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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
DECEMBER 3p, 1876.

s:es-R.,in nns and ww Wa slassSn..
Point OF Rocks aud intermediate stations. Main
s.00-New York, PhiladeIphia and Boston Express.
Pullman Parlor Cars, SUNDAY, leaves At 9 90
I'm: Tor Baltimore, Annapolis aud Way Sta
s;o5-POint Of Rocks Piedmont winchestpr, Hsr-
s,o rs sa,'.g, Hsgerstown, and Way Stations
s:35--Chicsgo, Cincinnati ST. L@ais. Pittsburg and
louisville Express Except Sunday frederick;
I0:15-BaItimOre Express
I2:I5-Baltimore. Way Stations, ElIicott City and
Annapolis. Nc connection for Ellicott City and
I:3O-New York, PhiIsdeIphis and Norfolk Express,
Alexandria Junction. ON Sunday, all Way
3:so.BaltImOre and Way Stations, Frederick via
3.3oeP"int of Rocks and Way Stations.
4:3O-Baltmorr and Annapolis Express. Way Sta
tians Io Laurel:
itan Branch Connects on Saturday for Hs-
s.oo gerstown and Winchester
t n.p0iis 81 ErPEGss Except SATURDAY, HaseEs
sm md ans S MInSnesIer, except saturday and
vile and Columbus.
1:00-Batimore and Way Stations.
1:0O-POint of Rocks and Way Stations
9:2OzzNew York and Philsdelphi Night Express
Sleeping cars to New York. Stops at Blsdens
9;25-sta Louis Express Chicago. Cincinnati, Lou
700 and mn Ri;i:s!f Esp ssRs3?ss o sas m
-, daily; 600 D m. daily except Saturday.
All f fihST tF ,@R =. d1k sE sso Sunday
No connection on sunday for Hagsrstown Valley
Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia at 500
For o further infOT%stiOn spRy at the BaItimor:
ass, 6OI and sos Pennsylvania avenue, and 6I3
18th street northwest, where orders w be taken for
baggage to be checked and received at any point in
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. =. kOONTZ, General A gent. dec4 TT
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A PATHETIC INCIDENT.-The Attention
lPenn.) Register of the 9th inst. says: con
thursday week Mrs. Annie Fawkes, Of Ce-
darville, Chester county, was found dead i'm
bed, with her head leaning over a cradle the
little child in il playing with her hair. I'M
conscious of its bereavement. The neighbors
noticed in the morning that the premises re-
mained closed, and as no sign Of life became
apparent, they became suspicious. Finally
number of persons went 10 the house. and
hndlng no response TO their knocking forced
their way in, and found Mrs. Fawkes dead.
as related above The cause of the death was
decided by the jury to have been apoplexy.
She retired in good health on "Wednesday
evening. Her age was twenty-five wears.
Her husband is employed on the telegraph
repair force OF the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad, and was in Philadelphia at the time
inns sad bereavement occurred. Two small
children now miss the fond devotions of a
kind mother"
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\ CoCNTRYnAN's MIsTAKE.-YeSteriay
abe nj noon, while the voting was going on n
lank, long haired, seedy-looking man rode
up on the pavement near the court house
slid of, and hitched an emaciated pony to
an awning post, and began loafing about the
polls.
After ne had kept this up about half AN
sidled up to a negro, who was also busy do
ing nothing il particular. and whispered
just pint out Sam TO me-
What Sam?''
sammy Tilden, OF course the man that's
running for office AT this lection"
Never heerd of him Decentralization no :
moved out I'm the country"
The cOuntryman then took an Intelligent
white man off 10 one side, and WHISPERED.
Dye see Hayes about i'm the crowd
The interrOgated man protested Ignorance
"Well, what / wanted ID know is whar air
them candidates that air paying IS for votes
lke they were at last election when was in
town?'
When he was told that there were no iocs
candidates running, and that there was no ~
whisky running, either, he raved and went
on like pirate. He said the whole town was
an internal swindle. He had come thirty.
five miles out of his own county TO vote
here, because he thought il was live town
The whole darn election was a perfect farce
TO fool people with. and he was going Go LEI
the blamed town slide.
And, remarking again the whole election
was farce, he started for his pony.
AS soon as solemn-faced policeman ar
rested him for tying his horse on the pave
ment. the farce began To wane, and when The
Recorder fined him $40 this morning the
faTcical nature had entirely disappeare,i :
San d9ltoniO Ter Herald
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q. "a. TOwSON & cos.

