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how liz WEIGHED HIS WnFE-She is q
woman, we ighIng, a. was supposed. About
80 pounds, tut her husband could not in
dUce her 10 be weighed. 80 the other day he
was IL wing out with hiS wife. aud drove up
10 MI Dorman 4 store IN Auburn. The wife
eld not notice That The team stood on Mr.
Dorman's hay scales. While be was talking
with gentleman at the door his whole team
was being weighed. Tie then drove over To
Lisbon street and left his wife 20 do some
shopping. Then be drove back TO Mr. Dor
man nay scales and the team was weighed
minus ms wiie. III was bat a simple sum
in subtraction 70 discover the weight OF the
woman. On getting home the Joke leaked
out, but his neighbors declare that Caleb
VIII never see another day OF judgment In
which he viii be more sorry for nis sins Than
he did the hour when his wife learned that
she weighed two hundred and forty odd
pounds Lelcisr0lrn Nel JOllrllal.
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SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUETI0G

n On THURSDAY MORNING. February Il.
W lS6. commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the r 81
~ q. nee Of gentleman declining housekeeping,
HsNo 81 lstn street between and streets
northwest, shall sell the following articles
Nalhut PaI Tor Suite upholstered IN Bed heoD
Walnut aud Gilt French Plate Mirror, BrOnzes,
Walnut NJ. L. Tables, Walnut Tables, Fren IN
Click,
" nat not. Window HargirCs Pictures,
BRUSSELS, Three ply, aud Ingram Carpets,
Walnut Marble top Chamber Furniture,
Marble top and plain Chamber Furniture,
Hair and Busk Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and Boosters, Blankets, Comforts
and Sheets,
Erter sion Dining Tables, Dining Chairs,
ChTa and Glassware.
Cooking aud Heating Stoves,
Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash.
fetl4 d TUOS. DOW LING. Auct
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nS-A bin has been introduced ia the Cali
iorhis legislature limiting the grounds OF
divorce To adultery.
nS-"I like TO go 10 the Windsor hotel,n
SAID faceiious traveller, "for IL furnishes
me with an unfalling pun. i get a man u
the window when the breeze IL coming in of
the sea, and remark, this is the wind, SIR"
lCfncisuadti Times.
~ The bill introduced into the Pennsyl-
wanna legislature, making IL a penal offence
20 point gun at a person IL fun h all right,
but we would prefer TO zee a law enacted
making the crime Of whistiing In an edltor's
sanetum punishable;with death-some pleas
ant, easy DEATH A0TgisfO,ca Herald.
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YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auc.ioncer,.

TkuSTEES sAkEO IMPROVED PROPER
On TWELFTH STREET, BETVEEN
ffEHn1hnsrrLNANlA AVENUE AND 3 STREET
- BY virtue 81 deed Of trust to me, dated o.
No. 7o4 folio 11, Of the LAND records for Wash
ing county, District OF Columbia, and at the re-
anest OF the party secured thereby. will offer for
ioo' al n O'Clock .. m, in front OF the prem
lsss aho TO The his best bidder lot six 81 IA square
lhproxem ehts thereon, consisting of FIVE 81 two
story fran &c, one used r. q store.
Terms Of sale: lOO and the pepses of the sale
IN cash balance 10 six 90 and twelve (l2D months
secured by DEED OF trust on the premises aud the
interest. 100 to be paid down on the day of sale
Oonveyancf at purcbsser's cost. II the terms
Trustee reese! yes the right to resell. the property on
ten 0l days pubic notice. at the risk and est OF
tefsuItinR purcha,er. JOHN A. BAKER, Trustee
febiO eoNr. YOUNG A MInnLETnN 49,
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NKW YORK AND WASHINGTON
~ THROUGH LINE

