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hrs am'it'on prompted him O. ride irtn ,orne
hei place on the hsd feelings sought @ De
rouse, hN him An sppCal - fhe IA { pas
5 o. OF men was unworthy OF nj N u ID ca
'uthy q his party. He referred o. two g.
nous r cassed by the late HOUSE urd 1y
t. al ~ Mr. Blaine. and said IN cOncl lSipn.
rat he brought forwsti the measure "a M
spflt OF partiSauship. Tut I'm a spirit of un-
F.otAm, AID the gentleman frprn u 4 10
lutte under TODD the sentiment OF the ran Die
zen ne tUiefiered with this bill OF anne.sv
hr Blaine inquired what two fufa N a.lS
IN - MI. Randall alluded to
MI Ia dali piled that he alluded 20 rules
l'h ana lca, designed In cut OF tue rtgt,fS Of
me minority, aud which the present House
hsd repea ed.
nv Blaine reminded him thst he himself
Mr.. RandalD had the credit OF voting FOR the
first Of these rules.
The debate having closed. Mr. randall
asked unanimous consent % have Mr. Banks
amendment voted on, but Mr.. Blaine oo-
jscied.
The bill. with Mr.. Banks amendment Mr.
Blaine's not having been atmitted). was re-
ferred 10 the Judiciary Committee. and the
motion to reconsider the reference was made
ny Mr.. Rlsinel and laid on the table. SO that
the bill cannot be reported back except under
the regular call Of committees.
The House then, at 3: Is, al jOurned.
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How TO LIGHT COAL FIRE.-After
thoroughly Sitting out the ashes. leave the
c n.ers In the CRATE and put upon them so ne
shaylngs or waste paper, and a few dry
Sticks of kindiing laid loosely across each
oiher, then put on some large cinderS and a
few pieces OF small Goals. Light the fire At
the bottom with lighted paper. and. when
the sticks are burning well, put on some
larger pieces OF coal with your hands, using
Old gloves TO cover them IL neetful, but do
not throw on the coal with the shovel or
scuttle. IL packs il too closely. All the
smaller cinders and unburnt coal can be
placed on the top. and in a little time you
Will have good Dire, and one suitable TO
COOK steak or chop rs well as 10 boil the
tea-kettle and the oat meal porridge. \ Dire
cannot burn without supply of air, aud, III
the coal aud cinders are too closely packed.
they can neither light quickly nor burn rap
idly; and steady. constant IRE can be kept
up with less coal than one that is constantly
stirred up. II you desire clear fire for the
gridiron, put few cinders on top. aud, when
they have ignited, sprinkle little salt over
them. Cinders can be styled homemade
coke. and the woman who wastes them
should learn that she throws away thing of
value.
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\ LITTLE Boy KILLS HIS PLAYMATE
\ Little boy eight years OF age. son OF Major
James Brady, of Harrisburg, Pa. was Snof
ard fatally wounded in Lancaster on Mon
day morning by a little playmate and friend.
only six years OF age. whom he was visiting
and who is a son Of Mr.. James stewart Of
Lancaster. The Examiner thus details the
circumstances: Mr.. Stewart has little
10y, Joseph by name, vino is but six years of
age. between him and Master Braiy a
warm attachment existed, aud on Saturday
last. in response TO an invitation. the Brady
Toy came from Harrisburg. in company with
4 sister, 10 enjoy brief visit in this city,
stopping at TIE home Of Mr.. Stewart. \ few
days ago Charles Stewart. an elder son
brought home from his office a large revolt
Yer, known as Colts Navy. and he plac- ia,
sun loaded, IN drawer under some linen.
BY some means Master Josie ascerfaiued
The wherea bouts of the weapon. and This
morning about O'Clock he managed 10 get
1T In his possession. He then ran up stairs
20 call his little companion down 10 break
last. As he entered Master Brady's room he
began to snap the revolver in childish glee
INA IN another moment a loud report rang
through the hOusc and bullet was sent into
Bradys brain. He fell forward on the floor
and VIXEN the me mbers OF the family, who
were al breakfast, ran up stairs. they found
the stewart boy trying 10 lift mp his dying
companion. He was conveyed 10 a bed and
DrS. j. J.. Atlee, sr. aud jr called In. They
at once pronounced the case hopeless one as
the ball was lodged in the brain, aud q eath
was oDlv matter Of time. The Injured Lad
was bright, Intelligent, and interesting
little fellow.
