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l1ss. Dellamy, according to her oHn account,
Ind bdon wont to take great pains AMI 70 exercise
much good taste sa regard 70 tha a costume soe
discarded hooped akrtB, while ehoso nhnl9ioy
drapsrtea wors still greatly favored by other
Aot1essos sid to haYe adopted 4 style OF dress
remarkable for an elegant anpAGisy tnen 1s, setY
rnused tbs& sha could b very gorgeous upon
occartons; aud concerning one OF two grand
tsageuy dresses Bhe bud obtained from Paris stle
has sonsshsns OF history 70 nasFse; X Hhe Ply
rival sct, esses vero to Appsar-hEe: pellamy ~
S.atirn. ant Ito fa,nuus Mrs. Wellington -
X1tana The ladies' did not love each othor--
Aud each possossod q temper. Moreover, zach
was . beauty. Mrr. Wohugton. grand brunette,
asrk. k.braxoi, WITH !ashiug eyes add stately nleu;
Mr.. lIosuy, = blonde. blue-eysd aad goldan..
haired-au accomplished acsresa, II Au affected
QUE, Now Airs. Hellamys EEaud dresa Of deoF
yellow satiu, With robe OF rich purple velvet.
the deitcat0 strAw-colored Hkrta Of Mrs. Wof-
npston, thoy seemed to 10 reduced IL dirty
viii u hue. The ladies' fairly Huasreled ove'
tlser dresses. AZ length, 1t "o msy Adept ;s ats.
tlnytous rage was 10 klndled ''sbas it nearly
bofderod OH madneas. When. oh! dire 70 ts!tl
shs drove nao on the carpet. aud gave me thd
coup de 9raca almoat behind tue scenes. Ihs
last dying speech to saelnx her beauty sud ans
attitude. could not avoid pesceiRing har vlo)enee,
and testlaed thor dsplessurs at It," Possibly
the scege esoltsd raisth In sn squA! degree
Foote forthwith prepared buslesaue. nThi
0reep.room Bluatb!e; o., ! Battle ReyL
Batvean ths Queen Of Babylon And the paughse,
at Dafius.' The san.a tragedy. it mar 10 nosed
had It ~ s.rliet daso been productive Of dl.eor@
in The theatre, Mts. Barry. " Kordna, had IN
desd stahucd hor Staslrd. Mrs. toatslt sia
suoh viol,nee that the dagger although ~
Doutali's stsys And sntersd shout 9uasssf Of u
Inch into the assh." Il u rot elaar,, hoWeyat
thst thia contest, like s4s oshss, Ato bs ostfi1
atsd 10 sptAgonlem IL ths aatsas os dssss---A
| IL KanT koauaA
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bc1l,,o th,t mar vho,, r,,,1,1x
rrxe.ushier abnm h.ve .ns snn abIn Mno oae ntrh
sc1.n.o '"S'"" "~'' -" a''H !" > '"'-
Mr, Morr,wev-1 knoxv that II. c,-.rr,,,,.... t.
III, haye .n yrry ,erIsr -, i'm MI y, ,a ~
,nnsv n+ .lrnn,t .,,r,tir. nr1,p cnm,a.rr; .h,s
Hcp,terant y"n v.,i,c tst t .nr,sy 1 ~ h.
= "fmlj haud,s 'o' 'A''' '"a" ''n''""s' asoeF '"eh
Mr. MorTtsc,-r at1nY -or,, ~. -. ,.,.
d.,. .,on ~ s,e+ o'an -! rsun not ne ny
sn hsye ao .y.v " a. a. "e un"a ~ sss h nsy
bact ant fonnt avcr; n,,n ret .E ~ ~, sh 'v ~,
IL -. VII ~ .la.s 1Has "nefo 40 leit taetnt nns
@ ,,. ~, 49, ~ - seF1 WILING q nA!t tlese
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1Fe7sIo7a fY. "a ENstUE.
Mr. John 8. BuEgsn, OF Princeton Junction.
sayS that noar his rya ald he l,As small spot of
vury fortila laud Last fall q stray graiu Ut ryo
fel iuto it. 1t las grown out sery large and
line, branching out fram tbs roots with many
shoots. Whon 1t beosne ripe Dir. Do3Kcn pso.
stalks, and In tha stalks II gfans Of rye. AL
though tue grams vera not vary lA1ge, they
weighed ou0as, dttahsa, md 10 yrasus, Troy
weight
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~ that.
THE CONDITION or TIE WORKING cLAssEs
aud l was assured by porsonn wtoso eapooal
duty il In to look after the poor that pauPsrBal
haa Leon mitch diminished in tho past ton years.
and tbe comfort Of tho labo1oIb very senBihly
enhanced. There IL ~, sttll ri; SidG e. room fos
roformatory oirorss Of tie largo cities
arc noblo both in magnitude and Bpiiit, and it
is most gratifying to perceive that tley arc
steadily gaining upon t,lo ares held by POI nry.
onyy of.the poor toward tAs rich in England
Than In the United 6tateA, aud Co,nnunism has
smailBr foothola tnore than with us.
The groat Increase Of woalsh tn England has
not boen accompanied by Intsea.ul personal OK
peuditure, but rather the contrary. Display, IN
tho way ot costly houhes, dscss. le"elry, and
furniture,
III ESTEEMED VULGAR.
! have been greatly Hlruck with the piainneaN
9! furniture and thu tn0desty Of tho town loaaos
Of wsstthy and ,ttlrl pcraooB IN London. 4
rich Euglsll.nan H. lnuels mote likely to apend
Mouey extrayayantly OIL hia bit Gt Rasden than
Oh hts durntcIe or on tho attire Of hls w!fe sud
daughters. ladv who oSns hundred aorcs
OF land lust outside OF Lonslotl complained 10 q
friend of mtno thss sLe oouId not oompoty with
tho American ludiea rho commonly met IN tue
Continent ln personal o1poudltura tn short,
public oplnion IN England not ouIy doos not re.
qn're display and oxtrayaghnce on the part Of
tho rich, but essentially frowua upon it.
THE yoRcka OF KOcIETY
run III Tue direction of economy. I know a
country whore I very different iue prevails.
Lotdou, with her LOU, ,0UO lphat!taittu, hos
oyerrlunlng wealth. har commerce sprawling
ever n,ilos 4na miles at the Thames snd arti-
llelat tocka ou either side OF It, las u gau4tty
look 2s eotnpsrsd With Amoncan cities. Il IL
only iRtoly thst high buildings NTH showy 1ronts
have oolns into vogue. aud now only tor the pnr-
possa Ut rails sy.atation hotalG aud few orcan.
soa.! rises. Uslity. oonvsatanoa, aooaoay, shsnt.
pss-sLsnt. hAvs bssa Va prime aohsldsratans
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DID.


