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English and American Horses.

The London Field. referring 10 the invita-
ton sent TO England for the exhibition OF
live stock during the Philadelphia EXhibi-
tion, says: In the meantime IL is amusing 10
observe that prizes will be awarded az Phil
adelphia for horses which possess merits un-
appreciated, or at least unrewardet, on this
size OF the Atlantic. Thus we read that
awards will be made for running horses
having made fastest record" for "trotting
stations having trotted a mile within 2.5O,"
and for mares snd geldings having trotJei
mile within 2.25" In England We are ac
customed TO make entire colts conCeie three
pounds 10 geldings ard mares, whereas In
The nited States mares and geldings are
asked TO trOt mile within 2.25, while stall
lions are regarded as "Up to proof IL they
can accomplish the same distance with 2.30
III would not be easy TO get together a synod
OF English racing men who would be willing
10 give prize To running horses having
made fast record" We have long ago salts
fled ourselves that nothing can be more
fallaclous than the time test, and IL is no.
torious that Boutwell,, who was little more
than platter, won the 1000 guineas in shor-
ter time than West Australia, who could
have given him p pounds aud beating had
they been born ia the same year. With the
awards designed for trotting horses we do
not presume 10 interfere. The honors OF the
frotting turf belong exclusively to the
probably correct when he said that a three
minutes trotter is as rare and hard TO find
Ia England as two-thirty trotter IN the
tempted 10 compete at Philadelphia by
sending thoroughbred horses or par sang cat
tie across the Atlantic; but IL is certain that
our enterprising cousins will have the trot-
ting classes all To themselves. Yet we con-
Tess that we sympathise with their determi-
nation TO give prizes for fast-walking horses.
Many OF the best judges Of horseffesh that
thete islands have produced were OF opinion
that il horse could walk well he co aid do
all things well. When Teddington, Aphro-
diue, Breba, The Ban, and Confessor
were all yearlings together at Ley bourne
Grange, Sir Joseph Hawley's stud groom,
Tweed, told bis master that Te1dington
would prove the "pick Of the basket" as he
could outwalk all the Others. Robert, the
trainer OF the Flying Dutchman and Van
Tromp, was always great believer in fast
walking race horses. Every hunting man
who has had occasion TO jog home at night
for twenty miles upon the back of a tired
hunter is aware what blessing IL Is to be-
stride good walker and spriehtly trotter,
instead OF an animal "who kicks a slxpence
before him at every STEP" Nothing is better
known than that proficiency In certain gaits
is lot less hereditary I'm horses than are dis
tiDcttve types OF features In human families.
Touchstone and Orlando, the grandsire and
sire OF Teddington, were themselves famous
walkers, and IL the prizes for walking dis
tributed at Philadelphia tend to draw the at
tention OF English breeders TO the develop
ment of excellence In this gait the Cerien-
NAL will not be held In vain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-29

The Board OF Underwriters of Chicago are
asked 10 pub-tcly answer these CUES tions:
What kinds Of oil are safe? What tests can
be applied 70 ascertain purity? What lamu
and burners are best adapted for use, DO In
for light and safety? What causes lamp ex-
ploeions, and how can they be avoideds
What is the safest method of extinguish-
ing the flames OF q lamp? Should wtcks De
changed frequently9 Is IL safe 10 permit the
oil 10 get very low I'm the lamp7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-29

In, palace expenditure OF the Sultan OF
hh,HrAey has been q 600 900 year ever since
ms ST .ccession.
Not q drop Of rain or q fake or snow
~ - fallen In the neigh borhood OF Pueblo,
col.s since about the 10th Of last Septem Der.
n|An iron steamer Of small Dimensions is
to be built At Dubuque for the King OF Siam,
and shipped In sections.
ga Helena IN. IT, stone mason, named
spiegel, was recently frozen to death In the
Black Hills, togother with nine companions.
By Q late decree Of the Russian senate
women viii hereafter be allowed TO become
barristers-et-law after due examination.
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/ SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.

:, BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated June llth, A,
D. 1872, and recorded in biber No SIS, folio zss, of
the land records for the county of Washington, ID
c. and by direction Of the parties secured in said
aeed 81 trTst Will sell IN front Of the premises on
O'Clock m, all of Lot numbered fifteen, in Square
numbered one, in the city Of Washington, in the
District of Columbia containing 1850 uare feet or
thereabouts, with the i'm proyements thereon.
Terms: One third cash and the residue in equal
ipstslments at 6, IL and Is months, with interest
from day Of sale, payable semi annually, at rate of
eight per centm per annum until paid, the deferred
aud deed Of trust on the property sold, all cash
at purchsser's option. deposit of S loo required
chasers cost If terms of saIe not complied
with IN i've days from sale the property will be
resold at risk and cost OF defaulDs after
five days notice IN the Evening Star newspaper
JOHN n. HANNA Trustee
JsnH 2aw6ds WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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n IAksU PRIME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II 0R OnI,

The Sta day Of January 1876.
SUSAN MOI his vs.. MosKs BENEDICT FORTUNE, ex-
sSutor, nd others, the unknown heirs at law OF
Dockef rs.
On M ,tion OF the plaintiff. by Messrs Ennis and
dants' the unknown heirs At lag Of Eliza L. Lei,ch
late OF the District OF Columbia, decea sed,
causs their appearance to be entered herein ON OF
be1 the FIRST rule day occurring forty days after
tn day: otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
~. in case OF default.
By the Court,
True copy. Test: A. WYLIE. Justice, &c.
1anS-l& X. J. MElGf,, OleIk, &c.
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TRuSTEE's SALE 0FYALUABLEIMPBOy
PhOPEkIf At SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
TRUSTEES SALE
IMPROVED PROPERTY in GEOBGETOwN

( By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated the 18th
Gday OF October, 1873, and duly recorded In Lib
I3, fotos 357, Of the laud records for Washing
ton county, District Of Columbis and by the request
OF the party secured thereby we shall sell, MON.
In front OF the premises, the half part of Lot
numbered sixty-tw (61), in Holmead's addition TO
Georgetown, District Of Columbia, the same front
ing twenty feet the south line of Wet street with
q depth OF one hundred and twenty feet, tog ether
Dwelling.
Terms Of sale are: One-third cash; the residue in
two equal payments, at six and twelve months, and
secured BY deed Of trust the pro perty sold with
ConyeyanciDg at purchasers cost. a deposit OF
Sl0 will be required a. the time of sale II tho
Trustees reserve the right resell the same at the
risk and cost Of tho defeultinG pm, chaser BY five
in the city Of Washington.
% %M: p ?. G GoK5Ss,} Trustees.
JapI-td THOS. BOWLING, Aucf.
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CUMULATIvE NoTING.-When the Sec
ton of the constitution relating to cumula-
tive voting was first discussed IL was argued
by some that the system was liable to
abuses, and that the abuse which might re-
suit would more than counterbalance the
BENEFITS. We are not prepared to say that In
some instances the result may not warrant
not be denied that the cumulative system ri W
es mfnorities representation that they could
not claim under the old system. The instance
cited by the Commercial this morning is,
perhaps, one In ten Thousand. The CONNER
cial cites a corporation in Lancaster, IN
which there were loo shares. 200 of which
were held by one man, who cast his vote for
The remainder OF the shareholders resortei
to the cumulative system, and defeated the
man who owned the largest number OF the
shares.-I Pitts6tug Chronicle.
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nOWNMAN 4 GREEN, Auctienevrs.

