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hCNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner 9th and d streets northwest

~ Corner 9Th and d streets northwest.
CHANCFRY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN1M.
PRONED REAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON,
m By virtue of a dec ee of the Supreme Court Of
On III ee ah s daT If Of & passed IN said court
go! doc H. we will offer for sale at public auction,
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of May, I8t5, at
o'clock m, part Of square No. 905; beginning for
from the southeast corner Of said square, at the i'm
tersecOn OF street south and 6h street southeast
a northern boundary line Of 30 feet southern boun,
dary line OF about 6o feet and containing 250 square
feet, more or less, and improved by three story
ON TUESDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1878, at
4:3O clock D. IN, the west Is feet Of lot Fl, in
square lOfO, with improvements. Lot 2 in square
lOoi Lot y and the east Al feet inches of Lot
6n WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of May, 1875. at
80 81 81, 81 s. So, in square No. 1885, with improve
Terms: One third of the purchase money to be pad
in cash, and the residue in two equal instaiments
payable in six and twelve months, respectively ith
sold: deposit Of $50 required upon each ' pur.
may1 oHAfbHfESsc Z ERAsB EROS ' a"st,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
lie Droit Building, corner 9th and streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION. BEING TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS ON THE WEST SIDE
OF 18TH STREET, BETWEEN AND U
STREETS NORTHWEST.
~ By virtue of deed of trust, dated August 10Th,
81 1870, and recorded in Liber 622, folio 2l9 seq
one OF the land records of Washington county, in the
District OF Columbia and by direction of the holder
OF the note secured thereby, will SELL at public
auction, on the premises on MONDAY, May 18th,
grund in the city of District Of OOlum
ba known as lots IS and 79, in Fsconer and Alien 8
subdlN islon OF part OF the east half of square No
"a. Each lot is improved by handsome two story
Brlck Dwelling House. Zach house will be sold
separately.
Terms Of sale: 81 200 on each house, together with
the proportional expenses OF this sale, in cash;
balance in six and twelve months, secured by notes
bearing interest and deed of trust the pro pery
deposit Of s 100 on each house will be required
when the property is knocked down. Oouveyancing
az purchasers cost. Ii the Of sale not com.
piled with within days after sale the Trustees
reserve the right To resell the property the risk
and cost PG fIi.pas q
ROBERT p: DODGE, trustees
may6-d&ds YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH aid SITS. northwest
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE, ON
NEST SIDE OF 12TH STREET, BETWEEN
NORTHWEST:
- 1 will sell at public auction, on MONDAY
the 18th of May, at 8 o'clock .. m, in front of
the promises, lot Ssquare rs, fronting 81 feet
by about 95 feet deep TO ali alley.
Term: One fourth cash balance s. IL, Is and q
MONTHS with per cent. interest. 500 down day
of sale
mySd 1T. COLDwELL, Salesman.
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f. L y A II ID LIN e.

NOTICE.
" ith the view Of diminishing the chances Of col.
ltsion, tne Steamers of this Line take a specified
course for all seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown 20 Yes
bork OF Boston, crossing Meridian Of - At As or
nothing - the north of 81
On the hcmev ard passage, crossing the Meridian Of
a. A. lat, or nothing to the north Of a..
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

C7sTk'S OScs, House Of RsprsssHfafirs,, U. 81
WARRINGTON, ID. c., May 1, 1875.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until IL O'Clock m, MONDAY, May 81, 1875. for
furnishing Stationery for the use Of the House of
Et representatives..
Blank forms Of proposals showing the quantity
and quality OF each article and the form of bond To
lie signed by the bidder, and sureties will be fur
n,shed on application st this office.
Proposals should be iBdcrsed, Proposals for
Stationery - and directed 10 Edward Mcpherson,
Clerk House 81 Representative nited States,
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
NAYS NIT Clerk House Of Representatives, q. s.
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AUCTION SALES.

