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CHANCERY SALE

By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of
the DISTRICT OF Columbia, passed in equity cause No
ary lsa6, at O'Clock IN, in front of the premises,
offer for SALE at public auction. the IS feet
inches front OF lot No To- in square No 457 and run
ming back with that width 100 feet inches TO pub
lie alley Is feet wide; together with the improve
ments, consisting OF Q three-story and basement
brick house No. 623 Z street northwest and back
Terms: One third cash: residue In two equal nav.
ments At one and two years with per cent
secured BY the purchaser notes and ed lien
on the property Deed given on the full payment of
the purchase money Convey ancing ct purchaser .
cost. deposit OF SIC viii be required soon Is
sold.
DCNcANsoN BROS, REGINALD FHNDALL,
Aucts. Trustee,
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TROMAs DOWLTN G -A1cfjonssr

TR6STEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
III W NEW fORk AVENUE, BETWEEN
AUCTION. ~
- BY virtue OF power contained ia deed of
trust, duly recorded in Liber 1855, folio s1a 81
sea-, one Of land records for the District of Co.
iumbla, vii eel at public auction, the prem
c!cck P m, lot no 8, in square No. 6i4, fronting
slaV t6O feet ten 100 inches on the north aide OF
New 4 ORR avenue by an irregular depth of about
one hundred and forty (l40l feet.
Terms; One third cash. balance in one two three
AND four years with interest at eight per cent I'M
I'll paid; the interest payable semi annually on the
deferred meDts All convey ancing at the cost of
the purchaser. A deposit of SlOO required as soon
as the property is struck off.
GEORGE PETER Trustee.
Janl0-eod THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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CHAHOERY SALE.

By virtne OF . decree Of the Supreme Court
@ef the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity
e e. s, vii, on %GDsrsbAY, tSs nssS
day Of January. 1876, At z O'Clock ,. m.
auction, original Lot no. 1, in square No.
ess, stusted on the corner Of Delaware avenue and
street and 81 feet inches on said Delaware avenue
amp containing $50 square feet Of ground. This
the Capitol, and west Of the q. Q. Coast Survey
Once, and is upim proved.
Terms: One fourth cash; residue in three equal
payments, af 8, II and Is months, with per &c Mt
interest, secured By Q reserved lien the property
Deed given on full payment Of the purchase money
ConveyApcing Of purchasers cost. A deposit Of
ESQ will be required - soon e sold,
DUNcANsoS Bros, REGINALD FIEDALL,
Aucta. Trustee,
jan4d IRep.l once Ho. 325 t,I street NV,
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A GANG OF HoRsE-THrENEs So

