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AUCTION SALES.
HU.nNSROW.
II II. wABNEB, corner 7th and + streets.

* n NhhNEh, corhtrI 9TH and streets.
TECsTEEs' SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
STABLE IN THE ALLEY BETWEEN STH
hhD 1LE STREETS, AND C AND II SITS,
~ By virtue of deed Of trust, dated June g. A.
IL ID. l6i, duly recorded in Liber 753, folio 2ll,
ole OF he Land Records for the District Of Column
bls shd al TIE request OF the party secured thereby
ana siso by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
OF the Dis rct OF Columbia passed in said court ON
cause No. 4,365, IA. Doc. IA, wherein Jos. T. 4,
RANT trustee, ct al are com plsinants and Chas 7.
DAVIS ct al are defendants, will sell, At public
auction, Ia the alley the line of which the prop
l5I6, at o'clock p m, all those certain pieces or
parcels OF lsnd and premises, situate and beikg in
tire city OF Washington, ID. o., and known and dis
unguished as parts OF lots numbered sixteen (l61
dred and nifty -four asa described follows be
ginning ats psfnt on hfteen Isl foot alley, sixty
three 1857 feet and eleven I'D inches, north Of the
southeast Of lot numbered entsen 7I, and
north sixteen (l6I feet and a inch, thence west
fifty six 1867 feet and six 90 inches, to tbs west II
Of lot mbered sixteen ll6) and to q thirty 1907
foot alley thence north with said alley and the west
thence east seventeen (H feet, thence north three
feet, thence east seventy six 100 feet aud (6D
inches 70 the east line Of lot numbered seventeen
(Hl and to fifteen (l5D foot alley, the nee south
with the line of said lot aud alley thirty si Sc feet
and one ID Inch to the place of beginning together
with the improvements, sc.
Terms: TIE amount secured by said deed of trust
ana e1 sale in cash, and the balance 81 six
OF sae, with interest at six f6D per cent deposit
OF 500 Will be rec ured of the purch at time of
sale All conveyanclng at the pense of purchaser
Terms to be complied with in seven days or the de-
CHARLES T. DAVIS, Ia
feb2 MICHAEL p. CALLAN,S trustees
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AEatuabIe Optutou.

He wa a long man with painfully thin
legs. There Was a general appearance about
him as OF mHn han kering for the calm
solitude Oi a jail. tie went into a Main
street saloon, ard stumbling up 70 the bar,
said; "Gimme whISkey."
The barkecper nlled the order promptly.
While he was returning the decanter 20 It's
place, the long man emptied the glass; aud
then backing up TO the stove, spread his
coat tails with his hands, and proceeded TO
enjoy the genial warmth.
Here YOU sung out the barkceperi "ff-
teen cents TO pay"
Grants had it two terms, and that's
enough" said the long man.
"'Taint enough 90 settle for that drink"
said the bar keeper, land now you ante"
There's Blaine with his amnesty bill, but
that won't help him." continued the long
man.
at won't help you pay for that drink"
Come down with the stamps"
"Morton's financial record is bad, an
that knocks him." said the long man, not
needing the interruption.
ct amt a circumst lance 20 the way III
knock you, II you don't pool In for that glass
of whiskey," exclaimed the bar-keeper,
''Tilden has done big things, but he don't
stand no sight," said the long man.
81 guess he stands as much sight as do
OF getting my pay" retOrted the bar keeper.
Charles Francis Adams would run well
fittings worked right, said the long man.
oh, cheese that" said the barkeeper,
nag baby Aliens chanches amt worth a
cuss, }" said the long man.
He's worth a derned sight more'n you.v
broke in the barkeeper. "What in thunder
are you trying TO get through your misers-
BILE ca rcass?'
What arn / trying to get through mee-
inquired the long man.
That's what said" replied the bar
keeper.
why, JUS this" said the long man:
Take Grant an Blaine an' Tilden an
Adams an Allen an the hull ker- Doodle OF
'em, an don't believe there's one OF 'em
would ask me 10 pay for that glass OF
whisky"
The barkeeper reached swiftly over and
grabbed a glass. There was a dingy-looking
streak across the shop, marking the course Of
the long man. The glass crashed against the
wall about six feet from the floor, Just where
the head OF the long man with thin legs
should have been. But IL wasn't there. us
owner had vanished.-[ ROcki0nd Courier.
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DIED.