TO BALTIMORE, FHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
ALL POINTS IN THE NEW sNGLIND
STA TES.
SHROUGH EETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK
WITh DOT CHANGE OF CARS.
Tbs egui pnIcct this Tine Il ard Of the u oct
sies giant and in proved finish.
TRAIE LEANIH0 AT 9:35 A, .. IS PULL-
hAE PABLOE OAR TRAIN EACLUSiYELf.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and sfer January %, lS76, trains oy this
hne viii leave depot Of Baltimore aid Potomac
Railroad corner Of 6fh sad streets, a. follows:
1.23 an. Limited Exprees-Puttnan Gar Train
for fbisdephis, New York and points East
daily except Sunday.
f:30 Il. Express Tor Philadel phis snd New York
daily, except Sunday.
ass y u. kxp for PhilGcelph ia snd way points
s:lOpm. Express for Philsdslphis, Hev York
PULLMAN PARLOR CAEs on Gil Dag Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS on
Tickets and reformation can be procured ct the Of
Gees Of the coz psEy.
Baggage called for ana checked at hotels sn4 prf-
vste reeitcuSes orders left .. the ohces OF the
company, northeast corner 18th stree, and Pennsyl
vania ayenue, sud on northeast corner Of Pepnsyl-
wanna avenue and sth street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
EOAO, corner sGn and h streets.
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, Pa.
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
feol Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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II II. WARMER, corner 7th and streets.
STABLE IN THE ALLEY BETWEEN 6rH
AND I'm STREETS, AND AND II SITS,

TssTF sEEE sA LIE sI9EY sBiGk
kSR hIs STREETS AND c AND II sTs''
duly recofdsd in lib niSe aA' 7ss '9 foilo a.
Que Of the Land Records for the District Of Column
81 the supes o9
Of the District Of Columbia passed in said court on
No. poe H. v n lis jos IN tfu
liant trustee, ct a. are and Ohss
ssy Ss ns WI
erty 6oiders on WEDNESDAY, FeSrus srs e asa,
nS spd a snGss or
TIE city q Washington. D. o., and known and dig,
a Of E ms
dred and city -four asa described as follows: Be
and m nehe ts0' ner Of the
southeast corner Of lot numbered seventeen 7b and
snd
ntty SIX ~ ieet and sI 81 inches, to the west Il 1e
fot alley thence north With said alley and the vest
line OF lot umbered sixteen seventeen I'D feet,
ts ieet thence east seventy feet and si8 1s
inches to the east line of lot numbered seventeen
with the line Of said lot and alley thrty.six 55 feet
and one - inch 10 the place OF beginning, together
Terms: TIE amount secured By said deed of trust
ana expenses OF sale in cash. and the balance at six
Of sale with interest at six 81 psr cent. deposit
OF 20 will be required Of the purchaser tins o.
Terms be complied with in seven days, or the de.
CHARLES T. DAVIS, tr-..
febl2 Mt0BSEL z. CALLAN.S iiu7ees'
TRusIEEs, sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
KEAL EsTATE on SOUTH sIBK OF MANY
LAND AVENUE, BETWEEN IsT AND On
sTREETs WEST. OPPOSITE BOTANIC 81.
GARDEN: Lot 22l4xl60, IMPROVED BY
1HREE-STORT FRAME DWELLING.
an By virtue Of deed of trust, dated July 9Th,
Ex A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded In Lber no. 79l,
folio 30, ct Il the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and at the request of the party
scored thereby, will sell st public auction, in
front OF the premises 20 the highest bidder SA T.
UEDA1. February 18th, ISf6, at O'Clock p. m,
al that tain piece parcel Of ground, situate in