\
1 Auciionser and Neal E-..,e Broker.
| ,h-..s ,o,,. ssSee e TO L.,imsr cesryI
B.NA RURI sALI or pRv GOODS At ARC.
ospEA ioS rosftiSk SALE t'Hh' AND
Frrpehsrss English Super.iue CtNth a,
t'as-iose'e e IN ~ .h.des and eOiar..
Iri:h Linens, oweis, Tstis psnssk Napkin,
ai.c, : iasse ff Q. Brocse Clo,s and sauare,
Sale vii eSmmens. n 'ndsy, ira instant. =, q
o'cocs a. n also Al 2 sna 80 p m At nv .toFs,
corner nth streets and f rim T bosr IfsS .nc,
nVNCANsON BROS. ApcfA 'nec,s,
~ Southeast corner Of sth . I'd ID streets q. -
STOCK OF GROCERIES, LrQb' oRs, CIGARS,
@ On ruiEsDsf A soRsiSs MAY is,h. =.
ssli a mall, stock Of assorted Groceries.
W iss. f Gsar rc s5ta. Sss,
Eighteen Bag :, e &C. Sg. .ss B,ss sp &c
WIN. L. WALL CO., Apctioaerr..
Louisiana avenue. between oh aud Ion stpssts
PAIR OF LARGE soRREL HORSES TO CLOSE
On T frEsbbkSH MpR ri sAuShi H's :,
&ddl o,slSeEs Is vii III our 49, "
fuil hands high, weigh near ! so los each
TENS cash.
number Of Horses \ fnll desert rtior At sale
1t WN. L.. WALL & Co, Aucts.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctionc4fs,
~ southeast corner sih and u streets n W.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
cc%gTrTASt i SgISi PSRLGR sGITkS IL RtPs
H pIATMgi ssosst. ,T AND .TeI 3TSER CARPETS
a On TUESDAY MORNING, Nay Is c,m
~ meTciug at 10 clock. AZ orr srCtian HnIY-s.
h1we VIII sell large collection of rev and sec
Ing one Bowe Cylinder Sowing Machine, Cooking
and other Stoves, Kitchen Furniture g..
1t DUNCANsON sROs, Au-i.
w l.. WALL & CO., Asotioneers,
New Marble Building,
Nos go aud 9oz Pennsyls avenue, corner 9th 81
ELEGANTPARLOR SUITES. WALNUT CHAM
bER SUITES, SIDEB0ARDs, wARDRusES,
FSRkGs LsTfsEKF EESpsSs hSS
ssI AID HATRAcK, HAIR AND sgUCh
a On TUESDAY MORNING, Nav US. conn.
nencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell on the list
M ncor OF our sslesrooms q large collection cf
~ Furniture, &c. We name in part. viz:
Walnut Chamber Sets, with Dressing case. ana
. SETS alnut Chamber Suites, three pieces: direct
from the manufacturer.
Parlor Sets in BrOcateie. Reps, ferries aud Hair
Ma'nnt Bedstesds, Bureaus. wash,tanis
Merdrobes, Hstrscks, Etegeres.
Sldebosrd6, Mirrors.
Walnut and Oak Extension Gables
Gotta &c Chamber Sets.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Tapestry and Ingram Carpet.
lot of Second hand Furniture. Carpets, SC
Terms cash.
1t wML. WALL 4 60, Aucts
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a $ woRT8INGTON. Trust DC
WASH. h. WILLIAMS, Auct,

postponed until MONDAY. the Sd day of MAY. A
D. lT5 AT 4 O'Clock =. m: BY order Of the Trustee,
ap29 WASH. Il, WILLIAMS Au-t
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NEW Express LINE VIA CANAL
a

PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA v. WIsa
lHG1UH AND GEORGETOWN, ID. q,
SAILING rAyS.
IRON Pier :. North Nhary6s PhfIadsInht.
SATURDAY, ~ liz m -. =
-. g. MONDAY 81 o M
TINS Tine connects ~ PhiIsdaiphts with f1vde,.
.s~guiar Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyt
sse 10 Boston by this line
-. . - g. r. HYDE, A gent fer d. ofC
VIZ Y. CLYDE co. Philsdeiphis.
= 4 REED. Aiexsndria, Va
u & MINK, 20 DeyonshirS street, Boston.
- treight- de6s cred b. knC1's Express. Or
Gers left At General Office, SOS Peuusylyanis ave
1gs OF a. the Steamers Wharf, VIII be promptly
S,.eh1eo 70 sepS-u
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TfoldiRs a Spscsal TsrDl, Meg sra. lUs
In the of N. W. Burcbell. Executor Of
NANCY CLARKE, decreased, the executor xfOrs-
said, has WITH the appreciation Of the sgprcns
pointed SATURDAY, the 18th day of May, A II.
ISIS, TOR the final settlement aud Distribution of the
personal estate of said deceased and Of assets IN
hand, al far as the same have been collected and
turned into money when aud where al creditsrs
and heirs of said deceased notified 90 attend With
wise by Law be excluded from all benefit in said de-
cessedis estate: Provided. copy of this order be
published once a week for three weeks In the Eve
hing star previous 20 the said day. Test
may ~ m.S A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
VVNHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrs-
j Der having obtained from the suprssae Conf Of
the District Of Columbia, holding . special Tern,
letters teetamentary on the persons, estate Oh
JAMES ID. PJAPHREY, late Of District of
against the said deceased hereby warned 60
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber, on OF before the 18th day Of SArch
next; they may otherwise by law be excisis~, fr,-
ell beneht of the said estate. Giyeh under mn hand
this lstn day OF Marcn, ISIS.
mays-ma' AGNES 4. PUMedgEY, Executrir .
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTION, That tho Subscriber
having obtained from tie Snpreu.s S'purt OF the
District Of Columbia, bold eg SpscIal Term iettsrs
,s:tsnenssry on The ye<senh ssssse o. JAM 8.
hLALD late O. Washington city. psstrict Of Co
sSs ssd
same with the vouchers thsrsof % ths snS-cribsss
on or before the Soth dAy "a Anril usxt: Tier
may otherwise by law be excluded from al bcns0s y
the said estate eiyen under our hands thru -
day 81 April, 80 AUGUSTA g. r. RnJfH.
CHAs. h: PooLIL.
sp-' ny Isecrtrix aud Hxse"'"'
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0THE .BOyE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until TUESDAY MAY 18TH ISIS at O eI,.,l,
7 m. b. order OF the Trustee
IL WASH. II. WILLIAMS, Auct
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IFo8 POTOMAC RIYER LANDINGS.

- ! ne "a nj aud tas OrIte Irua Steamer -
flLcI BOY, " ii. b. les, Captain n
~ y becf Thoroughly oveThsucd and renffed
y Te,ulle her triP- fer Potomac river Lsusngs on
~ So March II, and every TUESDAY and
al hBAl thereafter, leav ing Fitzbuehs wharf
p, ~ o. street AZ O'Clock q. m. Returning viii
$50 IA " sshl02t"n every Wednesday and Ssuday
FT-i-Et received aaiiy
- iretghl~ IlEsf BE- prepaid
fahE \ h
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AUCTION SALES.
Fl TURE DAYS

WASH WILLIAMS, Aucticnear,
no. I0OI northwest corner OF Io n and ID a.,
Successor TO Green & Williams. Aucf;o1.ar. 81
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EFTHE ABOVE SALE is STILL FURTHER
post p"ned until FRIDAY, May 2Ist. at > O'Clock
? m. By order of the Trustee
may IL toSds WASH. Is WILLIAMS Auct
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THOMAS BOWLING.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
(Success0r to Latimer Cleary,D
southwest corner kenna avenue and 18th street
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aTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
Thu hSDAl. May 21th, lN75, same hour aud place
SMHf eHaEf T T f PAIHtsrN Trustees.
my SD IRep.l j. 7. COLpWELL. Salesman
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, NAV "a, 1873, same hour ami place.
JAMES ". CoRC0RaN.{ Trustees.
mayl1 -eo&ds DINCANSuN BROS Auci-
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III Il. ZIMMERMAN & son,
II. Auction and Commission Merchants,
No. OIL La. avenue, near 9TH street northwest
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STEAMER LINES.
NOTICE TO IHE PUBLIO.

