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BALTincEE AND QUO RAILROAD.
WINTEE srHEUULE-JANvAzT -, 1874
FROM wASHINGToS CITY.
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MASH. B. WILLIAMS. AnctIoneer,
w Successor TO Green & Williams,
1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
u0ISE AND LOT No. ll22 b SIREE-

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 Two.s STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT. No. 1928 X STREET
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
o. BY virtue of deed of trust u the under
u signed, bearing date October l4th, $50, and
duly recorded in Liber No 625 folio 27 ct seq one
of the land records in and for the District Of Column
ba and at the written direction of the holder the
note secured thereby, will sell at public auction,
in front of the premises, on MONDAY, the 22d day
of February, A. ID. ISIS, at 4:30 O'Clock m, the
west half Of Lot numbered seven a. in subdivi
OF Square numbered one hundred and sixty three
l63l in the said city of Washington, ID. c. said west
half of said Lot having front of fifteen l5D feet
the north side Of north street, and running back
with width 100 feet and ii inches TO alley
and improved by two story Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One half of the purchase money 10
be paid in cash; and the balance deferred pay
ments to be made at six and twelve months, with
interest at the rate of ten (l0) per cent per aanum
and secured by deed of trust the property sold.
Convey ancing at cost of purchaser. S00 20 be paid
down Immediately after sale. If the terms of sale are
not fully complied with within days after sale,
the Trustees the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, by
giving three days notice OF such resale in the Even
ing Star newspaper published in said city
WALTER brII 2. JOHNSON, Trustees.
feb9-d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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G GEO. ". sffTICjKRSHY Trustees.
feb4- th&m ,tmhtSd
DUNCANsON BROTHERS,
~ AuCtiOneers and Commission Merchants,
Southeast corner Of 9th and u streets northwest.


CHANCERY SALE OF A SMALL PIECE OF
TWELFTH srREET, NEAR il sTREEF. VI
On By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of
s1:l the District of Columbia, passed in chanCeFy
t1T:e No. 4,lO9 docket u, wherein VIM. T. Lunsford
ct al. plaintiffs and Martha E. Lunsford al
M Rff on FS6PP 6s
18Th, 1915, at o'clock part Of Lot numbered eight
tsD i'll Square numbered three hundred and nineteen
1872 in Washington city, in the District of Column
pa ina, Is to SAY that part OF the said lot which is
corner of the said lot and run south, line with
I'm street west thirteen feet being the tall front
the said lot and fronting said street; then
fhy iOl feet to north and south line Of the said
then west seventy Ol feet to 18th street and the be
gnn1hg AG TGh Gf way h IN and over that par,
bounds. so a. to communicate with the alley which
nuns through the said sguare paraIei with iItb and
18th streets, that Is say: Beginning at "A point in
the second line of the above granted premises three
feet west from the er thereof and run thence south
ten feet then east and parallel with the said ,econd
line 10 the said alley then north three feet said
part Of said lot owned br the said John W D. GRAY
ntersecs said alley, then by and with said east and
east end Of the said second line of the said granted
premises, then west 10 the beginning. Also the free
and unrestricted use and passagewaY of and over
alley lying between the said two frame houses and
Communicating from 18th street 10 the yards in the
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One
third cash. the balance credit of six and twc
months in equal portions 10 be secured bY the pur-
chaser = notes. with surety 10 be approved by the
trustee, with interest eight per centum per annum
from the day OF sale or tile purchaser may pay the
whole of the purchase money in cash. A deposit of
fifty dollars 70 he required of the pur-
chaser at the time Of sale, and upon
the payment of the whole Of the purchase money
and interest, and the ratification of the sale by the
court and not before, the said trustee shall convey
60 the purchaser his heirs and assigns in fee simple,
said described premises and all the title and estate
therein Of the plaintiffs and defendants in this
IL the terms of sale are not complied with within
seven days, the trustee reserves the right resell the
premises at the risk and cost of the iaulting pnr-
chaser, upon week public notice Of such resale
CUnveyancing. &c, at the cost of IN. purchaser.
WIN. l.. DUNLOP, Trustee.
fph4 cow DUECANS0N BROS. AHCts
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~ a! EstHre ami Insurance A rents
OHice, ~ Market Space. Board Of Trade Rooms
CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
KEAL tSTAI!. KNOWN ~ GRANTS ROW.
e. BY virtue ct a decree passed in the supreme
IL Court It the District of Columbia IN the 9th
Gst - enuaryr A j.. lS75, in Equity cause No.