the city of Washington, District Of Columbia. and
known as Fart Of lot No. s. in sQr are No $40, and
bounded as follows, viz: Beginning for same
northeast corner OF said lot, and running thence
westerly along the line Of said avenue % feet in
ches thence sOutbesstery TO intersect the line
of said lot, az lint distant 20 feet inches
from southwest corner Of said lott thence east along
the said line 20 feet inches to the southeast
corner Of said lot, and thence northwesterly in q
straight line TO The place OF beginning, together
with the i'm prov ements the reon
Terms Of sale One third cash; (of which al0) must
be paid st the time Of sale and the balance In 8,
H. and Is months. In equal payments, TO be secured
by purchasers notes, bearing per cent. interest
fro day OF sale, until paid and deed Of trust
the property sold. Conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost II terms Of sale not comp Piled
with days after SALE the trustees the
right to resell a risk and cost OF purchaser in de-
fault. WIN. +. HOLTZMAN rr,.,...
R.W. DOWHMAN, frossees.
feb9 dts Ren cod
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RAkIInOKk POTOMAC kAILR0AD.
~ DEPOT ccRNEs 6rH AND b STREETS NV.
After January 3D. 1876, trains will run - follows:
TRAINS LBAyk FOh BALTIMOR6.
500 an, Limited Express. daily for the West;
ESQ s IiGss: foG Bs I'd ans daily
s:s3 an, Limited xxpres. for New York, daily
HISS IN, fsst Line West and North, daily except
1850 pm, Z pres for Philadelphia and New
York, and Norfolk via baltimore, daily
s:ts pm, Accommodation, dsiiy except Sunday
<:20 pm, Accommodation for Popes Greek, dali
ass pS y. f iS2 Rai ssHdsSi daily.
o1einIrsi daily Ally s1r the West
E:sO m, Mixed tram to Bowie, daily, exoep
'S aR FsE z II I s.sss EssE
"a an, New York h5RIs,.. daily. g.
e:3a an, Fast Line, daily.
1i:9o an aecemnodaiion, daily.
Gs3 pm, Limited AZ prsss rom New Yors, daily
$50 pm, washington Mail, daily, except Sun
500 pma, daily ron Baltimore and the West,
Ills Pm, Richmond Express, daily,
Trains !SsyIg Washington At 7:50 a. N. aud 10
ain, Tor PoSs CresS ias. 0'hn'e' At '0"'' Tln
- m connect IL Oceuton with trains for Anna polls
Passensefs Ie~siEs tneu Osoers q. I1esos On1oe,
avenue ror;b~ 60, corner SIN street ant PsnnsyiTa
his ayenrs, ear nave their baggage called for and
and Mest. Tar ash tickets 70 Cincinnati, COlun-
boz, Ineianassli., Loqisyii.e, s., Louis, New or,
points E.s-. " est, North and South.
GEo. q. VILLAINS, suEerintendsni,
De. BOYD. Ir.. Gent Pas.r SsSGt mayS.tf
A LkxAspKIA AND ~AsaIsGTOs Il. n.
<
ALEXANDRIA AND FBEDERIUKsBURG BIB,
iCFssy II b asd StzfA s;Ttsf.
Local trains leave ICT Alexandra as follows. o,
S,st 10, A! =. m I, 3, I:2O. 3, b, p. N
except ccntaY.
Local trsihs 'save Alexandria So follows o,r,s,
., 10, II N l, 3, q, ., o aud .. Ia. The D,
eno 10 g. m. ant o. Ii. from Alexsno-is daily; AL
Ctner tsiDs uaiiy except Sunday.
Richmond Day Mail leaves Msshington at $40
N daily.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Ricnmond,
leaves W sshinSton IL 81 n. daily except anday
Through tickess 20 all points South snc Southwest
Tor sale at Offices 18th street and Psnnsyys-
pa avenue and corner 9Th street and Pennsy aufs
avenue, where ps-ssnRe leave ORDERS for bag
Esse te be checked ct al hotels and residences
ehro1ah 70 destination. ID. a. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent.
GkO. q. WILKINS, General SuDt.,
Wnlu Baltimore, Nd.
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DIED.
n February lsth