Just received frun the auction 500 yards Of
Hamburg Edges, from t. . inchr, vide, AT the fol
lowing low prices s. "a :, H. H. Is, - and &c
all sold for double the money
Also iI9 pieces GTos Grain sash Ribbons at Sc per
ward.
800 double jacquard Spreads, at Ei,c.
900 yards beet quality CaliCOe~, at iifc.
Ddozen silk Muffiers, at &c
IS dGyeu Fancy SILK Mufisrs. AT q &c
- dozen BrOcade SILK Mum n, a. .Oc
10 dozen yard SQUARE Silk u uifi r.. VERY low
~ dozen IaiicS Linen sets IN buxe-, at rs
- dOKsn Ladies Linen Hdkfs worked corners. 81
&c.
Ladies' Initial Hdkfs., in box-- at -.
Ladies Fine Embr' idered Hdki-., very low.
Ladies' aud Gents Underwear, very low.
Gents Initial Hdkf-
Bottle Green and Seal Brown, Navy Blue Dress
Goods, at 20.
p inch Cashmere, Bottle Green, Navy Blue, Seal
Brown, ~ &c
Black Cashmere, NJ SEC.
BLACK AlpdCa- aud Mahairs, -, -, =, 20. etc.
COlore,i Tree- tTo,d- frum l2lz, l5C etc
KniCk~I booker Sn,w Flskr, at I2lsC-
a-DaiIy additions of Choice Goods to the above
Z. VI. TOwsON CO..
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
dep eetr Near 7th street, South side.
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"A ROMANTIC MURDER.-A Frenchman
who gave The name of Arthur DaNcre. but
whose real name is Ernest Gerard was ar
rested in New York yesterday. on the charge
OF numbering young girl i'm san Miguel a
town near San Francisco, Cal, on the even
il g of September II last Il appears tina.
Gerard was engaged 10 be married TO Miss
Blanche Baneau, OF san Francisco. Ia.
latter, and another young lady. named Mis-,
Jennie Bennett. left San Francisco for san
Miguel, and while al McManuS' hotel bptn
ladies being given to playing practical iole>
Miss Bennett dressed herself i'm mall attire
and accompanied her friend for a froIir
through the town. At night they retired II
rest. and Gerard, seeing them retire 10 res,
together, supposed that his affianced hal a
lover, ard fired half dozen shots into tn
body of Miss Bennett. who fell dead on the
sIof. Gerard then fled TO Savannah, AMI
afierward went 20 New York. where he was
arrested. He will shortly be taken to san
Francisco. n
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Two AND A HALF WIVES FOR EVERY
FARMER IN THE EMPIRE STATE.-In Mrs
Iozier'S parlors in 18th street, last even
ing, the woman SuffragiSts were delighted
with the existing political miXedness as call
ing louder than ever for the abolition of dis
tlnction OF sex at the ballot box. Henrietta
Payne WestbroOk said that statistics have
brought out the startling fact that farmers
have on the average, in the course of their
lives: ~ wives apiece, The speaker said
that II man was required to take care Of his
own clothes. he would find less time for loaf
Ing, that our country has need enough OF a
general holocaust among the politicians: thar
there Is much bOaSting OF the exposure of
fraud and corruption, but that cleaning the
outside of the cup and the platter will con-
tent men, while nothing but turning things
upside down will make the woman content
III was the speakers ambition TO be a street
commissioner, so that she might he able to
diminish the death rate. Mrs. Slocum said
that her own observations in Washington
county, New York state, were that two-thipls
OF the farmers there were living with
the second wife. by the time n farmer had
got fOrehaDded and was ready % take ms
ease. his wife was worn out and ready To die
Il ". y. San. qh.
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~AHegheny, the name of the river, city
or county in Pennsylvania. is spelled 0he,
the mountains are Cha and the county in
New York is ga.
0rA comic opera company composed of
Commodore Mutt, six other dwarfs as small,
and Col Goshen. the giant, is travelling I'm the
west. They play Jack, the Giant Killer, |,
Goshen OF course personating the giant They
enter town with Goshen riding ahead on az
immense horse. and the dwarfs following In a
tiny carriage,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

