ds GkEEN WILLIAMS, Auctr.
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NEW BOOKe-Wsr OlaimAnt's Guide; b. Geo.
sssS Frsst,.s 81 e
Hssd Book for Htnese, 1stal.ufGs1ls and Asssy-
ss. p Jnliqs e ins.:d:sSSs 70 IN
SM ne osist HdoAberAVed; ~ 6scnonslS q
NIAalIs ron 1861 -. laFes osors1eae Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-05

paYeIolAHs HAHD-Book OF PsAorros
SsS yIAh0K TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-05
'HkOGGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING rOl
PHILADELPHIA AN5 NEW YORK.
~ 3 = 7HQ

rr.,, WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1887.
now run as follows viz N'" SiA s'e
fok NEW YORK, without change OF cars.
es'e osiiy except Sunday at 7:iS O.. m. and
FOB NEW YORK. changing car. a. phil.aeI.
Leave daily Except sunday at HIS g. m and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday at 7: IS and Ills a,
NJ, and $50 and $50 D m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave fer New York and Phil so .lphis ct $50 ..
N only.
daily VIZ ~ -
Through tickets to Phil adeI phis, New York. OF
Boston, can be had at the Station Once at ell
In the day. as we'll ss at the new ONCE IN the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, "a. Penn.
avenue, Setween 9th and II b streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisements
Tor schedule between Washinstsn, Baltimore,
n. COLE General Ticket Agent
geo. 3. KOOETZ, Agent, Washing ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-05

THE NEW FIRE ExTINGUIsHER.- years
ago we had a fire ann hilstOr" that enthu-
sIasts supposed WAS really going to accom-
plish all ID at was expected from ii. Itturned
out a failure. We have another new fire an
nihilatOr now attracting the attention of
scientific men, and the millions interested in
the Immensely important subject of fl -,
which has Just been tSSsed in the city OF n W
York, IN a small way, with very hOTetul -
sulIs- The editor of the Scientific ATaeriC an
has thought 10 Of su iiicIent i'm pOTtancs. and he
experiment suffi GENTLY encouraging ID WA
rant his having II illustrated on the f.; pa.
OF bis last issue. The apparatus h. ! AN
holding about three gallons of waite. ell. a..
and suipburic acid. The acid decom poses q. 2
carbonate oflIme-the chaik-aLd the water r.
thoroughly charged with carbonic acid ga as
In the old soda fountain. The pressure u he
gas forces out he fluid annihilaior tbroug "A
pipe and nozzle. If each house were fur
nlshed with several of them, and Gepots Of
them in each ward of 4 city, millions OF pro-
perry now consumed might be saved.