EsHER. On February 18th, ALBEIT KsHKn,
years and ~ months.
. fnnsral from Grace n. y. church, coySer 9th ana
streets norths esf, st oclooG D. IN W ed uesdaV.
February 10. Friends cordially Invited 60 attenc
NERkILL. On the lSth instant, at , O. m of
heart disease, Mrs IRANpA NERRIL L, ralict Of the
late John Nerriii, OF Auburn, Maine, In the 7sth
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are no
Nedrssdy, February IS, from the residence 81 her
son, Crosby :. Noyes, 10l II street northwest
q Maine papers Please CORY 4
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RAILROADS.
1910 FEENsYIyANIA 1876
hOUTE
TO the North, Wess, and Southwest.

lo'o fEENsaTt.yANIA 1910
TO the North, Wes', and seatavest.
DOSsbte Track. SfeeI Rdil,, s,ges.d.d Seem
cry, f0gniToeat Equipment.
corner Of . : B .tStes.' Ut - Ilo%s:
Tor Pfrsburg znd IN West, s q. IN. d,ily, with
Palace Car % ieiosge. and ii:ss 9. m. daily,
except SUNDAY.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
.. ssS Is. scr,s dsi s9oest san
FL enc % a. eF Ss .a SUB sn
yor ss- YORK ana ne fs-t, s.Io m daily. with
P.lscs Car sitached; Limited Ekpress q Pull
For New York. 1850 D. m, daily, except sunday,
with Par,or Cars sttschsd
fs snd asa as Limited
s 1913 :; p, d,il{ 4, e1ssy; Sunday ,.u,
Tor PODeis Creek Line y 80 Q. IN. AID 4:30 .. m.
daily. except Indsy.
ySr Annapolis, T:3O . N. and l:5s .. m, except
ALEXANDRIA 4 FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY ANp ALEXANDRIA WAsHISGrOH
Fgr Alexsf dr., 8. is, $40, IL 9 ~. I. $500,
., .. 90. snl lao D. m. ON Sunday ct g.
Tor the south, via richmond, 11:tO D. m. daily,
Iy6estTrs ,s5s N AID lao p M an daily il.
Trans leave alsl andria for Washington, 8. rs,
Sunday At aid 10 a. 81 M =, aud s "I m. ~ "
accommodate can BE- procured At the 0f1ees:-
Northeast corner of Thfrtsenth street and Penn
syysnia sys.Ge, Northeast corner OF sixth street
esstiB sticn r. m Hotels and Residences.
ID, N. BOYD. JR.. Gent Passenger Aren't,
FRANK THOMSON, Gent Manager. jans-ly
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UALxInORK AND ohio kAILROAD.

CHANGE OF TIME FEBRrAsr 18th, 1870.
EN-. LEAVE SASHINGTON
S:OO-BsitIDors sad Wa, Stations
I0o-baliln0re, Annapolis and Way Stations.
T:3O-BALT. MORN kXPREss.
s.OO-NEW fORk AND BOsTON ExPRRSs
e:4s-Cisciu St Louis and Pittsburs E1-
press Dinner at Cumberland, Md
e:50-BaltiInors and Way Stations. ON Sunday
s:sO-Point Il Bocks and Way statiSns.
nOREUNLlNIrzD EIPR sss No stops
I2:I5-Bsltinors and Way Stations,
l:S0-r6w foK. AND NORFOLK ExPREss.
Pullman ParloT Cars.
Wa Stain. via Main STEM
s:2s-Trederick, Point Of Rocks, Hsgsrstewn
s.stgSn I VIZ WIN Br sns
4:ts-Baltimors, Annapolis and Way stations.
s:S0-OHlcA6o sLsI sIFazss. Hsserstown.
6:0O-BALTIHORE EXPRESS.
6.05-EattIn.Ore aud Way Stations.
e:O0-Bsltiuore ard Way ststlen,.
pres Chicago, Columbus, ssrdusky and
az Way Stations on Ohio and Chicss'
s:2s-NEw yoIE NIsHr EIPRzss. sleepinscar
s.ss-Bsitmore and princi pal Way Stations.
100, eco, ~ 8, s;45 an, so, 4:!3 $50
tTaiusdsily except Sunday.
Lsar,ns Ca,Hd.s Stare" tor Wa'tlnstor On
$50, $40 1890 . m, 3:15, $3.50, S:Is
?. m, daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for HAssrstown, An
Y6Ts and PEiisdeIShis :, 500 an aud 1870 pm.
Tor further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio iicsei Offices, Washington Station, and
s.ksn FOR % be checked sad receive ed Of any
POINT In the ciSy. IhOs, n. sdAkp,
LIN. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO, 8. kpONTZ, General Agent. Eoyl-n
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4 ELL-AssORTED AND EXTENSIVE
sTO.k OF NAV BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
ZINE sTATI0sERY, POCKET BOOKS AND
FANCY ARTICLES IN CHEAT VARIETY
At AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, February 18th,
1875, at 10 O'Clock, and Evening st clock, ami
continuing from day t. day until all il Sold At the
store Of Franklin Philip, esq, No 900 Pennsylvs-
MIA avenue. between 9Th aad 10th streets, shall
sell his entire stock.
Terms cash. THOS. BOWLING,
febl4 81 kep. ,Cbron.I AuctiOueer.
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TN THE SUPREME COUkr THE DISTRICT
III OF COLUMBIA.

Tn ibs case ~ EdTsr ssssre1. executor
OF MA9GAkET W. srEEvER. deceased, the
3, s. Court Ssh Of the
Of Columbia aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
said deceased and OF the asets in hand far the
same have been collected Ard turned into money!
Seceased are notified q attend, with their claims
properly yoSensd or tsey may ala osnsrwss ey e.
Pyorided, copy Of this order be published once .
week for three weeks tn the Evening Star previous
% , saa sI NJ A.WBBsTlR. Sssissse Il Wus.
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m A R RGED.

