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THE ADVERSE FORTUNE OF a MINER
JOHN Travis, "A miner in this county. IS an
Austrian VINO settled here four years since,
ana had, 10y working FOR wages, accumulated
~ ,-Ho- With THIS hc started % return 20 the
home OF has youth, carrying most 81 his gold
Ia "A belt around hts lvrsoa. The Journey
was made I'm safety, Hamburg reached, and
e plank laid lDr the passengers 20 pass from
AAc steamer 10 the wharf The pia h was at
once crowded with those eager 20 press the
suii 81 me FatEefiaul. l. broke, and twenty
CT thirty poor NretcGcS were pTcclpttsted
Into tisc water. Travis was one OF these. aud
though 1000 w INNER, felt that tgC weight
90 The GOLD in his belt was dragging him TO
he bottom. lie lOOseued 30 and dropped a..
ana was one OF the rescued, i've being
crowded. Then came the search tor the lost
treasure, tut ~ cUu4u NOT Ha found. Travis
then counted ihe means LC hlt left--it was
enough 10 take Lim Du home. or bring him
back 10 California. Aal back he ca ue, aud
- now again miner In AnalOr.-. l.ftJr
ga Ltd.fr.
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TIE DEATH RATE IN SEVERE MIxrFR

TIE DEATH RATE IN SEVERE WINTERS
The interesting tCT1ent OF President Bond,
OF tne Massachusetts Mutual Life. that the
past year had shown a nigu death rate
among The policy holders is borne out Or the
reports OF other companies. The annual re-
port Of the Hartford Travellers attriou =
this increased mortality To the seEare VIM
ter and spring OF lN55, thus adding testimony
10 the generally greater hcalthfuliuess OF
mild winters. At the same time ~ l. not
improbable, as Mr.. Bond suggested, that the
business depression is proving very wear
iug' on many men, aud contributing 70 the
same result. But We believe II was alleged
al the time of the excitement over the reiuc-
tiCn of rates by the Mutual Life, OF New
York, that life insurance Itself was not Vet
Old enough "a View the future death rate Of
American policy holders as entirely beyond
contingency md wi thin its presumed limits.
Possibly the great bOig OF poiicy-hDldsrs are
now nearing moTe mortal PERIOD Spring
JiC'3 Republican.
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Real Estate Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLEIMPROyED
hEAL Estate ON STREEF NORTHW EST
BEI W EEN 9Th AND 10TH SHEETS.
BY virtue OF = deed of trust dated ON the 5th day
- OF January a ID lS7i and recorded in Liber o.
20 % l9n- 4i5, OF the land records the District
OF oiGnos and az the request Of the holder of the
notes thereby secured the undersie ned will SELL ST
r. PIC auction ia front of the Premises, on SAT
MA the 18Th day OF February, A, ID. lS76, at
CLOCK p. m the following described real estate
ana ises situated IN the city Of in
,he Dlstr1ct OF Columbia to Wit: Lot numbered one
hGIdrt and nye (lOjJ in Soran recorded suudiys-
Ion OF square numbered three hundred and seventy
I'VE, t5l5l together with the improy ements, being
" ;. S2l street northwest
Terms: One third in cash, and the balance in one
hnu Two years IN eqnsl payments. tor which ths
pfCmlfsnry notes OF the purchaser will be req uired
interest at eight per cent FER aunum and 60
pear date On the ale secured BE- deed of trust N
Inc p tm1ses ana satisfactory policy of insurance,
81 the pur Chaser may psy all cash at his option.
deposit Of S20 will b. required at the time ~ sale
Az cor yaoclng 20 be ~ the cost 4 the pure haser
II the terms OF sse sre not com piled with within
u days th reafter the trustee the right To
resell tie property az tie rick and of the de-
fsuIting purchaser, MARTIN +. MORRIS.
Ieb4 GOODS Trustee.
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SHE WASN'T THE DEYIL.-A West Hill
boy, says the Burlington Hawkeye, came ln
10 bis mother the other day with two yawn-
ing rents in his trOuSeTlOOnS. His patient
mother sat down, after administering the
necessary counter irrlt ant, TO repair the gar
meu-, aud was shocked To hear her darling
tell his sister that mother was al old
DEVIL marry she cried, what did you
say 81 didn't say nothing, mother"
Yes you did, Harry. You said Jhst was
devil. What dld you mean by thai =. Well.
us 80, mother; cause my Sunday school
teacher told ne that nobody but the devil
sOWed Jares.'
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SQUARE 551 ~ AUCTION.