CLEMENTS. on the evening" 81 the 9th instant
~ his Residence IN Georgetown. u. g.. WtLLIAN
IELEsbERMlEK CLEMENS. s1u ~ the late Bennett
Clements. IA the BSth year ot hs age
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
O. attend his funeral on saturday morning next at
TRINITY Church, Georgetown, u. C.. At 10 % clock
m, without further notice. Requiem mass. Rep I \
bENlNE. On the 9th instant, MARY ELLEN DE-
Thomas y Deyine.
Her funeral viii take place on Friday the stu in
slant, al ga o'clock, from the residence OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. james Ryan. No l2I 9th
street northeast and proceed O. - Peters Church.
where lsequiem Mass viii Doe offered for the replse OF
her soul The friends aud relatives 81 the family are
requested 10 attend \. \. papers please c0pyl
HolLlSTER. on the 9th instant. Of pneumonia
JOIN j. HoILIsrER. IN the slst year IT his age
rlend- 81 the family invited O. attend the fun
eral from his late residence Oh llh street 10 NOR
row, Friday. at p ma.
HUGHES. ON the 9Th instant, JOIN HUGHES,
aged - years.
Relatives and friends of the family are rrzpactfll,
requested O. attend hi> funeral from his son in au
residence, VIM. Lacy, No. = Virginia avenue south
west, Friday, one O'Clock ?. m.
JOHNSTON. At Wiiiarl's Hotel. Washington
ID G, on January Z. ISIS. Mrs. VA. = JaHNsrON
u Lake Forest Lake county, Illinois, aged forty
four years.
zOLCOTT. In the S0h year Of his age, RICHARD
G.. OLCOTT. II ~ phoil fever.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
RIDGELl. In Georgetown, u G.. on the morn
ing II the 9TH instant, Miss Ann CRAZE RTDcFIN
daughter 81 the late Judge Henry Rdgely. OF Mary
land, IN the ,6th wear Of her age
Her funeral viii take place on Saturday next. at
Z. m, from the residence u Mm. q. Ridgely, No.
80 lst street. "a
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nF-''The least said the fewest mon dead {" Ia
The way they put IL i'm the south.
n There are now seventeen collsctloaS n
DAY nom the post Office lamp boxes ia New
York.
nS-"HeIl closed for repa ifr~ was the tftleoF
the Rev. Nh. Lutz's sermon. "a New Uayea-
on New Years night.
~ \ church a Windsor Locks, Conn, has
aaUptGd a. doctrine mixture OF Roman
Catholic and advcntistS beliefs
~ Az the Cape OF Good Hope they have
found diamond weighing 20 caratS. n has
been sent 10 Ans jcpiam 10 be cut bv Herr
0aSta.
~ Ihirty-cight cases Of typhoid fever i'm
~. Mary'S han, Protestant EpisconaI
boarding school for girls az burlington. y l.
have nearly broken up the school.
- ScnOr Castelar, has resigned the praSi-
dencN OF The spanish cpnmi>Sio of the cen
tennlal exhibition at Philadelphia. the cham
ctilorShip Of public instruction, and his unf-
NcrSity pnofeSSorShip.
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TIE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

