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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-21
TWEED CAUGHT.
The story or His travels How lie Eiudcd
ihe!Spanisb Authorities, ana How
lie WAS tnptured

1t waS found in July last that Tweed
was in Santiago de Cuba, having passed
there from Havana General JOuvellar
was applied TO by the American consul
to have Tweed secured and sent to the
United States General Jouyellar was
quite willing, even in the absence of an
extraditiOn treaty, 10 oblige the Ameri.
can government in return TOR their cour-
tesy in Arquettes case come years ago,
Tweed, however, was appriscd in Santi-
ago of his impending danger and sailed
for NiGo Spain, July 9th, on board the
sailing vessel Carmen. Mr. Gushing
thereupon notified the Spanish govern
ment of the fact, and found them willing
to arrest Tweed and return him to Cuba,
or deliver him up to the American con.
sui. Every precaution was taken by the
Spanish government to secure Twccd's
arrest in any port of Spain, or on any
coast.line by which he might arrive.
Severe orders were given to the local
authorities, especially those of Nigo
and the Gallician coast On September
9th, the Carmen hove in sight off Vieo,
and was Immediately boarded by the
OF Pontevidra. The COVER
nor at once recognized Tweed from pho
tographs which he had in his possession
for some time previous to the arrival of
the fugitive Tweed was entered on the
ships papers in the name of Secor, and
was accompanied by man giving his
name "a William Hunt, who is said TO
be his nephew, Both were Immediately
secured and thrown into the calaboose
under strong guard, but were suhse
quentIy transferred, by order, to for
tress in Nigo, under the command of the
captain-gcneral. The first secretary Of
the American legation has requested the
pxtradition Of Tweed, and he will consc-
lucntIy he handed over tD the Amcri-
can authorities.
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She Knew the Beast.

Detroit Free Press: "You sec this
hoss, don't your called out woman
about forty years old as she drove up to
Grand River avenue blacksmith-shop
yesterday.
The smith came out and replied that
his sight WAS good.
90" want a shoe on that hind foot right
to once" she continued, and she jumped
down and had the horse almost out of
the old wagon before the smith reached
the curbstOne. She led the beast into
the shop, sat down on the bench and pre-
parei to take a smoke, and a. the black
smith took down shoe she observed:
"No fooling now. want that shoe to
stick to that foot for whole year. You
can't impose on me cause I'm a wo'
man."
horse suddenly became restive, dancing
around and bothering the shoer 80 that
he could not proceed.
"You don't seem to have had any ex-
perience with horses" remarked the wo-
man as she rose up and laid her pipe
aside. 81 know this beast from Dan to
Besheba, and you just git back little" ="
The smith retreated a few feet and the
woman caught the horse by the bits,
gave him two hundred pound kick in
the ribs and yelled: g,
"Whoa! Charles Henry-glt around
there-stand over and take that and
/ this--and some more! Now come up
and toe the mark! :, -,
Charles Henry kicked the anvil off the
lock as she kicked his ribs, but she
icked the hardest, and when the horse
shoer stuck his head into the shop the
horse was half over bench, but as meek
AZ a lamb.
"a" Now purceed," said the woman, as
he picked up her pipe. "When a hoss
goes to fooling around me and achln' for
row, he's laying up sorrow for his gray
| hairs
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-21
Revival of Trade In New York.

In all the down town streets where the
heavy wholesale houses are situated--On
Broadway, Church, Leonard, Worth and
Wbite-the evidence has accumulated
for several weeks that there is a genuine
revival OF business in the city at last
.'hs .rn-ters, commission houses, l.o
bers, mill representatives and auction
firms agree in this, and say that while
other revivals since 1873 have been
merely spasmodic, the brisk trade inan-
ouroted this season h.ls continued with
out abatement; that the stock of goods
throughout the country are very limited,
and that the manufacturers havs sold
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-21

halfinch boiler pla,c, and the result was
the same ~ upon the steel. One table
spoonful placed upon three thickncsses
of the hest boiler iron and exploded with
out any tapping, wilGperlorate all three -
1t is claimed that the new explosive is
equally, If not more, efficient for rock,
splitting or blasting, and exhibitions OF
its powers for this kind of work are TO be
made before long.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-21