I Rs CAI1E Oe ' ALL btE - = Il 10
TATE, SITUATED BETWEEN IsT AND ID
S1RkETS MESl AND u hNO STREETS
SOUTH, Al PUBLlU AUCTION.
Sns by virtue OF Rdict OF trust. bearing date tbs
sss 2Sth DAY OF May, A. II. 1870, and recorded IN
49, Liber No. 6l5, ~ folio 3ii, of the land
u the county Of hingtOn. District Of Columbia,
and by direction OF the hJi1eT of the proi-SOry
thereby scared, VIII offer for sale at pu lie
Gon, IN front Of the premises, on ATU the
9Th day Of February, ls76. AZ O'Clock .. all
thai certain tract OF parcel OF land situate IN tbs
City Il Washington, ia said District, 20 Wit. All Of
Square numbered Eve hundred and uiEet1 seven
1891 , containing eiGhty-one thousand six hundred
and seventy five ie-t Isl ji5D.
The terms Cf sale ars follows, TO vii: Fourteen
hundred and nifty four dollars aud forty seven
cents. with interest az ten per cent. frcm October
18Th, MA together with tne costs and psnses, in
cssb, and the bala Ce, for which the notes OF the
purchaser shall be taken. bearing interest st the
rate Of per CentUm Per annum, pay able semi
annually, and secured By deed OF trust the pro-
pes y. in six, twelve, aud eighteen III Jnths A de-
p0sit Of two hundred dollars will be required at the
time Of sale. All convex encing st the cost OF the
purchaser. II the terms Of sale ara not com piled
with IN ten DAYS the Trustees reserve the right TO
resell at the risk and COST Of the defautiLg pur-
chaser. H. LLET ktBBpUhN,S 1rr,,s,oas
JAMES Ii LATTt,
ftb5-d THOS. DOWNING, Auotioneer.
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RIA new college for girls is 10 De br

RIA new college for girls is 10 De built in
Liverpool.
rS-John Il. Cough has been seriously I'll In
Lockport, \. Y.
~ Pope Plus X. is said TO be an accom-
plished musician.
GE-The French capitalists have failed in
their attempt to purchase the Egyptian
railways.
nTWhile Mrs Sarah FitZinger, OF Phila-
delphia, was lighting a fire yesterday her
clothes came in contact with the flames, aud
she was SO severely burned that her recovery
Is doubtful.
nVA small schooner In charge OF a man
by the name OF Mott, from Flatlands, l.. L.,
was capsized in Barnegat bay with i've per-
sons on board. Three bodies have been re-
covered.
G%The Crown Princess or Germ any is a
regular free thinker. When Strauss, the au-
thor OF the Life OF Jesus" died, MS portrait
was hung over her bed, like the image of a
patron- saint. Strauss book and the Life OF
VoltalTe" occupy the most prominent place
on her centre table.
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COAL AND WOOD.