NOTICE TO ThE PUBLIC.
EASIIINGT0N, E0RFOLK. NEW YORK..
BOSTON AND PRO VTDENCF.
The and elegant Steamer JANE MOsHlv
viii Cuurence her trips between ~N-S
" ashirFf and Norfolk. leaving Ess5ta(
Norfnik Thursday, April lat, at o m
NazhinEton every NONDAY snd TfIURSDLV ~ az
,. m. touching al the principal River Lan5inc,
-pnEeCtEs - NoTt9lk with ste sInship- of fhs ri 4
n Line for Boston and ProyideTce with the nid
p.minion Steamship Company for New YORK Wv
Tue notice VIII be given when the Lady az thu
AXE al ninenee her regular trips Wv
For frtlg hf apply TO
y. K. FITZHUGH, sfh stree, whar,
@ p HYDE, Gsorgefoxn
=. 4 REED, Alexandra. Va
A. Z. PLANT, General Agent
hssE, IN kOoIn Nc. a, Plant Building
poIOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The steamer SUE Cart Jas ~n-
Hsrp~I, and steamer "EXPRESS.T .EseSasalS
Cap J 4 Barker, will leave Bsltir1--1 niEr ~
- Light street wharf, every TUESDAY, sSs
nut kSi'A1 Al , m, fer W ashiE gtOn and decree
town aud intermediate landings returning leave Sc
7hrn-en : wharf, foot Of7th street, every Mon
a. M and FRIDAY at II D. m. These steamers
ar elegantly furnished with every Convenience ~
tn comfort 81 the travelling public and ara unsnr
passed IN Passenger snd freight hx
Any bats on the Potion &C river All, RIyEI
EkklGH1S MUST BE PREPAID, FOR fnrthe,
information apply 90 'Ui'ne'
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents,
49, ga 18th street wharf
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Largest Circulation in the District

In Maryland ard some other states the
execution OF criminals for capital offences is
q public affair. AMI il always certain to at
tract large and apprrciative audiences. The
lame. the halt AMI the blind, the young and
The Old. the rich and the poor flock to the
place Of execution in crowds, on horseback
and in all kind Of vehicles, and the occasion
l. made = gala day. "ButChered to make
Roman holiday was once the correct thing
To characterize the gla1iatOrisl combats in
the SevCn-hilled city. and one il fOrcIbly re-
minded OF the expression when realizing &C
counts Of the scenes at public execstjOnS in
the nineteenth century. In the states
where executions are conducted in pri-
vate the law limits the attendance
10 the sheriff and assistants. a few officials
and reporters OF the press The pressure for
tickets Of admission. however, is generally so
great that the officer in charge Of the execu-
lion is frequently induced To evade the law
by depUtiZing a large number of applicants
as his assistants. This practice. it would an
pear. Gov. Tilden, Of New York, is inclined
to break up. as he has called the attention Or
the sheriff Of Queens county, whose unpleas-
ant task it is 10 work OFF, two mur,Ierers on
the 10th instant. 90 the laws OF the state bear
ing ON the attendance at executions and
S'atcs that he shall expect him To rigidIy en-
force them. The Governor further says that
the appointment Of special deputies or other
assistants will b. regarded as an evasion of
the statute. and that the state. in providing
for the deplOTahle necessity Of taking life To
cxpiatC crime. intends that the dying agOnies
of the criminal shall not he exposed to public
view. or la made the subject Of an idle and
morbid curiosity.
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The President in his message to Congress
yesterday shows that he is staunchIy sound
vet on behalf Of healthy finance. In the
opinion Of thoughtful business mon the effect
Of the financial bill just signed by the Presi-
dent will be to gradually appreciate the value
OF the grcenback until we shall arrive at
specie resumption before the date assigned
IN IL
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The report elsewhere by the WOmeu's Cen
tennlal executive committee of this city, OF
the result of the Capitol tea-party. shows
that the very handsome sum of - .69i.3l was
Melted by that entertainment for the object in
view The ladies of Washington may well
feel some pride in their success i'll realizing
an amount so much larger by comparison
Than that raised through similar entertain
mentS in other cities; the more especially as
10 contributions were solicited a. a charity
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Mrs Cady stanton, Miss Anthony and the
other cOnventiOnists are to be condolert
with over the annOyances they suffer from
The interruption of such crazy bodies as Dr.
Mary Walker and j. II. Merrill. Freedom
OF speech is cardinal doctrine with the
Woman'S Fighters, but they doubtless begin
10 THINK II can be carried too lar.
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An Illustration Of the general business
stagnatI0n of the year throughout the coun-
NY Il given in the decrease of passenger trdf-
nc ON the Baltimore city passenger railway
HE report OF the company submitted a dav
or Two ago shows decrease in the number
o. passengers carried Of s26, ~ from the num-
Der carried in 1S73' and the falling of is at
lr.Outed sOlely 10 the harl tiules
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The Ways and Means Committee do not
Seem TO have struck very rich vein off in
formation in questioning Dom Piatt to-day
upon Pacific Mail affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-15