A GANG OF HoRsE-THIEvEs SCATTERED.
band OF horse-thteves, led by a desperate
known as ROCKY" were chased from east
ern Idaho, over the mountains past FREE
mont's peak, 10 the foothills IN northern
Wyoming, where two OF the thieves were
killed, another wounded. Rocky" capturet
and some tOlen horses recnyerad
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DION BOUCICAULT RETIREs FROM THE
SrAGE.--A dispatch from London says Dion
Boucicault publishes a letter in refutation
OF the structures OF several English Journals
accusing him OF mercenary motives in writ
ing his recent letter 10 Mr.. Disrael In behalf
OF the fenian prisoners. lie announces bis
retirement from the stage. lie says he has
been losing one hundred pounds monthly
during his London engagement. and during
bis provincial tour he has lost many tbous-
and pou.,uS
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CHICAGO YOUNG MAN was found dead
IN his bed on the 2t inst with his boots aud
another mans hat on. They thought he had
been poisoned, so they anal yzed the contents
of his stomach, but nothing was found - =
except some pickles, pound Ike. lemonade.
bo, 80. .a,,s Oe iuIed oysters, cold punch,
~ "aoii 0lpntN NeNNt t.ci Ao@s inAhoc
q. champagne, lobster, brandy, game pie,
fruit cake, tea, chicken salad, whisky. coffee,
bologna sausage, port, cheese, sardines, aud
sherry; 50 the jury returned a verdict OF diet
through The Visitation OF frlends.
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A RATHER EXPENSIVE LUxURY.-Mrs.
Nellie Eugene Gillette sued Mrs. Anna NJ
jackson and VIM. o. Jackson for 49, 600 dam
ages for malicious prosecution, and a Jury
In the supreme court yesterday gave her a
verdict for that amount. Mrs. Gillette is a
dressmaker and employs apprentices, two OF
whom Mrs. jackson, who lives opposite al
leges came across the street, instigated by
upon had Mrs. Gillette arrested, but failed
To appear against her and she was dis
charged. The present recovery OF damages
is for that arrest.-IN Y ErgDreSS sfh
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NO HUnBU9.-L. RIOI YIN DAy . fair oaah
~ pIiss e, az Ind q LAdis: gsHts' sna Shile.
EHOIE, r., SIS 5th street, bstYsSn y end q
o1tS. 1n8s ~ nah vFo1Sfly staas4sA %. 1Ui.ly
nRESsNAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Q
between L and n. Cutting and Fitting Q spe
ofalfv dec10- 1mr-
nR. PERABIAU TEACHEe PIANO, HAR.
IL MONY, and the Oritiv alton Of the Voice. Al.
dress q Nrs. RBIOHIHBACHH Piano Forte, No.
t93 Ilth Otxeet nQgthWeot. deo1A-ly'
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SOMETHING like a complete realization Of
the horrors OF the tragedy at Bremerhaven
may be obtained from the fact that as a
result OF the explosion the poor law COMMITS
sloners OF Bremen have now upon their
hands Sc widows, 1855 orphans aud 20 manned
men 10 whom they must supply the neces-
sar1es OF life. IL is believed thai los persons
were slain by the explOgfOn
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SUING CHURCH FAIR FOR A CANE
Last week the Methodist church of Decatur
Adams county, Ind, held festival, one of
The features OF which was the voting ola cane
10 the most popular doctor in the village.
DR.. Peters spent his money freely In his en-
deavor TO obtain the cane, but came out sec
ond best in the contest. The doctor, feeling
sore over his defeat, has sued the soc iety for
the amount of money he expended in his ef-
forts 10 obtain the cane, and he will certain
ly never hear the last OF IL.
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MARRIED..

CRAWFORD-REKYEs. September no 1915, q
gtOn, ID. c. by the Rev. : Shannon, q 40
ID. CkAwToRD, OF Getty sburg. Pa g. Miss LILLi
REEVES, of VS. shingtou, ID. q.
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HOTELS.
WEsTMINsTER HOTEL.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLA

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
orner Irving Place and 18th street, New York.
One BLOCK from Union square and Broadway.
The most central, and yet auetest location In the
city. Convenient 10 the great stores theaters and
churches. Elevator, and all modern Improves
Easy 70 all parts Of the city By street cars and
Etages.
sepam,v8f,Iy O. b. FERRIH. Proprietor.
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RALIInOREA POTOMAC RAILROAD

pALTInOREk POTOMAC RAILROAD,
- DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND b STREETS NV.
After January ID ls76, trains will run o. follows:
TEAMS LEAVE FOR BAL TIMORs
500 am, Limited EIpress, daily for the West;
daily except Sunday for the North
T:SO an, Express for Baltimore, daily.
s:s3 an, Limited Express for New York, daily
1855 sm., sst Line est and orth, daily except
1870 pm, Express, for Philadelphia and New
Iork, snc Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
3:ts pm, Accommodation, dali, except SUNDAY.
4;2O m, Accommodation for Popes Greek, dali
BY, except Sunday.
ass pm, for fhiladelphis, daily.
TAO pm, Cincinnati HI press, daily Tor the West
80 daily except SATURDAY. for the North.
you NJ, Mixed tram 70 Bowie, daily, excep
$40 pm, daily, New York Night Express.
TRAINS ARkIVE AT WASHINGTON
6:13 an, New York E1 press, daily
$40 am, AecommOdsiion, daily except Sunday
c33 an, Fsst Line, daily.
11.OO q m, Accommodation, daily.
Ito m, Baltimore and Philadelphia Express,
eos m, Limited Ex press from New York, daily
$50 m, Washington Mail, daily, exoep, Sun
500 Sm., daily from baltimore and the West.
1l:l3 pIa., Richmond Express, daily.
Trains leaving Washington at 81 q. m. and 4 %
2. "a. asil% except sunday, connect az Bowie with
Trains leaving Washfr ston at 75Oa ID and 4.55
, N connect ST OdentOn with trains for Anna polls.
Passengers leaving their orders al Ticket Uf1oe,
avenue, northwest corner 6th street and PennsyvA-
Eia avenue, can have their baggage called for and
~ hotels and residences 70 eli points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
GEO q. WILKINS, sugeEistendent,
ID. n. BOYD, Jr., Gent Psss'r Agent. m.yrf
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COAL AND WOOD.
COAL! COAL! wOODI WOOD!

