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Proposals.,

OFFICE SuPT. 8. G., PENrTENTrARY.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. January 21. 1875.
CEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the
- following SUPPLIES to tho South Ca
rolina pcnitentiary for the present fiscal
year will be received at this Office until
February /, 1875:
$500 bushels CORN.
$4,000 pounds BACON.
49. 500 pounds FRESH DEEF.
IL $50 pounds RICE.
8 281 pounds PEAS.
8,078 pounds SUGAR(B.)
2,o52 pounds COFFEE.
500 pounds SALT.
275 pounds PEPPER.
20, 440 pounds HAY.
90 barrels FLOUR.
80 barrels MOLASSES.
barrels VINEGAR
The above articles to be OF good quality,
and to be furnishcd at such times and in
suoh quantities as the Superintendent may
order. The party or parties to whom the
contract may be awarded will be required
to enter into sufficient security to iusure
tho faithful performance OF the contract.
JOHN B. DENNIS,
Jan ~ Supt. 8. O. Penitentiary.
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A. hermit, shout thirty two years
old, has been found in q dense forest
on d mountain near Wilkesbnrre, Pa. (,
who viii not give his name. bat ssys
that, being . South Caroliniap, he
went through the war as g Confede-
rate soldier. andsshat his father and
two !brothsFs we're killed in the came
selyios.. he has travelled through the
ooaltry for several mouths, bat, being
unable TO eet employment. has retired
totthe forest to aive on crackers aud
dIisd beei, st . cost OF. fiftsen cents .
dey. raAher than bag, He expects TO
leave the forest in the spring, if he
lives through such ''snifters" as the
recent polar wave.
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Important to Farmers,
ONLY FORTY DOLLARS 4, TeHt
-Yfu. Rort Il
GUANAHANI HUAN0..

A, N important natural Ghlao-sHan
~ Animal Deposit 4 Cargo 0f .6g9 tons
nov. now on a.ah the way % to this pos.. TGh naino
North Carolina tho past season. !Cirou-
lar ana oertlncases sent on Appiication. =
Prof. Wilson, OF Baltimore 3D.. eays OF,
this Guano: by critical exsmination OF
the analysis CT the varibus csrgoes You
have imported, . striirE feature is Tie,
great regularity in the per censags OF the
important constituents essential for ths
production OF all crops."
Prof. F A. Genth, OF Philadelphia, Penn,
origin, and the minute, bones which we're
discovered In the same, indfcats that it 10
the result OF the decay Of bstst mice, DO.
The qnantity Of orRauic matter which fs
still pr-sen IL about II per cSIt.. snd this
yields about q per cent. OF ammonia. a
portion of the nitrogen 10 present ., nitric
acid, OF which about 8 per cen.. were found.
All the nitrogen present would .be equiva-
lent to about 50 per cent. OF ammonia The
phosphoric aci'i IN the Gusho' aversged
or Bone fhosI hate. A considerable guam
tity or the phosphoric acid, however. 10
present as so.callsd neutral Phosphate, Of.
Lime. which, being slightly soluble in
water, water, render. ths 0usno a. quick in its
perphosphstes would do. The small per
centage OF potash which was found ir
analysis adds to it's value. From all the
experlm ents which have made OF the
Guanahani Gnane NO doubt can e1iat that
It 10 valuable maRpre,"
Prof. b. O. White, Or the GeorHia State
Agricultural bociety,,1Ay&: "As shown hy,
the analysis. this Guano contains. IN good
proportion, all the elements which afo
food. and the formt and ,combiqations in
which they are present ate Stftt IS feh.
der them available 70 and as4imNsble Ny-
the plant. I should judge that tie plopss
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New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
"OkKIAG to Win, story for girls,
w $1.75.
Mistress Of the Manse. by DR.. Holland,
author Of Arthur Bonnycastle, 81 so.
A History OF Germany, from the Earliest
Times. by Charlton Lewis, 81 SO.
=, Manua! OF Mythology, Greek, Roman,
Morse. Hindoo, Egyptian and OLD German,
by Murray, $2.25.
Prsirie and Forest, the Game of North
America, with adventures in their pursuit,
by Gilmore. 81 so.
Health and Education, by Kingsley, 81 rs.
Hogarth's complete works, in three vo.
!umes. The Wild North Land, by Msior
Butler, with plates, 50. so. History OF CLUBS
and Club Life. London. Book of Wonder
tnl Characters, with portraits. The Slang
Dictionary, historical and anecdo,si.
Homes aud Haunts OF the British Poets,
London, and other new books. Nov l
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Five bundred barrels Of "Solomon's
Fancy" hour, just received. Now 10
tho time to bay. a. hour is cheaper
than in ten years, at Hardy Solomon's.
"A large lot Of North Carolina moun-
tain apples, just received and for sale
cheap, at Solomon's.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OFKENTUCKY.

