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RAILROADS.
RAL1I.oEE AND oHIeEu

RAL1IMORE AND OHIO
II RAILROAD.
WAsHISeros, November 4. u,1
Trains between MAsHlNGfON AND 6ALTI.
MoRl and wAsAIHGT0N AID THI WET
Pc BA, rIMoRp.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct SIS, 6.As Am N
ma le:k ., N %, SIS, 4: 10. 5 % and 500 y m
FOB ALL WAY eTATIOhS
Leave daily except sunday, ct SIS, S0 and SOo
Ior principal v 81 Stations. Bisdepsbu-s. Be,s..
VILE. Laurel, Annapolis junction and Relay leave
1t Sib, S.8 and seo .. m, ana Loo, i:l0 and S:N
,. N.
fOG ANNAPOLIS.
Leave af 645 N. and 10 D. IA No train. n a,
from Annapolis on Sunday,
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave at 500 .. m and 3U9, s. 10 and az n m
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave ~ 61e a. N. ano $40 N
FOB ALL PARTS or TIE WEST
leave ostly ept Saturday and Sunday # 6.le
sno Q: 10 O. n. and sis and 500 m
On sunday 1t Sis and 500 D. IN. My, nnectjus
~, heiay eratitn with trains from BaltiUore %
"reeiMe, farkersburg, Pittsburg, &c.
TOT etraeburg, and points between Relay House
nnq ctrasourg, leave at 3:ls p m connecting Of
d nS,ay h.nse with straseuIg and Winchester 60
Through tickets to the West can BE- had at the
asninstoi Station Ticket Office at II hours In the
For New York. Philadelphia and Boston nee ID
vertlseIDent OF Through Line"
THUS b, SHARP, Asst aster Trans port atiou
i: n. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. B. kOOETZ, Gen A 'g,. Vast I'M ton selt
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QRmAL AID FUulRAL WRlAfnD, 10.
SvT = Ssoss56i 1 We s IA
lrat41ng eooes 0rlaneetel Hatr WORK e 0les an1
80: p ~ II. h -: g SSssesa H. zee e
o.sata nfs: AAnira eoldsbscouGA. ~. 0seso.
IN. g.. Dssys oa. 1o00kinss On. Aiksa.
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ARNOLD. In Ge0rget0wn, u. C.. on the Isth
instant, in the 10th year q her age, Mrs SOPHIA,
wife of the late AqaIlla X. Arnold, eco She vas q
de- ott wife, KING hearted and charitable neRs-
Tor. and beloved Dy al who knew her She died e
she lived, calm and graceful. ready and willing 70
go and meet her Saviour in the realms Of the blessed
May she rest in peace lBsltimore sun please
copy
he friends and acc uaiBtances especially in
vited TO attend her useral AZ the resdrnce OF Mrs
Joseph eynolds, No Bank street, GeOrRetONs,
ID. G ,st2 O'Clock on Friday, 10th.
bEtRr. December l6Ih. 1874, Bro. JOHN A.
HE funeral will take place from hts late residence
on street :. E.. between 4th aad 5fh streets, on
fhursdsy, 18th instant, Ct O'Clock D. IN. All the
M Dbs Re of Felix Lodge. No 5, a. n. NJ are here
By notified to meet 81 u O'Clock m 20 attend mis-
funeral All Master Mason in good standing are
frateTnally invited. By order OF the W NJ.
JOHN n. n. WILKINSON, eec'y
WELLS On the Hth instant. aTHARINE ",
aged 5yesrs and months. dsush Of Joseph n .
and Csthsrine Wells. Philadelphia Ledger please
fhe relatives and friend. Of the 'smily are re-
specially requested 10 attend the funeral Thur
day, December 18Th a. clock IRON the residences
OF the parents, No c09 Il street Juthssst.
WOOD. On Monday. the 10th, JOHN O. n
WOOD, aged 81 years aud months
The relstyes and friends OF the family are respect
FULLY invited 70 attend the tuner l. his aas rod
deDce, SO4 street N. W. on Thursday, Deoen-
Der 18th. Of 81 O'Clock. The remains will % tsk En-
Go Oak Mil for interment.
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EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL.


