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~Ars. Emma Weber. n newiy-married
young Geman woman in New York. poisoned
herself recently with phosphorus, because her
husband would not quarrel with q man who
had spoken against her.
SAn amatory chap in Mount Vernon. III,
published "A PERSONAL solicitin. corTespos-
dence with young, cultured ladies'" Bat
the type nend set il up colOred ladies, and now
that young man has got his hands full 81
business
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PAPAL ALLEGIASCB-R1Iy 81 the R>r
Joh' II. Norman 10 Mr.. Gi,Htg0lc's Ery8sgtIs-
fson.-The Rev. John ii. Newman, the emf
nent Catholic divine, has written a pamphlet
Of ten chapters, addressed 10 the Duke of Nor-
folk, in reply To Mr.. Gladstone's famous ex-
postulatiOn on the Vatican DEGREES and civa
allegiance. lie declares GladStone's asp-r-
sionS of English Catholics undersigned his
tone uncharitable. and his conclusions an
trustworthy. The SrrOld ThaDyo0g alone 10
competent to determine papal and synodsl
utteTances. ct must be confessed" he Con-
tinues, that some among US i'm past years
have stretched truths until they were near
swapping, and have done their best to set the
house on fire. leaving Others 20 extinguish
the flames. l see no inconsistency Ina being q
good Catholic and good Englishman." He
then draws the distinction between spiritual
and secular allegiance. "If," he says. Par
Lament should pass AN act compelling Cath
DiicS TO attend Protestant service once
week, and the Pope should forbid them. I
would obey the Pope, and not the law. III
were soldier or sailor, and the Pope bid ell
Catholics leave the army and navy, / would
diSobcy him in time OF war" The Reverend
Father. in conclusion, says Infallibility il de-
clared as a matter of faith in thought merely.
not in actions. There Is only one oracle o.
God-the Holy Church with the Pope ss
Heal
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Burnt ca Dcath on an Altar

a BEAUTIFUL NoUNG WOMAN SA,UtFIoNs
HERSELF, AND MARKS OUT HER CRAVE
tri>>y Hooker, ~ religious fanatic. burned
herself to death at Whites valley Pa We'd
h'NdaN. Nh" was young and accomplished
woman. Tie daughter 81 William Hooker. a
wealthy FARMER. she had Tor five or six years
laboreu al intervals under The hallucination
TIA; she had committed grieVaus sin against
what sh" termed her Emmanuel" aud was
IN the habit Of building sltars in her ftth-r'a
fields and sacrificing lambs and burnt Offer
ing To aHpeaSc the wrath Oi her offended
deity. "Wednesday Mr. Hooker went 10 Car
bDndaic after a load OF coal. His daughiN
having manifested ii gls OF "A recurrence of her
insanity, hC left "A hired man 10 look aft.,r bay
her mother being dead. The man went awss
al noon, and did not return Ia the hou.~
Mr.. Hooker came back AZ about . o'clock
an the afternoon. Entering the Kitchen al
his house, he was Mortified To fnd the boft
of his daughter lying on the Goals and ashss
81 what had been enc OF her altarS. and
burned Ia crisp. Her face and The upusr
part of her bOty alone had escaped. She lad
constructed the altar or pyre out of n set ua
quitting frames She had torn up a portion
Of the carpet and laid II on the altar sDd
made a pillow for her head. She reciinei On
her right side, and her check was resting IN
herhand. Notwithstanding the intense agopx
she must have endured. her face wore a calm
anu peaceful expression. and there wa. a
smile on her lips. la the family bible. vhich
was found lying on the parlor table open at
fine Book of job. was the following note, as-
dressed Ia her father.
hEAk fArHER Nv Emmanuel apprsrni - IN. %
4
tursri aRsble sin. which can onlr obtain forgive
n,s> iur ~ passing through the CLEANSING 81 Fme Q
wlil lIltvtrete Tor you, NV dear Father fOu ~di
mi purified body in the northeast come. ii the
house wish e. have my a,hg> hurried iR IN. Iu
manuels ground ~ th- northwest corner Ut the
House. Good bye. Meet me ~ the Eternal Grouss
tRfN.Ef
Mr. Hooker went To the corner OF the house
indicated i'm the note a. the spot where the
remains were 10 be buried. and found that
his daughter had Staked ont a space f,T hsr
grave. Martin Premise, Justice of the peace
summoned jury and held an inquest on the
remains. The jury returned a verdict in ss-
cordance with the facts.
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THIS EVENING.