OF Rufus Choate's wit volume
might be compiled. Ola party in suit
he said: Why doesn't he pay back
the money l.e has i'll got? He is so
much of a villain that he wouldn't If he
could, and no much of bankrupt that
he couldn't if he would" OF a very
crooked fight of stairs he said, How
drunk must a man be to climb those
stairsw OF one of his female clients he
said, "She is a sinner-no, not sinner,
for she is our client; but she is dis
agreeable saintw He defined the law
yer's "vacation" as "the space between
the question put to witness and his an,
swer." OF the homely chiefjustice
Shaw, 81 venerate him "a the Indian
does his leg, curiously carved; ! ac-
knowledge that;he is ugly, but | feel that
he i. great" Of the constable who re-
peated the word "having" many times
In his return, ale has greatly over.
worked the principle"
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THE motto for the week on little
Girl. Sunda school card was, Get thee
behind me, Satan" There were goose.
berries in the garden, but she was fer.
bidden to pluck them. Pluck them she
did. "Why didn't you" asked her
mother, "when you were tempted to
touch them, say, Get thee behind me,
SatanT" al did" she said, earnestly,
"and he got behind me, and pushed me
into the bush"
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SUMMARY,



Germany at present leads European
countries in the mileage of its railroads.
Great Britain held first place at the be.
ginning OF 1872, but during the year
Germany opened l,493 miles OF road,
against $50 in Great Britain. France
opened 573 miles of road; Austria, 461
Sweden, 4O6 Switzerland, 2S3; Italy,
1856; Denmark, 1870; Russia, 81; Portu-
gal, 90; and Belgium 62. The total
mileage in the principal European coun-
tries is IA follows: Germany, 1882;
Great Britain, 1859 France, l3,4li
Russia, II ,525; Austria, 1872; Italy,
ATT; Spain, 1902; Sweden, 100 !;
Belgium, 2,l67; Switzerland, 1898 !;
Holland, l,O1l. In proportion to area,
Belgium has the greatest railway mile
age of any country in the world. Great
Britain stands next in order, and in pro-
portion to her population stands first in
the scale. Russia, in proportion to her
immense area, has the least railroad de
yelopment OF any European country.
Forty.eight and One-halt per cent. of the
railroad mileage in the world is in Eu-
rope. ..,
half per cent. of the total milage OF the
world, and the United States alone forty
and a half per cent. The number OF
miles in the United States is "a, 1888; in
Canada, 4,s37, and in Mexico, 3T:
There we're constructed in the United
States in 1875, l,545 miles. This is
more than was constructed in any other
country, though when the area is taken
into consideration the progress was not
near go great az that of Germany, and
les. than that in number OF Other
nnnnf riaa
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-21
The Railroads of the World.

DR.. G.. Stuermer, of Bromberg, Prrs-
sia, has collected statistics showing the
railroad construction of the world during
the wear 1875, and the total number of
miles in operation at the close of the
wear. With corrections of the Uuited
States and Canada made by the New
York Railroad Gazette, the summary of
which is as follows
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-21

HrR voN DER SERDEN, once Prussian
official, has received the first formal per.
mission for fire burial. The bodies ei
his two children are to he subjected to
incremation and the ashes be sent to
their parents. The question of crema-
tion /, said to have made decided pro
gress among the educated classes of
Germany.
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Onr Trade With China.
Total in three years......"........o"