CHEAP CHEAP FOB CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
Arriving daily, cargoes Of the bert varieties OF An
kinds Of COAL snd WOOD.
Now Il the tine 20 buy
II you would save money get seo6 ayftcls and tsa
SStsAf, 31sO pounds 70 the ton, call on the under-
signed before you bay,
eno AL the facilities possible thereto annexed for
Lne oetiyeTJ OF Goal direct from our vessels the
consumer, We certainly offer special induce
mens. A wish e. our VI harves and Depot viii con-
vince one a. giace OF our unsurpassed sdyautaaes
Cord.
Der cord.
single trial Ia all tina. IN necessary 20 oonvinos
the public OF the above facts -
JOHNSON BROTHERS.,
Main once aid Depot st yohnzon's Whsryes, foot
CT 4th and 18th stIeets.
Omo~- ,Ies street northwest.
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In THE SUPREME OoURrOFTH DISTRICT
il OF COLUMBIA.

Inc ION day % UtceniDeTs IoFo
SAINT VINcENrs' ORPHAN AsyLun vs.. JOHN
MCDONALD 1T AL:.No. sls, At Law;
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Perry, its at
torney IL 10 ordered that the defendants, Francis
Mcdonald and John q. Anthony, csuse their ap-
pearsnce TO be entered herein before the first
rule day occurring forty days after this day: other
wise the viii be proceeded with as In case OF
default. BY the Court
True copy. Test:-R. ]. MEIGs. Clerk, &C.
dec2l-tust BIZ JOB BARNARD, Asst Cler K,
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SPECS. WEIGHING HALF A POUND. III.
DICKSON, of Petersburg, Pike county, Ind,
gazes IN the direction OF the centennial
through pair of spectacles 252 years old.
They have q solid iron frame, and, together
with their case, weigh half a pound.
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MATERNAL KINDNEss.-Mrs. Lewis OF
Martin county, Indiana, kindly gave her
consent that her little boy, aged ffteen,
should marry a buxom widow named Nancy
Sheridan, aged nfty-five.
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6 stR GrfEk LP6 IF IN Typ Pf9%Ns
The CORNER OF SEVENTH STREET
Road AND MT. PLEASANT STREET.
by virtue OF certain deed of trust, bearing date
October 9Th, A D. 1868. and recorded in iber + and
h. NO "a at folio 7, of the land records Of sshing-
county, IN the District Of Columbia, and at the
written request OF the party secured, 1 will SELL
at PuuIS auction, in front of the premises the fol
lowing dercribed piece o. srcel OF ground, 20 wit
Lot numbered twenty eight t2SD in ni,,cs nun
bered ten (le) Of Todd & Brown ub-divisiOn Of A
Pleassnt." 49,
Terms: $500 in cash; and the balance, fo- which
the notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest at the
rate OF eight per centum per aanum and PAYABLE in
SIX and twelve months, and secured BY q deed OF
trust on the property. will be taken
deposit of 900 reQuiredof the mr.
chaser at the time OF sale All conyeEsnc.
ing at the cost OF the purcaser II the terms OF safe
are not complied with in seven days from the day
OF sale the trustee the right TO resell Tie
property at the cost and risk Of he defsutinc pnr
chaser. JAMES IATTA Trns.SynHA
Jsnl2dts THOS. DOWITNG 49,
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'HOMAS GALLIGAH, Auctioneer,
l. Late Walls Bazaar