PUMPHREY. On the 2lst instant. after . short
but painful illness, nich she bore with chsfsian
iOrtitude Mrs. AMER n. p MFaKEY, aged n years
aud months, leaving three small children and q
husband 70 mourn her loss.
All is dark within our dwelling,
Gloomy are oar hearts 60 day,
For the one we loved 30 fOndly
Has forever passed away.
By HER HUsBaND.
Funei al viii take place on WEDNESDAY Afternoon,
the 25d instant. at O'Clock D. from her late
residence. 81 street southwest here her friends
requested TO attend.
BEARICK. On the 2lst instant, WILLIE, the
be owed aud youngest child OF p. A. and 4. " Rea-
rick. sgee years aud Il days.
The friends and relatives arc respecffuuy re-
Quested 20 sttend the fsnersl on 20 morrow after
noon, 81 c lock from the residence Of his grand
parents, i. and A. n. p. Gross, Mo e27, corner
OF gth and streets southeast.
SHELTON. On the 20th inst, at D. m, OF con-
sumption, FRANCIS p. 7. eKELToN, formerly Of
Cup anoofte, West Virginia, In the S1h year OF his
sge: lGIy sndotte sspess please copy -
pis avenue northwest. a. p. m. WEDNESDAY.
WAGNER. ON the 3ist fnstsnf, JOHN wILLIAn,
infant son OF John and Kate Wagner, aged H
months and days.
funeral from his grsndfsthers residence. Wednes-
day afternoon, ~ half past two 10Th, between aud
n streets northeast.
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TNRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
l. ERTf, IMPROVED AND UNIMPROYED,


By virtue of a deed of trust, dated March lat A. d.
1875, and recorded in Lber No. IA folio $50 of the
land records of Arlington county, District of Col
the notes secured thereby, will sell 1t public
auctiop, In mort of the premises, on SATURDAY,
the Attn day OF March, l3I6 at O'Clock o. IN , all
Lgfon City, ID. O., known and described on the Of
hoial plat Of said city as follows, VIZ: The south
twenty end one halt 2Oh feet, part, and the north
tV eny feet Of lot five 81, with the full pth of
said lot In square three hundred and twenty five
tS5) all ot lots twenty l20I ana twenty CID the
eastern thirty 1901 feet of lot fifteen (l5J and the
W. stern twenty two feet one inch i22 liz ftD OF lot
sixteen, with the full depth of said lots in square
two hundred and ninety six (296); also, lot i've IS
10 square one hundred and seven (lU7l, and lot
four - in square south Of square hundred and
four (lO4) together with the i'm pro nts thereon
Terms Of sale: One fffIh of the purchase money
and OF sale in cash; the balance payable at
ore two, and thu &c for which the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the of eight 49,
per ctntum per am from the day of sale, nd Sc
cured by trust deed on the property, will be taken
DEPOSIT OF S75 on each lot or parcel Of the prop
erty viii be required n the time Of sale and ali
yeyanciDg " Ill be at the pense Of the purchaser
The sale 10 be subject to any paid taxes on the
property. ~ the terms Of sale are not complied
with in seven day the Trustees reserve the right
10 res ell the property at the risk and of the de-
taulting purchaser, after five days advertisement,
NOODBUBY WHEELER,
ROBT. p. DODGE, Trustees.
BENJAMIN DBBNEILLE,S
teb72 lot WASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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u II. WARMER, Corner 9TH and + streets.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF AN ELEGANT THREE
Story AND BASEMENT HOUSE, BROWN
STONE FRONT, No. 314 STREET NORTH
N By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, bearing
III date Decenber 5, 1874, aud duly recorded in
Ltber I65 folio 4s9 ct of the l8nd records of
Washington county. ID. O., and at the written re-
Quest Of the party thereby secured, will sell, at
public auction. in front OF the premises on THURS
DAY, the 7th day of February, A. ID. 1876, at 5
O'Clock m all that certain piece parcel ofIand
Ding, situate and being in the city of Washington,
IN SAID District, aud known and described upon the
ground plat or plan thereof the west one balf of
lot thirty three 49, in reservation number ten (l0
together with the lmproyemt ns thereon, consisting
OF a three story and basement brown stone front
house and commOdiOus stable. all in plete order
Terms of sale: One third in cash; the balance In
three equal instamonts at six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest at ten per cent. per annum
until paid ayabie semi annually, to be secured By
deco OF trnst the premises sold $50 will be re-
CURED OF the purchastr at the time OF sale. All
conyeyancing at purchaser cost. If the terms of
sale are not fully complied with in one week from
the day OF SALE the t. ustee the right
sell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
fsultins puI chaser, after FIVE days. advertisement
ANDREW b. BUVALL, Trustee,
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, FebIua Gath, 1876. same hour and
place. ANDREW Il DUVALL. Trustee.
febls eo6ds IRepI J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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COAL AND WOOD,
TOALI COAL! WOODl WOOD!