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jealousy and the Pistol.

SHOOTING HIS PRETTY YOUNG wIFE'S
VISITOR, AND THEN KILLING HIMSELF.
Between and o'clock last evening An
ton Martens, a cigar dealer. OF ei3 east = b
street. shot and dangerously wounded rhos.
kogers, OF as LIST avenue. aud then shot ant
u StaEtly Killed himself The double tragedy
was enacted partly In the cigar store OF Mar
tons in 2s;h and partly In the street In front
OF the store. Anton Martens came 10 this
country about ten years ago. and engaged Ia
The cigar business at 2i3 east 2Sth street Five
years ago he was married to a pretty young
herman woman with whom he hal been a.
qUainted in the old country. lie lived Ia tia
back part OF his store. and nothing DISTURBED
their domestic happiness unt I a few months
ago. He then grew Jealous on account OF the
visits at his store Of Thomas Rogers. The
latter had been connected with the fire de-
partment for the last ten years, being a
member oftire engine company No. i. He
is single man and OF preposseSsilg appear
ance. lie bought his cigars ia Martens
store. being generally waited upon by Mrs.
Martens. This acquaintance ripeuei into
intimacy, and he spent much Of his leisure
IN the store. Martens frequently had QUAR-
reiS with his wife. and at such times used
threatening language. she says that on the
thursday before Christmas her husband
warned Rogers to keep away from his shop.
lie afterward bought pistol and carried Il.
Last night Rogers went 10 the store a few
minutes before 3 O'clock. Martens was az
sent, but when he returned "A few minutes
afterward and found his wife and Rogers IN
conversation In the back room. uSai as a
bedroom, he, according 10 Mrs. Martens. or
dered Rogers out OF the room. rs Rogers
arose To so. Martens drew his pistol and
nred al Rogers. The latter fell - the door.
but springlng up quickly reached the door,
and just as he opened ~ Martens fred sec
ond time. and then dashed after Rogers.
Mrs. Martens caught her husband and tried
tohold him back, aud ne threatened 70 shoot
her II she did not let him go. She then re-
leased her hold, and Martens followed RD-
gers into the street and began 10 fire upon
h!m, discharging three shots. At the third
shot Rogers fell TO the pavement. By this
The firing, and they say that Martens went
up 10 the PROSTATE man, put the pistol 10
ms own right temple, fired, and fell TO the
sidewalk. lie died on the spot Captain
Murphy had Rogers taken 10 Bellevue hos
pltal, and sent Martens body TO his home.
IL Is thought that Rogers wounds are IN Dr.
tall " /. Sun, 18Th.
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DIED.

FRASER. At Rlverton, n. ..on the 18Th inst :.
Ma kIE E daughter Of John and Sophie u. fras.r,
IN the 81 year OF her age. q
mCh ENkkl. On the morning Of the l4th in 81 :,
Mrs. ANNA nc ESNEH, relict OF the late John 10.
AcheDuey, and daughter OF the late " IN. Newton
Oregon, IA the "a year OF her age.
uneral from the residence OF her brother-fn-
law W IA L. Cox, esq, Nc. 1897 i0th street north
west. on Sunday next, at o'clock .. m. Relatives
and hienos are RESI- ectfuily invited 10 attend.
ITribune copy
BITTENHOFER. Ontae 18th inst, after a long
sn1 painful Illness, 1HEKLA RITTENHOFER, nee
LIPPOLDT.
FUnersll ~ take place from the Zion's Church.
o clock .. m.
SERGEANT. On Friday, January li,h, 1870, sf
late John Sergeant.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WOOD. On the 18th instant, ct q m, Of the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. L. A. Dunn, 1911
lofh street northwest. Mr.. AM WOOD, rclict Of
tie late Captain Vim. W. Wood, in the sd year Of
her age.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are re-
seectiully invited 20 attend the funeral IRON the
sbove residence tomorrow, Saturday. at Pm. .