sENATE.-Arer our report clssed-
hr. THURMAN followed Mt. sherman an OF 20
st,on 70 the French spoiistion ball.
hr. morrill,, OF Maine, spoke In favor Of ne
Mr.. Cole, from ths cemmlt;se on apprspria-
lions, reported the Iadian appropriation BIN,
with unimportsnt amendments
The Senste vent into executive session, ana
thea adjourned,
CREDIT NonILIxR.
HOUSEWARES our report closed
Mr. Poland, chairman OF the special commit
tee, said that at q preliminary meeting OF me
COMMITTEES IL had been decided not 20 sllos rs-
perters TO be present, and AL who were admit
sarsnoe that all the proceedings would be secret.
Not that the committee expected that ali the
Was testified 10 would be withheld from the
public but ss the inquiry involved private char
scier IL was deemed best that nothing should
be made positively known until the investga-
tfon had been completed. He had seen Ia the
papers what purported % be reports OF the pro-
ceedings OF the committees, nearly All of ~siss
was untrue. Whether McComb had or had not
made the charge against the gentleman from
New York (Mr. BroOksl he would not nos say.
but members might rest assured that n any
charges were made the person charged wOal
not only be requested but required 20 appear
before the committee and answer.
MIR. Wood \. v. D inquired whether IL would
not be better 90 make the investigation pub
lie. 50 that all migat know what was going on
from day 20 dayT
Mr.. Poland did not pretend 20 say vheth.r
the committee had OF had not acted wisely; bat
he had been on open committees before aud he
found that the reporters did not even agree
among themselves a. 20 the testimony. He vas
not aware that there was any such anxiety IN
the public mind A. 10 require the publicity a.
this matter.
Mr.. Merrick. md, } q member OF the commit
tee, said they had adopted the resolution tor
secret sessions, but the House could instruct
them TO hold them openly IL it.was thought
proper 20 do
Mr.. Young (Gs.l here desired 10 offer q reso-
luton 80 90 extend the inquiry ~ 20 g.
certain whether there was any fraud by the Pa
cifc railroad or by credit mobglier outside OF
Congress. He said some Of his constituents were
Interested In the matter. and II this COMMITTEES
did not investigate be would move another con-
mittee.
Mr. Hoar suggested that the resolution should
be referred TO the committee first.
MIR. Dawes hoped there would be no attempt
TO investigate private rights not ted wIta
members of the House. This committee vs.
raised for q specific purpose. and IL should not
be embarrassed by any thing else.
Mr.. Woods asked leave 90 offer a resolutioa
directing the committee 20 sit with open doors,
and TO make the proceedings public.
Mr. Pierce (Miss.l objected.
The House, then, at 435 p. m, adjourned.
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DRY GOODS.

NOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
MESSRS. wOLFORD d SHILBERG
Announce that thoy have made q reduction in the
prices OF their entire stock Of DRY GOODS, and
invite the especial attention Of the Ladies of Wash
ington to the really attractive stock Of Goods
offered by them, especially suited for the
season. The stock comprises
Plain and Figured Poplins, $50 TO SOC.
Ooiored Alpacas, good shsdes, at $50,
OolOred Double-width Mohsirs, Shc, to5cc,
Best impress Cloths, all shades, tOc. to 81,
Coed Coed Black Dress silks, 81 IS 70 sI.7s;
Heavy Rep Poplins, 81 TO 81 Is
satfnes in new shades, 75c.
CHEAT SPECIALITY IN BLACK ALPACA
ranging from &c. to 621zc.
a full line Of Black Goods of ell classes, such
Bombszine, TammIse, French Merino, Biarritz,
Grape De Paris, Cashmere.
Cloth OF all coiors; CassiGieres; White Corduroy,
Pushes, &C., &C.
A large assortment OF Ottoman and Broche
Shawls. Blankets, and full line Of Domestics.
Ready made Waterproof Oloaks.
In connection with above named Goods are also
notions. FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS,
and other Goods too numerous to mention.
Purchasers desiring to economize should not fai
Thsexpense is but FIVE cents fl ON the most distant
~ REMEMBKR
The Arcade,
No. 42T SEVENTH STREET oUTR.
novS0tr Between and q.
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A GIRL In indianapolis, who has 5000 00o al
vertises for sealed proposals for marriage. The
post master has decided 90 charge her double
price for her box, as IL keeps one clerk n Az
his time filling IL mp with pink tinted en-
yelopes, and the whole ONCE scented vita
musk and bergsmot, like q Perfumer's shop.
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A NEW PATENT RAILWAY eoNrRIvArcx 10
announced in the shape Of q switch tenders
box, 20 placed that IL that Official goes 70 sleep
inside, leaving his switch Enclosed, the coming
train will be sure 10 run into his temporary
dOrnitory and kill him. AS the successful APP
phcaiion OF this ingenious device would be
jeoparded If the proposed victim were Ia take
his maps anywhere else, the inventor il At work
upon an elaborate piece OF machinery % turn
the switch tender into his box soon as he be-
gins 10 fall asleep.
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llY LATIMER OLRARY,
- Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and 18th street
Star Office Buildings
IMPRoyRR PROPERTY AT AnnrrnH