JAMES GUILD, Auctione"r,
I0i4 PeHusyly ANA avenue
CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, DRY GOODS
CUTLERY, WOMEN'S UNDERGRADUATE
Sales EVERY EVENING at 100 D. NJ and
TUESDAY,, THU RSDAI and SATURDAY at 10
O'Clock q. Ia.
oct25 SIN JAMES GUILD, Auct.
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MAR RIED.

HILL-NCTTLE. At Liberty Grove, MoRfsss-
ery COUNTY, ND; by the Rev Nj. Wilson, EDNsss
HUI, Esq, Of Chicago, Ill. q ANNA q, dang htsr
Of James Nuttle, Esq.. OF Montgomery county /.
baltimore, Philadelphia and Chicago papers P-sss
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A MOTHER
OPP0RTJ NIFTY

TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS, WITH POSSIBLE
RETURNS OF THOUSANDS, Is OFFERED BY
THE POSTPONEMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
OF KY. TO THE 21TH OFFEBRUARY, NEXT
OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT AND
DRAWING. THE MAN AGEMENT ARE
PLEDGED TO THE RETURN OF THE MONEY
If THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT COME OFF
AT THE DAY NOW APPOINTED.
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huWMAN N GREEN. Rral Estate Brokers.
~ No. 4I2 eth street northwest
GHtSCEEN SALE OF VALUABLE real, Is
LAlE FEONIlNG On PENN >YLVANIA AVE
N l. AND SOUTH + STREET, BETWEEN
l2IM AND l2Lm sEl.EEIS

tlis.Nt Iii ShLE pF NAilA BILE REAL Is
TATE FRONTING IN pENN~YLVNNIA AVE
NJ AND SOUTH r. STREET, BETWEEN
18TH AND 18Th STREETS
90 by virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of
be district Of "lUmI'ia, passed IN the 18th daV
-, Of December. u, Is54. in Equity cause 4Dl
Pocket ll-JacUb GUvcrnatur and Margaret Guyer-
uat"r " Ernest Tunnel, ct al, viii .el public
sHCti'n in 'front.' Of the premises FRIDAY the
22d "i January, IH'5 At O clock p m. ali that lot
~ ground situate and lying in the city of Washing
ton. IN the District If Columbia, known and de-
rrhct A. the west twenty nine 2lD feet on PennSyI
NaHia avenue, IF lot numbered four a. in square
uuuiret one thousand and nineteen lOIJl and run
nluC that width through said square street he
tween 18th and - streets east. This property W
he Nj red ~ two parts fronting respectively twenty
nine ~ feet on Pennsylvania avenue and south Z
streets.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the said d-cree
81" one third 81 the purchase money To- be- pad in
ca h, AMI the balanC" three equal InStaiH.uts in
o. II and j. months with interest from the day
Cf Sale--the payment thereof To he secured by th
notes of the purchaser, to BE- approved hY the trus
tee. or, II the purchaser elect the whole of the
purchase money can be paid in cash. If terms of
sale not complied with in 100 DAYS the
trustee the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the dcfauling purchaser after
ten Jl0l days Advertisement. deposit of $50 on
each piece sold will be required at time u sale
COuyeS anCing at cost Of purchaser.
J WORDSWORTH GORDON, Trustee
Janlllh DOW MAN x GREEN. Aucts.
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RNTTM0RE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
~ DFg0T CORNER 6TH AND STREETS NV
Alter November -, lSs4, trains will run a. follows
TRIMS LEAVE FOE BALTIMORE
$50 a. m, Northern Express, daily except Mon
day.
923 = IN, limited ENpress for New York, daily
except sunday. Parl1T Car Train.
IL 50 = m, Fast Line West and North, and for Nor
folk via Baltimore.
$40 r IN. ACCu IHmpdiuIDn, daily except SUNDAY
33 3 n for PhiladrIph daily except SUNDAY
10 J.. m, Cincinnati Npr--S. West.
9-Os p M. daily, New ork Night f. Spress.
10 10 3. ~, Pacific Express daily except Saturday
west ana Northi Oh Saturday leaves at pos
TEAMS ARRTTE At WASHING TON.
6.i3 a. IN, New York Express, daily.
= Sss n. DI.. Accommodation. daily except SUNDAY
800 a m, Fast Line. daily.
IL - 8 m. Accommodate daily except Sunday
2 40 p m, Baltimore and Philadelphia Express
daily except sunday.
80 ,. m, limited Express from New York, daily
except Sunday.
. I'D 2 m, Accommodation, except Sunday.
y Is p m, daily from Baltimore and the West.
IL - p m, Southern Express, daily.
Trains l"ayiHg Washington Et b a. m. on Tues
day and r friday, and - p. III. daily except sunday
connect at EuWlc with trains Tor Pope Creek line
Trains leaving Washington ~ 3 - "A IN. and 3 ~
u G.. meet al pientOn With trains for Annapolis,
Trains arriving at Washington at a. IN AMI 9 IL
= N connect at Bowie with trains from Pope Greek
Passengers leaving their orders At Ticket Office.
northwest corner IF 18Th street and Penusy L. ania
VeiUe, nor Invest corner 9th street and PennsyIya
Ela avenue: can have their baggage called for and
checked al hotels and residences all points North
and West. Through tickets t. Cincinnati Column
bus. Indianapolis, IOui-yil lille, -. Louis, New Or
leans Chicago, Omaha. san Francisco and all points
East, West North and South.
T.. L: BUBARRY General Supt.
: NOt Nc, Gen Pass AGENT. avg If
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o0Last Sunday a Paterson clergyman
skated three miles along the canal ia order
TO reach the place where he was to preach.
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STOVES, &c.

A RCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, TAKE No
"A TIGE.
The ST. GEORGE HEATING RANGE, the best
Ia the world, will do the cooking of large -
family and heat three or four rooms above as ~
good a. any LatrObe. Hundreds Of them have .-v
been sold and given entire satisfaction EyeryN
Range guaranteed. Cali and examine them at
4. RIESSNER. III 1th Street,
DEALER IN
SLATE MASTELS, LATRoBES, FUR
NACES, RANGES, CRATES,
TENDERS,
And COOKING STOVES in general
A complete Base Burner for only $40.
full trimmed COOK STOVE for Sll. sep2- SIN
las. j.. NARROWER, MaHRfaciVrer Of Stores and
~ ItHUdTe, and dealer in Hardware and a
HOusefuTnishing Goods. Roofing and Spout ~
ing specially. No. 1896 18th street north -
west near Rhode Island avenue. sepI0-ly ~
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TO INV Il DS.
If yOu are suffering with Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constipation, Loss OF Appetite General Debility,
get one bottle BROWN1NGS BITTERS, AMI use
according to directions, and if You benefited
10y II back 10 the party from whom you purchased
1t and get your money back. All parties selling it
are authorized to sell upon the above terms. For
sale By Druggists and GrOCers generally.
BROWNING Is MIDDLETON,
Go Pennsylvania avenue,
sep2i-3m Proprietors and Manufactures
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Southwest corner Pennsy ania ave and lith street
Star Office Buildings
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
rkuPkkTf AT AUCTIoN-THREE-S STORY
ihn n DN Filling on SOUTH 4 STREET
222 GRANT ROW. A'''
O. BY virtue Of deed of trust dated luna 10
E.s lisa, and duly recorded ia Iiler T5t t5ISn ans ~
The Laud Records Of Washington county District Of
Columbia we will sell Al public auction in front of
the premises, on THU RSDAY. the ;th day of Janr-
airy 1875 at O'Clock D. N, all that piece or psTce #
ground IN Washington city, ID. c. known ana 1asiy
mated a. Lot numbered nineteen 49, of A Grant,
subdivision Of Square 750
Terms Of sale One fourth cash: balanr. in sly
twelve and eighteen months, with interest AT the rats
OF ten per cent. per annum, PAYABLE semi Annually
tn he secured by notes and deed of on the NO
perry. $50 down when the property is struck of
II the terms OF sale are not complied with i'm -.
days, the trustees the right 10 resell the n,
perty at the risk and cost of the defsulti nrchasar
Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
X. Il. DODGE,
p. A. DARNEfTIF. trustees
d-csS dSds DATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
h THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account 81 the nclemenCy of the her until SAT-
tRpAf AFTERNOON, January 10th sam. hour
and place. BY order of the Trustees
JAMS dSd- LATlMER CLFARY. suct-.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 18TH STREET, BETWEEN l.
AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING No
1143
- BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated NAV 9th,
E5 le6o, and duly recorded June To- Is55, in biber
r IL, No. Is, folio g, of the land records of
Washington ID. c.. shall sell to the highest bidder
in front of the premises, at public sale, on TUES
DAY, the 9Th day of December, lS74, at 4 O'Clock
part Of Lot is. in square 40 fronting y feet 18th
street west, and running back ISS feet = inch to-
geher with the improvements thereon, consisting Of
a three-story Frame House.
Terms: one third cash; balance, 6 and II months
with interest at per cent and secured by deed Of
trust the premises. Convey auCiug at cost of The
purchaser. $50 down at time of sale
A. NAILOR, JR.. Trustee.
LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts.
mS THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE Prop
erty having failed 10 comply with the Of sale
the same will be resod, al his risk and cost On MON
DAY the 25th day of January, ls75 at ~ clock
Oh the premises. A. NAfLOR, JR., Trustee.
janli dads LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE-S0TEMBER Is, 1874