GOAL! COAki WOODi WOOD!
CHkAPI CHEAP FOR CASH
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
kinds of COAL and WOOD,
Now is the time TO buy
II you would save money ret o reed syttss and Jsa
sriEhf, 114O pounds TO the ton, cali on the under.
signed before you buy.
Having of the largest Wharves In the Dissr1oS,
and ell the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery of Goal direct from vessels the
consumer, we can certainly offer special induce
ments. visit TO our Wharyes and Depot will con-
vince at glace OF our unsur passed advantages,
Good PINE WOOD delivered o. Low % % so par
Good OAK WOOD delivered q low q % to ~
per cord.
single trial IL ell that ID necessary 10 oonyinos
the public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,,
Main 0nioe and Depot ct Johnsonr Wharyss, foot
Of 18th and 18th streets.
onOs-- ips ~ STREE .sss.s northwest .u.s %
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, WARNER, corner 9TH and F streets.

TRUsTEEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
X STREET, BETwEEn So AND Ara SITS.
u BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated December
= Is, lolO, duly recorded in Liber No. $50, folio
4SS one OF the land records for the District II DO
lumbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby will SELL at public sale, to the highest
bidder, In front of the premises, on MONSAY,
March 30, 1876, at ) O'Clock D m the following
desctbed real estate situate in the city Of Washing
Ton, o to Wit: Lot numbered five 80, in square
numbered seven hundred and seventy four mo,
according 70 r. Halls subdivision Of said square
together with the improvements thereon,
Terms: Cash. All conveyancing will be at the
cost OF the purchaser, aud 100 must be paid time
OF sale. Terms TO be piled with In seven ~ DAYS
after day of sale otherwise will resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
IONA. KIRKWOOD, Trustee.
fehl9- cod J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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JOKE on A CHICAGO MANA rich sell
was perpetrated on Chicago man named
Z. x. Finch by party of Madison boys the
other night. 1t seems that Mr.. Finch adyer-
tlsed In Chicago paper for a wife. One OF
Madison boys ans wered the letter, and love
letters followed with interchange OF photo
graphs. The meeting of the pair took place
near the post office on Saturday night, a
smooth-fa faced boy being rugged out in fem ale
apparel for the occasion. An Indignant
uncle bounced upon the pair with a police
man; they were taken 70 the court house,
which was densely packed, and q mock trial
tors taking part. The denouement OF the
trial was rich beyond description, the Chi
cago gentleman leaving on the mid
night train with curses loud and deep
at Madison jokers, but acknowledging IL q
big SELL nfer- Ocean.
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S. MARSHAL SALE OF WASHINGTON

~. MARKET COMPANY STOCK.
In virtue Of writ Of eri facias, issued out If the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of
sale, for cash, In front OF the Court House door OF
said District, on TUESDAY, the 29th day Of Feb
end chattels, viz: Certificate Of Fifty shares OF
SO each, OF the capital stock Of the Washington
name Of Francis II. Norean and levied upon ss
the property Of James q. Moody, and will be sold
W. James 81 Moody.
ALIx. SHARP. o. 8. Marshal, DO.
February Is, ls76. febis dtds
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WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner 9th and ID st. northwest