CPKAPF CHEAP FOR CAHRy
THOUSANDS or TONS ORDERED
Arriving daily. csrECes CT tie hsst vzr!ettea OF ala
Eis1ds of COAL sHd WOOD.
Now Is the time 20 euy
II Jon would save money get ESo1 sTgssls ard ,tsl
s.ssfI, 20 pounds TO tbs tor, call on the under
signed before yOu buy.
Having two Of the largest NbsTycs in the District,
snd al the facilities possible thereto annexed IOr
tue delivers of Coal direct from vessels e. IN.
consumer, certainly offer special induce
n5nts. visit 70 our W harTes and Depot will con
ViTCe one at ZisCa Of our passed advantages
Good FiHz GOD delivered &c lSv Sc q J 90 Per
Cord.
Cod OAK WOOD delivered as low ~ ss to q
per cord.
single trial re ali that Z. necessary TO couyino.
the public Of She above fscts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Eain Of1cs aid Depot 81 .ch nsens WhzrYea, e OF
81 18th and Is, b streets.
ca-s. 1909 street northwest.
.fI13 sth street. 4" suzIs 60
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4 MISER AND HIS G0LD.-AR old resident.
David kiddleoaTger, who has lived almost a
reciuse for thiTty-seyen years near Ridge
vile, Ind, was found almost frozen 10 death
last Thursday morning. He never spoke, but
Cied shortly afJerward. The old man was
thought 10 have quite a large amount OF
money Sccreted about the house, barn, and
farm, and search is being made. TauS lar
200 in gold and Old Ohio state currency
have been found. and the search is still going
on. For many years the old man would re-
ceive nothing but gold payments for any
thing due him. He lived entirely alone.
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.fKI-Sr1E. 49,

s<f r. virtue 81 a dsetof trust dated February
~ 6, isl2 s,u recorded in LIhrr No /, fotio
= $50, Eth" land records OF thN Diss- - Of Co
iIu bia, viii - u, AT pub &c sucIi1n. on FRIDAY
the letc OF fepTuary $50, at ia clock N , in
front q the PREMISE, the rOT-h 81 feet inches
front az lot No. 7. ia 81 No 6S5, 10y DEP
Thereof his pro pertE has fToLt Of 81 feet IN
CEes on North Capitol street, between north b aud
feet.
Terms One fourth cash; balance in ons, Nv D aud
three years the purchaser 20 give his nots Tor me
deferred pay ments bearing interest the ste .f
ele 1t per cent. per annCu. aud secured by ,ei Of
trust ON the property. Convey agcins ut cost OF
purchaser, $40 down at time If saie
q. CARCSI, Trustee.
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RAILROADS.
Vo-c GREAT 1915
1910 PENS yANIA 1910
% tx
To the Snrth, West, and SoUthVest.

To the North, West, and Southwest.
Double TT0r B.. steel RaiIs. Splendid Seem
err, Hr1Hi fraf,f Equipment
trains leave b. .li1g Ci-l time, from bsfOt'
crrl7T 10 Z at d streets. a. t'lLNf: -,
FOR PSF. --g mi LI" y It. a ~. gtiiy' I'LL
Palace Car 20 Chicago, and HOO O. u. oaly,
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Csnsudzigga, Rochester BuHsl0, sissara
Palace Oars 10 Rochester. For Elmira AID Buf-
Tor New York and the Esst, 9.IOp n. daily, with
Palace Cars attached Limited Express of Pull
man PaTlor Cars. . % a. N. daily except Sunday.
For New Y0-k, 100 p N. dsilJ, except sunday,
Tor Phtlafelphia 1870 N. caiiy. except Sunday,
and 80 and 10 IA daily. Limited HI press,
- q. m daily, except Sunday.
Accommodation for Baltlme.e, $40 .. m. daily,
FOR Pope's Greek Lire $50 O. m and 20 D. m.
Tor Annspoiis, $50 8 m and 433 D n. except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA FREDgRICKsBURG RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA WAsHINGTOS
For 4lexaLdris, .. =, 9,IO,IIa m.I,3,4.2O,
>, o, .; an it:S- D. m. On Sunday at = am, L,
., and -
except SuIta-. sud $40 q. IN. daily: and via
IynchbErg \ NJ. I'D I1:Ss .. n daily, eI
Trans leave G Isxanfr'a Tor Washington s. -
10 IL 3 IN >, 3, 4, 5. s, aud : ?. m on
Sunday at sd q a. m, ard . m
Tickets, it.4.la4fion, Sleeping snI PsrIor Oa-
sccoH modattc-S can % procured At tbs Offices
Northeast corner # Thirteenth street aud Penn
Fylvania avenue, Northeast corner q sixth street
and Pennsyl saIit avenue, and AZ the Depot, where
orders car B. tn for the checking OF Baggage to
destin alton fl IN Hotels and Rn-iience5.
n. 81. BOYD. JR, GeaI Passenger Agent,
FRANK THOMSON, Gent Manager. JsR3-ly
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