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF FKENTUCKY.
Death OF Gou. CHARACTERIZATION of the
1rastees-A Successor Appolnted-NO
More Pos'ponehaentS--Dra Certain
February 81.
At meeting OF the Trustees Of the Pub.
lilo Library OF Kentucky, January l6, 1875,
it was resolved that G. NJ Briggs, Esq.,
who. under the late Hon. Thos. f.. bra nj
lette, was the real business manager of the
Gift Concerts, already given in aid OF the
Public Library OF Kentucky. be and he is
hereby authorized to take the place made
vacant by the death Of said Bramlette, in
and last Gift Concert, and that the draw.
ing announced for February 27, 1875, shall
positively and unt quivocally take place ON
that day without any neutrality-suspicious. ment
or delay on any account whatever.
r. T. DUKRETT, President.
JOHN 8. CAIN. Secretary.
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Buggies, Wagons. GO.
CITY Licenses,
Grand Central Java Coffee.

WE are agents for the GRAND CEN
w TRIAL JAVA COFFEE COMPANY.
Their coffee IL sold in pound packages, ut
thirty cents per pound. and each case Of
Sirty pounds contains a superior eight day
clock, which becomes the property OF the
lucky purch sser who buys the package con-
tanning the ticket which entities the owner
thereof to the clock. Tho coffee is full
valne itself for the price charged, and the
clock is given as . prize to induce pur-
chasers to try the coffee.
Jan22 JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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FINES SALOON.

No. Al Richardson Street, bet,reen Lady
and Geruuis Streets.
HAvlNd replenished my entire stock of
Ill Liquors. Cigars, &C., having also
given proper attention to my Restaurant,
and the public generally with the best the
markets afford.
Oct II WIN. NJ. FINE. Apent
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IN three years two rats become
648. 8.808. and yet the druggists look
vita suspicion on man who asks for
q dimes worth Of strychnine.
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Hereafter all communications relating to
the Fifth Concert should bo addressed to
the undersigned, and pledge myself that
the drawing ehail come off February 27, or
that every dollar paid for tickets shall be
returned. G. NJ. BRIGGS.
Agent and Manager, Room 4, Public Lii
brxry Building. Louisville, KY.
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Kerosene Oil.

kerosene U1I.
DURE WHITE KEROSENE. at 1sc. per
l. gallon, at wholesale, and 2Oc per gal
lon at retail, delivered in all parts Of the
city. This Oil is guaranteed fully up to
the standard required by the Uni. "a
States. For sale by
JAMS JOHN AGNEW &SON.
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Hcal Estate Wantea