MARRIED.
LUHsFORB RICHARDSON. Eetruarv m
lS76, Mr.. Isaac n. l. NsFORD, OF Georsetoxn ~
c., 20 Mas EMMA o. RICHARDSON, OF Wsshinsia1.
ID. y.
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TkusrEEs SALE,

. u.
90 By virtue of deed Of trust dated Februsry
8, I71 and recorded In Eiber No. GIL, folio
40, II the land records of the District of Co
lumb1s, will sell, at pubic auoIion, on FRIDAY,
the 1eth of February, 1870, at ~ clock D m Ia
front OF the premises, the north 81 feet inches
front OF lot No. in uare No. 6S5, by the depth
thereof. This properrs has front Of 81 feet in
ches on North Capitol street, between north nd
north streets, with average deplh Of about LOG
feet.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In one, two, aud
three years, the purchaser to give his notes the
deferred payments, bearing interest at the rate of
eight per cent. per mum, and secured by deed of
trust on the property. Convey sncing ct cost of
purchaser, olI0 down at time of sale.
C. CARUSI, Trustee.
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AUCTION SAL&

IL Southeast corner 40 and D strv.ts az.
NV. Amn SECOND n.sn FuRs,rsRx I'm.
a CO TsuRsDAT M al hs iI' !. siru.r,
hroo%:, We vii ssil the .sgvsis-s sISa :
L,,,s,ocorIe. and C's so'
soSsses. S sdTosf a. .nS =.
App1MITEI.sTyRAsToRs SALE O.rRE sg,H
sELs: ykLyET. THasE PHI AsO oTaER
NASH, LACE AND 5s SrhE sse cUa isi
WINDOW HANGIN9s PAR sOR sUIr,
TELLS. &AtSSunr G ah,sHuo sAff PhRtos
AID DINING CHAiRs, HAT RACK, SINGLE
WS.hhLSUs REoLIsING Oh .Ia. rEsTasR
iEP S.oTaIsS: FIVE sREstah tsfss
tkRYp f Pl,Ikn o., WARE 10 Tse.E 6Gr
PPhINNfINas, ENGRAvIsGs, &C, AT 400,
a On TUESDAY MoRsIsG, February rsth.
1919 Sl@et' Sil se.l doy order OF the So
isuction rooms of Dun -an:on Bros southeast
corner 9Th snd streets mort Invest, the sboyemes-
necessary enumeFste, o-ing tbs personal effects
OF VIM. Hcgsn, deceased:
febll st DUNCAN>ON BROS Ascls
DTHgIBovE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MoNDAf, 2lst February. 81 the same hour sad
plse. WM A. HOGAN. ia, Adm'r
febl5-tufs,S DUNOANs'N RIOS Aucts
II b. WARMER, corner 9Th and streets
USDIyIDED oEEHALF OF SQUARE EAST
OFsQuARE NO. 5t6, AND UNDIVIDED
ONE HALF or SQUARE EAST OF SQUIRE
NO. 341, At AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, February
l5, at IA o'clock, will sell, at public aucIi n
10 front OF The premises, the above named
property. Square east OF square No SO situated
between south N aud south % streets. Delaware
avenue and west ID street: square square No
oh rs Ell mated between south and south Streets
Delaware avenue and west % street
Terms: One fourth cash, reissue in 6, IL, ard Is
months deferred paw to be secured by deed of
rust and TO bear interest at per per Aunum
from cay OF sale All convey RANGING cost of pur-
chaser or purchasers. Sl00 down each square AT
time of sale. DAVID WaIfER
ttbl eo2 dis
SIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE BAN the
above sale II Postponed until TUESDAY, Febru-
AIRY 22d, same hour and place,
febl5-eo6ds tRep1 Ed. CLEARLY. Salesman.
THOMAS BOWLING,
Il ANctionser and Commission Merchant,
Star Buildings, corner Pa. ave. and lith street,
NkLL-AsSORTED AND EXTENSIVE
Stock OF NAV BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
A a. n
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INITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
- STALLS No. 619 AND HALrOF 62O, IN
WASHINGTON MARKET RIJIInINl