Balance of trade against us in three
years, s53,9s4, 1872.
The above figures were furnished in
special report by Hon. II. b. Bristow,
secretary of the treasury.
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| \ SCIENTIFIC writer saws every llIlh
cansay "no" several months before il can
say eyes" An old bachelor who has
been rejected seventeen times says this
habit of saving emo" betCr' she can say
'vcs" clings to the female infant until
after she becomes twenty seven years OF
age.
A WOMAN in Council Bluffs, Iowa, mas
sold out her husband for brndIc COW,
calf and 500 to boot. \ former wife,
from whom he had been twice divorced,
coaXcd him to return to hlS allegiance,
and the second wife, actuated by spirit
of accommodation and agricultural enter
prise, consented to a separation Tor the
consideration named
GEORGE ELIOT says that Il young
mans ewes FIRST open to the world when
he is in love. This is not always so.
Usually it is when he has gone away
from home and had his wa hing sent cut
for the 6rst time, and finds among II
when il IL returned an old stocking with
two stripes about the top and long
noush to pull up around his neck
TIVE time.honorcd custom which tier
"a ,,,,Ion,. ,,La,n h,yc ot swnddinQ them
selves up until they are lnyuInerao'e to
any y'".,s nna W ,Son try;nm TO scratch each
gun, ,, ""m na.es ,"y with sw1rd point., is show.
o'h'N "'"' G'i,;na t in,n jisrrpute, At
ing se.is s1, VI nue I nr ,hc so.caIl,d duels
i'nIi,'s'''S, arms t,r nIocn thc government of
| A.. 'H;,oru;+v exnellel one of the com.
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FACTS AND FANCIES.

GOETHE; "We are only alive when
we enjoy the good will of others"
THERE ls n man in Newark 60 'close
that when he attends church he occupies
the pew farthest from the pulpit, to save
the interest ON his money while the col
lectors are passing the plate for contribu-
items.
Is ten years the screw propeller has
entirely replaced the paddle in transat-
lantic navigation, the weight of marine
engines has diminished one.half, the
steam pressure has quadrupled, and the
consumption Of coal has decreased two
thirds.
ANCIENT Notwithstanding to a
German analyst the composition of an
old bronze weapon, supposed to he about
two thousand years old, has been ascer-
tanned to be ninety parts copper and ten
parts tin, proving that tin was known to
the ancients.
The baby was doubled up by the
cramps and yelling at the rate of n mile q
minute, IA the father and mother stood
over the crib with the laudanum bottle
between them. " No, Marar,' he Mid
gently but firmly, you pour it out;
that child's growing 50 much like your
msther that | can't trust myself
JoHN STUART MILL worshipped his
wife for her great mental powers, and he
ascribed to her wonderful genius several
OF the best sections of his philosophical
works The truth ia that she told him,
in echo, his own thoughts that he had
previously told to her. His death was
fastened by his mourning for her.
WHITTIER sent this little verse TO an
autograph collector in England:
Thicker than wnter in one rlll,
Through centuries Of story,
our Saxon hleod has lowcd, and f'il
We share with you the good md III,
Tho sh,,InW aud the glory,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS NOM