I'M PROvEB PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of Q deed Of tru,t TO US, ted the
80 day OF January, 1871, and duly recorded in
Liber No. So. felio AZ, one OF the land records
Of Warrington county, ID. O., we will sell. by pub
Iic auction, On the premises, on THURSDAY, the
l9th day OF December, 1872. 1T o'clock D. m parl
OF Lot No Of fuckers sub division Of the eastern
half Of orisiss lot No 8. in square No SIS. begin
sixty feet and three inches west from the southeast
OF said lot and running thence thirteen
feet ten aud one half inches thence mort forty feet
thence east thirteen feet ten and half inches,
thence south to the place Of beginning, together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale: One-t third Of the purchase money
in cash, the balance In notes, payable in g. IL and
is months from day Of sale, at per cent. interest
and 10 be secured BY deed Of trust the property
$50 to be paid ct SALE. All convey sncing at the
cost OF the purchaser. III the terms are not com:
piled 18th within five days from the day after the
sale, the perty will be resold at the cSst and
pense Of the defAultipe purchaser.
5 gsEP 4. Y Hp ZONES Trustees.
no25-eotd LATIMER A CLEARY. Aucfa
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d ARHIED.

AsHnowE-CoNNER. On the 18th Instant ~
fbe keg. Father Rabbsi. W ". ASHDOWN anil
Mics GEhEfA CONNER. both Of this city.
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AUCTION SALES.
HHIS EVENIN0.

III Latte An oLEAnt
- A1oeaoaesrs aud Beal Estate urokers.
eeeAvs2 eornG feen,ylyeni. aveans end tlth q
otAr O0oe BuiidinO.
eILICT AND yALUARLR COLLECTION OF
nlLiIARr; kN9INEERIN0. SCiBNrIFIC
WITH A 3 RI OOi LsCTiOS RfLxrfsG 70
asnfhiC.E HIsTokY, AND nPRikTs or
s s.,hskrk ywokkkSs; A 80, fIEE hEDInAL
TkExIIsis GH EEafIsH AND FsESCa,
Viii 9sI1as EPic fts sS5bESI
JOURNALS, &C. AT Abortion D'OA1
On nOEDAf 1ukspAY WEDNESDAY,
10 II, Is, 19snd 20, commepcine Ct o'cl 1ck,
., cur auction rooms Ne shall Q, II the above supe-
rioT collec ION Of Books
n. B.-Par'ies unable to attend the sale can have
their orders executed By the auctioneers
Terms cash. LATIMER CLEARY,
DIS I'd Auctioneers.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