RUTTEB, BUCk WHEAT, Dc,
Choice New NOrs Butter
Choice New ECTk bHckxnesi
MOller Diamond Syrup
Vermont NJ APPLE syrup
Cape God CTanterries
Pure Currsrt sad Ounce Jelly sns uS rodsT Cur
Cwn supeTY is!Un.
Preserves, Brandy Pssches, xnt : general S..
soTtmens q Nee SDOos inst received and for sails
By j. D. BRYAN 4 BIO
octE-n COS Pennsylvapis svcrus,
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A VERMONT EDITOR says that a man I'm
PruCteVille caught a pickerel the other day
weighing two aud a half pounds, inside of
which was another pickerel which measured
nine inches in length, and inside OF this was
another, five inches in length. We don't
question the truth of this story. The only
remarkable thing about il is, that the man
didn't go on finding "inside" plckerels as
long as the inches held OUT NOrTistO,rR Her
MD
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BALLET GIRL IL FLkMEs.-Mi s Bette
E.mmel-bGrg. well kuOwn IN Baltimore,
ard al present leader Of the ballet troupe In
hiralieg's 'ATOuLd the World Ia T. ghty
pays, made q narrow escape from burning
whilst going through 10 part n a X C hester
y. y theatre. A lew nights siace. la one OF
the scores she bounded on the stage aud
commenced Wuirliug rapidly dOwn toward
The ioutIishts, when, becoming dizzy. shs
lights. Ire she could recover her feet the
names from the gas burner touched the light
gauZy dress, aud almost IN second she was
on IRE NJ. hlralfy, the manager, who was
sitting IN one OF the boxes. in an instant
leapcd on the stage Assistance also came
from the sides, but before any of them could
reach he burning woman she had eXtin-
guished the flames by rubbing her skirts in
bO.h hands. A somewhat awkward pause
occurred for moment. when NJ IS Bette
lo1ded 10 the orchestra, and. with a bow To
The audience. recommended her dance.
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atILIINGTON'S PATaNT
- SELF-CLOSING DIARIES FOR 1876
hNalusble Pocket Companion, containing Alma
nec, wages Table. Interest Table, Domestic snd
tCrtIgn Postage Stamp Duties Population OF States
ana IerIltcrtts Flank Space for every day IN the
year, and Cash Account for each month. fry DIFF.
terent kinds IN various sty les Of binding.
PHYSICAL Ms VISITING LIST FOR 1875
BAGERsTOwN and other ALMAHACS Whole.
sale and BetsIl, at
SHILLINGfON'S Bookstore,
decZn Corner ~ street and Perna averus
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AUCTION SALES.
yO-NiOKAoW,