LARGE AND PkRIMPTORY SALE OF THE
and BOYS CL0IHING OF EVERY DE.
sVkIPTl0S; SUITS, 0yERCOATs, PANTS
ksD vests, BOYS SUITS, JACK ETS, &c .
BOOTS AND SHOES, GENTS FURNISHINGS
WOOL AND CASSIMERs HATS, SHIRTS
AND DbANERS, LINEN AND PAPER COI,.
LBS, tbs: HANnkshCHIEF5, GAUNT.
0afs On THURSDAY MORNING, February
kUf 24tb, commencing at 1 o O'clIck, within our
~ auction rooms, corner 9th and ID sire rs
northwest, will sell the abve men rionei
with other soo1s, being the entire stock of dealer
Sid without reserve, and sold in lots to suit
ali purchasers.
Ht22-2t DUNCANSON BROs., Aucts
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O.LYpIA A. HUGHLETT, HEB TACKLE, APP
PAREL AND FURNITUkE.
In virtue OF On order Of sale, issued out OF the
Clerks Office Of the sapreme Court OF the District
Of Columbia, holding District Court and to me d.
rect-d, viii sell, 1t public sale. Tor cash,
THURSDAY, the 24th day Of February, 1876, at IL
O'Clock m, at The foot Of lih street tRilsy wharf
Lydia A. Hushletf, her tackle, apparel and furni-
tu,e eeiz, d and taken unoe, writ No. Zs, In Ad-
Lawson and Lewis Crutchfeid.
ALEX. SHARP, o. o. Marshal .. O.
February 18TH, 1876. febl8-dts
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sample Texas editorial: ga few DAYS ago
the grand jury went so far rs to indict q gen
tleman OF this county for the mere act OF
having, while under the influence of liquor,
shot and killed one OF his neighbors. As 20
the acquittal OF the accused there can be no
doubt Meanwhile, We trust the members of
the grand jury viii not, by any further acts
OF this character, wound the self respect and
forfeit the regard OF their fellow citizens"
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DEFENDING A STEPMoTHER-In the
Washington place police court, yesterday,
Patrick Gilfoy accused John Knipe Of knock
ing him down.
"Gilfoy belongs TO q crowd, your Honor
said the prisoner, "that lounge all day long
on my coal box. / heard him abusing my
mother. and struck him."
sis your mother here? What is her name?''
mcclure, sir"
How can that be?"
'sShe's my stepmother, sir"
"You may 60, John. You're the drst man
/ ever saw who took the part OF bis step
mother."-tR. r. Sun, 2ist.
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TIE Emperor and Empress OF Brazil leave
Rio the 26th OF March for the United States
whence In August they 60 70 England and 20
the continent, where they VIII remain TIL
the end OF 1871.
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EDUCATIONAL.

IIsS TlLEBS SCHOOL for Boys under II
Nt years OF sge, BrsttebOro', Vermont Children
received at any time For references and informa
ton call on 4. &. TYLER, 1929 New York ave-
febl2-6ts
Miss OsBORNES YOUNG LADIES BOARD
I'l ING AND DAY SCHOOL, 943 NJ at. north
west. PAUL II. BEREAN, Professor of German
Vile BRUN, Teacher OF French. Next quarter
commences February LIST, lS76. janA I'm
- OCK HILL COLLEGE,
IL ELLICOTT CITY. MD.
This Institution lie conducted by the Christian
Brothers.
The student, passing a satisfactory exarnfna-
tom may receive plOma In either the Clas sicaI
the Scientific, or the Commercial Course.
Board and Tuitiu "a 92D
decza e. am BRO RETTrI ii, .''i Prs.,dao,
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SQUARE 591 AT AUCTION
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL ES-
TATE, SITUATED BETWEEN 1sT AND I'D