A
mn HANDSOME MD
USEFUL PRESENTS
FOR
THE HOLIDAYS.
The CELHBRATED CHICKKRINa PIANOS,
The best and cheapest manufactured.
| The FAMOUS wHBER PIANOS,
The leading Plane in New York city.
| Also, PIANOS of ave other manufacturers rang.
| ing in price fr IN $3.50 to $500.
Parlor and Church ORGANS from Ave different
makers including the unrivaiied Smith American
Orssns. ranging in prices from 8 100 to $780,
choice assortment Of musical nero handise, in
clucipg embroidered Piano Covers and Piano
stools, handsome Music Folios, vioiins, Guitars,
BaDJos, Aecordeons, Tamborines, Rattlers, &C.
NAV AND VALUABLE MUSIC BOOKS.
Tie largest collection of SHEET MUSIC OF For.
ssn and American editions south Of Philadelp hia at
ELLIS MUSICAL wARERooMs,
dl4 Nv 937 Pennsylvsnia avenue.
dOd( HOLIDAY GOODS. AOh
Gin St s,S -
McELROY, BAIRD IL CO,
GILDERS AND UPHOLSTERY RS.
WALNUT PORTRAIT AND Pi0TURE FRA MIS-
o. our oSn manufacture. Also, PEE MIRRORS
We have a Gns assortment of PAssI PAR
PPp4U HTSsc ntp, CHRonoS, LITHOGAEPHs,
LIATHER LAMBREQUINS.
Prompt attention paio to REGILDIN9. dI2-l5t
/ AIDES INITIAL HANDKEROHIEFs,
AND HOST OF OTHER
III l. DAY OODS.
ALSO,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
S 81 s1l tiIs; ZIP GLOVES; HOSIERY: BLACK
BRODHEAD CO.'S
dl4-tjanl 1905 ct between 18th and 18th.
CHRISTIANS Is COMING.
Everybody who wishes to buy oONFEOrIoN
material; SUGAR T0Ys and TRiMMPN1aass o so1
Christmas Trees; NUTS, RAIsiNS, FIGS, 20, at
he SHsss gTifss should net fail f. can az JOaN
lisbment before buying elsewhere. No. 6i3 az At
beween and g SITS. southwest. de5- tjaai
HOLIDAY GOODs-wHOLEsALE.
go r STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND 10TH.
FOE THE TRADE.
S25 900 worth Of TOYS, FANCY BOXES.
ye,, .PUOs III BOOKS, CUiIEsY. BOWS s s and
trade, for sale at New York prices To be seid In
STigins Packages emily, at sIo stree, between
81 tde2s Sam. sAMsTAG, Salesman.
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BAh an.HX - = p. 70 &@Ts
Depot Corner 9Th and B Streets NV.

TRAINS LEAVE FORTRAIHs ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE. WASHINGroN
ass .. IN, Niagara EXP, 4;s3 8. m, Western Ex.
DAILY press daily CT. Sunday
o5o en-, baltimore MAIL, SSS g. m, all daily, ex
daily. cept sunday.
1913 a. ma Western Ex lies a. N, VI ssterr Ex
press daily ex. sunday press, daily.
sSo y. m BaltinoIs Ac 5:23 m, Pacific III Bress
ooumooauoh, daily, eI daily, except S1adsr
cept cunuey., BUS p IN. Accommodation
e33 p. M, Cincinnati Ell daily.
press, daily ,ex. Sunday il0:S3 o. m Southsrn r..
1853 p. m Western EXps, press. daily ex sunday
daily.
Trains leaving Washington at S:S3 a m And 2. 8
p. connect at Bewie with trains for Nnr,boro
leaving Bowie 1898 IN. and 5:l3 D. m , arrivinS a,
Marlboro IL :Z3 an and 6:l3 o. m
Trains arriving at ashinslon Al :O8 g. m and 5.as
p. m, connect at Bowie with trains leaving Mari
boro 6:23 m and 3:33 D. m.
Pa sengere leaving 'neir orders NJ Ticket Ofsces
corner Is street and Pennsyivsnia avenue and
northwest corner sixth street and PepusYIyania
avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels and residences TO all poir b
North and West. Through tickets to Oincinnati.
Columbus, lndispapolis, Louisville, ST. Louis New
Orleens, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, aud ali
peiRts north. porthw est, west, and southwest
n. Ia. DUtARRY, Gent Supt.
4. 8. YOUNG, Cent Passr Agent. yl 8
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pl CIR FN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID NJ. Dol northwest corner of 10th and Dsts