29o5, herein Aaron " Carter II al are c;uriain-
ants. and Albert Grant - al arr DESCENDANTS m. rn-
deTslRned will, or THURSDAY. the -,h day of
1tDI uaIy, 4; u II3. AT o'clock ,. m. on ths
an those lots II ground, with improvements,
situated in the city Of Washington. Dis,
grOuIdpla thereof a. al Of lots numbered one III
three q. -four, a. i've, six, O. eight Isl nine
g., ten TO-, eleven, I'll twelve, r. fourteen. IA
and sixteen, TO- according Ia 4 Grants recorded
subdivision of square numbered seven hundred and
sixty t1tN,) in said city.
All Of the above lots, except lot No Ii are situa
east, ard are improved by the magnificent houses
known as Grants Row. These houses q feet
inches. There are elgsHt brick stables on the rear
Of each lot. The houses are furnished with all the
modern improvements, and are decidedly the hand
soonest buildings IN the city. The lot No is is i'm
proved by substantial three story brick residence
~ feet inches front, and lot ng back Il1 feet
his sale furnishes a favorable opportunity to
members OF Congress II provide themselves with ee
CANT residences near the Capitol easy terms
The terms OF sal" one fourth Of the purchase
money M cash, and the balance in three IuaI pay
lHeits Al SIN Twelve ami eighteen months The de
ferTed payment, TO bear interest at the rate of per
cent anHum, and TO be secured to the satsfaC ton
Of the trustees
Each lot will be sold separately and the sale will
continue from day 10 day. AT the same hour each
day, until all Of said lots shall have been disposed sf
deposit Of S5@ will be- required on each 10 at the
TINE otsaie II ihe terms q sal" are not complied
with within ten DAYS Of sale the trustees will resell
az T.~k and cost 81 aeiauiting purchaser. All con
<. RdSs FEkKY. Trustees.
!an2s-Ha6ds YOUNG < MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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- II. " MN Eh,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioner,
Federal Buildings, and 9TH sts. northwest.

- II. WARMER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioner,
Federal Buildings, corner and 9TH stS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 TWO STORY BRICK
DIV ELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF G
STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH SITS.
NORTHW EST.
fH5 By virtue of a deed of trust To Charles 4.
LII Zimmerman and myself. dated March p, 4. ID.
1913, duly recorded in Lber No. III folio 1876, of
the land records for the District of Columbia and at
the request Of the party secured thereby will sell
at public auction, in front of the premises, SAT
URDA1, February goth, 1874, at o clock m. all
that certain piece parcel of ground, situated in
the city of Washington, District of Columbia known
and described Lot marked and lettered 4, in
Morrison recorded subdivision of parts of original
lots numbered two 90 and five 50 in square num-
bered two hundred and ninety four 29i, together
with the Improvements, &c.
Terms: One fourth in cash. and the balance In g. u
and Is months, with interest at per cent. per
num- secured by deed of trust on the property sold
deposit OF s 100 will be required at time of sale
complied with in seven days.
- ALBERT b. RUFF, Surviving Trustee.
1ebs-eOd J. i. COLDMELL. Salesman.
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uFeminine drapery is still concentrated
at the back.
UA Montana paper thinks there is an
ssWbyr it SAYS fright out here is Bill Casey.
He went into q family, married one girl,
spoiled mother and has run away with the
third; and yet there is no trial, no state
ments no nothing, only just the old man
with a rife, looking around after Bill"
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Snow Il A GOOD FERTILIZER, because it
Is a bad conductor Of heat, and I'm preserving
plants from the cold renders the action Of the
manure contained in the soil more powerful.
But this is not all. DIR. POncheur, a French
chemist, has observed that the purest snow
always left black reSidum. He examined
This and found il contained particles which
have been held in suspension in the air. and
the first fall OF snow contains the greatest
number of these, which, collecting around
the plants, form an almost invincible but
very fruitful manure. This soil which Is
brought from the air by the snow is not as
invisible as one might suppose. Every one
knows that a body of snow. however pure.
becomes black when melted. But this does
not arise from the mud or dust on the ground.
but comes from the atmosphere. This can be
proved by putting lump ofnew-fallen snow
under a glass bell; il will appear black as
soon as il commences to melt, and on exam
ing this pile OF particles with the microscope
they are found TO be OF every conceivable
variety. To form an idea Of the quantity OF
OF these atmospheric sweepings. look az the
particles in q sunbeam and then compute
how many a shower of snow can bring down.