|nWNERi OF large plant. tiops, who are
or owners Of .timsered 'ands near .sAftine
streams or rs:ir,sd. 81 farms % iGS 10 sd
acres Of productive land, Tor tbst b, ;futli.
cious cultivation ca BE- m u de su;3 or bold.
ers OF improved city property, will.do wsll
to call upon the subscriber. Par.oas At, =
d!st..ice. Who uirh 20 make teErs 'th thef
communications oertain. Ril. plasi enclose
q stamp GIO NORTH
Real Estate Agent. Msns;. Ii B6u.e, hEf
Jan 20 VA mo-. ,tNluwci.lsaC.r
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Springs, Axles and Iron.
our stock of SPRINGS and AXLES, a.
" we'll as IRON OF all descriptions, is
uery large. Purchasers will save money BY
procuring these goods, as we'll 40 Carriage
Material, at the HnrdUare Establishment of
Nov % JOHN AGNEW D. SON.
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Coughs and Colds.
RROWNB BRONCHIAL rROCHEs,
- Chlorate Potash PastiIes,
Gelatine Lozepges,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Hill's Balsam Honey.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Jayne's Expectorant.
Piso's Cure. For sale at
L. T. SILLIMAN Il CO.'S
Dec ~ Drug Store.
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New Garden Seeds,
Novelties and approved Kinds.
EOrTLER'S EARLY DRUMHEAD,
IL Oarter's Supsrfns Early,
Early kchweinfust-Q Qaintal,
Early Winningstsdt,
Early French OK Heart,
Eai.y Peas, Early Corn, Beets.
For sale by e. H. HEINITSH,
Jan 20f Drug and Seed Store.
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Canned 0osdA. ,oxe p, ~,
1n0 GASES q b. cans TOMATOES, a.
wv 81 80 per dog and 15c. por dan. -
100 osses q lh. oans ,PEACHES, u 90. -
per doz. and 25c. per cAn.
On hand and for pals by '"'. Ii'9 a."
JAM JOHN AsiyRW l. SON.
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Five tierces Davis diamond hams,
6ve tierces Davis sugsr-cured break.
fast bacon, twenty. Ave tierces new leaf
lard. just received and for sale cheap.
at Hardy Solomon's.
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sTo Executors, AdmfESy.4otsa
Guardians ano Aruatet -.
fjHAKE notice that ypu ar: hereby cited
/ and r. 'quir. 10 hir IN rite 'Hfiice 'of tho
Cours oi PiobAte Tor ii,,li- na iLounty. On.
or hetsr" ,,hm ,hn 1t dah 4 Feb.ns,,. 1875.
.t. =, - b T. .salONfi.tj = :,
Jan I'LL Judge 1f pEObAte
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Look After Your stomach.

LOOK After Your hlQMach-
THE assst M.aioinsl Co4isSt,op in tho
Mnch. Ohoeeiate foEtahlt, WApns lkfuea -.
Pistsche Fasto, Cpcpa Caramel. dream
Cboooiat te, A)thsa ana MiilSw DfSps, Bois-
Bile Gpm Drops. ApsgA Ae@i.ssivsa., 9sA-
ger Drops. Eng: Miht D. ops. finest Extract
HEINITsH,s Drug Htore, .t.,. Dssfat =.
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'ELBY COLUMBIA G. JANUARY 80 1875
City Taxes.

City Taxes. .
CITY ASSESSORS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. 8. O., December 1G, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho books
Taxpayers Of all property taxable by the
City OF Colum bia for 1876 Property. hold
ers aud all others interested are notified
that their returns must be- made before the
81st day OF Jmnusry, 1875. Blank forms
can be had OH application to
Dec IL RICH. JONES, City Assessor.
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DIED.