TRUsrEEs SALE or LOT soxss, IMPROVED
BY 6MALL TWO STORY FRAME, BOUNO-
ARY, B1ETMMEH 18TH AND 18th srHEEIS
= BY virtue Of eeed Of trust. dated January
15 Of land reoord, for Dtstrict Of Columbia, and at
REQUEST Of party secured thereby viii sel At public
rusry lsf, 1876, at o'clo L ,. m Lot No, 81, 10
STARE subcivision OF Lott 5, ., ands IN
with the IN provemsnts thereon.
Terms Of sale. $500 cash. fof which SO must be
paid time of sale:) balance IN and II months, 70 De
secured by purchaser notes, with interest a. per
cent from day Of sale, and deed Il trust en- the
property sold. Convey Anctng and recordina &C BUR.
chssers cost: lfterns Of 10 are comp lei eth
In SIX DAYS aef SALE tie TrusIee the right
~ II ct risk and cJst OF pHrc In default
M. =. HoLrZAAH Trustees,
iap4-e2ta No. 1854 stree. no. thwsat
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A YOUNG MAN WHO RoBs HIS MOTHER
OF NALUABLEJEw st. Louis special
OF the 18th says: The robbery OF Mrs. J. Benz
net of valuable diamonds, by her step-son,
X. w. Bennett, has caused quite a ripple in
the fashionable world in which that lady
moved. Mrs. Bennet recently broke up
housekeeping, and packed up her apparel
preparatory TO removing TO the Continental
Hotel. During the afternoon she left a trunk
containing her valaables In the vacated
rooms, and when she returned to IL last eve
ming she found tho trunk broken open and
most OF the clothing and jewelry, including
81 $50 worth of diamonds missing. After
cudgeliug her brain for some time, she Ar
rived at the conclusion that the thief was her
dutiful step SON. At once she sent word TO
the Central station. The young man was
found in an intoxicated condition and placed
under arrest Upon his person were found
all the diamonds, consisting of a ring val
ned at $500, another at $500, a pin worth
$3.50, and a diamond aross worth $500. One
of the rings was represented by a pawn
ticket OF A. Goldsmid, OF No. 30 Madison
street, TO whom the young man had given IL
for $50.
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RAkYIuOR86 POTOMAC RAILROAD.
~ DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND srKKBTs INV.
Aftse January 1c, l2s, trains will - fellows:
IkAINS LA - FOX BALTIMORE.
day sncsSs daily AL lor the w
$50 an, lIprses for baltimore, dsiiy.
s:SS IN, Limited 1xRres: for New York, daily
,,.ss s,osRs sq1nd.Hi Parior Oar Train;
l:so ,. sana sI,r.. for phil.del,n,. and Ne,
rorn; s and Norfolk via baltimore, daily
sac Pm, Aocomnodation, daily except Sunday
&:20 Pm, Accommodation for Pops's Greek, dat.
ass p.m., Tor fhi IHnSi daily.
daily except SATURDAY for the North.
YOU m, Mixed tram to Bowie, daily, exeeI
'4S Sasy w I9Ft E,shs EyREs
$40 am, Accommodation, daily except Sunday
,,e.o 3s An, fast Line; daily.
iIS sm b ASsS%%sd :sS a1,
ess pm., Limited =, pres. IRON Kew York. daily
$50 pm, W Washington Mail, daily, except Bun
SEQ pm. daily from Baltimor. and the West.
l1:I3 pm, Richmond Express, daily.
Trains leaving Washington st $50 .. u. and 40
y N. daily except sunday, eonnect ct Bowie with
Trains leaving Wsshin Ston at 7:so O. %. and as
N. connect 1T Odenton with trains for Anna polls.
Passengers leaving their orneru ~ Ticket Onoe,
sSsnus, northx e. corner esh street and PennwiVa
Mia avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked ct botels and residences All points North
BUS, Indianapolis, louisville, St Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and al
points Esst, Wet, = orth and south.
Gho' u ~iLhiSs' euRs sI1,m61s "a
y. u. BOYD, r., 9en1 Psss'r Agent. mayzs-u
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