c IL SALE LEr OF os yAL "a TRACT
kTSMN kSGkERS sFRiSGs iMfRoSyiESS 81
N DWELLING HOUSE AND OTHER BUILD
by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
G an ass RrSt f PssssS in Ean
s %s ns sv Il = vii
ID. 1876, at clock p m, at public auction, the
IF all tna' f "a in the county
described as part or section Of Columbia Foundry
lying west of Georgetown, D. O. aud contained i'm the
following metes and bounds according to the survey
end of "a 10 peTches measured line drawn south
6g degrees east from stone No planted near alarge
north GO degrees west, "a 10 psrches to stone No
north I degrees east Perches de prss
lS1. perches south i3 degrees west ii perches
sa~ south psrcSe sS%h
casts pershes, south so degrees, west ga Perches
east q LOO perches south SD. degrees, east Sc 100
p:rthes, nofts: egtaes west - perchs4 north
ss g ss s. 100 T5sass D2h ~ Is
perches, north 75A degrees, west perches, north
tanning acres, sroods. and % percbes' with the i'm
pr9vsments rights, privileges, ways, water courses
The property is improved by large dwelling and
stone mill stream OF water runs through the
place 1t isa suitable place for brewery or other
manufacturing purposes, or for butchers estab-
lishment. Plat Of the property can be at auc-
Terms Of sale: One third 81 purchase money cash,
and the balance thereof in six twelve, eighteen and
twenty four months from day of sale with interest AT
seven per cent. until paid. Balance of purchase
money TO be secured by the notes of the or
purchasers Endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee
or all the purchase money can be paid cash on the
day Of sale or ratification thereof BY the court The
purchase money to be q lien on the property. No
deed given until all the purchase and interest
shall he paid. All convey ancing at the cost of the
purchaser or purchasers. DO deposit will be re-
Quired wheR the property is sold.
WIN j. MILLER, Trustee,
400 Louisiana avenue, near 9th street
THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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} Ii. WARNER, corner 7th and + streets.

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF a TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE. No. =, EXTENSION OF NINTH
STREET, ABOVE BOUNDARY
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated April 9TH kzA
ID. lsI5, duly recorded in Lber No Isl, folio l.n8
as, OF the Land Records for Washington.k.8
county. IN the District of Columbia. and by request
Of the party secured thereby, the undersigned will
sell at public auction, in front of the premises on
TUESDAY December the 1 9Th, 1870, at 4 O'Clock D.
m all that certain piece parcel of ground situate
ana beng IN the county of Washington. in the lis
,ict OF Columbia being part of Lot numbered Isl
NIFTY m wright and Cox recorded Subdyis On Of
Pleasant Plains in sand county, adjoining the CITY of
Washington on the north said parcel of ground being
further described as follows. Beginning for the sam.
at the northwest corner of said lot numbered ~
fit one, thence casteTiy with the mort .ry lin,
said lot one hundred and eleven and 50 Too feet thence
soUIhcry thirty jl feet, thence westerly one nun
drcd and eleven and 50 loo ect and thence nOrtherly
thIiy tl feet To the point Of beginning: together
with the ilnproTeI uents thereon consisting OF two
story frame huuse.
Terms Of sale OEe-fourth cash; the balance paya
tie M Elk, twelve and eighteen months, with Hpre,
az elglt per Ct per annm. secured by deed Of ru.
Hpun the property. deposit of S5D viii be re
gulTcd ri the time of sale ConyeyauCng a. cost Of
the purchaser. Ii the terms of the sale are not com
piled with within five days, the Trustee reserves the
right be resell at the risk aud Of the defauriug
puTChas"T GLEN W. COOPER, Trustee
dec ludSds j. 7. COLDWELL. Salesman.
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dec56t