GOLIATH On the elst inst, 81 3 n y M Of css-
sumption, , A. GOLIATH, aged IS year., mouths,
The funeral. viii take place FROM hi. late re-
deuce. No. 400 n street northeast, on SATURDAY
respectfully invited 10 attend
.HEARD. In Gcorgetovn, u. e., on the 2Ist tsst. +,
MARY q. IiEARp, beloved ,,if. n J,bpT H..srs
Funeral on SUNDAY, 23th instant. Relatives and
friends invited 10 attend. baltimore sun pissss
LAKEMAN OF heart disease. MARI A. L.rg-
hAN, IN the 57th year II her age
1912 Pennsyl,snis avenue SUNDAY. January airs,
al % clock .. m.
LAURIE. on the srh instant, At IN. Govern
meut Hospital tor the Insane. JANE, LAURIE.
The members Of the Calriania Club snd st Al
9ress Sosieiy ar T.,prciuily requested % attsnd
NJ; S22 Pennsylvania avenue On Saturday, -
MOTTO. on the 29d instant, Mr.. PAUL Morrs,
in the Goth year Of has age
His friends are respectfully invited 20 attend De
tuner from the rr-id-uCe u his daughter, Mary
T.. Moor, l7l2 Riggs street. between I7th aud Isss
near Boundaty, On Saturday afternoon, 81 inst
So-cl2ck baltimore and Tennessee papers please
PATCH. At an, On Friday, January ea
hnWAkb IL youngest son Of John and Margaret A.
The fri,nds and acquaintance 1t the famiI, ar.
requested 10 attend the funeral FROM the r-id-nc,
hIs parents, % IL street northeast, st clock %
saturday, January sd.
RYTHER. On the 10Th Of January, EBwIN A.
Friends and relatives 1T the family are respect
fully invited g. attend his funeral on saturday ga
inst at O clock, from his late ra,ideuce No 1915
Georgia avenue, bet. 10Th and 18th SIS. =
ST. CLAIR. on the 2lst instant, at 3. IS s'clock .
n, Mrs kosANNh ST. CLAIR, ia the 56th year o.
which she bore with Christian fortituie
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SEBASTIAN. In Montgomery county on the
I'd Of JanurT, lS75, at dock, Mr. CATHVsINE
kLLEN SEBASTIAN IN the oath year Of her age, VIE
Friends are invited 70 attend the funeral at 10
O'Clock Sunday morning from her late residence.
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THE TURF IN THE SOUTH-Raciaq ia
South Carolina on WedileSidV.-The first regular
meeting of the South Carolina Jockey Club
held since the war opened at the Washington
course, Charleston, Wednesday, causing the
largest turf gathering seen in Charleston for
for all ages, for a purse OF $3.50, with $50 TO
the second horse. five started. BacOn'S Gran
ger, the favOrite, came i'm first, PrusSian sec
ond, and Jack Frost third. Time, 3:52. For
the second race, for three-year Olds, one mile,
three started. The race was won by the ia
vorite, Rice's Volcano, Mainsail second, and
Denver third. Time, l:52. For the third race.
one mile. for three-year oldS, for a purse of
$500, with $50 TO the second horse, five horses
started. The race was won by Barton n Will
sons Denver, with Mainsail second, and War
fare third. Time, E56. The race will on
tinue for three days more.
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A CASE OF HYDROPHOBIA IN A HORSE is
just recorded in Paris. Some six weeks since
a horse belonging TO the livery stable Of VI.
BOurquet was bitten by a mad dog. The
wound was carefully dressed, but the horse
continued 10 grow worse. Two weeks ago the
owner called in veterinary surgeon. The
horse was led from the stable and, breaking
away from the hostler, made his escape from
the yard and ran furiously down the Rue
d'Asnieres. Mons. PetiUean, a brave young
fellow, threw himself before the mad horse
caught the bride, and succeeded in arreSting
his progress. The horse bit Politician on the
arm, the wound going to the bone. Then,
foaming at the mouth he threw himself on
the pavement, his whole body shaken with
commissions. Petitjean was taken To the hos
pital at LaribOisiere, where il was found
necessary TO amputate his arm 10 save his
life.
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INCENDIARISM AND BLoODSHED IN
SOUTH CAROLINA-GeneraI NJ. c. Buffers
residence, at Edgefield, S. c., was burned by
an incendiary on the night OF the 18th. The
incendiaTy confessed that Tenant, a negro
militia captain, hired him to do the deed
Tenant refused to be arrested. The consta-
Butler and eight others accompanied the con-
stables in search of Tenant. Tenant and
his followers fired at the posse from ambush,
and the latter returned the fire, wounding
three negroes, two mortally. Tenant and
the others fed. On Tuesday night the negroes
fired at j. Merriwether fifteen times. DIR.
McTie, who went TO attend three wounded
negroes, was fired at twice on his return, one
shot perforating his clothing, and another
wounding his horse. More trouble is appre-
hended.
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THOMAs E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY ON SOUTH SIDE OF
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
TWENTY FIRST AND TWENTY SECOND
STREETS, BEING THE TWO STORY DOU-
BILE BRICK HOUSE KNOWN AS No. 2Ii2
ON SAID AVENUE.
Ga Under and by virtue of a decree of the Su-
Iii preme Court of the District of Columbia, passed
on The 10th day of December, 1874, in Equity cause
No. $500 wherein RoNalana Sawyer is complainant
and X. Finley Hunt and others are defendants, the
undersigned Trustee will sell at public auction, in
front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, January
80, 1875 at clock all that part of lot fourteen m
in square seventy five 75D, beginning for the
the northwestern corner Of said lot, and running
thence southwesteTly at right angles with the line of
Pennsylvania avenue eighty six So feet nine ~ in
ches thence south twenty five (25) feet thence east
about forty four "a feet, thence northeaserly nine
~ 800 feet six (6 inches TO the line of said avenue
and thence along said forty nine (49 feet 9l
inches to the place Of beginning with the improve
ments above described.
The above property will be sold subject to a deed
of trust for with interest thereon at 10 per
per annum from October 4th, lS74. The pTinci pal
sum will become due October 4th, 1876.
Terms of sale 0ne-fourth of purchase money in
cash. the residue in three equal instruments at 6, II,
and Is months respectively the deferred payments TO
bear interest at per cent, and to be secured the
property sold, or all cash at option of purchaser.
w. 4. EDMOSSTON, Trustee
janl9-d TH0S. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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WASH u. WILLIAMS. Auctionear,