81 BY virtue Of two deeds of trust, dated respec-
uvely December Sd. A. ID. 1874, and recorded in
-. libeI No go, folio 1876, ct seq, and Hber No.
no folo 26 ct seq, Of the land for the Dis
trtct OF Columbia and at the relue and By the d.
rection Of the party thereby secured, we viii SELL at
public auction, In front of the premises, on TUES
DAY, February Isl, A. ID. 1876, az O'Clock p. m.
the following described real estate situated In the
city Of Washington, y; o., to wit; All of lot num-
bered nifty four, in Edward Olarks subdivision of
original lot numbered sixteen, in sqnsre numbered
SIX and six teen, the Is described in
The office OF the Surveyor In said city, In book w
r, page Is. Also, part OF lot numbered fifty three
In said square numbered six hundred and sixteen OF
the same s1odivsten the said part Of lot numbered
nfty. hree being Immediately next and adjoining
lot NO "a, IN said square, on the west, and having
'front.' OF one foot on north p street end extending
back With that width the whole depth Of said lot
ffty three to an alley.
Terms: One-third cash, balance iu six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest at the rate of
per cent. per annum, secured By deed Of trust on
the property seid or oil cash. a. the option of the
purchaser at time Of sale. All convey ancing at pnr.
cnaseI cost III terms OF sale are not complied
with in seven days the trustees the right to
resell the properly at the risk and cost of the de.
faulting purchaser, after i've days advertisement
yA6. FULLERTON, tm..-
DENNIS COHHELL,S Arustees.
Jan4eo6ds THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL! COALl WOOD! WOOD.
CHEAP! CHEAPl FOR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
Arriving daily cargoes Of the best varieties OF All
Kinds OF COAL and WOOD.
Now is the time to buy
Nyou would save money get good sytieIs and Jsa
sttsht 40 pounds to the ton, call on the under.
signed before you buy.
Having two of the Target wharves In the District
.nd sill the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Goal direct from vessels TO the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
pents. visit to our W hArves and Depot will con-
vince one 81 glsce OF our unsur, a5set advantages
Good PINE WOOD delivered ss low % % so Der
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered o. low - % to o.
single trial il all that 10 necessary 70 convince
the publjc Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.,
n ain once and Depot q JohnsonI Wharyes, foos
OF 18th And 18th streets.
ono..- i1s Il stree: ssss.s northwest .u.u %
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AAR RlER,

M1TCHkLL-JoHkSTON On the llth OF su
nary, at et Peters church, by Rev fafhsr BOYLE
koBEHr hIrcnklL % IDA W. JOHNSTON, both
Of this city.
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TTHOMAs BOWLING, Auosiss Ger.
TRUsrEKs SALE OF gALus R1rIMppovrn
PROPERTY ON CAPE III, ~ III o'ID

"OH @%sR %" O<AH e I'd HILL.
oaby nLstue OF oe 90 OF - Ist, dated November
l6I, Of the land records of the Oisarict of
Sr party sScnfeA thereby, will sell on
VIE Pa Sne xG9ay Of February, 1876, at 4
Lot tbirtee 4, 49, in sQuAS a nnwhered .avsn hnn
oieu shu sAy one, paSS escr ibed as follows: Be-
s,nni1k Iinetoen ~ IesS vest from northeast cor
street eighteen (l5) feet, enca sonth one Sunarad
nn1 tniIV sx ana que if 1874 feet thence east
To- ieet, ESG north to the beginning
being no. 221 stree sontheasf 0 SA''0
Terms OF eaIe: OAsr thiyd cssh. reeidpa In a,r.I
payments q. 6, and a month"; WITH intara.t fron,
day of sale, to be sec red nv deed ~ trnst On ~
profeiV; 49, eeH sit when the property is struck
hall within Ave d . fIIv cornnir 1;th az %
sails. All convey ncina ana recordins AZ ~ eot
q the puI chaser 1 'e " "0 WI
!. FRED. w. JONES, Trustee,
Ishz4eo THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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RY b. h. WARMER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or BEAUTIFULLY-LO.
GATED LOT IN MOUNT PLEASANT. STU