II NlTED STATES MARSHALS SALE OF
~ STALLS No. 619 AND HALrOF 620, IN
WASHINGTON MARKET BUILDING.
In virtue of writ of ferl facss, issued out of the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, ! will sell at public
sale, for cash, In Washington Market Building, on
FhIDAf, the 18th day of February, 1876, at 1
O'Clock p M, the following goods and ch.ttels, viz
All j AUeustihers right, title, claim and interest
In snd 70 the leasehold estate Of stalls No GIG and
half OF go In the Washington Market Company
BUILDING, and will be sold to satisfy execution No
IL 63 10 favor of Washington Market Company.
febl.d&ds ALEX. SHARP. is. Msrshal, ID. o.
limited STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
~ STALLS No. 367, sos, $50, $50 AND 3sI 4,
IN WASHINGTON MARKET BUILDING.
In virtue OF q writ of sr facias. issued ont of the
Clerk Office of the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia, and to me directed will sell, ut pub
lie sale. for cash, in ashington Market buiidiLR
on FRlDAY, the Sth day of February, 1876, at 1
O'Clock NJ, the following goods and chattels, viz
All james LaF onnisine right title. claim aud in-
terest In and to the leasehold estate of Stalls No 3
SSS, 3s9, $50 and 3Sl, in Washtns ton Market com
panys building, and will be cold to satisfy execu-
tion No. $50 in favor OF W asbinetou Market Oom
pany. ALEX. SHARP,
feb7-c6ds U. s. Marshal ID. @.
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Rim CONSEQUENCE OF THE Balm the
above saie is Postponed until TUESDAY, Febru.
AIRY 22d, same hour and place.
febI5-eo&ds (Repl Ed CLEARY Salesman
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-20
singular Accident

MARYsvILLE, April l9th.-Yester-
day afternoon young man named
Frank Shepherd came into town from
Casey ranch with load of wood, and
while driving through the cut under
the railroad on Second street was
caught by one of the stringers and
several of his lower ribs broken from
the spinal column. He had passed
under the first and second stringers of
the bridge, and on coming to the
third did not stoop low enough and
was caught by the collar of his coat
and drawn up and backwards and laid
out lengthwise on the load in a help
less condition. The horses started off
on run and dragged the heavy load
up steep embankment of the levee
and turned the wagon over bottom
side up, throwing the young man a
short distance down the levee beyond
the wagon and wood. Young Shep-
herd was picked up and taken to the
Western House, where he received
medical aid. His injuries are proba-
bly, fatal, as his lower extremities are
paralyzed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-20
Properly in East Los Angeles.

The rapid improvement in East Los
Angeles which h as been going on dur
ing the past twelve months is one of
the striking illustrations of the re-
markable growth of our city. Hun
dreds of dwellings nov dot an area on
which not long ago only one house
was TO be seen. This Summer
many new houses will be built in
East Los Angeles and the demand for
eligible building lots is increasing
daily. To-day Jones & Noyes will
sell at their auction rooms some of the
many beautiful sites for homes OIL the
East side of the river and we advise
those who desire to locate in one of the
most thriving sections of the city to
attend the sale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-20
Following are the Lots:

Three lots fronting on Second street, 55x60
feet.
Six lots fronting on Second street, 55xl20
feet.
Lots II II lS, block D, Mott Tract, fronting
on Olive street.
Lots "a s, block q, Mott Tract fronting
on Olive street.
Lots IL IL l3 IA 10 l6, block G, Mott Tract,
fronting on Charity street.
Lots 3 6, block +, Mott Tract, fronting on
Olive street.
Lots 10 IL IA, block F, Mott Tract, fronting
on Charity street.
Lot IS, block L., Mott Tract, fronting on
Hope street and Bunker Hill avenue.
Lots II and 16, block X. fronting on Hope
street and Bunker Hill avenue.
Lots l3 IA Is l6. block j, fronting on Hope
street and Bunker Hill avenue
Lots ii, IA, block l. fronting on Hope street
and Bunker Hill avenue.
Lot 10, block II fronting on Hope street and
Bunker Hill avenue.
Lot 4, block /, and lot |, block II, fronting
on Charity street and Bunker Hill avenue.
Lots 4 5, block b. fronting on Hill street.
Lots II and l3, block b, fronting on Olive
street.
Lots o 10 II, block A, fronting on Hill street.
Three lots, 55xl2O feet, block M, fronting on
Fourth street
Two lots in Bellevue Terrace Tract, 'front.'
ing on Olive street.
Three lots fronting on Cemetery avenue,
50x95 feet.
One lot, 6Oxl45 feet, fronting on Sand street.
Also. all of blocks w and II, in the Mott
Tract.
JONES 81 MOVES,
apr2Q-td Auctiopeers.