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~ TRUHTEbS' SALE CT VALUABLE pro-
GA PETTY NEAR FALLS CHURCH, IN FAIR

By virtue of that certain deed of trust from Isaac
, H9iliCge aud wife to tho undersigned, bearing
date May 9Th, 1874, and of record the Land Re-
sores u Fairfax county, Va, Liber Z, No 1, folio
g. We will sell at public auction. to The highest bid
der, On the premises. on TIL RSDAY, the 81
day 81 February, $50, at IL O'Clock m, ali those
tracts or parcels of land and appurtenaucas de-
sctlbed in said deeds, containing III acres and 10
p ie-, and ne acre more or less. This property
improy'G by new frame Dwelling, Barn and other
Out hui dtHg7 and is very desirable property and
lies adjoining tie property of J. Ii, oIidge aud
others, and vas originally part OF the Sarah Sew
all property.
Terms of sale So much cash in hand az will pay
the costs OF sale, including a commission of per
cent. the gross s&Is; also, the sum of We hun
dred and s1aIy We dollars and eighty five aud
tblrG cents, and interest Thereon from 5th May 1874
the like OF sa65 5s, with like interest, TO fall
cue MAY 9Th, ls6, and the like sum, with like inter
est, to fall due May 9Th, l57, and the resdue il
to all due At such time as the said L. 8. Hollidge
shall nsme, bur, he deciiui5g 10 name tho date OF
payment, the same TO fail due the 9Th day OF MAY,
ISIS, ana to bear inters-, from the day of sale The
&c erred payments to be secured BY deed Of trust on
the property sold. GEO. l.. lSEs, t-r--,.
.auiZ II FOWLER AtLSi-ts
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RALIinokz AND emo RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TIME. January 2nd, 1875
a. LEAVE WASH NGTON
s.OO-BaitinUre aad Way Stations
1:0O-BaitIEcr-, ABHap, lis and Way Stations.
7.3O-BkLEf MORE ENPE E-s.
s-OO-HEw fuBK AND BosTOv EXPRESS
e:43-Cis cine at, It Louis and Pittsburs Ex-
press. lIrueI ~ Cumberland. Nd
c.5U-B6ltlnCTe aud " az Stations, On Sun Lag
~ 81 ., Stopping ~ Relay 'nly.
s:3O-Poiut Of Rocks sud Way staff Is
lO:lj-BALTINOHEJ SLlGITED ExPRESs No stops
l2I5-Bsl;imore, Wsy Stations and EIlicott City
1.3O-hLW fOgK AND NORFOLK ExFRE ss.
fg!lr4an PafloE Cars.
3.30-BaltImrEcl Frederick, HSseTstOwn and
Va rtsii. u. Via Main Stem
HArPer'' Eerry. Winchester and Way
4:3O-BsLT.9iuEE EXPREss. Stops al Laurel.
S<s-BGltImo -, Annapolis and Way stations.
e:3O-CHlcs6p fh-T sIPRgss. Hsgerstown.
6.OO-BA L-GEORZ ENPREss.
e:00-BsiJirEpTe aud Way 5tstIens.
S:OU-St. LOUIS. Cincinnati, Pitfsburg, Fast Elk
pres Chicago, Columbus, Sandusky AMI
Al ~ Stations on Ohio anu Chicago
9.25-EEyy ioSs NIGHT EXPRESS. Sleeping cara
s.3a-Bsltimore and principal Way Stations
$50, SOC, rs, ga am, ! 80 4;iS, $50
800, 9.25, and 9.S3 ?. n. daily. Ali other
tTai2sdsiiy EXCEPT >UEnay-
LsTrJHg tOT.f.H S'Gt5gH for bdS1tHgfOH.
600. $40. 6.:;5, 9-Is, 1910 D. m. dsiiF.
$50, $40 1880 $. M, 3:I3, $50, 9:i5
?. u, Gsily. except sCEdsy.
pap0lis, Sta;Etct Valley Branch, nor for New
York ard Ihilsdslru - 500 an. and $50 pm.