TEuSTEE'S Sale OF a BEAUTIFULLY-L O-
ATE ON THE EORTHEAsT CORNER OF
BROWN STREET And MERIDIAN AVENUE
- By virtue of deed of trust to me, dated prii
lsf4. end duly recorded in Liber 74S, folio 49,
of the land records OF the District OF Colurn b A.
thereby, will offer for sale at public auctiop in
'fToht Of the premises, on TIL RSDAY. February
scribed unimproved real estate, viz: All that certain
piece or parcel Of ground situate lying and being
known and described a. Lot 10 Of g. r. Brown q
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, in the county Of
Washington, District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: The amount of Indebtedness, viz:
$50 and interest due thereon secured by aforesaid
oeed Of trust and the expenses Of the sale, in cash
balance In six twelve aud eighteen months.
jan20 Goods THEO. +. CATCH FL, Trustee.
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A CASE OF INHUMANIrY.-Mar1a
Howard, a woman upward OF eighty years OF
age, was found dying In the hall way OF q
Columbia street tenement house, South
Brooklyn, at q late hour on "Wednesday
night, by Oficer O'Brien, OF th third pre-
cinct- She had been stopping, IL appears, for
several weeks past 1t the hou' &c OF a family
named Mclean, No. 80 Colun ibia street, out
growing tired OF supporting. the poor crea
ture, who was pennfless. tt .ey turned her GU
OF doors, and she was fore cd 10 seek shelter
ard was placed In Q " agon, and was beins
driven toward st. Pster's hospital, Hick
street, when she e. .pired. Yesterday Mrs
Ryan, OF NO. SSe ID Amilton avenue, q grand
daughter OF the de Ceased, took charge or th,
remains. She b Al several married daugh
tiers. who are In comfortable circumstances
put ~ appears none OF them were willing o
Herald, 2Sft
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3. 3 al2. I'm . ss ..s os ss.
sS &; g: SO =: 49, ~; . :.f
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE sALEOF LARGE AND VAL
TABLE COLLECTION OF MISOELLANE.
Gus BOOKS, SOME IN FINE BINDINGS
AND IN FINE, CLEAN CONDITION.,
rro1 To be ssld at my auction rooms, corner
k$&T PenDsylysnia avenue and llth street, on
NSA TUESDAY EVENING, February Ist, aud
following Evenings, commencing at 1850 O'Clock
jsn26.6t THOMAS BOWLING. Au.t.
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RAILROADS.
1876 FEHssSSTSItyANIA 1876
To the North. West and soufhuast.

To the North, West, and Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
Trains lesve ashfngtou. city time, iron, Depot,
corner OF 6Jh aud II streets. as follows
For fius6urs and the West, . g. m. daily, with
PerlOr Car to PittsbUrg; TAO D m. daily, with
Palace Csr 70 chicago and i1:s5 q. In. daily,
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Csnsndaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
! day and 4 o > m; daily, except Saturday,, with
Palace Oar 20 Rochester. For Elmirs and Buf-
Il, isla, III 20 m daily, eIcsp Sunday.
Palace Cars sttsched; Limited Express OF Pull
man Parior Cars, 9: % q. IA daily except Sunday.
Fer New York 1 80 m; daily, except sunday,
Tor Phiisdelpeis i;30 D u. Saily, except Sunday,
S23 a. m daily, except Sunday.
hooommoaation Tor BaltimsTe, $40 .. m. daily,
Tor Popes Greek Line T:so .. m and 4:2o p m.
daily, except Sunday.
Tor annapolis, 7:So .. m and ass ,. m, except
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY ASp ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
For Alexandris, s. z. =, 10, IIsm.,1,3 40,
s,6. =, sne lI:3s D. m. On Sunday at .. m, 1,
yofibe South, Via Richmond, I1:ss .. m. daily.
fII1sHs sqRd:y and 80 T. m daily and vi.
Trains leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON, CTS,
Sunday at and 10 a. ." m, 5 and Up p m y " 'H
Tickets. Information, Sleeping ana Psrlor Oar
accommodations can be procured at the 0fhces:-
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn
and Pennsy auis avenue, aud AZ the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking of Baggage to
Dissipation fir Hotels and Residences.
FRANK THOMSON Gen1 ManayeT iansIv
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