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER sCHEDULE-NorEuBrR Il. 1s7.
PROM WASHINGTON CITY.
, 90 n m Baltimore and Way STATIONS
20 a. M Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
. a. n, baltimore sud Relay.
81 a m Eai.iI;org aud E~!ay.,
800 = m. New York, Philadelphia Boston, Eati-
10 N, chicago, St Louis, LoufsvilIe. Cincin-
Iafi. Columbus. Saniu>kv. Pitf-hurg Hagar4-
town E"ckyiile, Germantown, BarIIcsviIia
foirTiok S!aIEt9n, Naliay Branch and o. 4
=. q Il. Fdr,oT CaTS. D'a"FT n CsDi5sriqnd
In m , Ri, Of Rocks {; and Way stations
TO" o. N, Bairimor- and Relay.
? l., Baltimore and Way stations
100 }. m. Nv York, Philadelphia Boston Nor
so a i;l ih15T L B,@I' "a, 81 k k5
$40 5 n. FREDERICK, Point Of Rr-ks. and WAY
Stations. via Metropolitan branch -'
90 n Lal,E"rf, annapolis and intermediate
- = ?. m Baltimore AMI Way Stations.
30 2, M nag ;, TI..wn' Ingh..tr, and Way
> 90 p. m Baltimore ari Relay
L"uis, Lpnis; lie, Cincinnati ColunhIC. san
dg d., Rockville. Pullman cars. BrssEja5f
90 ?. NJ, Baltimore and way stations.
arHt.y r>PP" "a 81. kfS6 Ill, Gf,.h-T-Surg
~ CnmJerlaHi P@'iaq" as ~, Il '''in''"'s and
9 90 p. m Baltimore and Relay
$ 80 , M Baltimore and Way Stations
Louisville. Fast Express
SUNDAY TRAINS
EI'''D-oTs md Way SfgtiCHS-s a. m, 80 43O
and { 90 2.
ECr B1b'JH0rS and Rsiqy-T % and Z 35sm
HsS'-e 10 a m, . o and Ii.4O p. m, stopping
during the week.
P'Hs5'rs 1fdiH.-..50 p. m, stopping as during the
week.
e. III 1ra'Rs Sop az FiGdHc, HO,.y, Relay House
S.Tffor.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington station and
Il" PeunsvlVania avenue, where orders will be
take" for Baggage to be checked and received at any
point IT. the CITY.
GHOS. y. SHARP Master Of TraOsporfa.ioo
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket gent
NrIO = hltttNII AInfi..r1l a.. ir0s
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CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN sol ARES 27t, as. AND 21g,
SIKRot NDlNG The 18TH STREET CIRCLE;
LA