CoHENs LOAN oFFIcE, Cor.u az ia avss
esa Ne,e isrt ace.ss, entrance on New ~
IN the city. Money loaned At the lovest ri Il q
q Interest on Gold and Silver wssohes psnoods,
Gsntlenept Clothing, Csrposs, aud ell srticls. q
veue taaNly
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THERE lis story told Of two Scotch La Is
who knew little Of gannery and natural his
Bible and with the winged heads that passed
Tor cherubs In painting and sculpture. Col lg
out cunning together, one of them shot a
bird, and the other ran to secure the trophy.
Coming near where it had fallen, he found a
white owl sosprawled In the grass as to pre-
sent TO his view only q head with staring
eyes and a pair of wings attached. Instantly
he shouted In dismay, "We're In Tor IL now
lock: we've shot n cherubfm!''
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A SCHooLBoY's PoCKET-A boy, about
ten years old, had been complaining that his
suspenders cut his shoulders, and by order of
his mother emptied the pockets, of his pan
falcons. The contents were as follows: 2
four-penny nails, screws, cork, I pencil
sharpener, piece Of white and piece of yell
low chalk, piece Of green paint, part OF a
gate latch, brass button and horn button, 4
slate pencil, cartridge, pieces OF lead,
lump of ginger, walnut and hickory nut,
dia rubbs band, old tooth. barrel plug. \
piece of red glass, piece OF licorice-and the
boys shoulders were relieved
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FTHOS. T.. WAGGAMAN.
Il Real Estate Auctioneer 5I9 7th street.

TRU sTEES SALE OF THREE STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE on ELEVENTH.
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a deed of trust to me. dated IA
April Nth 1874, and recorded in Liber No. $50,
folio 245, Of the land records Of the District of2
Columbia and by direction of the holder Of the notes
secured thereby, will, on THURSDAY, the 81 st
tic auction in front Of the premises Lot numbered
twenty three (23', in Holden and Ford recorded
subdivision Of square numbered three hundred and
twelve t3l2l in the city of Washington.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in three
equal instruments, payable in six, twelve and egh
teen months after date, respectively, with interest
from date, and secured by deed of trust the pre-
misses. deposit of 100 ill be required at the time
OF sale. III the terms Of sale are not complied with
Wlthn nfe days the Trustee reserves the right to
The property will be sold free Of all liens and incum
branccs. JOHN G. WILSON, Trustee.
THOS. K. wAGGAMAN,
deC1 q, IL l3.15lS %
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nOWNMAN ( GREEN, Auctioneers,
~ 4l2 9Th street.

III 81 ELS SAGE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on SOUTH SIDE OF F
STREET. BETWEEN 10TH AND 18th SITS.
DC.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on Il
the Fourteenth day Of October, A. ID lS72 and Inn
recorded in Liber No. 6g7, folio $50 one of the.x
land records for the District of Columbia and at the
request of the party secured, will sell at public
auction, in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
December 9th, A ID. 1876. at clock m. all that
piece parcel of ground, situate in the city of
Washington, in the District of Columbia, known as
part Of Lo: numbered twelve, tl2,D in square mum
bered two hundred and ninety, ESQ., and described
follows: Beginning at the distance of twenty (2D)
feet measured east from the northwest of said
lot and running thence east nineteen l9 feet four
and one quarter az inches on street; thence south
eighty eight (s feet six (6) inches; thence nine
teen I19) feet four and quarter go inches and
thence north eighty eight tS feet six 90 inches to
the place OF beginning, together with the improve
Brick Dwelling House.
Terms OF sale: One third t1S) cash. balance in two
equal payments in six 90 aud twelve (l2l months,
with interest from day OF sale, TO be secured by deed
Of trust upon the premises. A deposit of 100 re-
qnired at day Of sale Conxe yancing at of
chaser. If terms of sale complied with in six
days from day OF sale the Trustees will resell at
and risk Of defaulting purchaser.
WALTER 8. MCFARLAND rrr.....
dtc1 dts WIN A. GORDON. JR., irustees.
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L. J. HEIBERGER, A.
CITIzENs', ARMY AND NAVY ~
MERCHANT TAILOR, W.
Metropolitan Hotel, (late Browns } -
Jylly No. GIT Penna. ave-, Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
WASH h. WILLIAMS, Aucsioneer,
w 1901 n W corner 18th and u *,