" y
w Successor to Green 4 Williams,
1901, northwest corner 10th and II streets
SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURSI-
TtRE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
HANDSOME MARBLE TOP SIDEB0ARD.
PILLAR ElGHT-F00T EXTENSION TABLE.
ELEGANT PARLOR SUITE, SEVEN PIECE
WALNUT DRESSING CASE CHAMBER
SUITE: WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE,
MARBLE-TOP; FANCY CHAIRS; WALNUT
HALL RACK; WALNUT DINING CHAIRS:
OIL PAINTINGS MARBLE-TOP TABLES;
LADY WALNUT WHITING DESKS; WAL
NUT LIBRARY TABLE; HANDSOME PAR
L0R SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH.
NEARLY NEW; WALNUT wARDROBE,
DECORATED TOILET SETS; MAHOGANY
SIDE Tables HALL AND BRUSSELS
STAIR CARPETS; VELVET RUGS AND
NATE Ma lv G G0 IT AGE FURNITURE, WALSGT
IL GREEN ri REP; PnAINTEB BabSTEADs,
ERS; EXCELLENT HAIR MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS; LACE OUR
TAlNS AND WALNUT CORSICES; OAK
COTTAGE FURNITURE, WALNUT TRIM
MINGS, WITH MARBLE TOP; WALNUT
WHITING TABLES; INGRAM CARPETS
PARLOR STOVES, CR0CKERT, CHINA AND
q On TUESDAY MORNING, January &c
W 1875, commencing at 10 o'clock, / shall sell at
~ house No. 1915 street, between IIth and
y With streets northwest the above described
furniture, with many other articles too numerous 10
mention
Terms cash.
Jsn22-d WASH b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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ARreeaIy. re.eme., u.rr.r.