This also explains why layer OF earth can
so quickly collect on a bare rock
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II F. zIMHMER,JAN & son.
Ne. 3I5 eth street. near ID northwest


II +. ZIMMERMAN & son.
Ii. AuCu"uceT- and Commission Merchants
Ne. 3l5 9Th street. near ID northwest.
We have several desirable Houses and Lots or
sale cheap. Terms reasonable. Rare ChanCe for in
ye-inrni. Four new Houses 18th street ctst, op
P'-Iie ne Jail 500 each, 500 cash. balance, S3D
per month until paid.
Sales IT Furniture and missed laneoHS articles on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
J0nls-eolIa NJ &. LGTTRELL, salesman.
TINTED STATES NARSHAL'S SALE.
BY virtue Of writ Of cra fsCias issued ont of the
Clerks office Of the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and To me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash in front Of the house door said
District on MONDAY the 18th day Of February,
lSI5 at IL clock m, the following property of John
J. Sull an TO wit. Lot No. :, in square No OH and
IMPROVEMENTS thereon; Lot NO IL, in square S3j, add
Improvements thereon, and part of Lot |, IN square
No" g6 beginning II l. feet from northeast corner
Of said lot, west ~ feet; thence running back
the uniform width - feet to North Carolina avenue,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon all in the city Of Washington, D. c., seized
and levied upon AS the property of John Sullivan,
garnishee Of Samuel Bacon, and will be sold ~
satisfy execution No. 1867, in favor of Frank c.
Davidson. ALEX. SHARPE,
Jau2G I'd U. :. Marshal. u. c.
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A LExANDBIA AND WASHINGTON R.

ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG t. b,
CORNER uF AND SIXTH STREEI~.
Local trains leAyef for Alexandria H. fciuw---6. f,
-, g. To- I a I. B. - 3. b, ?. m, . a.
and 2. daily, all other trains daily except
Sunday.
Local Trains leave Alexandria As folows.-6, :, =,
9, 10 e. m I. B. 4 5, D and D m The =
a m and p ~ from Alexandria daily, AL OLher
trains daily eNceG. sunday.
a. m. and ! ?. IA. connect with trains on Wash
1ugrUn and Ohio n. z.
GREAT SuUT HERN EMPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Arlington I 3 D daily. except sunday
Express Tor Richmond leaves Washington daily at
SO a..
Through tickets % all points South and Southwest
Tor sale At Oce- 18th street and Penney auis
avenue and corner 9th street and PennSy TauIa
nue. where passengers leave orders Tor baggage
20 De checked 81 all hotels AnG residences through TO
destination. Z. :. YOUNG.
General Passenger Agent.
GEo. c WILKINS, General SGp'r.
-au6 Il Baltimore Md.
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Eggs As FooD.-"ENcellent sandwiches
NAV he made of hard-boil eggs and brown
bread and butter; eggs spread on toast are iii
food for kings; a poached egg-that il, one
dropped from the shell into hot water-is not
only clean and handsome. but a delicious
morsel; eggs are better Favored without salt
or pepper, little sweet butter being the best
dressing; persons who eat eggs freely may
live TO the age of ~ or 80; and lastly eggs
contain much PHOSPHORUS, and are the best
food for those persons who are deficient In
brains" This last idea is Of the utmost inn
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Ee II. WARMTH.
I'd. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Fedora! Building, corner lIh and ST.. northwest


Federal Building, corner 7lh and F St. northwest
EXECUTORS SALE OF 4 THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING AND PREMISES ON
TIE NoRTHE CORNER OF I2rH AND
X STREETS hOBrHN EST, YARD IN FRONT
IRON FENCE
g. Rv and with tho direction and consent IF the
RI heirs 81 Eliza wilkins deceased, of thee iy If
NqSHrZton- DISTRICT of Columbia, We viii sell, At
public auction IN trout Of the prcmi-n-, on MON
DAY. February 10Th 1873, At 1 O'Clock =. m. all
That piece ptrC. ~ ground -itUIt" in the city If
WASHINGTON, u. C.. known and distinguished IN th,
HAT or clan Of said city a- lot uuuihr red eight ,'l,
u the recorded subdivision Of square numbered three
hundred and sixteen ji6r fronting on street tween
} t25l feet bN depth of hundred lgO} feet,
HErfhpT with the iU p~uyrmcut~.
ih- property being Contiguous to Franklin
square and IN the most fashionable portion of the
city renders 10 exceedingly de-I raLie.