nUNCAEsoN BROS, Auct1oneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and streets NV.
SHAMBkR sEr1Ts, whIsur %H AkpRoB HSr
MARBLE TOP TABL rs, Lace CURTAfNs,
Sk6THs, RsIk Ma frsAssHnss.f tsEsTHEGRssL.
CBoCkEBY, aESsswaRs, &c &C., &C., BENZ BENZ the me
entire contents q House No. 1928 H street
a on MONDAY MoRNISG. January 81.
eGmmenclng att clock, we will sell the en-
~ Tween 18th and i4,h streets northwest. The
good condit n. Parties desiring to furnish should
janis DUNCASsoN BROS. Aucts
THOMAS BOWLING,
At the old stand Of Lstirner Clesry,
Southwest corner Penhs. avenue and llth street
ExCKLLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
"A On MONDAY hYQ STpRssisa, January s,.
No b
%sssi Fs:s SUI.
% p.;n'us MARI ChsmbsI EaInitpIe
hair and Husk Mattresses;
Feather Pillows and Bolsters;
Walnut Extension Dining Table:
China and Glass Ware;
COOKING Range asd fxursps Heating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, 30.
Terms cash.
jan264t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
KNASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, Aucttoneers,
1901 northwest corner Of 10th and ID streets
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED
IN REP; WALNUT BOON CASE; HALL Hat
BACK, MARBLE BASE; TURKISH CHAIR
AND LOUNGE; WALNUT DRESSING CASE
SUITE; ONE CENTENNIAL SUITE, BLUE
AND GOLD FINISH; FANCY CRAIRS; Wat
NUT MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD; WALNUT
BkACG ANN CHAIRS, AND ROCKERS; NAB
BLE-TOP CENTER TABLES; COTTAGE
SUITES; EXTENSION TABLES AND DINING
ROOM CHAIRS: ELEGANT INGRAM CAB
TETS, NEARLY NEW; HALL AND STAIR
CARPETS; OIL CLOTHS; HAIR AND HUSK
MATTRESSES; FEATHER PILLOWS AND
HOLSTERS; CHINA, GLASS AND CROOKERY
WARE; KITCHEN UTENSILS, &C.
q On MONDAY, January Slst, 1876, com.
~ mepcins at ] o O'Clock a. m, shall sell at the
nj residence of q gentleman declining house
Weeping, No. sos Il street, between 5th and
9th streets southeast, the above named articles.
L would call special attention to this sale, as the
Goods are nearly new and in perfect order. The
Carpets are Of the latest pattern and the Furr
Is of modern style and handsomely finished. Those
In search of first class goods should miss the op
portunty of attending the SALE for the goods have
only been in use a few months.
jan26 ITribI WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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COURT sALE..By virtue of decree Of the Sit
~ prene Court of the District Of Columbia passs q
in Equity case number sl22, wherein Bobert &c it.
man and others are complainants, aud John W
mcore ard others defendants, shell sell to the
highest bidder, in front of the prem ses
on FRIDAY, the 4th day Of Esnzuary, 1876,
Sc AZ o'clock p. m, the west half of rho east
haf Of original lot 2, in square 29l IL Washr lSton
City. This property is known as No 12IS Penn.
~ mia avenue, ard is on that ayeEue be tween
l2th and 18th streets west, and bacs TO n
sire (. Ii has front of fifteen feat and three
9asrter inches more or less, tho and 81
een leet and one ball fset more or less o0 street.
DOW occupied BY tho Independsnt Ice company,
and also small threo-story brick buifs o fronti no
On street. This property will De SOD IN q single
parcel.
from day Of sale and the remader I, 20 years the
deferred bear iAte fros dsv of saie
and to be secured the 2fthe pg rchaser and
lien on the property sold. 4 Dc p0st of a4 will
be required of the purchaser tim ftht
terms of sale be piled With la TEN davs from
day oil sale the trustee ,es The riet - rasai
81 the risk and cost Of the tefaay ,n ~
49, " IN SSr 80 pense.
;.us.aka. n. .. WohfAiNHT in, Trustee,
r. SIR