II l. claimed for these waters with perfect conf
dence that in certain forms of disease they have no
equal among the medicinal waters OF America. Es
pecially Il this claim made Tor them In the diseases
peculiar women in affections Of the kidneys, blad
der, and appendages, aud in arrangements of the di
geStiye organs.
Boxes, containing six gallons in glass, delivered at
the Scottshurg Depot of the Richmond and Danville
railroad, az 20. Patent carbOys Of five gallons 50 so
70 be paid IN advance. For testimonials address
THOMAS II. GO0DE, Buffalo Springs.
seP--Wtm Mecklenburg county, Va.
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AND WASHINGTON RI.

ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG Il. r.,
CORNER OF AND SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria As folows:-6,
=, g. 10. II a. m, I, 3, A. D, D, p m; a.
N and p. IN. daily, all other trains daily except
Sunday.
Local Trains leave Alexandria as fOlows.-6, z, :,
8, 10. l q III; 1, 3, q :, and 2. III. The
"A In. and D. m. from Alexandria daily, all other
trains daily except Sunday.
o a. IN. and p. m. connect with trains on Wash
iugt0n and Ohio n. X.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington 1 IS m. daily, excep. Sunday.
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
Tor sale at Offices 18th street and Pennsy ana
avenue and corner 9th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. where passengers can leave orders for baggage
% be- checked at all hotels and residences through to
destination. +. s. YOUNG,
lan6-u General Passenger Agent.
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Is THE >UrEEYE 20; COURT OF THE DISTRICT

H0.dftE O. SPsctat Isryl, DsrsBt6sr 2att. Is7l
Il ne 80. II Aaii, W inter, administrator Of
minl-iratrlN 1lv-ali has. With the appreciation Of
the Suprs" 'srt 81 ths District OF Columbia afOre
lss5, FOR th@ hal settlement and distribution of thu
personal 81 ate # said deceased ami og the assets in
hand. a. far the same have been collected and
turned INTO money when and whore all the creditors
and heirs 81 SAID deceased notified 20 attend with
thrir claims properly v0uched they Inay other
wise BY law D. excluded from al benefit Ia sal d.
Se,-+d : estate FFcrt9st, copy q this order be
puLiisbel once a week tJT three * ia tho Eyeu-
iLg Star prev ilUs % the said day. Test
dee-stu,E a. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills
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MARRIED.