- ~ virtue OF a deed OF trust. bearing date the
18th day Of May. A. d. 1870, and recorded in
q :. Liber No. 6s at folio 3A, Of the land records
OF the county Of gton, District OF Columbia,
and by direction Of the HOLDER Of the promissory
secured We viii ofer Tor sale st snsiic AUG
ton, In front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, the
9Th day Of February, 1876, st4 O'Clock D. m, all
that certain tract parcel of land situate in the
city of Washington In said District, to wit: All Of
Square numbered five hundred and ninety seven
So containing eighty one thousand six hundred
and seventy five feet (8l 675l.
The terms Of sale are as follows, to wit Fourteen
hundred and nifty four dollars aud forty seven
C nts with interest st ten per cent. from October
18th, 1874 together with costs and penses,
cash, and the bslaLce. for which the notes OF the
purchaser shall be taken. bearing interest at the
rate OF seven per oentam per annum, pay able semi
annually, and secured by deed of trust the pro-
pea ~, in six, twelve, aud eighteen )nths A de-
posit Of hundred dollars will be required at the
time Of sale. All convey ancing at the cost OF the
purchaser. II the terms of sale not CON piled
with In ten days the Trustees the right TO
resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser. HALLET kILBOURN,l 49,.
JAMES NJ. LATTt, iraseecs'
fsbe-d THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
- ~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY, February cath, at same hour and
place. BY or der Of the Trustees.
HALLET KILBOURN,l r.
feb2l-d JAMES nj. LATTA. Arustees'
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NEw YORK AND wAsHISGroS

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTOS
TO BALTIMORE. rHIfH ha2p paii, LIN
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AL POINTS IN TIE VIEW ENGLIHD
-91oreu NV ,r STATES !. |, u sy,yoroa AVN
--h NV YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS.
The equi 2mcnt this line In new snd " tue most
elegant and i'm proved finish.
TRAIN LII ANiNS AT 9.2J a. -. - PULL
mAE PARLOR CAB TRAIN EXC - SfVELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPIN3 CAhS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and after January %, 1876, trains By this
Hns viii leave depot % Baltimore and Potomso
RsilrOsd, corner q 6th aRd streets, a. follows:
s:23 s.m. Liuitsd Exrress-Pu1lman OR Train
fer Philadelphia, New York and point. East
daily, exec ~ sunday.
1850 N. Ezpress for Philadelphia and Aew York
daily, sIcepi SUNDAY.
ass N. Express for Philadelphia snd way points
S:IOpm. E1press for Philadelphia, Sew York
and points East daily.
PULLMAN PABLOR OAKS on al Day TT sins.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS on
Slight Trains.
tickets and information can be procured 1t the Of
Basssse called for era checked q hotels ana ,rf-
vats residences orders left ~ the oicss OF the
company, northeast corner 18th street and Penngyl
ysnis avenue, and on northeast corner OF PsnnsJi-
Depot BaLTImORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
Road, corner sth and b streets:
General Passenger Agent, Philsdelphia, Pa.
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
fSbl Superintendent. Baltimore, Nd.
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THOMAS BOWLING.

N'HOmAS DOWLING-
AnctiOneer and Commission Merchant,
Star Buildings, corner Pa. ave. and nth street.
A COLLECTION OF EUROPEAN AND AMERI-
CAN OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY EVENING, February the 24th,
1873 commencing at O clsck, AT my auction rooms,
shall sell q very clever collection OF American
and Europesn Oil Paintings. Parties desiring
really good works of should fail attend as
the collection must be sold. Bar gains may be ex.
pected. lfeb2l Att THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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RAILROADS
1915 GREAT 1915
1ofO FEsNs YLyASIA 1910
OUTE
10 the NnrIh " o.. and snnf N ~ est.