TBusIhEs SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
TOL snREEI. BEIWsEN On AND Sd srS.,
ls0hTH SIDE CONSISTING OF THEE
sIQhI FRAME pwKL.ING WITH H. RGE
CkLLAk, No. gas; ALSO, FRAME STABLE
By virtue Of de-d Of trust dated October no. A.
u lal, and duly recorded in Lioer No $50. folio
49, among the Land Records Of the District % Col
uno1a and by direction Of the party secured there
ny, Ill sell at pubic auction 10 frort II the pre-
mis- >, 20 the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY
March eth A. ID. ls76, at 4 30 D. M ali those
certain pieces er parcels Of grou d in the CITY of
Warrington, in said District, and known and de-
scfibeo ae follows to wit The western Is feet front
iIg on East Capitol street Of lot 4 in .onare No
5y and extending back the width of Is feet tne fu
depth OF said lot ALSO lot ietter~d ard marx al
In b. sholes and Others recorded subdiyision of
original lots IA, Is, Is, II and Is in SAID s,uare No
1873 excepting the south u feet 81 inc hea frontins
IN 80 street east by equal depth Of - feet inch Of
.aid lot M" together with the improvements
Terms Of ssle: One third cash tos VII ch s,e
must De paid At time OF saleD aud lhe bal in
Twelve, and eighteen months, In equal pa, ments to
re secured BY purchasers notes beAring Interest
from day OF sale ct the rate of eight rer cent
apnum until paid payable semi sanna D. and
DEED OF trust On the Premises sold Conveys acina
and recording a. purchasers cost IL terms of sale
are not complied Within six days after sale, the
trustee reserves the rs to resell at REX and cost Of
defaulting purchaser.
WIN, =. HOLTZMAN, Trustee,
No. 32l street north vest
pOWNmAN obSEN, Aucfs. feb24 dts
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NOUNG & sIDDLEToN, Auctioueers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AZ Ic AHSII0NS A50GI PA ACRE> ADyoIN.
HOUSE AND LOT IN sQUaRE e22
80 By virtue Of deed Of trust. ds;sa May 10Th,
6o one sf the land records for w sshn gton JunIy,
ID the district OF Columbia aud by direction of the
rsrty secured ithersby, the gndsrsigped trustees
on IN URsDAI, the 3Oth day of March, is76, at ,
O'Clock m, all that piece parcel of land In said
called Scotland and Barbados enar sed hes innio
Tor the same at stone planted in the ground the
east side of the turnpike road leading from the city
of Washington to Bisdensburg, aud standing at the
corner of the farm now owned by the Reform SCHOOL,
north srees east IL per ches thence norts
IL degrees, east % rcaes thence south IL degrees
east bra perches; thence south 7sI degrees west 30
perchesi thence &C nth 81 degrees, west "A perches
thence north 81 degrees east 7Il3 perches, to the
place OF b ginning, Containing 3sI acres, or
less
Also, at O'Clock p of the day, in front Of
the property ali that piece parcel of ground lying
AND being on street east IN the city If wa.hing
Adams subdivision Of Origias lot 5, square s22
This lot Is improved By a Frame Dwelling. aud has
frontage oil ~ ieet by depth Of los feet and one
inch.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
FOR zach parcel to be paid in cash; hal the
the one year and the other half az the
end CT two years from the said day Of sale. A de-
posit Of $40 f,om the purchaser or purchasers Of
each parcel will he required the time sale The
credit payments, with int crest thereon, the rate
OF ten per cent per annum payable stmi anu ually,
from ana after the day of sale be aired by
snd deed Of trust the perry solo, or at the
ton Of the purchaser purchasers the whole of the
cells, may be paid in cash. CoRveysncing ct the
G & OF the porchsser Unless the terms Of sale
day of SAFE the Tt reserve the right 10 resell
the properly at the cost and risk of the drfaulipe
purchaser, atier giving at least ten days notice by
public adv enlistment, and the cash deposiI will be
forfeited.
ea a6bGr =; sPsALEkk!tILLE', Trustees.
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~ q. WARNER, corner 7th and Il streets.

By virtue of five deeds Of trust to me- dated re-
spect1vely June 1874, September Is, .S74 and June
1873, recorded in iber No 1854 folio IOI; libsr No.
three Of the Land records for the county of Wash
Il stop, District Of Columbia, l shsll sell on
Thu RSDAf March 9Th. lST6, at ) O clock d. m :,
In mont OF the premises subdivision lots A and So
IN square east OF square sO9 with the improvements,
a two story and ssement brick house on each lot,
aDde2 Also, parts OF subdivision lots g. IS, 90 and
on the psrs of said lots, on street, between atm
street AND New jersey avenue, by the depth of the
lots vito the improvements, tive story new brick
house. with back buildings, containing rooms
est oD each tbr, parts.
TENS Of sale: One fourth cash, of which $50 will
be req uirtd t. be paid Immediately after the sals
balance In 6, II and Is months after the day of sale,
with ten per cent interest anuum I'll pa ID;
be secured by deed of trust on the prof. erty. III
the terms not complied with in ten days after the
day OF sale, the property will be reeold the rist
AID cost Of the defsu:ting purchaser, after three
days notice in the Daily Evening Star. Ali the
cost Of deeds and fcordinG TO be paid the pur-
chaser. JN0 W. KENNEDY, Trustee
feD23- eo&ds Ut OOLDWELL, Salesman
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