Terms Our-fpuTth cash; balance at six. twelve
and eighteen months. with interest At eight per cent
secured iy a deed uttrurt On the property sold. A
deposit If 500 viii 70" required at tim" Of sale. All
uHlcyHnCIug at purchaser cost. TERMS to be com
Piled with IN seven IA s.
SAM Il p. ROBERTSON,
SAMUEL CASSIDY,
Executors under the Will Of Eliza Wilkins, de-
ceased feh3-pp
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T ATIMER & CLEARY,
IL Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyan ave. and Nth 81
Star Office Buildings.
SALE OF LUMBER, IRON BRIDGES, CURB
ING, &C.
On TUESDAY MORNING, February 9Th, lS95,
at o'clock shall sell on the ReserV stlons,
foot of l3ls street, Agricultural Grounds large
lot of miscellaneous materials embracing the above
together with numerous other articles; By order OF
II. l.. HOXIE, Engineer, ID. &.
feb3-d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
TTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account Of the snow until TUESDAY, February 10,
febs'dts LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts.
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VG-t GREAT aO&-
1911 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919
To TIE
hbEIiWE>I. Suj TIL AND SOUTHW
Trains leave l- blows
WlzhiIgtou- . 3 a. IA Baltimore = 80 a N.
o. II I 30 a. III. % lis . IN.
." &c. 20 p III I" = - p
.. 10 > L. M Z" Il 40 ?.
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
With elrgaLt ~.e--ry- Palace Statr-Tplm Day and
Night Car wltii modern IWpruy emeuts.
Two hundred miles say ed 70 Nestern and Central
New York.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WASHINGTON 10 the WEST and
NORTH without chang.
Tick u ~ th3- b procured a. the Offices,
corner q 18th street and PsuUy vauia avenue, sLi
corner a.. OH street and PrUu~y yaula avenue, under
National Hotel where reliable Information vii be
given a. all times.
secure tt.IuT- ia Palace Cars Tor Chicago,
PittSlurg. Buffalo 4LG Eimra.
u VI BOY u, Jr., General Passenger Agent,
n.Arll-lE HhIlA1einhIa. p
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SNIFFLE'- SPRET-SnifieS brought has
two weeks spree 10 close on Thursday
night. He lay on the lounge in the parlOr,
feeling as means as sour lager, when some
thing in the corner OF the room attracted his
attention. Raising on his elbow, he gaZed
steadily at IL. Rubbing his eyes, ne stared
again, amt as he stared. his terror grew.
Calling his wife, he asked hOarsely.
"Mirandy. what il that -
What is what. Likely
Snifi!cS name il IyCurguS. and hl, wife
calls him Likely Tor short and sweet.
Why, that-that-thiug an the corner"
said the heightened man. pointing al it with
a hand that shook like politician.
Likely. dear, / see nothing" replied the
woman.
What! Nou don't see it," he Shrieked.
Then I've got 'em. Oh. heavens, Bring me
the Bible Miandy, bring il quick Here
here. on this sacred book 1 swear never 10
touch another drop of wh.skey. III 4 break
my VOW, may my right hand clcave 10 the
roof OF my mouth. and"
Here. catching another glimpse OF the ter
rible object. ne clutciIcd his wife aud begged
i'm CiteOuS tones.
Don't leave me-don't leave your LkeyS
and bUTying his face in the folds 81 her dress,
ne sobBcd and mOauCd himSclfint a troubled
sleep.
Then his wife stole gently 10 the corner.
picked up the toy snake. and threw il into
the >tOyc.-N,,r B,7H>scicker.
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NEECHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
W. BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fine Steamships z. c. KNIGHT aud
JOHN GIBSON viii make regular week <-1-SS.
d triR- leywercn INV YORK, ALEX 81 I'D
NNbblA, " \ Ii l y q TON anlaS-1Ess=s
GEORG ETOWN, a. fJIiOws.-Leave NEW YORK g,
from Pier - Ea-t River. every SATURDAY at D.
m leave GEOEGETOMS every FRIDAY St a.