ID. Real Estate Broker and AuctlouesY,
Fe1ersl Buildings, corner 7th and SIS. northwest
OF SQUARE NO. $40 aNn uSniVTpE n
1HE:HALF OF SQUARE EAST OF SQUARE
g. On TuESDAY AFTERNOON. February
- at Ia clock, will sell, ~ public Auction,
10 IfoLt OF the premises, the above naILed
property equare east Of square No SO is situated
between south n and south streets, Delaware
anu Wst "a street; squsre east Of square No
bA, Is situate between south and .oufh - streets
Delaware avenue and west 81 street
Ietms; One fourth cash, reissue in g. l., and Is
months deferred pay menIs 10 be secured by died. of
rust and TO bear interest at per cent ter aanum
iLom Cay Of sale. All convey sneing at cost Of pur-
chaser or purchasers. loo down on each slgsre AZ
time of sale. D<VID WALK
febl -eOSds Bep.l Y. d. CLEARY, Salesman
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L J. HEIBERGYRt
MERChANT IA YLoh
0etropol Hotel, iate Browns,l
Ho. 500 Peu2A. ave-, WAshtaxton
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AN UNPARALLELED CASUALTY.-Jacob
Nesteen, OF Marinette, Wis, stopped 10 drink
from the river between two large blocks of
ice, when the blocks came suddenly together
and suifocated him. The body was chopped
MT
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STEAMEk LINES.
IEw ExPBEss LINZ VIA CANAL.

NEW kAPEkbs LINZ VIA CAhAL.
- BETWEEN
PRIL4BkLFhfA, ALE1sNDRIS, VAS
no ION AND G EORG sTONN
Ealing DAYS
srgE Fi-t ., North wharves. Phiisdslf aIa,
SATURDAY, e. ~ u - !,
r0Tu - " sier street. 9eor yetovn .kxx1<zs53ss,
u. c. EoHDs \. 81 \ n
This line connects 81 PhilsdeIphia EIfh U.yde's
Regular Serli weekly Line Of SteAEnsTs tor Prov
oence. Boston and New Englsnd Ststes. Nc veari-
az n Rcst0n ~ Ihis lie.
9. r. HYDE, AgsnE Tor u. Of (.
NH. r. CLYDE co, Phladeiphis
y, a. REID Alexandria, Va
II. T.. e. MINK. % evoushire street Bosfca
- Freist.s delivered by hncx's kTpFe-s. OrdsFs
lett a. General t1ce sos Peansyl vsriz avenue. or
~ the Steamers hsrf, viii b. ptoHIp:ly attended
II
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YoUNG MIDDLETT0T,
TRUSTEES saLEOF V.LUaRIE PROPERTY

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROFANITY
ON TI y. e. CORNER or SDAND Y SITS s
f., FEW YARDS Fa"M PENN. AVENUH
IN by virtue of deed of trust daUed the l2th day
sey9of bccember, A ID. lSi, and duly recorded in
LIber 767, folios 3i3 ct seq, of the land records
OF the District OF Colombia, shall sell at public
auction, in iT.Lt Of the premises, on FRIDAY, the
liJh day Of February, A. ID. ls76, az 1 o'clock D.
N all that certain piece parcel of ground situate
and B ing in said city Of Washington, and known
and described part If LOr numbered stN (6l, ifi
square numbered seven hundred and eighty eight
ooE Beginning for the same at roint 81 feet from
the southeast corner of said lot and running
son street 81 feet S1a inches; thence north % feet
ga ID ches thence sast 81 feet Ss inches thence south
63 feet ga inches to the place of be ginning.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, al the balance in
SIN 90 and twelve IL months, for which the notes
OF The purchaser. besriI interest from the day Of
sae, and secured by reed of trust the pr ,mse 3
soIc Will lie taken. All conveyancing cost Of the
pnTchaser deposit OF S201 required at the time
Of sale. IL the terms Of sale not implied with
IN hve b) days the Trustee the right to
sell the property at the risk and Of the default
lng purchaser. MI. Il. TODD, JR.. Trustee.
tebl,4IIO YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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} Ii. WAhyER.

TRCSIEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP
EhTh ON STREET. BETWEEN Isr AND
SD STREETS NOBTHWk
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated June 18th.
~ 1855, duly recorded In LibsF No. $50 folio az,
one # the land records for the District Of Coumtia
aud AZ the request Of the party secured thereby, i
shall sci 81 public suc'iOn, in front Of the premises
on sATt RpAf February 18th, ls76, az 1 O'Clock
p the follow ing described real estate. situate
the city Of Washington, D. e., 10 vital of ipt ~.
IN seus-e ssh except those parts heretofore si -
W. W. HUDSON by deed Se9T3ed in LIber No. ~,
folio lOl, and - Henry Feter by deed recorded On
Lber No Ia. folio s. OF the lard records Tor said
District, together " i'm the impT,s eine1ts, 4 :.
Terms: ine-fDur'h cash. balance II ). - ani j.
mouths, ith interest, secured by deed 4 trust "a
tie properly sold. deposit - 60 vii b
required At tine of sale, Aud sN convey arcilg a
purchaser cot.
WILLIAM Il TODD. ia. Trustee
jsr26,2s ,iel24 IT. COLDW GLu. SALESMAN.
tt ESpAf, EslTuhTy = n. lS-6, "a nr hour aud
pisce. WILLIAM D. TODD, JA., TrGstee.
feh7 p y. CDLnW Sill ~aias0 an.
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PROPOSALS.
DEUPOSA FOR WORN At NATIONAL
MILITARY CEMETE21ES.

Il MILITARY CEMLIE2lES.
GrTlCE uF NATIUSAL CEMETERIES.
WA-HIN 5ToN, 40. g. February /, 1916
Sealed Prop psis IN tripiiCase, with COPY Of this
this offce mil MOSDAY, March 6 as 6, for the
CCnStructloB e SUFeriuterdeuts' Lodges at the
NatI.uai C u-tergs at Sali-l my, =. =. and Fort
ID nelson. Tenn also for the construction of
ciC-4Tg " sl'-. 90 HTick or IT H-r around the Ma
tOn.i Cen,efei les Poplar Grove near Petersburg.
Va. AID seseJ fiE--, near Ii-- IauE !, Va.
Tue work, daring iss psOgse.-, v be frequently
inspected b competent engineer. aud strict com
piisIce with ne terms Of tie contract al! Re re-
QuITed.
he rsi, IS rezorved 10 reject any Cr al biis not
d. med e iut rest 90 The Government.
Copies { plans a-i srecifcat;Cas Elcy be seen at
this Office, asd a. the QuartGTuasteFs' Offices AZ
Louisville, ny, Raleigh. y. q and Nashville,
Tenn, tlsp al thA cemeteries ADORE mentioned.
PrCpO-Als should be endorsed, up 70 pOssIs for
ana addressed to the undersigned. They viii be
opened at boon the date specified, whea bidders
A. F. ROCKWELL,
fet5 81 Captain and A. 2. NJ.
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ OFFICE OF INDIA AFFAIRS, January rs, 1873.
seaie4 PrCposais will be received st this Office
until - click the II day OF FebrOsry, 1876, for
furnishing the following named qIsntities of Beef
Cattle on the Hoof for ssuse to Indians in the In
CiAH territory:
For the hiowa and Comanche Agency, ], 400, 900
POUNDS, sTOss weight
For the Wichita Agency, SEQ, 900 pounds, gross
weight.
Fer the Cheyenne ani,Arapshos Agency, 10000
pounds, srOs- weight.
Full particulars regarding the requirements for
bidders will be furnished on Application a. this
Office J..Q. SMITH.
Isu27-eotfebI9 Commissioner Isdisn Affairs.
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TU = 4 L ID LIN u