a. NJ Dol northwest corner of 10th and Dsts
TRusTTEs,sALEOFA STONY PRESSED
BklCk Front DWELLING HOUSE, NO
1917, EAST SIDE OF COLUMBIA ST, By
IWkkn AND Q, AND 9TH AND I0TH y rs
kOk1HWEsT, AT AUCTION.
~ By virtue Of deed Of trust 20 the undersigned
- bearing date on the first day OF Oct Der, ls7O,
Aand duly recorded in Lber No. 6Si, folio III. 1T
,one OF the land records in aad for Wssnu gton
county, In the District Of Columbia and ~ the writ
note secured thereby, together with request of
the parties holding the on which toe annu Il
interest Is cue ard unpaid, will sell a. public
sucti u, on THO b>DAf the 18Th day of Decem-
the south twelve 2D of lot numbered for.
ty nine, 49 aud the north (4 front of LOT
numbered nifty, tsU, each by the d-oth reof, in
Henry Turner's subdivision of square numbered
Washington d. @ ,snd inn proved by a neat story
prssseo brick trent Dwelling House. kno~n as 40
lol7 Columbia street, in said square. The above
property, in recent subdiv ison, is better known
lot Bun beTed ITS, in sorrsou and others subdi
division OF part OF said square.
Terms vi sale: All Over and above 81 800 OF The
purchase money to De paid in cash; said 90 10 be
divided into five payments, Tor which tn purch sser
Ia 10 give hrs notes, payable follows: Four
each for the sum OF U.s. pay able respectively tue
fret day Of October 1873. 1874 1876 aud 1876 and one
note for $780, payable Oct LIST. 1877 oil Of said not
to bear interest at the rate of six cent per a-
mum pay able annually and secured by deed OF trust
chaser Slo0 to be paid down by the purch sser i'm
mediaiey after sale. And IL the terms II sale are
not fully complied with within Ave days after day 4
sale, the trustees reserve the right resell the
properly, the risk and Of defauliing purcha
Star newspaper, publ shed 10 ssid city.
ALBERT FOX, rr...o.
JOHN ". SImMS.S trustees.
ds-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aacts.
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NNHROUGB LINE BE
l. TWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
MAsHINGT0S, Move mber s. 1871
Trains between W aSHINGT,,N and NE " VnEE
al un TO lows: ~
TUB NEW fOSk. rithou change Of cars
Leave daily Except SUNDAY at 500 a. N i m ane
$50 p. m. ~ NV ""'
FOR PHILApEL PHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday at sou a. m i 10 And
5:a p m. Wv ~
ON SUNDAY.
IL, Leave io1 rev York at $50 p. m and Philsdel
only. w w" - M 's'D
Through tickets to Philae elphia, New York and
Of the day. IN
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement,
napois and tht West
THnS r: SHARP. Asst Master Trans portatien
l.. M. OULE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. b. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. ie4
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L'Uk SALE-
Il RESIDENCE AT ELLAvILLE.
shall sell, on TB URSOAY, Decemb n Q
::a 1872, at IL O'Clock, very handsome property,
consisting OF about acres, improved Dy q
CT mfortsble residence In Ellsyills. The property
10 in the in M date Reighbortood of the Baitmo
Ohio railroad depot, within ten minutes ride OF
Washington.
Terms Of sale very easy. Apply TO
dEd&ds NM. b. WEBB, Trustee.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfobesrs,
u No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d ste

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfobesrs,
II No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and sta.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDINGS. STEAM
kNGiNE: B0ILkRS, planning MACHINES,
- BY virtue of q deed of trust dated April Is,
II 1s7l, and duly recorded in Iiber No 645, folio
lS9, one Of the land records for washington
coHnty, IN the District ofColumba, shall sell, on
III ksDAf, the 18th day OF December, A. D.,
stylsld avenue Canal ana sd streets, southwest.
lot, and all the buildings, sheds, and fences.
one steam engine ard boiter, one p'aniug machine,
machine. one JIG saw, three work benches, com
cbinery on said lot
Terms Of sale. One-third cash; balance in aud II
months, with interest secured BY deed of trust on
the property sold 8 100 down when the property is
struck on. All convey sncing at purchasers cost
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
i've days from the day of SALE the trustee
the right to resell the property at the rsk and cost
OF the defauitine purchaser.
LESTER A BARTLETT, Trustee
do IRep GREEN A MILItA lnctz
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DY WIN. l.. WALL q CO, Auctiousers,
- New Msrble Building,
Nos. 500 and 002 Pennsylyanla avenue
AWkGf Will be sold, In front IT our suction
0S rooms, corner 9th street ana fenusyIs A.
MIA avenue. on thu hSDAY. l9 iast .
y ~ O'Clock, detached boat q spring CuOSE
by Wood Bros cost $1,000
Also, q detse he'd foot q spring BAROUOHE, bull,
By Ward Bros cost 81 60
These Carriages have been but lit Ia used and are
N spi ns1d Condition They well worth he A.
tentlob 4 persons desf ine a turnout, a. they
all be sold, the owner being in EuTope, and h.vi q
no IN ther use for them. They on storag, anS
can seen at Graham's Carriage FACTOR SIN
street, between ard 3.
dl4-at VIM. T.. WALL q CO., Aucts.
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THE ABOVE is FURTHER POSTPONED
until Thu BsDAS, the 18Th instant sane hour
ard place. By order OF the Trustee.
dlO GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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81 THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
POHED until MONDAY, the 9Th inst ant same
hour and place. BY ordtr of The trustee
d2 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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1OrO GREAT 1ONO
kOl XPENHSYLVANIA ROUTElOtZ
TO THE NORTHwEsT, SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
WEST.
On ana after Oct a, 1917. trains will leave n fol
lows:
-....l938 a. IN. .... Les !. m
...,..5:33 D. 70. ..... sos D, IN
.....3 SO p. IL. ....i0:23 D N
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE.
with elegant Scenery, Palace State-room day and
night carr. with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Oen tral
New York.
The f0:SS .. N. daily, except Sunday. northwest,
1853 ,. n. daily, and $40 m, except Sunday, west
MAXI CONNECTIONS
Through from Baltimore to NIAGARA and
PITTSBGB9 without change.
Tickets By this route can be procured q the Of
Sees, corner 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
and corner OF 9Th street and Pennsyiv aRia avenue
under National hotel, whore reliable information
will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets as thie once can
secure aOcommods' u In Palace Oars for Pitts-
EDS YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
marle-ly Baltimore, HI.
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and everythinQ in The Billiard iins.
osa On ma o 1SASs s. HSs; SIS sA" "
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A LEXANDRIA& WASH
n INGTON K.R.
Alexandria q FrederfcksbuPY R.R
Corner Of B and SirA streets.
Local trains for Ale andriA leave as follows.
~108, S53, Ills Q. m, Las. 1888. Goa, u:S8 D. m.
Local trains from Alex andris rive as follows
6l3, 1913, 1913 .. m, Ills, 1918, 528, Tbs D. m.
Trains marked thus connect with trains on
Washington and Ohio b. =.
1888 .. m daily except sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPIRES, via Riohzasnd
leaves " ashington l0:53 ,. daily except Sunday
Through tickets to all points South and SouthweU
Tor sale at Ohces, corner 18th street and eenasyl
yania and 9Th and Pennsyly anis
ayeR1e, where passengers can leave orders for bag
gage to be checked ut all hotels and reside1ce
through to destination
=. y. YOUNG, GepI Passenger Agent. y29-n
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DH GKEEN q wIELIA MS, Aucfiouesrs a.
~ No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and b sIs