For further Information Apply at tee Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offcs7, Washington Station, and
49, P@nnsylVsuia avenue, whore orders will be
taken tCT bsCgCcc - he check aad received st any
POINT in th5 eisg. TAOS Il. SHARP.
l.. N. COLE, G-SsTaI Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. hoCA II. General Agent. royl-t
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GROWING House PLANrs.-Wha is want
ed for many kinds of plants and flowers, is
moist heat at the roots and flbers, where
growth early starts, aud from which the
stimulus is conveyed 20 every other part OF
The plant. A thrifty growth below the
ground is sure 70 be followed by fruit aud
flowers above. This can be accomplished by
nlllDg the saucers OF the flower pots with hot
water. This Is, OF course, absorbed and car
rled up 10 the roots nd fioers. giving the re-
CURED bottom heat. Unthrifty plants, in
addition TO this, should be placed on the
mantel-p piece over the Kitchen range: Keeping
Them, of course, well watered. IL supplies
heat where IL is most wanted-at the roots
and the benefit Is marked. In warm rooms
the higher temperature is at the top, aud tue
coolest near the floor, where the pots are.
This reveTses the proper order, giving the
roots OF the plant the coolest place. Another
important matter in house plants is TO give
Ilen the morning sun. Windows where
flowers are kept should, therefore, face the
east. The reasons are not known, perh APPS,
but the fact is patent to all whose business
IL Is 10 develop healthy growth In plants and
flowers, that an hour OF morning sun is
worth three hours OF afternoon sua.-B1S,Oa
transcript.
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RAILROADS.
1910 PENN LyANIA 1870
HOUTE
To the NOgsh. Wes', and soufhVesf,

~ anu
Double TTGck. Steet RaIs, SDIradid Seem
cry. Magnificent Equipment
Trains leave ~-Eing 90. CITY time. frnr- Depot
corner % o d = 81 + streets. as follows.
For Pitf>hrTC .ld th- Wet. = m dtily, with
IariOT Gar q PitfstuTg; 140 ~, dsiiy With
except SU da-.
BALTIMOEE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FoT CarauiaigUz, Rpch-ster. Buffalo, HiaEars
fails, AID TIE North, o :. n. daily, eNcApt sun
Palace Cars 70 Rochester. For Elmirs AID Baf-
tAl9, III % "a. daily, exec pt Sunday.
Tor heS York ans NJ East. 90 o M daily, with
Palace Car attached. Limited Express Of Pull
man Psrior Cars. o % a m daily exrep, Sn utsy
FOR New Ork. 1850 IN. daily, excep. sunday,
with Par OF Cars attached
and 4 SIS and . 10 . m dsilv Limited TX press,
y % a. N daily except Sunday
accommodation Tor Baltimore, $40 p m. daily,
except sunday
FOR PoIe's Creek Lire $50 g. m and 20 D.. m.
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis, Z so .. m and ass > m , except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA & FREDNRICKsBURq RAIL
NAY AMP ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON
For AlexsI drI., g. 7.-.9,IO.IIa .I.3,t2o,
30, an as . m. On Sunday st = IN, 4,
For the South. Via Richmond, HISS .. m daily,
except SUNDAY: and $40 a. m. daily; and via
LyLt hburR Z a. n. s,d Il:3- p. N. daily, ex
Cep. SuuCAy.
Traips leave aIexandrfa for W arlington, 67s,
9,1O,lI .. 3 4, 5, +. and D. m ON
Sunday 81 srd 20 a. M, and p m,
Tickets itf0TI alton, Sleeping Snd Parlor Car
Nuriheast cCraer 81 Fifteenth street AID penn
rytyania avenue, Northeast corner of Sixth street
ord PeEnsy aui1 avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders b. tsfr for the cbac sing of B.ggsue 10
destiI alton fr IA Hotels and Residences "
p ~ BOYD IN Gent Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, Gen1 Manager. iau3-Iy
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STEAMER LINES.
-THR BALL LINE

Sac BALL LINE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM.
SHIPS.
Failing regularly every month from Watson ,
wharf BROOKLYN ". Y, for PARA, -s-ss
PkkNAhBUCU, BAHIA and BIO IA -
khhlO, calling al ST JOHNS, F0RTUs@EE.E4
NELLIE MATRIs, 5000 tons, jan % at2p.m
JOHN BEAM LII, 1880 tons, Feb. %, OF l D. m
J Is WALLER, 200 tons, March Is at ] o m
These steamers are perfectly new. with all the
accommodations
For freight and passage 81 reduced rates spp,y 20
J. s. TUCKER 4 CO, Agents
oecIo ON al Pine street, New York.
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN
SAILING DAYS.
q rT9 ron Pter ?, North Wharves, PHILADELPHIA,
From 50 Water street, Georgetown, SS
ID. o., MONDAY, at o. m
, This line connects at Philsdephia with Clydes
denoe, Boston and New England States. No wharf.