HlANoN-MCFEE. ON TUESDAY evening the sfh
instant NJ The manse 81 The Westminster pre,byts
DER llINsoN and Miss ELIZABETH McFrE. ali o1
W rshIugtUu city.
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A WIPE I'm Springfield. Mas Sayv b,,r bt,s-
band walking with another woman. and al
once started for the river g. drown befs,ir
On the way she changed her mind. got a
pistol, sought the offending pair and fBrcsSi
Confession aud repentance under threat %
instant death
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CONSUMPTION, WASTING AND INDIGEs-
- TON.
sAvORY & MOORE,S

Pancreatic Emulsion and Pancreatine
Are the most POfeH; Remedial AgsHtS.
They the only remedies yet known for affecting
the digestion Of Cod Liver Oil and preventing
nassau, while they also efficiently supply the place
Of the oil when the stomach cannot tolerate 10.
These facts attested by the published records
Of numerous medical mea, extracts from which &C
com pany eac bottle.
SAVORY & MOORE,
143 NEW BOND STREET, LONDON, W.
Bottles from p. TO 2ls.
And Retail Of all Chemists throughout the States
and Canada, who also supply SAV0RY 4 MOORES
celebrated COUGH LINCTUS, or PICTORIAL
S1 XII iva lists l2t
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nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner Ninth and ID streets, northwest.

Trustees SALE OF VACANT LOTS on
THIRTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN g AND
/ STREETS SOUTHEAST, At AUCTION.
Snz By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
&e the District of Columbia, passed in equity
-&e No. 3S4s docket Is, will, on SATURDAY, the
10th day Of January, A. D. ISIS, at O'Clock D. m,
in front of the premises offer for sale, at public
lion. lots G., II l. and NJ, in LsTman and others
corded subdivision of square .020. These lots
each inches by 100 feet two of them fronting
Thirteenth street east between and streets south
and the other two ON a 3-foot alley, all having an
alley way of 9 feet inches in the rear.
Terms 0ne-third cash; residue in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months, with six per cent.
interest. secured by a lien the property;
dc ed given ON final payment OF purchase money.
Conveyancng at purchasers cost. A deposit Of $50
on each lot will be required as sold. If the
terms are not piled with in days the trus
tees the right to resell the property at the
chasers upon giving five days notice in sumo daily
paper published in Washington, ID. Q.
REGINALD FESDALL, Trustee
JAMS DUNCANSON BROS, Auct.
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NOTICE Highest cash prices paid for Second
IN hand CLOTHING, FURNITURE, BOOTS and
SHOES, &C. Orders by mail attended TO. IL. coll
MAN CO., $50 Pennsylyania avenue, corner 10th
street. oct5ly
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FENHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
n Real Estate Exchange, IL ) 9TH street

TRUSTEES SALE GF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN
4TH AND JTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
80 BY virtue Of a power contained in deed of
trust, duly recorded in Liber $50, folio 4O2 et
seq one of the land records for the District of
Columbia, | will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on WEDN ESDAY, January ID, 1875, at 3
O'Clock p lot No. 5, in square No. 5l4, fronting
sixty GDD feet l0) inches on the north side of New
York avenue by irregular depth of about one hun
dTe,l and forty 400 feet
Terms One-fOuTth cash; balance in one, two, three
and tOnT years with interest at eight per cent until
paid; the interest payable annually on the de
feTTed payments All cOnyeyanCng at the of the
purchaser deposit of 100 required as soon as the
property is struck off.
GEORGE PETER, Trustee.
Janl-td THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOO,
1 ATIMER A CLFARY.