" u D. = <n-
D No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and rs.
k ESTs p s3TKks ss aOs, NEAR Present
and ID SisG q n S. ny a
- folies lSs. &c, Of the land record. for Wash
psS viii DSse Ua
Il 4r Esnt q the lrsni.es q - O'clock m; on
s., s. 50, 3, 81 %, ss, q. and as in Eeg. Plsats
bred and eight tssj in the city Of washington. to-
Etther with ell the Improvements thsreen.
branoe Of which STAG ut win be made at sale.
Terms OF sale: One third IN cash, Of which $50
!erred pay ments be made 10 and y months after
al sls and .tesrss s d ds S 81 Tn
istaction Of the tru.tee. Terms be fully complied
The &c the t1s the
rick and cost Of the first purchaser ALI convey
ing at the cost OF the pTWEessafsr WARD rrns,..
nOvI9-eosds GREEN WILKINS, HScts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY the 10Th instant, same hour and place.
d IS ''0s' u ''s dssEs q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uptil
THURSDAY, January 9Th, 1873, same hour and
PisSs b order q h sGs INV WILLIAMS Auo
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID sts.
sTVkY BRICk Nv ILLIaG AID TWO
s1eFY BklOK STORE WITH DWELLING,
F N3s pie AND o2o sfkkkrh H. W" AfAUo-
- BY virtue ofa deed Of trust to Ms, dated April
E.3 O. 1s7f, and duly recorded In lber s. folio 19e
one Of he land records of Washington, ID. O.,
ard by direction Of the party thereby secured, We
will sell at public suction, in front ef the premises,
10 the highest bidder, on MONDAY, the asa day
Of December, 1874 at O'Clock D. lots "a and IS
In the commissioner sab div ision Of lots 81 and g.
in sub division Of AS together with the i'm
sos .nd sS .S
vet.
Terms: The amount Of the indebtedness secured
by sad csed OF trust, "a $50, with inter est and
expenses u sale, in cash: balance In and II mouths
secured By deed OF trust on the property. II the
terms Of sale not complied with within days
after sale the property i'll be resold at the risk and
coat Of The dsfAuiting purchaser. Conveyancfng af
purchaserf cost 49,
B. b. WARNER, lr,v-...
HENRY srRAsBBRGER,S A~'
dlg dkds GRDEN VILLA = B. Aucts.
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