TRUsTEE's SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
BEIMEEs Urn AID sTH STREETs NORTH.
EAST, AT AUCTION.
~ BY virtue of q deed Of trust, dated February
Ii 4ih, A. ID. 1873. AID duly recorded in Liber No.
IO9 folio 3d. one Of the land records for Washington
County, In the District OF Columbia and by request
OF The party stcured thereby, shall proceed 10 cell
at pIb &c au stion in front Of the premises, MON
DAY, March 9th, 1876, at 4 so O'Clock m, all
that certain tieca or parcel OF ground, situate,
Ding and being IN the oty of w sshinstop, in the
District OF Colun bia, known and described as Lot
numbered eleven ND, in SQUARE numbered eight
hundred and niEetF eight 1881 with the i'm prove
mepts thereon, consisting Of q two-story Cottage
Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of 'aiv: $500 and interest at 10 per cent
per annum frOs1 August 6th 1875, tog Their with the
expense Of sale, in cash; balance at and II months,
for notes bearing interest at 10 cent per
CoLyey al cling at cost Of purchaser. gao down q
day OF sae and II the terms Of sale not Piled
with within five days from day Of sale, the Trs zee
the right to resell the property ut the risk
and cost Of the defsultiDg purchs,e
w. b. REED, Trustee
feb2s eo&ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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feb2S eo&ds WAS
.RUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing
date July lst, 1s69, and duly recor led in Liber
OF Alexandria VA and at the written request Of the
party secured will SELL at public auction, ia front
Va, on MONDAY the Sd day Of april, 1876, at .
on said deed Of trust which is 06O with intsrrs a.
seven sD per cent. Per nnnum from November 2,
less the property released by me By deed Of Novem-
Der "a 1884, recorded among the said land records Of
ty of Alexandria, Va, abo ut two miles westerly
from the he Aeu;sd19st 6rsge know e spring Hill
eleven acres. improved by . comfortable two-story
Frame Dwelling about 400 fruit trees and 100 rape
cor dition.
Terms: Cash. 600 viii be required OF the pur.
chaser ~ IL time of sale. All convey ancinc
purchasers cost. II the terms Of sale not fully
eomptied with In seek from the day OF SALE the
the risk ard of the defaulting purchaser, after
OLIVER oOx, Trustee.
uarl-stavtd w. wILLOUGdBY, Attorney
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY,
In accordance with act Of congress approved
June % 1874. 90. ;. Statutes, vol Is, page US
there viii be sold at auction to the highest bidder
at I'm. on RI ESD ,Y, April Attn, 1870, the Mate
rial OF all kinds contained in the Old JAZZ Buildings
Walls and Fenses, located in Judiciary square.
The material to be entiret removed WITHIN thirty
DAYS ate sale. Ten per cent. Of the purchase
money will be required day OF sale; tho balance
before work OF rrmovipg mat. rial is commenced.
q. Il. b 4BCOCK, Gel of Eng ineers, O. 3. A.
MARI 2aw3w TH0S BOWLING, Auct.
pdn I
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RAILROADS.
1910 PERNsYLyANIA 1916
hOUTB
fo the North. West. and Southv at.

Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
For Pittsburs and the Wet, q. m. daily, with
i.i.ss Oar 70 GSiosao. and iI:sS I. 1 n! daily s1
except Sunday.
Tor osn.nsssus. RoeSe.ssI, Suifsio, f Ssssr.
g.. 9 Is: E$4. ~
if . sas s Limited L f se
T ri Is:s: Ill s' 'sS''s Sunday
.sS 9,, su.Gs
sa,I s.ssSs M daily
ren Ps;. d LII. 1sS nm "a so
Tor XnnsSofi.. %:So :. m. and ass ,. M. except
ALExAEpK1A q FREDERICKSBURG BAIL.
WAY AMP ALEXANDRIA = WASHINGTON
ror Ale1sSdri.. Q, ,.s:s,lO, Ian. I,s.4;so
8, 8, 700, and l1;40p.m. On Sunday 81 -.
ror the o south n viz Richmond. l14o ,. NJ dali,
except SUNDAY: sna vie Lynchours, f;aa .. n.
Tram; leave Ais1apafia for washington, s. rs.
Sunday !. and a. 81 n l.. an. M 1nG M q" On
Isaetsi iRfo.%s,,Gn, Sleeping ana PaTaSr Oar
syiyania avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
orders cam be for the chsesns Of Bsss.se
iestin alton fr IN Hotels and Residences.
FRANK asn Msnsss4s ass
RALYinOK1 AND ohio RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME. FEBRUARY 18th. is7e.
.i!so-B.,. asas .ud T xss sts.ioa.
1:9y-Baliimore, Apnapolis and WAY Stations.
s:OO-EEw YORK AND BosToN EXPRESS.
e:As-CiBcInsati, St Louis and PttsburG Ex-
pssss Dinner inn W q Csm6sII.nd Nd
s;.o-Pcin. q koss. I and Way st..i1nss.
isIs-s.l,imGss and Way Stations.
sso-Bs%lt%qss; F:SdsFisi t., as s and
bsrpefs Ferry, w!nehssteE and Va,
sSd sslti%S5e and WAY s,s,Sp,
S:00-BALIIMoRE EXPRESS.
6:05-sslliiinoIe and Way Stations.
s:os-st; Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsours Hast Tx:
b al M,sy Stations on Ohio and 0hioag'
s:3s-HEw YoEk EIsHr HxPREss. Sleeping cars
s:st-Bsltlmore and principal WAY Stations.
1SSo' 800 .;5Sasa' an I;sS 4;.s' $50
:rainsdsily except Sunday.
Lsav.rs Camden star,on 10, wa,s,.sto~.
<:43, SIS, 500, 100, s:45 O.. m, 1890,
4lc. 200, $50, as, 1910 .. N. daily.
$50, $40 1880 g.. M, 3:1S, $3.50, 0:Ie
.. m, daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Eagerssovn, An
lapolis, stanton Valley Branch, for New
York and Philadelphia at 500 Am. and g 10 I'm.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
ass Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will be
AIKEN for baggage to be checked and received at any
soipt IN the city. THOs. b. SHARP,
Master of Trans portAtion,
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. kO0NTZ. General Agent. povln
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AUCTION SALES.
THoM.s pOwLINes1 rctioleer.

EXPANSIVE sALE OF HOUSEHOLD rURNI.
TURK.
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, March
HTx 18th, is7e, 81 o'clock, 9; No. IsIs y
Ffts street, between l2th and lSih streets north.
vest the resi- eoee o. lady declining houssksep
ing. shall sell the follox turIiture
o. Piano orte Cover anc Stool,
Oil Painting, est. John Preaching In the Wilder.
ness,
Oil PaI tipgs ard Enersvirgs,
@, cen H. Parler Furniture,
Marble top tables.
What Nots, " indow Hangiugs,
BInseis. Three ply and Ing siE Carpets,
bali aud stair Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Wsiiu ut Ma bic top Chamber Suits,
Mahogany Marble top Chamber Furniture,
Pain ed Marble top ana Plsin Cottage Suits,
Fin- HAIR aud Husk Mattresses,
4 ga q. Z Beds, Pillows and Boosters,
kNtension and other Diniug Tables.
Sidebosrd, Dining Chairs, China and Glassware.
Toilet Ware, Kitchen Requisites, &c, &C , &C.
Terms cash.
mars THOS BOWLING, Auct.
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THIS EVENING,
hUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers
II Southeast corner 9Th and ID SITS % W.
AUCTION SALE 0F Az AGob. ECTToN OF FINE

AUCTION SALE OF COL ECTION OF FINE
IMPORTED OIL PAINTINGS
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Stb March com.
mencnG at O'Clock, will be sold within our ssies
r. ON, 9Th and ID streets northwest catalogue Of
Z. Gently imported from Europs by q resident OF
Warrington, who Is about leaving The city, and
represents the following artists: stanfi-d Hogarth
ktuniuck, Armfeld, IAN David de He m. Niccolo
bambini, Jan Breughei, Galnsborou al, Lancreet
Moucheron. West, GUthers. and which especial
siteuiit n is invited sale wi'hout limit alton
mara d DUN'ANS IN Bros Aocts