~ Will be sold at the Bazaar, 93s and Q q
~ Louisiana avenue, on SATURDAY MORN
tNu, January D, 1876, at OK o'clocS, Bay Mare,
~ oIdeT OF Michael Reynolds; / Bay Mare, years
oio ana gentle In harness The above mare will d a
sold on account Of bill of sale given BY Robert W
BuIsesS dated October s, ISIS, and transferred to
Janll-2tF i W HAHN Sa,o.,oo,
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A LEXAHDRIA AND WASHINGTON Il. II,
tixx.EDRI..rnr RP2DrRIcKspupc

ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Il II,
Corner Of Is and Sara streets.
Loeai trains leave for AleXAn fOllOvs 8, y.
=, 81 10, IL N: 1, 3, 40, 8, 6,7pm {.
a ne sad aEz .. n. daily, all other trans tally
except sunday.
Local trains leave Alexandria a. follows: o,T,s,
y, 10: IL .. n I, 8, 4, 80 snd Pm The 8.
and 10 g. m. and o. IN. from Ale1andris daily; all
other trains caily except Sunday.
hlc6mSnd Day Mail leaves Washington az $40
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington IS m. daily ,eXcepaSunday.
Through ucksls TO all points South and Southwest
lcr sale 81 Offices corner 18th street and Pennsyiya
Ma avenue, and corner 9Th and Pennsylyauia
avenue, where ps5senge leave orders for bag
gage 20 be checked NJ all hotels and residences
through to destination. ID. n. BOYD, Jr,
General Passenger Agent,
GE0. o. WILKINS, General supt,
lsnlu Baltimore, nd.
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STEAMER LINES.

STAR BALL LINE.
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAM.
SHIPS.
sailing regularly every month from Watson's
wharf, BROOKLYN N r., for PARA, >fcsS
PkkhAMBUCO, BAHIA and RIO ia 1E1EfA
hhkIO, calling At ST JOHN s, P0RTO~<xzzzsh
NELLIE MATRIE, s 600 tons, jan q, alp.m.
JOHN BhAM.L LII, 2 500 tons. Feb 3, at l D. m
WALkEB, 20 tons, March 3 at m
when I'D OF month falls on Sunday, steamers
sail the day previous
Thee steamers are perfectly new, with all the
latest 1mProy emen having first class passenger
For freight and passage at reduced rates apply 70
J. 3. TUCKER q Co Agsnts
deolo SIN 50 Pine street, New York
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
1N BETwEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
Ing TON AND GEORGETOWN
-. EALING DAYS
. IRON Pier y, North Wharvee, PhilaoeI pnis
From Sc Water street. Georgetown, ,Ae
This line connects at Philsdelphia with Olydes
Regular Semi weekly Line of Steamers for Proyi.
derce, Boston and New England States No wharf
age In Boston By this line.
=. HYDE, Agent for D. Of O.
VIM. p: CLYDE CO., PHILADELPHIA
A. REEDi Alexandria, Va
". -. y. MINK, 10 Eevonshire street, Boston
~freights delivered BIZ Knox q Express Orders
ieft At General once, sos Pennsy vana avenue, or
~ the Steamer Wharf, VIII be promptly attended
70. sep2-tr
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A w N L n q ..

JOHN u. HOGAN, 7ly Mvka 6psss.
ManufActurer Of Newly Patented Spring Roller
and Ventilatins Awning for Stores, Hotels, Public
Buildings and Private Dwellings. Flags and Tents
TOR sale or rent. Sole Agent for the only genuine
Hildew Proof Awning Material. 0eDlS-6
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HISHKR'S NEW DYE WORKS,
600 G Strsst, near Nis,A Sired,