NOTICE
y IL lie isS .! utn nishiag the odanoes Of c7l.
hsioD, the STEAMERS OF this Line take specified
course fOT al seasons Of the year.
On the Outward passage from On eenstCvu 70 New
fork or Boston crossing Meridian OF % AZ q lat or
nothing 10 the north Of IS.
pn the horneTsrd Passage, crossing the Meridian
Cf d ~ A. lat, or nothing to the north OF a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NV YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CDRR HARROR
From NV YoEk: FROM NEW YoRx.
Psrth a. We'd. Feb. sPsrthi. v ii :, March Is
Gala Oris-- ed. Feb h Abyssinis- W Ell, Mar %
java. W ed FEB. = JAVA. Wed. Mar ~
huss1s-- Wei, March Iialgsria..W We'd April
China--.-Wed arch slChina ..... 4 ed April I2
DAY fTon New York
gers.
kArKs OF P1sssss-Oa5in, SSc, slDJ and q IsG,
soid, according 20 accommodation Tickets TO Paris,
terms
stsersse tickets 10 and from all parts OF Europe ct
very low Fs.es Through bills OF lacing given FOR
Belfast, GlesgoS Hsvre, Antwerp aud iher ports
On the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports For
height and passage apply AZ the Com paDy's Office,
No; Bowling Greeui or both steer age and cabin,
to 5MALLWoOD = MORRISON No sIS yth 81
isn1D CHAs. g. FRAbOKLYH. Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
tAMES GUILD, Auctilu~rr,
a. 1914 Pe-rsvFra,Sa ayc--

1914 PeansyIva7is sysnae.
SPECIAL AND PFRFNPTORY SALE CT
STo h0E COZ hTRl sTOFE AND UW gLt5-
ING REMOVED AZ tbs CITY F8z ON
NkNlFStE OF SALE. TO BIZ SOI n At PUR
lie AUCTION AT STORE s2I ira STREET
HUkTHN E.T
81 ON TUESDAY MORNING, February -. a.
Iooc-cck. Tie stock comprise a sOOd ss
WI treTt II sss -Cuslle dry good. watrr-
tpr0uf, bal and blue cloths an other oak
pa rus. E1od assortment Of cut god. ALTON
bTC scCiCthS aud Cs~simeres, blankets, quilts AID
srr. ads wool Gods, shawis othIng boots
al sht -. ladies ana misses furs, cutlery, plse1
ware. crockery. glass and quean-V are, one : niger
lew ne machine. three vsTy ins NEARLY new REus-
seis rag pet, oil cloth g.. Also, one very
me walnut psTior suit, pifCes. iD CofAllen, linen
cover walnut chan Ter sets, cottage furniture and
asoCd ornen' - kitchen sud dining room fnrui-
tUre psTor, Oh amber and CO K -to ,i6re ari-,
sc. IltI JAMES CT Ito, Ar,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07
nY b. II. WARNER, Auctioneor.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIrULLY-LO-
GATED LOT IN MOUNT PLEASANT STU
ATE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
BkONN STREET. AND MERIDIAN AVENUE
x62 BY virtue Of deed of trust TO me- dated ApTil
81. le7I and duly recorded in Liber 74S, folio AS
- OF the land records of the District of Columbia
aud al the request of the holder Of note secured
thereby, will offer for sale at public suction, in
front OF the premises. on THURSDAY. February
l0th. 1876 at 4 o clock p. m the following ds-
scrbcd UbimPrOved real estate viz All that certain
piece or parcel Of ground situate living and being
known and described a. Lot 20 of = p. Brown =
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, in the county Of
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: TIE amount Of Indebtedness, viz:
GtN, e1d Interest due thereon, secured aforesaid
coed Of trust aud the pel0es # the sale in cash.
balance II six, twelve aud eighteen mOuths.
Jap2U eOSds THhO. r. GATCHEL, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07

WRLL-kSSORTED AND INTENSIVE
STOCE OF NEW BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS,
FINE STATIONERY. POCKET BOOKS AND
EAhtG ARTICLES IN GREAT VARIETY.
AMOUNTING IN VALUE TO ABOUT ) 5000,
Al AUCTION.
Ga MONDAY MORNING, February Ilth.
le16 al o q clock. and Evening clock. and
continuing from iy cag uutiI alt J. sold. AZ the
store oi FraUkliu Philip, esq, n 9Gg Z, uuS, IVA
uia avenue. b-twe+n 9th ag1 ICth streets, / shalI
eel his entire STOCK.
Terms cash. THOS. BOWLING,
t-bI At hep.,'Eron. AuCtt buesT,