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN QIARES 21i. 21-. AND 21g.
SURROUNDING THE 18TH STREET CIRCLE:
THE LARGEST IN THE CITY,
60 By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, in a cause wherein
- Geo. W. Riggs ct al are plaintiffs, and Catha-
rine r. Owen ct al are defendants No. 4Ol5 Equity,
bearing date January the Sh, iST5 will sell at pub
lie auction on MONDAY the first (lstl day of Feb
ruaTy 1873 al clock p. m, i'll front OF the prem
ise= the following described real estate Lot s. in
square n, being i'll Robert Cotman subdivision of
lots g. s. and 9, of said square, situate on the
east side OF 18th street between and streets hay
ing front Of Il feet by 100 TO Ii feet alley I'm
mediately after, lots "a, two (2D, three 49, four
a. hve 80, twenty one (2 and twenty two f22l in
square two hundred and seventy eight (27Sl, inme-
diatcy fronting the Circle Also, lots twenty two
and seventy nine (27s), bounding the Circle ON the
southeast side.
Terms of sale prescribed i'll said decree as fol
lows: One fourth of the purchase money 10 be paid
in cash, the residue III and years deferred pay
mcnts to be secured by deeds Of on the properly
from day of sale COnveyanCing at ithe cost of the
purchasers : 100 will be required on each lot AZ
time of sale. II terms Of sale not compiled with
in ten days, the property will be resold the risk
and cost OF the defautIng purchaser purchasers,
after ten days advertisement i'll some newspaper
published in the city of Washington, ID. G.
n. B.-The above described property surrounds
the 18th street Circle, the largest in the District and
l. Immediately opposite the lots selected for resi-
drnces by General Grant and Mr.. Phelps, our re-
Gently appointed commissioner. Without exception,
tins Is the most desirable unimproved real estate in
this city; rare chance for Investments, either to
hold as 1t is or d desirable place for residences
Mills DEAN Trustee.
LATIMER CLEARY,
Janlltd tRep .ChrOnf Auctioneers.
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-; Rel Estate Broker and Auction"er,

-. Real Estate Broker and Auctionaer,
Federal buildings, corner 9Th and + streets W
q by virtue If deed Of trust to Tne. dated March
~ L. 1873 recorded IN LibcT No us, folio I63 one
4 III" aud records for the county Of Washington ID
G.. shall sell AT public sale in front of the prrni-
l>cs on SAT UtDAI the 9th day Of january, is75,
AT clock ,. M part of Lot one, Square three
hundred and eighty seven. beginning for the same
Al the southeast corner Of said square, anI rHnnng
thence north ninety feet, thence twenty five
feet thence south ninety feet, thence east Ia thn
place Of beginning together with the improve
ment- thereon, consisting of a twOst0ry Brick
House.
Terms of sale One fourth cash, fnf which Slnl
must bee paid on the ground, and the balance six
twelve and eighteen months thereafter with interest
at ten per cent per aiInGm, To be secured by Il deed
If trust on the property; and il tn" full terms
complied with within ten days after the sale the
properly VIII he Tc>Cf at the risk and cost of the
tefUiting purchaser. All the Of deeds and re
COTdIng to be at the eXp"nse of the purchaser
JOHN W. STARR. Trustee.
JsHjt Il. IL. WARNER, AGct
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A Twa.sropy FRANZ
ABON 2I>T STREET "
G. By virtue of iaeI of trust dated Dacamber
ILL y Y. u. l~l2, and duly recorded in liler No
10 fo 20, one Of the land records for the District Of
t"lhinbla, aud ly direction Of the PARTY secured
merely VIII sell AT public auction IN front of the
premises, L. The highest bidder, on MONDAY Jan
nary 10Th. l~15. at O'Clock p. m all that lot ~
gfyuLI situate IN the city Of Washington, District Of
!'lunta described a. part of lot twenty one tzll
III square seventy seven tT1l, and beginning at !.
tift "h the south liue "t north street seventeen
,' 1aNt"ardIF from the northwestern corner Of said
ty Whence running east l. feet. thence south feat
II inches thence west feet "a inches, thence south
10 south Inc 81 saId Of thence west feet ~ inches
'ict north u the place of beginning together with
the Improvements.
Terms will be made known on day Of sale
4. \. MCINTYRE, Trustee
Jsniz-eoSds y. L. CoLDW ELL, salesman
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rU,HE CELEBRATED y. b. p. CORSET. THR
i most popular in Paris, can De oesenesS -
oct u &a WihLiAsss
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL,
HhoPERIY On THE CORNER OF 9rH AND
ESIkEEIS NpRTnW KNOWN As THE
81. CLOUD HOTEL. At Auction