A
SUITABLE FIRE ESCAPE
Ia the four-sjory brick Tenement nc Hoxt
ana Pacific streets. Ruooldyn. on Tuesdax
night. fire originating in the cellar Spr,saa
through the builcirc DESTROYED an ~ ,bs
property and sufIocated two men 20 death
some plumbers had been a. WORK in the a.
.sril"nn under John Boe,ieckcr's grooery, 10
The corner Of the building. and az haif-r
six. after they had gone. smoke began co IN
the grOCery, BOcaccker shouted 10 the t~~-
ants: Mrs. Mary Flood, who lived on the
third noor, and her sons. Thomas and Jahs,
opened The door % the stairway and = Vnl-
ume of hot smoke stified them The nam>s
were iar below. but the smoke was enough 10
brighten the woman, she ran 60 the win
dow, threw 10 open. and jumped. Sho Struck
inc wooden awning in her fall. bounced OF
70 the sidewalk, and struck GA her head VITA
70 ule next house. and hardy hsd they taken
Der body away when John Flood boundca
GUY OF he window and fell % the sidewalk.
ana IN n moment more has brother Thou "a
81 rang and fell by his side. Johns rths w,.,.
hrohen' and he was 80 badly bruised that ne
N MeIS, MOI move. he was takes 90
MWShS drug store until the Long IIaad
college hospital ambslanes arrives.
Thomas flpOi'S right Shoulter va.
broken, and he was taken n a neishbs.-..
The flames Climbssi up through the partitions
ard oiled every part of the building Rop-.t
niedrich. in the fourth fioor. eScaped Town
ia, stairway with bis wife and one daugh ~
unhurt- Minnie biefrich. aged Is VS.
scorched I'm the face aud her lcrt hand Vas
badly burned. As the fire increased a. cut "a
all means OF exit, still leaving an the r~ar
neons Of the third door Timothy Ice 'ormtck
aged -, Its son. plaStrrer. Patricks wife
thfee children, and brother. They called
loudly Tor help, and "A policeman threw up a
rule MCCORMICK lowered his daughter Ellon
ny NJ almost To the sidewalk and then the
rulc siippsd and the girl frll, hurt about tse
head- some neighbors put a short laides
htaihst TIE house and the children MNrs
hal1l'N Gown Ia Them. Mr.. Me- 'prmick aud
hef brother-iu-law john CScat,.si In the same
way. hut In the flames and smoke assistance
could not be given 90 Timothy Mccormick
ana Patrick, and they persisted Tie fire was
cNtinguiShed and "a search was mad, G.T
bottles. Those OF the Met orrnictS were found
IN their rooms. The father was ON his knees
with ms face buried In his foldei arms and
the ION was lying with his lace 60 the fiOns-
HE hodleS were Singed little. but not
enough 10 have caused death Mrs Marr
Flood died in the ambulance. John FIoDf IA
not expected to live. The building H. tall
and narrow, and has two narrow stairwayg
and no fire escape
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AUCTION SALES.

II ATINER 4 CLEARY,
-, Agctionesrs and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Once Buildings.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSE
FVRNISHIsGs, &c, SC, At OUR SALES
* To- MORROW Saturday, MORNING; Ian.
u uary 23d, Is75 commencing al 10 o'clock, we
M shall sell in front q our auction ro'ms, gen-
tersl assortment Of Household Coos.
Billiard Table, coornrISteJ
1t LKTiNER OLEABT, sucts
WIZ WALK a. CO q Al, AgI s,o''sir
Noe Sp and e2 pennsylvania avenue, corner oh st
ELEGANT nwhsLNgT CHAMBER SUITS, Wal,
fFSfbEkfs,r EAFkSkk SUITS. SIsPkkRsSSkAf TSs
f TtIs HA sFRf hS sTGk
a on FRIDAY MORNING, January 22
ISs, commencing at 10 clock, we will sell,
j tvsnces and storage We name in part. viz;
70 sets OF elegant PsTlOr Furniture;
ID sets OF Pari0r Furniture, rep ferries AMI hair
20 Msrbie. top sideboar,,s:
elegant EtegereS, with marble and mirror fros;,
Walnut and OAK Extension Dining Tables;
g pieces Of 0iEioth, different Widths;
marble top Tables, Bureaus. Dressing GASES;
EtegeTes, WSatnots, Extension Tsbias-S
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs.
30 sets Cottage Chamber Suits;
Hair and ShuCk Mattresses;
Is sets Tucker Springs, &C, &C
Also,
A lot of Second hand Furniture, Csrpets &c
We call the attention OF buyers to the above sale
a. the sale l. peremptnrF.
Terms cash
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY MORNING. January 25th, on account
OF the rain.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-22

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
n On THURSDAY MORNING, January pa
W 1875, commencing at 20 O'Clock, we shall sell
%s At the RESIDENCE Of lady declining house
tkeeping, being No. 6I3 + street. between 9Th
and 18th streets northwest, the following goods
Hair-ClOth ParlOr Furniture,
Marble top Tables,
Walnut Marble top Chamber Suites:
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bolsters.
Blankets and Spreads,
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets.
window Hanging and Shades,
Toilet Ware,
Walnut Extension Dining Table,
Dining Chairs
Silver plated, China and Glass Ware
stair and Hall Carpets and Oil Cloths,
Heating Stoves, together with many other srti
cles usually found in a first class house
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