1910 FEHN.TLyAsIA 1870
To the North, Wes., and Southwest.
Double TTGeA, Sfeet RaiLs, SpteHd.d Seem
erB, EagHifoens Equipment.
Trains leave Nssutng 90, city time from Depot,
r. seSIner OF I'd stre~,s' hS SAi, .,,,
PsrlOT Gar 4 Pittsbnrs; r.lO D m. 3afly, With
Palace Car 90 Jhicsso, and f1:sa . N daily,
except Sunday
BALTIMoKE AM POTOMAC RAILROAD
Tor Csns1dsigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Siagsra
Falls, al a the North, b g. IN. daily, Of Sun
.I .Ue sr. 80 % a. eFSSPs ss s suf
Tor New YORK ana ~ Es-t, S:I0p N. daily, With
man PsrIor Cars. 9 ~ a IN daily, creep; Sunday.
For New York. $50 IN. daily, except sunday,
Tor PhilsdeIphis 30 . N ally, except sn aday,
end 4 30 and 9:l0 daily. Limited Ex press,
9:23 9. N. daily. except Sunday.
and $40 .. On daily except Sunday.
Tor Pope's Greek Line T;s0 o. m. aud <:20 .. m.
Tor Annapolis. so I. m and ass .. m. except
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA WAsHIN Gr0H
For AIeIsrdrIs, o. ! -, 80, Ism.,I.s.4 40,
8, b, %. sn' lI.4O o. IN. On Sunday at . Q.
Tor the South, Via Hichmond, 11:SO .. N. daily.
except SuUcs, and 40 -. m. daily; and via
LynehhIts; as 9. VI. srd 1870 D. IN. daily,
Trans leave sisA sndris for Washing ton, 8, g,
s.lO,ll N 3, . . and .. m. On
Tickets, inform atOB. SI.epng ana Psrior Oat
Sortbeasf corner Of Thfrts-nth street and Penn
and Pennsy u auis avenue and At the Depot, where
orders can Be left for the checkins Of Baggage 10
aestn IT PnY nS'g rs spa s He' pa
FRANK THOMSON, Gen Msnsger. jsn3-ly
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EATA GUE sALE
OIL PAINTINGS
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, February %, com mencing at IL
O'Clock a m, shsli offer for sale at public auction
the Oil Paintings Of the
STkNERSEN COLLECTION
which remain unsold, being the following: Mos
5, Us, g. 10, H. L. Is, Il, To- Is, p, IS n. 29 80 81
52 Is and 81, on the catalogue of said collection,
now on exhibition on the first floor of tine ''Le
thu United States Patent office
Among the collection are paintings By the follow
ipg well Known America aud foreign arii-ts. Bier
sti DIT, Irving, Gilbert, Munger, Dupre, Wahlbere,
others
thail also offer the MAJ nifcent life size marble
statue, III Pudure,n (Modesty,D executed by Cor
bellini, Of Milan, Italy.
Conpoisseurs and others interested in the fine arts
should not fail to examine this collection and attend
the sale
Terms cash.
LOUIS DAGGER, Attorney and Executor.
By DUNCANS0N BROS, AuIuoneers.
II. ID. CLEARY, Salesman. feb3l-7t
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
RUTTEB, BUCKwHEAT, ~.
Choice New YORK Butter
Choice New York Bsckwneat.
Moller's Diamond Syrup.
Vermont Maple Syrup.
Cape Cod Cranberries.
Pure Currsnt and Ounce Jelly pot ~ under our
own supervise
Preserves, Brandy Peaches, and Q general -
sortment Ct Nsv Goods just received and Tor sale
by j. b. BRYAN Bro,
oct76-r sos PennsYivanis avenue.
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WASH. d. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

EXEGQT0RS SALE OF WALNUT FRAME
PhRL0R SUITES, WALNUT MARBLE TOP
ENTENSIoN TABLES, MAHOGANY SIDE,
b0ARR, WALNLr CAHE,sEAT On AIRS,
ROCKERS, COTTAGE FURNITURE, MA.
HOGANY BEDsTEADs, Bureaus, AND
MASEsrANDS, HAIRCLoTH SOFA, PAINT
TOP MATTRESSES. BEDDING, BRUSSELS
AND lNGRAIH CARPETS, STAIR AND HALL
ChRPETs, WINDOW SHADES, FEATHER
PILLOWS, OROOKERY AND GLASS WARE,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
IN On FRIDAY MORNING, February 25th,
" 1876, at 10 O'Clock m (, 1 shall sell, BY order
~ OF the Supreme Q, urt, holding q special term,
Tat No. 42T g street, between 4th and 5th sts
northwest, the above described goods.
WIN. LORD, Executor.
feb22T WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aucr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

T'HE. EPISCOPAL ISsTITUTE,
BEY. y. ". KNIGHT, D. D., Had Master;
PROF. JOHN LOWRY, A. M, Ass. Msrfs
The Sixth Annual Session of this church schoci
Tor boys will commence on WEDNESDAY, the stb
q September. Further information can be had fror
the Brv. y. L.. KNIGHT, ID. D.,
eusH-u 1443 OOrooren street.
CHGLIsh, FREGCh, AND CLASSICAL Sc
A. LkOT SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES, 9Ii
New 1ork eveuue +. w.-mrs. ANGELO yhOE
SON, PrinciYal.-Tne sighth annual session beEfps
en- the 18th OF September, 1875. auK14-ly