l. r. Ii
PROPERTY On THE CORNER OF ora AID
FSTREETS SoRTnW EST, KNOWN AS THE
81 CLOUD HOTEL, AT AUCTION.
I'll dated December y, 4 u IS7I ami dull, rec 7rief
Itctnber -, \ n ISL, i'm Lhrr No 6iS folio az Of
the land record, for Washington county. in thu Dis
"l,t ~ t"Iulnhlt and al the request Of tlIn party
rcuTttt W" VIII sell, AZ public auction. on MONDAY
the 18th day of February, A. u 1876, at o'clock p
n, III irunt of the premises, all that parcel pf land
and premises situated in the city of Washington, i'm
me l'isir,t 0t Columbia. known AMI dcScrih "A upon
m "ih,la plan Of said city and being All those
parts al lots numbered nineteen 49, twenty tnJ and
twenty one GU, IN square numb red three hundred
Hil ~N ghty srN to J. III said city OF Washington
Included within the following nat.~ and bounds, viz
irEihhiH2 ~ the northeast corner of said SQUARE. and
running th.uC" west On street northwest fifty
- t"t eight ~ inches. thence south eighty tSil
feet Thence east -iXtv nine t6jt feet six t6 inche,
Thence south thirty ,s'l feet: thence east 80 q street
wet Nid thence north along sud OH street To- thu
beginning. together with all the improvements.
rights, privilege. and appGrt"nanc~ t. th- same he
longing being known a The ST.. Cloud Hotel cor
i"r ~ "h sud streets northwest, in All city Of
Washington.
Terms uf sale Ona-f,urth cash: he balance In one
W." and three years. in equal iE>H'ut for which
ihr purchaser will be required t. give his three
"ta p!uIuiSuTy NOTES, dated uu the ,lav ct sale and
NUM- payable semi annually ~lch note, ba secured
- dee. 81 tru-i upon the premise, and policies If
lu-TFdnC' satisfactory 81 thu Undersigned, or all
'f-H. al ~" option 81 ia" pIry IaS'T deposit .:
S-,'p VIII Re required the property j
Knocked of. All convey l. tu b at The
il" chaser. ii thu terms oi sale complied
tror reserve It's" right tu resell the property At the
Tisk and cost If the d"iaUiring purchaser.
Tbs property having been duly sold tn" 2cI day
- December. A u. I,ii. aHd tn purchaser ~ such
sale having failed to comply with Ia" prescribed
terms # a the property j. now offered for sale at
the fi-L AMI cost # S',ch d.famltmg Eurch,-'r.
HENRY BDtrt r., I f., .,,,-
j. J. FOLEY. trustees
JaT!-eoSdS lkcpi LATlMER Il CT cary. AYcts
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IIEEt HAMS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
~ BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter ths fine Steamships z. Z. KNIGHT AMI
JOHN GIBSON viii maxi Trzriar week >Sc.r
'~ fug~ I-tw---n NEW YORK. ALIEN y -
ANbkiA- " : ii y g. TON aul=<s"-fsA
SEul.GtIuNN y a. fuiiIw---L-av- NEW YORK
III ma Pa 81 Pas River, eyerV SATTENAY at 4 y
r.. l-svr GLpRTETONS every FRIDAY at d
"a .ut ALEXANDRIA tue SANE tIy az , m.
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a 1t, business "ffce hut wharf 63 Water street,
y Tset.wI- AZ the Office Of the President. near
p stir-t bridge.
". THOMPSON President
- rri-It- delivered h. Knox : Express Or,iars
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Or al the steamer wharf will be promptly attended
60 Jeil TT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16
X, L. DODGE,
d-Css dads LATINER 4 CIEARy Ant.
hUNCANSON BROS, Auctionprrs
~ Corner NiniR and ID streets, uorthwr7t
TIL RI, fEEEs SALE SA OF VACANT LOTS on

III ntI 1EEE SALE a., n OF NACANT LOTS on
sIREETS SOUTHEAST, At AUCTION
~ By virtue of "A decree of the supreme Cnurt of
- he District of Columbia, passed in equity csu--
= No. 3-c4S, docket II, will, on SNTURD AY the
10Th day Of January, A. II. lS75, at O'Clock n mn .
IA front of the premises, Offer for sale AZ public aur
non, lots &, II, l. aud VI in Larman and others re-
corded subdivision of square l,un. These lots are
Ch - f'et inches hy lSfcet two 81 them from ting on
thlTi renth street east, between and streets ,at H.
ana the other two n foot alley, all having an
all " way OF fret inches in the rear.
Terms. une-thIrd cash; residue in two equal nav
mentS at siN ard twelve months. with six per cent
interest, secured by reserve lien Oh the property.
iced given on final payment OF purchase money
tGnNt ySncing AZ purchaser. cost 4 deposit IF SO
on each lot VIII be required ~ sold If The
terms are not piled with in seven days the tru>-
tees reserve the right II resell the property az the
rl-k aud cost Of the driaultiug purchaser or pur-
ChaScls npun giving five DAYS notice ia some daily
paper published in w tshingt"u, u. &.
REGIN AID FEND LII. Trustee
jans DCNCANSDN EROS arct