A, IIBHERp CHEMICAL SECURING WORKS,
On NiatA styssf, near g, opposite Patent Q6es.
H.B.-Dyeins and Cleaning Gentlemenb Gar.
Dents Q speciality, ct short notoe.
FasS Pvs<as. auG0-N
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AND ohio RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TIME. JANUARY Cad, 1876.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
6:OO-Baltinors aud Wsy Stations
7:Oo-bsltmore, annapolis and Way Stations.
S:5O-BALTlNOR EXPRE-s.
eU0-NEW OAK AND BOSTON EXPRESS.
-.45-CiJ CinE ati, ~ Louis aud Pittsburg Ex-
press Dinner at Cumberland, Md
H:5O-BsltimOre and Way Stations. On Sunday
~ 81 stopping AZ Relay only.
-:5O-Point Of Rocks and Way ststi Jns.
Unlimited EXPRESS No stops
Is-R.i,,r,or: Way Stations and ElIcOtt City.
AI:l3- SSI w. w NORFOLK EXPRESS,
Pullman Parlor Cars. -,
3.3O-Baliimore, Frederick. BaRerstown aud
Way sts;ien, Wis Main STEM
BsrpSr's ferry, Winchester and way
stsuOns. wa Metropolitan Brsnch.)
e:3O-BALTiEoRE ExPRBSs. Stops at Laurel
s:5O-CH1CA6O FAST EXPRESS. Hsgerstown.
6.OO-BALTIGORE ExPRESs.
e;OOEBaltimore and Way stations
pre@s Chicago, Columbus, Eandusky and
AL Way Stations on Ohio and Chicago
s:25-NEw YoEk EIsHr EXPRESS. Sleeping cars
10 New y OrE.
9:35-Baitimore and principal Way Stations.
500, s;25, and 9:33 p. m. daily. All other
train daily exec pt Sunday.
Lsqriag CaETdsH St1tioa for WashinTtOn.
t:3O, $40. SIS, els a m. I.3O, 4:10
s 90. s 30. 6.35, g:Is, 1910 o. "a. daily
ESQ, 800 1880 a m, 3:l3, $3.50, 9:l3
=. u, daily. except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstovn, An
napolis, stanton or Valley Branch, nor for New
York and Philadelphia At 500 an. and 80 pm.
Fer further information apply st the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington station, and
as Pennsylvania avenue, where orders viii be
taken for baggage TO be checked and received at any
point in the city. THOs. X. SHARP,
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. hUOSTZ, General Agent. novl-n
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ysns.w st A.WEBsTER. Register Of Wills.
rLNHIH is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the EN- hscri.

'THIS Is 10 UIFE NUTICE, That the subscr1-
Il Der has obtained from the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, holding q Special Term.
letters OF administration the personal estate Of
JOHN kEEfE, late Of District of Column
bia, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
before the 18th day of December next they may
otherwise BY law be excluded rom all benefit of the
said estate. Given under hand, this 2sfh day Of
December, 1875, GEORGE Il. POULS0N,
w Administrafor
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g. IRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PRO.
n PhkT1 NEAR FALLS CHURCH, IN FAIR