VASE B. Tso,db,LIAss s. Ass. ,s 3, 80.
EXrENsIyE SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER
FURNITURE, SARP P6 sEps, BEhhISG,
" %f Wf'I 4 AZ yh bn fSTIi keSssh
pnSiie aa as 10 s! Scs 1000 aud s @
the falowin nsIned articles-
=, Bedsteads and Betiing, Walnut Chamber Suites,
Gilt Frame Mirrors, Parlor suites upholstered in
rl1sh and Rep GEesn Rep SofAs and Lounge WA
Carpet, tornices, Window Curtains, marble top
Tables, whslnots. isnbreluins, Brussels snd Tire
hat hSss .t Hal tsTfSS and bSt Wsrd
Eeees Hair, Hnsk and Spring Mattress. Blanksts'
Dining room Furniture, containing Cane Seat
Chairs, Extension Tables Dining Tables, Plated
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &C.
This sale offers great Inducements to hausekeePers
snd the trade generally, as IL Is perempory. sad the
furniture Il IN good condition
decs-d WASH b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
MASH. r. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
w 1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets
TRUSTEE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TJEE. CARPETS, a.. AT AUCTION.
lNl pairs Lace curtains; one ~ Psri5r suite up
n PsrST s5 5fs of
tsmssk, seven pieces; one al Paricr suite aPhoi,
stored in black haircloth. consisting Of seven
pieces; two Parlor Suites upholstered in crimson
rsr consisting Of seven piece zach two y Dres-
ing Case Suites. black walnut, marble TOP; three
49, black Walnut Chamber Suites; four Gill
Frame Mirrors; one ~ Black Walnut whatnot;
two ga Oak Bel Suites, trimmed with
black walnut: four i4 Painted Bedroom suites:
six 90 Dining Room Tables; Ingram CARPETS in
fifteen 81 rooms Mattresses, Bed Linen an
Table Linen; eighteen (Isl Stoves: Cooking an
Kitchen Utensils two 90 ) secretaries rosewoo
and black walnut, and other articles marked in
Schedule A -
BY virtue of a deed Of trust. dated August g,n
o. l76, and duly recorded in Lib er No. So
ton county II. c. and by direction Of the par
Y secured thereby, shall sell At public anciion, on
Thu RSpAY. December Ia, A. u 1916 at 1 o clock
8: m, at Nos 1880 and 1892 street northwest, the
above collection of furniture, &c:
JOHN Il. MCNALLY, Trustee
deco "a WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.
LOWEST PRICES IN WASHINGTON.
READ FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS.

hbNb HOLAV VboIAIIcN
For the next ten days will sell 6O White Bal
spread, az cents worth ST. what l. left after that
time III b. sold Ou " hOlesale.
95dOyen Ladies best = button Xii Gloves. new
shades, will BE- slld for 81
so Ladie- CARDINAL skirts, cloth, from 81 62lS To
S2EO, graf bargains.
$50 ladies Cloth ClOaLs, new, from s3T5 to SO;
splendid Cloak for SIS.
BLANKETS. BLANKETS, BLANKETS.
Largest stock in Mashirgto A good Iu-4 Wool
Blanket, vhite, fer SlglAz; fine wool Blanket for
81 Our large stock e Comforts will De sold at a
sscrihces large Double Comforts for D. best goods
III b. sold a 81.
Oar stock Of oil Cloths is very large, aud We " i'll
miss sales on them
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS
3lo0 yards Colored CashmeT,s, shades, at 221.
case COl"red Alpaca. at Dc; a good Bed Cashmere
at b; splendid article Al 62is.
AlpacaS and MUhsITs AT prices that defy CONNECT
ton. A good Double Fold Alpaca at - ?; splendid
Black MOhair az So; 500 yards best Prints short
lengths, at Sc ] case Canton Flsnnels at ~.
splendid line Of Shawls, Sheetina-, Linens VS.
teT-pTOOfs, flannels, and Ladies and Gentlemen ;
Underwear.
Csil and convinced.
WISWALL & GwYNN
No. 7O5 Market Space