Y. HYDE, Agent for d. OF q.
Nm. CLYDE d CO., Philadelphia
A. RkkD, Alexsndria, Va
Dg: u: MINK, 29 o evonshire street, Boston.
freights delivered by Knox's Express. Orders
Ieit At General Sftios sos Pennsylvania avenue,
80 the steamers Wharf, will be promptly attended
20.
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~Prince Bismarck has chosen one rather
peculiar way OF showing his grief az the
death Of bis Intended son-in-law, Count Won
Gutenberg. He does not intend to reduce the
number OF entertainm ents that be hai
planned to give during the winter, but ne
will be invited.
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9lUWNMAN & GREEN,
II BtaIEs.ate Brokers and Auctiopeers,
4l2 Seventh sire ct northwest

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION. UNFINIsHED
BRICK HoUSS ON WEST SIDE OF wash
dNST0N Sr, BETWEEN GAY and DUNBAR
- By virtue Of a deed n trust, dated May 10,
ls75 recorded in Liber IT'S, folio 49, Of the land
record OF Washington connty District II Columbia,
and By direction of the holder of the note secured
thereby, we will sell at public auction, on WE'D.
NESDAf, the l9tb day of January, lS16, at 4
O'clock m, ali that piece or parcel of ground in
Georgetown, ID. o.. beginning for the same az q
point On tie west side Of Washington street B feet
north from the northwest corner of Washington aud
Gay streets, and running thence west 50 feet to q
0'oot alley thence north 70 feet thence 81 feet
TO said sshiDgton street, and then south along the
iae Of Washington street 26 feet to the beginning
together with the use and privilege of tie said 10
foot alley.
Terms OF saie- S3 600, with ten per cent interest
from May 10, 1875 together with the psDses Of this
sale, and a.! taxes due on the property the day of
sale Ia cash balance in twenty -four months, So
cured by notes bearing interest and deed OF trust
the property. 500 down when the property 1,
struck eff, which will be forfeited unless the terms
of sale are complied with in seven days from safe
and the property will be resold the risk aud cost
OF the de:aulting purchaser. Convey sncing az
purchaser cost
x. ?. DODGE, I'M
PA. DARNEILLE, trustees.
Janlo Ids BOWMAN & GREEN, Aucts
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(SOHFNp LOAN OyBIOD, Cvn~ q IN skss
~ sid NsO Yoys aossss, eutranoe on New ~
York avenue. The most private Loan Once
In the city. Money loaned ct the loVest rateU i
Of interest 90 Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
acatls1saS Oioshias, OaFDsti, end ieEdssS o
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CONDENSED BEER.-Mr. Lockwood de-
scribes, in the Journal OF the Society of
Aris, his patent solid or condensed beer.
Beer is taken al Its best condi tion, its alcohol
is separated and saved by a method OF gentle
dlstillation IA rdcuo and the residue * con-
densed In q vacuum pan, like milk. When
finished 1t is enclosed in hermetically sealei
packages, the alcohol first being added 10 IL
again, and acting as a preservative. Tae fer
mentation which was present in the beer
when IL was taker d suspended by the heat
In this condition, ap. arently for auy lene IN
OF time, as some exists that has now been
Kept for nearly two years. When re-made
by adding water, IL is not wort, but real
beer, having all its flavor and alcoholic
strength, and lacking only efervescence,
which can be quickly impaired by reviving
the suspended fermentation for a short time
IN order TO develop sufficient carbonic acid
gas 10 give II the required briskness; or N is
ct to drink Immediately, IL charged with
carbonic acid gas, like aerated water.
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'bNHOS. l.. WAGGAMAS,
L Zeal Estate Auctioueer. SIG 7th street
ON CBANCERy SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

~ AND PROVED,
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
ilst; let of Columbia passed in Equity cause No
2Ji we viii sell at public auction. in front Of each
oftbe premises hereinafter mentioned, on FRIDAY,
the Jet day Of JanUsry, A II. ISIS, commencing At
q CLOCK IN Lot No. Z, i'm ReceiveEs' subdivision
81 square W, with the improv ats consisting Of
BrlCk Dwelling, according 10 plat OF survey % be
exhibited at the sale. Said Lott being on Ooaoecti
cur avenue, near Boundary street
Immediately after the above sale, will sell Lot
No. 49, IN Receivers subdivision of said SQUARE 90
beng on 9Th street. near Boundary.
Immediately after the last sale, will sell Lot a.
In John W. Starr Subdivision Of Sluars l3l, ON
boundary street, b-tween lSh and 18th street north
west said Lots Is and 81 improved By good
Franc Dwellings.
said lot "a will be sold al the risk and cost OF the
tetaultipg purchaser
Terms. a. prescribed by the decree: Ons-t bird of
the purchase money cash; aud the balance thereof
IN six, twelve aud eigh. months from day
with ~ per cent Interest per aHnum until paid the
notes with suretiCs 10 thu satsfaC zion of the Re-
CeiEers. n" deed given until purchase money aud
irtere't shall be pud = deposit o. SO VIII be re-
IuiTtd On each piece Of property Id when tho same
Is struck of II terms of sale be not complied with
ia ten days from day of sale, the Receivers rezc-ye
The right 70 resell At the rik and cost of the d-fUIt
ing purchaser or purchasers. All cOlYeyancng at
cost Of pnrchaEer or purchasers.
WILLIAM j. MATTINGLT,)
PHILIP A. DAENEILLE, : Receivers.
WILLIAM J. MILLER,
JaHlG-l0t WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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az CANE down the street yesterday morn
ing with a countenance beaming with ioy
and tranquility. His nose and ears were rei
but he needed them not. He executed q
cheerful Jig as he unlocked the door, aud as
he came outside to hang out the modest sign,
practical Plumber" he shouted across the
way TO his friend the cold dealer, "Come,
old man, let's go get q piece OF lemon peel;
full for the blessings Of Pros violence !"-I Bos.oa
(,I,y<
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V'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'ssALE OF PROPERTY INGEoBGE-

~ By virtue Of a coed of trust, duly recorded in
- Der No 72q lilo 4, OF thu land records of
= be District Of Colu nbis. and dated second Az
cured d iehy, will offer, al pubic sale. ca MON
"a ], m goth day of september, 1878, in frDat of
the pIe1 ises at tbs hour Of acocs p M, all that
part 81 Lot number 81. ia Holm. ais addition 10
georgetown District Of Columbia, with the i'm Or
TeH'- upon the same: Beginning ~ the northeast
corner oil Beal al Monroe in said town aud
running esstVa'dly along Besll street feet thence
noTthwsrdy and parallel with Monroe street 81 f Z
thence West@eToly and parallel with BeaI street Al
Feet 10 noErue street; thence south along the east
lie Of MoDrar street - teet 10 the beginning
Terms of sale: One-ihri Of the purchase money IN
cash; ii Residue lii and IL months, the purchaser
SWING his notes secured by deed OF trust ON the
premises bearing interest at per cent. per snuuD.
IL me terms OF safe complied with at taa eud
OF five days from the az of sale, the undersigned
reserves the rig ht to resell the pr perty tie risk
and cost Of the doIaultng purchaser afer aiyertIs
lng The same IN the - Evening star i've times.
r. p, JACKSON, Trustee
sepl55t THOMAS DOWLIST Auct
~ TIE PURCHASER At THE ABOVE SALE
having failed u ply with the Of sale. -he
above describe property will be offered at public
sale on NfDN EsDaf, the 18th day o; January,
lsl6 1T clock in the afternoon, al the risk aud
cost Of the defsulinR purchaser. dep Jsit of $50
required when the property is struck of.
Il. p. JACKSON. Trustee.
laH1i OF THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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COAL AND WOOD.


CHEAP! CHEAP ROR CANHI
.LhoCsASDs OF TONS ORDBRED.
Aiivins DALI csrzoes OF the bsst varieties Of an
kinds OF COAL sid MOOD
Now h the tslLs % Inv
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.14e fyi'1ts To the ton, call on tae under.
having t~o o. tLe largest whaTvos Ia TIE Dfst.fce
ma Al the 'schI,ie; s9ssiole thereto annexed for
consumer, we can certainly offer special induce
menus visit "a our W hsryes aud Depot viii CON
vince one At 81 four uDsurp,sssd al v,atagss
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Good OAK WOOD eeliysrec IS low e. as % n
Der cord. -
the public Of Ire above facts
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