Some Of the New York papers to save
themselves from losing their reputation as
prophets are now seeking to give the impress
SION that the Presidents message upon Lou
l>iana affairs, as submitted, was greatly
changed and modified from the original
dTaft-in short, that he had backed down .
The Republican, however, declares. authorize
lively. That there never was any material
change in the tone or language of the mes
sage from that in which IL was first written
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A. STR AUS.
1o11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

Janl5-tr Three doors from 18th street
RANhRUPICl NOTICE.-This IS 70 gtrs nOtfc>,
- That on the 18th day of January A ID 1875 "A
warrant IN BankTup'cy was issued against the eS-
tate al JAMES W ALLISON, Of the City of Wash
InGt0n- Of said District, who has been atju1gad a
Bankrupt on his own petition: That the payments
81 any debts and delivery of any property belonging
To such Bankrupt, to him or for his use and the
transfer Of any property by him, forbidden by
law That = meeting Of the creditors of said Bank
rupt to prove their debts and choose one or more
s~signees Of his estate, will be held Court of
Bankruptcy. holden at the City Hail. in the CITY of
Washington. before J. SAYLES BROWN Register
on the 18th day of January A. u IS75 at II o'cIock
n ALEXANDER SHARP,
u. ;. Marshal Of ID. c., Is Messenger
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As i am determined 10 reduce Stock. purchasers
will and il TO their advantage to give rae cali
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NOTICE.
During the interruption to navigation of the Poto-
mac RlSN; TWO TRAINS :.
VIII leave the Baltimore and LA mi NJ
Potomac railroad depot daily go = & -
az - q m and ll:3s m. running through to Rich
mOnd and points South.
Janl2 St ED. S. YOUNG, GenT Pass. Agent.
Ne. 439 lBEAUTIFuL INTERIORJ Mo- 39
18th street, DECORATIONS, 9Th street
CHOlCE PAINTINGS, &c,
MARKRiTER,s.
No 439 3th street, between ID and streets. doors
above Odd Fellows Hall
Just receiyed, Beautiful Pastel Paintings by
Breuerton; also, several different sized copies OF
tarl Muller 5 Holy Family
OIl painting Of Charity by Genarria, Italy
autumn on the Connecticut, by Max We'll
Finest collection o Porcelain Paintings in the Dis
tTictr ranging in price from So to $50
All the above are handsomely framed
Also choice ChrpmOs, Engrayings and Photo
gTs phs. &c: also largest assortment of PAPER
HANGlNGS and PICTURE FRAMES in the Dis
IIiet. W indGw shades, Picture Cord and Tassle,
wire center timed, silver and gold plated Picture
Cord. Picture Nails, Rings, &c. Orders for Paper
hanging, ind0w Shades OF Picture Frames pune
tualIy hlled and satisfaction guaranteed.
81 Terms Cash. jans-3wt
A SPLENDID sTOCK-The world renowned
"A kNABE PIANOS, Parlor Grand, Square
Grand. Square and Upright PIANOS: WIN
MCCAMMON Celebrated PIANOS, 7-octayes full
Toned bor sale and rent on the most accominOda-
ting terms. Tuning promptly attended to.
Mrs. C. REICHENBACH,
Jazz r AS 18th st, above Penna avenue
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FOR SALE

A FINE SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FOR SALE
n on resSouall- tcrni-s vii rent A3i Is, at
this Office PIANO. Iaulg N+
EOR SALE-SADDLE HORSE, b--t one ~
n IN the District Denmark and BrpHn an &cSN
stock; : so. No. i0ll iSth street JsRls 81
FOR SALE-A FAST SAILING SIOOP, santa
u Maria, - bargain, owner hks other 80
business. AddreSS A L BOY ~. car RrCk -
ham 4 Co. ~ King street, Alexandria an =
seen for few DAYS at Alexandra rarls ST.
tNoR SAlE-A small ENGINE and ROLLER 4
u from 4 q horse power, will be sold very low
either together or separately Inquire AZ 2IS 81
street northwest IN I'M
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PERSONAL.

ZONE AND SEE HATTIE J. FRENCH. ia.
- celebrated reliable Medical and business clair
yoFant, 125 nth street, between e. and north S>~f
tNsnlnstigns and consultations daily Terms 81
and 81 Nervous Diseases treated Successfully
sesncF~ TUESDAY evening at ~ 'ciOck IAnII Ira'
A NOVELTY FOR MARRIED LNpIES-S.nd
addrgsS with stamp, Tor information MADAME
nOhkNE, Post Office Box los, Washington, n
decs I'm
MRS DIR. ELLIS. the Cfreaf Casrrovaai as -
l't efhc AsfroloStSf. st 10th street The m &c
skepcsl invited - call and learn Of ali thew wpulI
know concerning life nnvls lps
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800 Chests RSceirsd this dan, BIZ RaiL
Finest OOl0ng Tea, price s. cents =.
Finest English Breakfast, So cent,
Finest GuBpOwder, Sii0
Finest Imperial, 81 IS
Choice Imperial, 81
Good Imperial, 80 cents; Finest Japan. = per h.
We particularly recommend our 9 Japan and Sc
tOEfEE.-Old Java, genuine; MarcabO, Rio.
Mocha, Laguyra. Plantation
G.. G.. CORSwELL n SONS
FINE GROCERS,
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S0S AND 32s AVENUE C..

Come one. come all.
To Sample Stall
Dir. JOS. PRATHER takes pleasure i'm informipe
NJ customers and the public in general that fJaxI
he can be- found al Nos. 326 and 3ss News.
Northern Liberty Market, Saturday, evening.
Ioth int and every succeeding market day there
alter where the best beef the lowest market rates
can be obtained
lanl3 I'M JOS. PRATHER
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SLAUGHTER: SLAUGHTER:
AT THE NEW STORE.
WILL OPEN JANUARY arm.
lca.e 81 pieces pure Brillantine Mohsir, bIscE, az
Soc, worth 75C. -
lo0 dozen all Linen Handkerchief, &c
~ pieces new style Calic0eS, &C
81 pieces sheeting Cotton. l2lyc
~ pieces "a wide do. 2jc., worth S5c.
Al our Dress 6o"ds M down. down price,
lnn pieces SbirtIug CsliCoe-, - =, worth I2S.c
Yard long Towel, IL sc
Caml ric for facing. s.
Another bale Of the best Cottans loo
~ pieces Black Alpacss- double width. &c
fNtra heavy and wide Canton Flannel no ana lA<
slocklngsl Hc., worth IL &C.
Balmorsl Skirts. sr
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY,
q. VI. TOwSON CO.,
- bSb Penn. ave. south side, near 7th street
Goods setii 60 all parts Vi the District
Give ~ call ,s,r 1879
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FOR THE NEXT
FIF L L EN- ID AVS
OFFER THE FOLLOWING
> j &c | AL Ii II G. AIN s:
DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS.
ONERCOATS.

ONERCOATS.
A REDUCTION FROM.SJ To $40 ON ALL
HEAVY OFERCOATS
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LOST AND FOUND.

& REWARD-LU-t on January 18th, 1875, a New
S-'c fuundland female DOG. The above = ~
reward will be given for her return to Mr.=->e~1n
TYAN, corner 10th and l. streets Iani5 q
i OST-On last Saturday, between aud 5 o clock
going up from 4th street to 81 h, up 9th t. l. SITS
Black Cashmere BASQUE. A Suitable reward vii
he given if returned to "DRESSMAkER," 4OI III
street northwest. ianlt 3rs
i OS1-A liver Colore,l and white mi Ned SETTER
IL white spot in forehead; lost about Jan ~
uary 10th, 1S75. name of owner on collar :=as>>><
liberal reward for the return of the Dog or for any
Information of his whereabouts Apply 10 WASH
Il. WILLIAMS. cor. 9TH and ID stS ianIt n
I OST-From a Carriage going 10 or returning
- from the President on Tuesday even
ing last, a Ladies fine GUM OFERSHOE. 80
gaiter pattern, for which a suitable reward will De
paid by leaving it at WM. w. eli HANDLERS Livery
Stable, ON East Capitol street, No. III. janlf 2tE
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rs METROPOLITAN CLUB The regular
10y meeting 81 the Club will BE- held THIS Fri
aayl ENENlNG. January Is, ISIS, at the Club
Rooms 4 32 !th street, at 80 O'Clock
by order: InI P.W PEARSON, See
EFC9LUNBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
viii be held on SATURDAY EVENING I6tb in
stshi, ~ so q" clock. IN the Columbia Law Build
iDg 9Th street, between ID and streets
lanB y l.. ii. PATTERSON. Il