NJ PhRTl NEAR FALLS CHURCH, IN FAIR
FAN COUNTY.
~ virtue of that certain deed Of trust from Isaac
date May 9Th, 1874, and Of record on tue Land re-
cords OF Fairfax county. Va, Liber X, No 4, folio
SSWeWill sell at public auction. TO the hi CHEST bid
ger, on the premises, on TIL RSDAH, the "a
Gay OF February, ls76, at ID clock IA, ali those
tracts or parcels Of land and appurtenances de-
scIioed In said deeds, containing II acres and 10
p; les, and enc acre more lees This DR. perty ia
improved by new frame Dwelling, Barn and other
cut buildings, and is very desirable property aud
lies adjoining the property of J. Ii. Hollidge aud
diners, and was originally part Of the Sarah Sew
all property.
Terms of sale So much cash in hand as will nav
the costs of sale, including a commission Of per
cent. on the gross sale; also, the sum Of five hum
dred and sixty i've dollars and eighty five and one
third cents and interest Il ereon from sth Nav
the like sum OF s565 s5s, with like Interest 10 fall
due MAY 9th, 1876, and the like sum- with like inter
est, 10 fs due May 5th, la and the residue il any
10 isll due at such tine the said l. s Hollids e
shall name, but, he declining to name the date Of
payment, the same to fall due the 5th lay of Nav
1875 and to bear interest from the day of sale The
erreu payments e. ha secured by deed .. rms! on
Jsni2 60 SUN TT PoWGTR. Trustees.
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NKw YORK AND w 4SHISGdT3I LIN.
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
ATES.
THR0UGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
- NV YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The equipment on this line is new and Of the most
MAN PABIOR OAR TRAIN EXCTUsIYELY
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS
On and after January "a, lS76, trains oy this
line Will leave depot OF Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner Of 9Th AID streets, ss follows:
S.SS Am. Limited EXpress-PuilDan Car Train
FER Phllsdelphis, New York and points East
daily, except Sunday.
ESQ Pm. Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily. except Sunday.
4:S5 N. Express for Philadelphia snd way points
S:IO N. Express for PhiladeIphia, Nsw York
and points Esst daily.
PULLMAN PARLOR OARS on sll Day Trains
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Night Trains.
Tickets and information can be procured Of the Of
Gees Of the company.
Baggage called for and checked ct hotels and pri-
vafe residences orders left IT the Offices OF the
company, northeast corner 18th street and Pennsyl
wanna avenue, and on northeast corner Of Pennsyl-
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
R0AD, corner 9Th and streets:
General Passenger Agent, PhIlsdelphia, Pa.
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
feol Superintendent, Baltimore, Md.
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PAAkL9R SUITS. MIRR0R;BACk wALNUT
ETkGkRE, HAT RACK, CANk SEAT AND
CAMP CHAIRs: BRUssELs CARPETISGs,
RRTTGGonMA t VELVET AND BRUSSELS
plNIhG, konM FURNITURE, GLASSWARE,
GHRosOs, oRNAMESTs. GAS ruRks,
ssTuuphNT Lamps wHATNor, L9uNGEs,
SITS, o!LCL0THS, MIRRORS. HAIR AND
HUSk MATTREsStS FEATHERS, BED
LINEN. SPREADS, BLANKETS, &C BRUs-
sELsAND OTHER sTaIRCARPETs, TOILET
SITS, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE GENERALLY
at ADCTlON AT No. ISIS @ ST. NORTH,
~ On THURSDAY MORNING, January lS,
"a Commenting at 10 O'Clock, 81 the above
named dwelfng: we shall sell all the Furni-
sture contained therein, including a large as
fortns Mt OF fine Glass and Cfockery Ware, Family
Electric Machine, Microscopes. Books, sc, 10
which the attention of buyers Is called
JsnlO-S DUHCANS0N BIOS, Aucts.
1THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
fOSTPoNED, on account of sickness, until WE'D
nhoDAf 2btn January, AZ the same hour.
DUNOANS0N BIOS, Aucts
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THE TRADES.

A LEXAEDER BALL, WILLIAM BALL
A Late with g. W. BarkerI
BALL & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Doors, sash snd
Blinds, Glass, Hardware, and all Building Material,
streets northwest, sell goods % per cent. cheaper
than any other house. eau sud 81 anime. ie1S-iy
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RUSSELL q CO,

HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
II have obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding a special torn, let
ter. OF sdminisfTatlon on the personal estate Of
GEORGE W. HOPKINS, late of the District of
Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to ex-
hbt the same, with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scrloer, on or before the sth day January next:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all BEN
EFT OF the said estate Given under our hands This
4th day Of January, 1876. ~
l.. FREDDIE HOPKINS,
THOMAS }. LUTTRELL,
IsD5-w,3t Administrative and Admnistrator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

RSTHE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALF
having failed TO comply with the terms Of sale, thu
property will be resold, at his risk aud cost, oil
MONDAY, January 1 18th, lS76, at same hour anC
place. By order Of Trustees.
janlO-dtd YOUNG MIDDLETON,A ucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12
IL THE sUPKEME C00hT0F The DTsTRId

HOLdiRs a Special Term, January 4, 1876.
In the case of Emily A. s, Riley, administratrix
mlnnistTatrix aforesaid has, With the ,sp-
DAY, January 3Oth, 1916, for the fnai settle
ment and distribution Of the personal estate of
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and where all the creditors and heirs Of said
properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit in said deceased estate
Prortdsd, copy Of this order be published once
week for three weeks in the Evening Star previous
TO the said day. Test: