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Frisco Democrats Waising fer salsi.

Sac Francisco, june The democratic
county convention Of SEN Francisoo has ADOPT
cd resolutions endorsing the Cincinnati plat
form, but agreeing to abide the decision OF the
Baltimore convention. The 6alano county dam
ecrsuc committee endorse the Greeley ticket.
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THERE Is GREAT EXCITEMENT i'm the sor,h
err PORTION OF Arizona territory, caused by the
Gepredations OF Apache Indians. 1t is re ported
red skins, and the settlers believing their Iives
10 be In danger, have abandoned their houses
and growing crops and fed to Tuscan
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IEH BREWERS CoNGRE recently In sess,op
IN New YORK, has adjourned TO meet next wear
q, Cleveland- The following officers were
s.ee.eo;Ifresident, Henry Clausson; treasurer.
Ireaeriek sehaefer; secretary, Richard atzen,
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preferred vehicle Of American commerce with
foreign countries, the same as with the states
Of the Union, is alone adequate to the emsr-
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DEFEAT OF THE CIVIL RIGHTs BILL IN THE
HousE-The House this afternoon, by a vote
OF - ayes to % nays, refused to suspend the
rules TO pass the civil rights bill recently passed
by the Senate. Judge Polanl moved an amend
ment to the bill reducing the penalty for its
violation TO SEQ, but the bill did not receive
the necessary two-thirds vote, ii failed to pass
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DEFEAT OF TIE KUKLUx BILL IN TIL.
HoUsE-The House this afternoon, by a vote of
80 nays to SIS ayes, refused to pass the Senate bill
10 extend the time for suspending the writ of
hdoeds eoTTas, otherwise known as the kukIux
bill Among the republicans who voted against
the bill were the following: Blair Mich Bur-
chaId, Donnan, Farnsworth, Garfield, Hay
Walden, and others >'
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DIE

COSTELLO. On til 18th inst, TIMOTHY COS
TELLO, aged "a years, q native OF County Kerry,
ireland but for the last IS esident OF wash
IL gtOn-
May he rest in peace. Amen.
His funeral sill take place On Tuesday afternoon.
at O'Clock. from his late residence, on 81 street.
between g street and MASSACHUSETTS, avenue, n. W.
Relatives and friends Of the family invited. .
DYER Suddenly. on N e evening of January %,
of disease # the heart. MARIA FELLOWS, wife of
George Ii. Dyer aged 81 years.
TIE funeral viii take place at her late residence,
hrs Pcunsy IL ania avenue, on Tuesday. the 18th
inst. The friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
EVANS. On the 18th January, Mrs. SARAH
EVANS, in the I'D year # her age.
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her
from her late residence, las 2i street, betwe n
Maryland ay enue and street.
KIRBY On the 9th instant, Of pneumonia
GEOIGE, aged years and months, and on the
Goth instant of the same disease, WILLIE, aged
Years months and DAYS twins, and only children
of AbsalOm end sarah Kirby.
The funeral of the above name1 children will take
place on Tuesday afternoon, the 30ih inst at three
@ clock, from the residence of the parents, No 400
North Carolina avenue, 3 f. The fr ends of tn
family pectfully invited to attend.
PRATIIER. January %, lS72, HARRIET PRA-
THEIR. beloved " ife Of Leonard Ii. Prather.
qhe friends ard relatives OF the family are re
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from her
late residence, No. 437 1 street n. w., on Wedne
day January 3lst, at 2 p m.
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING BsICKs

Proposals will be received by the Board of public
'Ofzs rnti noon FEBRUARY 1ST, 1s72, for furnish
YsOOtwslks 1~AOho ioT
The bricks must. In an respects, be best ouaIitv
lssg bricks and will be inspected before ANY can
tc accepted or delivered "'S N@u
ne bidder must state the ice Der thousand at
MS ara and The price p-r thousand when deIixsrs5
during the season. % ie2uireo
Proposals will not be received for lea. than o,a
rlIiisn % bricks, and the must state the nnr
after A pril let. Is72 A ii"" anu
Of the bids >SS' ""S VI All
Zach bidder viii be required, before presenting
Dis bld 70 deposit with the Collector Of Wa,hnsto5
TO The credit Of the Board Of Public Works The
um OF 49,, taking receipt therefor, as a guarantee
AZ ne VIII enter into and carry the Contract IN
Nheeo I'm, IN accordance with his bid The
noney so deposited will be refunded TO the unsuc-
sssinl bidders after the award Of contract, and 10
INIT sStor AFTER com pletlon Of the contract
frSpo-ssnaust be endorsed Proposals FOR Paving
brlcks' and must be addressed 10 the Vice Presi
Dr..
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THE STEAMER REFORM, on a recent trip down
the Sacramento river. rescued three Cinnamon
who had found atempOrary abiding place in the
top of big tree which had not been completely
covered by the swollen stream. They were blue
with cold and their stOmachs were painful con-
cavities. As the elder OF the trio and possessor
of the most gigantic queue, remarked when
warming himself in front of the steamers fur
naces: TO muchee heap cold; too muchee
water-nO too muchee Club. Three days 10
eatee nothing. Dam ="
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RH b. H. WARNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auc.ioueer
No. 529 7th street, between and b.
TRUSTEES SALE o. IMPROVED PROPERTY

- by virtue Of : dsed Of trust to me, dated
asrch 1th, 1871, and duly recorded ia Liber
ton county, p. g., sM by direction Of the oarty
secured thereby win cell 1t public auction on the
ruary 9th, 1877, ct O'Clock D. m, eli that piece or
parcel Of ground In Wsshingten city known q the
southern half OF Lot 10 In square l0z With i'm prove
msnts, consis.ine Of q desirable Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash: balance In g. n and
months, bearing interest the rate Of ten Der
per annum, and secured By notes and deed OF trust
on the property. One hundred dollars down when tie
property 70 struck on. Stamps and conyeyancine ID
Durchaser cost. IL the terms not comp led with
within fve days from the day OF sale, the Trustee
60 the right TO resell the prope rty at me ri.k
and cost of the defaultipe purchaser.
JAM eo&ds MICHAEL p. CALLAN, Trustee,
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTpICT
OF COLUMBIA, "iOi

HStd,nf SPECIAL Term, Jassa,y s,k. 10.
Ei11zihhs case 81 SSeSTss schenig, EIecutor Of
Aforesaid, has, with the approbstion 81 ~
1reme Court q the District Of Columbia .fore.sd
hnsl settlement and distribution Of the nsr. s me
tate OF said deceased and Of the assets IN hand a.
Iar as the same have been collected and turn. 49,
money; when and where all the creditors and h Ito
- said deceased are notified to attend, with ~.
Slame properly youehed, or they may otherWiss h.
law De excluded from all benefit i'm said deceased2.
estste: PT9r,fsd copy Of this order be published
'ne sAd Gay: Test-A. WEBSTER,
JAM Re1istar M Will
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THE SUPREME 6k Esq c9gEJ Sr rHE DISTRICT
No. . Ell. Doc. II.

james Lawn. complainant,
Then.. Ri.I: s.s.0s.D, No. a.ssT Ell. Doc IL.
~ VI melton Of the com plainant, by Msssr, Las h.
S In sha Thomas Miller, his solicitors N d. o.
en.efed herein on or before the first rule "A -
SuIrlng forty days after this day: othervi.. ~ ~
True coy. Test r. J. n Figs, Clerk
Dy the Court. lJanll- 7axswI A WYIrr'
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a FAIR-HAIRRD, LovE-sICK YOUTH in ONO
presented his ''girl'' with a pair OF those new
tangled metallic carriers on Christmas. He
thought they were the latest thing in bracelets.
and he ONLY discovered his mistake upon requ EST
ing her to ''try them on" He does not go there
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VThey have produced a variation on the
ordinary style OF railroad accidents in Pitts
burgh. The other morning train loaded with
Mig iron knocked down a two-story house and
buried the family i'm the ruins. Children were
tumbled out OF bed and things smashed up gem
orally. but strangely enough no one was serious
L.;
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RY b. II. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 129 9Th street.
TkUsTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
f1f In SQUARE No. 446

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to the under
,duly recorded In Liber $50, folio 81, OF the
isnd records Of Washington county, d: g., We will
THURSDAY, February 9Th, 1917, ct O'Clock ..
N, all that certain piece or parcel Of ground known
OF lots snc from to 50, both inclusive Of former
OF square SO together With the improve
Dwelling With marble trimmings. containing the
moasrn imprSyements and being very desirable
rerdence. This property 10 sold to satisfy q nofe
interest. 49, - ~ ~ So1''
The amount Of said note and interest, and the az.
OF sale will be required IN cash and the bal
an III ID ~ and rs months, secured by deed Of trust
81 tne propsrty. clio down when the properly AZ
struck on. Stamps and couveyancins A. pnrnhsssr,s
So,,: terms Of sale are noe com piled With 10 Ave
Lvm Gay o. sale the trustees Peserye the riahf
10 resell al the risk and Of defaultne
GkoRek V W tsAr1I9Skkk ry Trustees.
JZzeosos lhapJ 3. II. WARNER Auct
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ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,
FROM TIE STOCK OF MESSRS. GEO. J. &
A HENkELS,
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
a February 2, at 10 O'Clock, at the Auction
VA Rooms, will be sold without reserve, q large
"a aid elegant stock of superior
CABINET FURNITURE.
~ The sale will be- as is he inv ariable custom of
Me.srs. HeEkels p'rtmptory, regar Hess of price.
~ May be examined with catalogue two days
PREVIOUS TO sale
M THOMAS & SONS ,Auctioneer.,
Nos. l39 and l41 south 4th street,
J27-2t Philadelphia.
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Souhw corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ST.,
Star Office Building.
CHICKERING PIANO FORTE, MIRROR, SAT-
IN DAMAsK CURTAINS MtRBLE-1OP Ia
PL dE rkaL sIa PI RiNI , OF PANT
EsE yAsEs; CHINESE ORsAMENTs, MAR-
BtErT0P AND PAINTED CHAMBER FUR
fENSfoN biNfsa TABLE, biNING dHiIRs
SUPERIOR FRENCH CHINA DINNER, TEA,
AND DESERT SERVICES; CHINA AND
"a On MONDAY MORNING, January 29,h,
HAdenee Of Admiral Jenkins, No. ans Penn
we shall sell the following excellent House
one Rosewood Case, 7-octave, Chckering Piano
Green ep Parlor Suite; Easy Chairs.
One OIL Painting of Beatrice Cenci. a fine COPY.
One OIL Painting of Columbus, fine copy.
Satin Dafnask Curtains.
Fine I'D Enersyiags: large japanese Vases.
Marble Top Tables; Mirrors; Ornaments.
Walnut marbn Top Chamber Furniture.
Beisteads. Bureaus W srdrobes and Wristbands.
Hair and Husk Mattresses; Feather Beds, Bolsters,
Blankets, Comforts, Sheets, and Spreads; Table
Linen.
One Moose head at Tree very large and in perfect
Brussels and Three ply Carpets.
Marble top Sideboard and Side Table.
Mahogany Extension Table.
One superb French China Dinner Service.
One superb French china Tea and Desert Service.
ut glass Dtcanters aud Glassware.
One elegant Dining room Clock.
Buffers Tray and stand.
Heating Stoves.
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
House for rent Apply TO the Auctoneer,.
J22- ids LAIlMER s. CLEARY, Aucts.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
place. If29l LATiMER Z CLEARY. Aucts.
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RAZAAR1Bsrgains IN LADIEs', GRNTs, Ana
OCHiLpksns UNDERCLOfHING nav be
Square. All orders promptly and neativ svaeces2
Entrance on = street, between 9Th aud 5th noIS );
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TOMORROW.

DY LATIMER & CLEARY,
- AuctIoneer- and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna. and llth street.
Star Office Buildings.
SPECIAL SALE OF ONE SUPERB ROSEWOOD
CASE PIANO FORTE. BY KNABE, COST
S700; EBONY MARBLE-TOP CABINET.
MouSTED WITH FINE GILT; ELEGANT
MAHOGANY BOOK CASES, MAHOGANY
ARM0IRES. SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD AND
MAHOGANY CABINETS. MAHOGANY BU-
GoMMopEs, sgPEsiok MAHoaxsY BED:
TO FIT WALSIT PICTURE BACK, EIGHT
SIS ,El MANTLE S1 oRSAMEFTsaa HEAyILY
PLATED LIQUOR STAND, ONE BEAUTIFUL
FINE GILT CENTER PIECE. PLATED TEA
SERVICE, ICE PITCHER, DINNER AND TEA
SERVICE. PLATED WARE, SUPERIOR CUT
ELESAMT- T0ILtT SETS, JARDiNfERs'
0ASfADUHNLIs Also &c at 1a O'CLOCK,
ONE SUPERIOR CARRIAGE AND HARNESS.
a On TUESDAY MORNING, January .3Oth,
VA 1872, commencing at 10h O'Clock. within our
~ lcollection Of goods belonging to his excellency
Baron Gerolt late Prussian Minister. All Of
the above were made to order in Berlin, AID Of
the very best material
Terms cash.
j25-dts LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
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RY SAMUEL sAMsrAG 4 Co, Auction,sr,

RY SAMUEL sAMSTAG 4 CO., Auctionsers.
n We will commence to sell. on FEBRUARY 1,
Gfc.hiss on,s g: J. 7t RRC.enberg: Ne. Yors
the entire stoei Of Gent FURNISHING Goods snd
CiSthlng, Hats; .,aps, &c.
Rosenberg will retire from business. 90 A''' -
BY attending this sale you will save fifty per
iane4 eoit' s.sAMsTAG CO., Aucts.
Ply B. b wARNERa
II ,.o Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
12S SEVENTH street, between G and Ii.
~ By virtue of deed of trust to u.s. dated May
81 GsE On, d
the ss "a spsG q the
az ios a. IL rse .uS
q
pTovements thereon.
months after sale with ten Der cent Interest ss
cured By deed Of trust on the property 500 down
Il ~ .nd
sG%P Fl d Ea within I've proD
'i ,s...s. S $ssSt 15s',:s:
BIZ WI wA A.H a, &C. k kS'fsIIsaesr.,
Soo and SO2, W. cor. Penna. ave- and 9th IT.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
- The undersigned will sell at public ausf5cu,
the 18th day Of March, 1877, at I2 O'Clock m, the
following described REAL ESTATE, conveyed by
= Ledyard Hodge and wife in trust for the United
LOTS numbered twenty (2o) and twenty ono,
tZ OF suDolvision OF Square six hundred and thirty
t6S in the city Of Washington, d. c.
q PART OF LOT numbered fourteen, (l4J in
square one hundred and fifty -four l5l) In the city
OF washington, d. o.. being IS feet front on Hth
sreet, ana running west Of that width to the full
the north nineteen feet thereof ' o''
LOTS numbered twenty nine lao) and thirty,
Cpl Of John Sherman's subdivision Of q part OF
Pleasant Plains, IN Washington county, d. q.
deposit OF Sl00 on each will be required a. soon
- sold. y. G. BANFIELD,
~. solicitor Of the Treasury,
WI. L. WALL CO., Aucts
WAsHISeIoS, d. O., December Q. Nj.
declllawtMar1 then dts.
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by LATIMER CLEARY
Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and I'm streaf
Star Office Buildings
VALuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON GAP.
II0L HILL, NEAR THE CAPITOL, AT AtIO.

IL On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, February
E. 1, at I 81 .elock; we will sell in front of the
usted ON the north side Of south b str et between
New Jersey avenue and First street east. This
R.gpsertR pc improved by three story and basement
ipchs o. Is seet on street running back Iis feet
in short distance Of the Capitol and In ranisir
improving neishboI hood, offers an excellent oppor
Terms: One fourth cash: residue in six. tve,ve
and eighteen months, With interest secured BY deed
and stamps st cost Of purchaser.
jams dts LAfIMER & CLEARY. Auct.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.
DRAY d BRO.
ID 35l Pennsylvania Avenue.

DRAY d b RO..
ID 3J1 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Oh A N ION G. X o C. Err s.,
Have inst received, direct from San Francisco, .
choice line Of
TEAS,
which they are selling at the following Low rates:
Black Prince, |" Japan choice, 81 10.
Crest Of the Wave Japan extra, sse.
Young Hyson." Japan. choicest Of ell japan
Teas, only 81 Il per 10.
"YaBgisze," 0olong, fine quality. se ID.
English Breakfast Tea, only 81 ID.
Hoyune Gun powder, only 81 Is ID.
Extra Choice Gun powder, only 81 80 ID.
Imperial Teas, from 75c. T. 81 %
C0FFEES.
ROASTED. sRExN.
kfo, best, 3ec. Ii. Rio, 2Se. Id
Mar icaibo, ST. ID. Maricaiho, &c. ID.
Old Government Java. Sc Java. SOC.
CANNED FRUITS.
Iomstoes-2 lbs, lee. per can; lbs, nc. per can
feaches-2 lbs, 1sc. per can: lbs, 2Se. per can.
Breakfast Bacon, sugar-cured ID
Black krebs =. q. Shoulders. 10.
No. Mess 8 per kitt
no MackereL
ciNcf -....--. ..
nIyst slrup -,
Pratt's Astral Oil ct reduced rates. Janl6u
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10y WIN. l.. WALL & co. Auctioneers,
II New Marble Building,
600 and 902 Penna avenue and 9th street

goo and 9O2 Penna. avenue and 9th street
LARGE AND PEREMPrORY SALE OF ROSE
WOO M91D PIANO BY KNABBE GABLE, VERY
WE NM tNSTRu MENT; BLACK WALNUT
sTiis IN HAISGLoT IA Avn hS1 TERRHYA. K WaG
s sItE,ISP c TAELss BIBLE .ND BOUQUET
h0ENGEs. CHI AIRS, sECOND-HANO FURNi
1 IH1GeE; sc, As At hnCTI0N BY CATA
On WEDNESDAY MORNfNG.o Ja UA >;
81. Commencing at 10 o'clock. we viii al
" ON the first and second floors Of our spacious
Of the man ufactnrers We name in part "''oun'
Extra alnpt Chamber suits.
One width Bedstesd; Dressing Case, with French
Plate Mirror. Washsfand, Somuo, 4 Ohairs
Rocker, and Towel Rack. (msds to order al
Walnut and Oak marble ep siieso.rds, Zone very
Fsrisy sui,:: IL Hssiei ih; snd ferries.
and FTeHch polish nsh very 9n San Mdsln1s'
Greeian Marble-top Tables.
W Main and ah B99Hc .s stands T.,sn.,o, r,n
Russia; King William Chairs and Lounges, in terry.
g tucker Spring, Hair and shuck Mattresses.
One very fine imported Drugge;
one very fine Chamber Shit walnut, maple trimmed.
"a pieces OF Oilcloth, different patterns
6TFiCE DESKS.
The nnesf line OF Black Walnut Office Desks, Writ
ing Tables, and Bookcases in the city.
w alnut Wardrobes.
Cottage Chamber Suits
hrse ply, Ingram, Brussels and other Carpets.
B:-sale will commence on the Second hand
furniture. We call special attention Of buyers to
goods warranted represented By the snctoaesr =.
amo eIms 'AIi ALI, suns under SIoo cash; that
iaesoIiy endorsed, bearing interest '' nO'e' 'A''
I26 dts WI. WALL 4 CO, Aucts
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HELMBOLDS

EXTRACT BVCHU
- ARISING FROM EXCUSES
Oh EARLY INDIsCRETIoN,
attended with the following symptoms: Indisposi.
tien to Exertion, Loss Of Power, Loss Memory
Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness, Horror
of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful
Horror of Death, Night sweats, Cold Feet, Wake.
fulness, Dinness of Vision, Lsnguor, Universal Las
situde Of the Muscular System, Often Enormous An
petite with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flush.
ing Of the Body, Dryness Of the Skin, Palid Counte
nance and Eruptions the Face, Pain in the Back.
Heaviness Of the Eyelids, Frequently Black spot,
Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary Suffusiop
and Loss Of Sight, Want Of Attention Great Mobili
ty, Residences, with Horror Of Society Nothing is
more desirable to such patients than Solitude, ana
nothing they dread, for fear Of themseyes no
no renoxe "a tanner, no esrnestness, speculation,
but . hurried transition uy.- one question 70
another.
THESE SYMPTOMS, II ALLOWED To an
OE-wHICH THIS MEDICINE INyARIABLy
REMOvES-SOON FOLLOW LOSS OF POWER
FATUITY AND EPILEPTIC FITS, In ONE on
WHICH THE PATIENT NAY EXPIRE.
During the superintendence Of DR.. Wilson NJ the
Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result oocurrsd 60
two patients. Reason hsdfor time left them. and
both died Of epilepsy They were Of both sexes ana
about twenty years Of age.
Who say that these excuses are not freouen,,v
followed BY those direful diseases, INSANITY .rs
CONSUMPTION The records Of the Insane Asvlnm.-
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption. ba.,
ample witness to the truth Of these assertions Tn
Lanatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition
appears. The countenance IL actually soddep ana
quite destitute; neither mrth nor grief ever visit.
it, Should sound Of the voice occur II ID rarely Ar
ticulate.
"with wofunmeasures wan despair
Low sullen sounds their griefbeguiled.p
While we regret the existence Of the above "a.
eases and symptoms, We are prepared 10 offer an
valuable gift Of chemistry for the removal of the con-
sequences.
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DY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID Northwest corner of 10th and D streets.

., huCtl0neer0.
ID Northwest corner Of 10th and streets.
TWO FRENCH-PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS,
FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR. REP PAR
LOB SUITES, Consisting OF SOFAS, 2
RtET2RR I'll THARMLEs IA! HASPs3ME RL.G EK
POST BEpsTEAp u {RBLS, TOP TABGs,
HAIR CLOTH SOFAS, PAINTED DRESSING
BUREAUS, WAsHSTANDS, BEDSTEAGS,
WARDR0BES, EXTENSION AND SIDE Ia
BLEs, FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS AND boil
sTERS, HAIR, SHUCK AND COTT0N:TOP
MATTRESSES, BEDDING, &C, NEARLY
NEW BRUSSELS; THREE-PLY, INaRAIN
AND HALL CARPETS, CHINA AND CLASS
WARE, BED ROOM AND COOKING STOVES,
KITCHEN REQUI.ITES, &c.
a On TUESDAY, the 30th day of January,
- at the residence of Lady de lii ing housekeep-
~ ling, No. S19 street north tween 9th and
10th streets west, the above described Furni-
j2i-td GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
~ TO THk soGTH AND soUiawEsrA'

~ TO INK scnTm asp so SSfa sIhAS'
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA Rail.
ssss s., Ten: !, ~ s.,is:s Eg
Is9a Boston, Sss is,t rs.as Siss RsaI .s
ref ls MsIidisn aose. New ori:a S.a "a. 81,
'rseours; aud all > u,hvesiern eiii~s
Ihs road bed !. in splendid sOhi,ioa. al ths
PGlln.ns Palace Day ana Sleeping ca-..r,oe.
Nm Nm "a This r.qts ir.n Lypchbsrs ts Noise sud
Purchase Tickets via ths Alabama ans ,h,,t.-
met cd,,r, &nd secure the quickest tlns ani
Ihs Ntss,ien % rreigh, shippers !. o.E.i,o ts,.
between the North and ssats. -',s ,s.'a, transit
lev as by any other route.
Mara ship freight, and procure bin. ., lAainr,i.
.SfLiikS REAvr. General rr.irA...s To-,
>. G sTAsToN, General Superintendent. oA.,
RALIInoRE a OHIO RAILROAn.
Trains between WAsHISG- - . -
S Sasa III dhfsSaSTl sSS r M s.sE
nc are nov F SS Il n iSIl1T,iS,s
sra 10 80 a. m iS:SS, Soc. 40 pa .bG
-, FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
no 40 Gay ffSSsrs SussIy Al e4S - Ani
FOR prinePal wsy STATIONS, Biad.u.l,urE. Belt
at as, Sis ard 10 80 m and ssi is.ss 49,
and 2 as y M. ; 90 p nl sfops al JeS.-.e.
Sso m stops al Annapolis Junction ana r %
The ';<S p m. On Sunday stops as Gurin. -.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Lea.s ?. :; 10 Ia a m dt:loP m. Soirs ~
on SUNDAY
FOR BALrlnoRE.
aoR WAY srhtIoss 'aSP.m.
r r'. SSk AZ r = rs g e r ~ ;ssm.
a m and 90 and q II ra m and aadsy.Mss5
ON sunday at 800 aud 1s5e m
Relay sisIoP With tfas from Bst@1ps -
Eos ssrsseurg and roip,s, re-, rs &c, R.,.v No.,
ecm3odsiIse trs th S'ra''S aud wine6ester a..
wTsGSss ss,o to West can be has .. IN.
the day S"'''" III" e Ofhce at all hour. IN
,erti.emest r. TT re iephia aud Boston -. .a
j.. L. wILsoS h Liae.
GFa o k66 S g. Ticket s ar rTsa'p'f'A''H
-- - en1 Agt. Washington. ml-
mn, TWEEN WASHINGTON.
.LADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
Trains h.e WARRINGTON, June 2. ls-O-nsoa
!. ro iSi tss y 4% fck iks ar. fSe - HEE
I.sS 0H NEW YORK, ,r,,Lor essas3 oCcar,'
and 3" daily except sunday at 100 a. m, l2a5
=, For PHILADELPHIA.
an ave daily except Sunday at 500 an, l2I5
Leave tor New York At 800 .. m and PhilaieI-
sleeping cars for New York on Q p N. train only.
Through tickets 20 PhlladeiPhia, New York II
Boston can be had AZ the Station Once ali hours
| eftbe Gay.
nor BS%G Ss, and osio Railroad
napOlis andthe West. 4; WILSON,
M. COLE, General I'll slei Agent ''A'''n'
Gko. 5. koONIZ, Agent, Washington. jela