IN. and ALEXANDRIA the same day AT = m.
For full Information apply to r. Z. :. DEN f,
business Office and wharf % Water street, George
town, at the Office Of the President near Pstreet
bridge. J. W. THOMPSO President.
~ Frpights delivered 10y Knox : Express. Orders
left AZ General Office, Goa PennSyl vana avenue.
OF At the steamer wharf, will be promptly attended
10 IeIl-tr
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& II W AtNtR,
81 Real Estate Broker and iuctipuac-.
Federal Buildings, corner 18th and SIS. uorthw,

- II WARNER.
-. Real Estate Broker and Auc,iouoc-.
Federal Buildings, corner Ith and sis. northwest.
TRUSTEES sALE0E VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
81 BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated July 9th,
luu 9, one Of he land records for the Di-tric Of Co
luna, and by direction Of the parties secured there
bs W. VII 81, at pubic auction ON tn. premises,
m all that tract 81 land situate in the former Limits
Of the county If Washington, a. then called, IN ia,
street, of the city Of Washington, aud north OF
1cnr%etowni and being portions 81 four ca tracts
barton" 'Beall Lot, IS and the Willow : Mite ~
the same comprising sXy hye acres and twenty nine
known A. Lyons Mn seat" This property i, i'm
m"diately on Rock creek, adjoining kalor anna til"
west GeUr4etpv the mort u, and uvcrl bOEiug Oak
river n can be iat off advan5g%nmsIv in hnii5in,
lots. or for cemetery national park. and pos
so~ees one 81 the finest views in the District The
passage Of the street cars renders it accessible,
and brings II in close Cuty Pstrert circle at
present the most improved part of Washington.
eighteen rooms. with all modern Improvements ami
ConV rnenCes grounds well laid out, with choice
fruits, flowers, eyergreens, &C, and having smoke
house lcah house, carriage hooSe, stabllng, &c. max
ire - in every respect frstcass residence. There
i large merchant mill in good order with the best
and most approved machinery, and a capacity OF
ono hundred and forty barrels flour per day, with
tfe whole water power II Rock creek There i also
valuable stone quarry, which has been, and can
= vel worthy the attention " Spectators.
Terms: $4,000, with interest At ten Per cent. per
aHnnu from july Il lNfZ, ana expenses OF sale In
cash, balance ia six twelve ami eighteen months.
with Interest al ten per per cent per annum, 10 be
secured bv deed Of trust the property. All con
NcyanCing at expense of the purchaser, $50. Hs a
deposit, VIII lie required day OF sale Ii the terms
Of sale are not complied with in ten days from the
day of sale. the Trustees the right resell
tho property at the risk and cost of the dafauIng
purchaser, after ten days advertisement in some
Gne or more newspapers published in the city of
Washington, ID. G.
JOHN ". ALY0Rni Trustee,
GEO. W. STICKNEY,i h'''''''
By virtue Of certain writing, signed by all parties
concerned, the terms Of sale in Of tn" above lie
scTibrd property are changed to third cash The
difference betwcen the cash payment AMI the amOGat
due on the first trust in year and tn" balance in
two years, said deferred payment bearing interest at
eight per cent. per annum
JOHN w. ALNORD, lT,
GEO. w. STICRNEY. trustees
J. T. COLDWELL,
feb4 q HIM tmhiSd Salesman
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EFFECT or NERVOUS INFLUENCE on THE
HEABT.-ENpeTiment made with much care
and precision show that the circulation OF
the blood is accelerated OF retarded by ner-
NOuS Influences IN "A manner which before
was only vaguely suspected. More recently
the investigations Of this subject made by NJ.
Marcy, in relation to the beating of the heart,
and its connection with muscular exercise,
fever, and the violent emotions Of anger,
fear. joy. &C, all Of which, he says, exercise q
direct action on the pefpheTic circulation.
have excited popular interest. NJ. Marcy
does not consider variations in the beating
OF the heart To be due 10 any change In the
activity OF the heart itself, but says IL is Ger
tain that changes in the general circulation
take place under the influence OF moral emo
lions, the face becoming red, or pale, etc.
These well known changes must entail vart-
ations in the frequency Of the beatings OF the
heart, 20 that the power which mOderates or
accclerateS the contracitOnS OF the heart, he
thinks. can be no other than the contractiiity
OF the vessels Of the whole body by nervous