II AIIMER a CDEARY,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and lith street
Star Office Buildings.
TRGSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PknPERTf At AUCTI0N-THREE-S STORY
BkICk DWELLING ON SOUTH A STREET
BbhT%EEN ID AND 81 STREETS EAST, No.
222 GRANT ROW. "
a. By virtue of a deed of trust dated June 10.
- Gt and duly recorded in Liber z5&, folio 2DS of
the Land Records of Washington county, District Of
Columbia, We will sell at public auction in front OF
the preIrnses, on TIL RSDAY, the 9TH day of jam
ary 1915, clock p. m, all that pieo or parcel of
ground in ashington city, D. c., known and desig
mated as Let numbered nineteen (l9b, of A. Grants
subdivision Of Square 100.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance in six
twelve and eighteen months with interest at the
OF ten per cent per annum, payable semi annually
to be secured by notes and deed Of trust on the pro
periy. Sd0 down when the property is struck OF
II the terms of sale not complied with in FIVE
days, the trustees the right resell the po
perty at the risk and Of the defautine purchaser
ConveyaDcing at purchaser cost.
X. p. DODGE, lr
p. A. DARNEILLE,S trustees.
dec2S-d6ds LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts
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We question 81 custody between tn grsnd
jury and the House, the Speaker ~ s,.t.s
that he rad the statute a. mandatory arS
unless otherwise instructed by tn HOuse. bc
would proved Immediately 90 certify The
case e. the District ATTORNEY
Without taking action IN The matter the
House, on motion OF Mr. Garacld, az ass a
m. Adjourned
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NIFEtHNNT> LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
vi BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter tn fine Steamships z. G. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON viii make regular w-tk- <fSSe
Ig trips ictws.a1 NEW YORK. ALEN 4 = Efn
ANDRIA- " NSHIN TON ani=[--z-7--e
GEOEGEIuNN- A. follrgs,-Leaye NEW YORK q,
m leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at Z a
~ and Al IN ASpRIA the same day at , IN.
For full inf rIn1tluu apply % h. z 4 DENHAM,
Agent. bus iu- Office and wharf. 63 Water street,
Georgetown az the Office VI the President near
i street bridge
! W. THOMPSON. President.
e FIR Ehf- delivered hy Knox : Express. Orders
la't a. treasI-i Office, 6O3 Peuu-y Iyauia avenue.
~ the -,eauls: whaTf, viii be promptly attended
e.. JeII-tr
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
Il Real Estate Exchange, SIS eth street

STANDS IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTY MAR
KET HOUSE FOR RlNT BY AUCTION;
On MONDAY, January I1th, 1873; al IL O'Clock
a. M, within the New Market Building, 1 will, by
direction Of the Board Of Trustees rent to the highest
bidders, all the stands remaining unsOld in the
May, 1875.
Terms and conditions made known upon applca-
ton at the Office of the company and day Of sale
jan6-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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1914 GREAT 1917
1911 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919
10 THE
NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave az follows.
WdshiugtOu....-. J.3J a. IN Baltimore $50 a. m.
..... 1 % a IN. &c Ills D. M.
..... 40 y. III. - SIS p
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
with elegant Scenery, Palace SJate-rOOm Day and
Night Cars, with modern imprOy ements.
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
New York.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WASHINGTON TO the WEST and
NORTH without change.
Tickets by this route be procured at the Offices,
Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and
of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel, where reliable information will be
given az all times
Passe myers procuring tickets at these Offices can
secure accommodations in Palace Cars for Chicago,
PittsbuTg Buffalo and Elmra.
Ed. ). YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
l. Raltimpre-
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THIS EVENING.
JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer,

JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer,
1014 Pennsylvania avenue
LARGE SALE OF SECONDHAND CLOTHING
VESTS, &C. ~
On THURSDAY, January Z, commencing in the
morning, 80 O'Clock and evening at , 1 will sell
~ my auction room, large invoice of good second
hand Clothing from the Pawn Office Of Hutchinsnns
Bros, Chatham street, New York.
jan6-2t JAMES CHILD .uc+
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE RI
SlNkSS PROPERTY on CAPITOL HILL.
TEa BY virtue of deed Of trust bearing date on
Iii the 9TH day of November, A. u. IS7O and duly
recorded in Liber 62S, folio IS9, &C, of the land
records for Washington county, ID. c., and bv the
direction Of the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, in front # the premises, at "a
JanuarS, \. u. 1875, the northern half of lot mum
bored twenty four (24l, in square numbered seven
hundred and thirty two (732 J. in the city of Wash
lugion, with all the improvements thereon consist
ing of a large brick business house and dwelling
Terms of sale $1,000 in cash, (of which $50 must
be paid at the sae the deferred payments be paid
In equal payments in six and twelve months, Wi IA
interest from day of sale and TO be secured by deed
Of trust and insurance tn the satisfaction of the rs
tees. Terms of sale to- be fully complied with with
in six days after the day of sale otherwise the Trus-
teer reserve the right to resell the property after
week notice AT the risk and cost of defaultipg
purchaser. All cOnveyancing at the purchaser :
cost. WIN. H. WARD, ~
JOHN +. ENNIS,{ trustees.
JaH6 3aw&ds WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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SCHOOL SrTDIES-A proposition il bein-
aEiiatcd in Hohokcn, y. J b. hereafter to tearh
IN ~ public schools only the elementary
ul"hcheS OF spelling, reading, writing gram
special classes FOR the higher branches m N
clalmed mat by The present system the chill
unn deSiired 10 become trstdcSmen clerks
pi lanoIerN arr comp llct ~ "a grieVous dis
advantage, To study drawing German p,,vsi-
cal geography, and other subjects which viii
mover D. 81 the slightest Use 10 them II N
atl,seu tlat 10y virtue 81 the same system a
large supply of unnecessary hnoks IL iptro-
durtu Tor the hcneflt ~ hook agents aud in
tereStod parties, and the taxes are largely
increased.
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90 MAR ID LINE.

NOTICE
With The view e IimIni-h hing the chances Of col
l~Ipu- the Steamers uf this Line take "A specified
course t"r aii seasons IT the year.
tU On" uUfsEssIG passage from Queenstown tN New
uIk 0f k-t crossing Meridian Of - al q lat or
nothing &C. the north # AZ.
ON The hr-I-varl passage. crossing the VI arilan of
70 AT AZ lat OF nothing to the north If -.
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TIMES have come 20 that pass when n man
can Sc has house GA fire. collect the fnsur-
ailc' and put ON any style with the money.
without some one h mean enough 10 fhrpw
ont ioHs.- Df'Fpgl Pfec gnr.sSs
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L J. SWEET,
H. Real Estate Broker and Aucti0neer
No. 511 7th street, opposite l.. ) Post Office


TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING SITUATE On THE SOUTH SIDE
OF l. STREET. BETWEEN 18TH AND IIT9
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
e. BY virtue Of d decd of trust, dated November
80 20, A. ID. lS73, and duly recorded in Liber No
~ folio S3 one of the land records for the District
OF Columbia, and by direction Of the party secured
thereby, will sell, at public auction, in front Of
the premises, Oh THURSDAY, January z . ISIS. at
clock p. IN, the following described real estate
situate in the city of Washington, District Of Column
bia, and known part of lot No ~. in DayidSon's
subdivision of square No. 2tS, beginning for the
ming thence south one hundred and ten aud ten
twelfths (llO 1922 feet; thence west twenty
and ten-tweltthS (23 10 l2) feet; thence north one
hundred and ten and ten-twefths tll0 10 l2) feet
thence east twenty three and ten yeths t23 10 l2
feet to the place Of beginning together with improve
ments above mentioned
Terms: 1888, with interest at ten per cent. per
from May 80, 1874 to day of sale and expenses
of sale in cash. balance at six and twelve months for
which the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest
from day Of sale and secured by deed Of trust the
property sold, will be taken deposit of S2O will
be required Of the purchaser at time Of sale and all
conveyancing at cost of purchaser. If the terms of
Trustees reserve the right resell the property AT
the risk and cost Of the defaung purchaser, after
five days advertisement in some one or more news
papers published in Washington, ID. C.
JOHN HITZ, lr.
BRAINARD II WARNER,( trustees.
dec2-eo&ds +. J. SWEET, AuctiOneer.
By THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, January -, ISZ5, same hour and place
S SRilf NIB il. wARSER,f Trustees.
JAM eo&ds E.J. SWEET. Auct.