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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28
EVENING STAR.
FRIDAT.......... January -. Is.s.
FoRTY-FOIR TH CONGRESS-.
DOSING Proceedings resterdau,

sENATE.--After our report closed
ne OIL 20 connrm pre- emption and home
stead public lands within the limits OF rail-
tos1 ersI = was taken up, and atter being
oelhg amended so as 10 provide that all SUCH
entries made In pursuance OF The ruIes and
instructions OF the Land depart ment yvitbin
Tie limits OF any land grant subSeouent 10
te eA Oh such grant, they shall be
deemed valid, and compliance with The
laws and the making OF the proof reouirAf
shall entiile the holder OF such claim, 10 n
patent therefor, was then paSSed-yeas IA
nays 9. The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE-After our report Closed
"A bill was reported 10 amend sections ! S9s
ard 5.o9i OF the Revised Statutes, providing
penalties for sending obscene matter through
the mails. The provisions OF the bill were
debated. Mr.. Hoar objected 10 the bill as
containing provisions more onerOus than
the bin reported by Mr.. Poland last session,
which provided for the trial OF newspaper
publishers In Washington when charged
with libels, and would expose the press OF
the country To a danger one hundred fold
greater. After further remarks the bIll was
Tecommiited. \ bill from the Committee
on Patents was passed prohibiting officers,
clerks or employees In Government Offices
from acting as counsel, attorney or agent. or
being interested In any claims or patents.
applications for which were pending WIN L.
they were such clerks or employees; also that
any Government officer recognizing such
person In any such application shall be ipSl
ydctO discharged. The Military Academy
bin was considered in Committee Of tue
. Whole. Mr.. Holman, OF Indiana. said this
OIL was the nrst OF a series OF bills 10 be re
ported 10y the committee, aud he appealed
10 members not to let their Sympathies in
favor OF West Point Acadmy get the better
OF their Judgment. Mr.. DanfOrth said the
republican side of the House would co opnr-
ate IN all needed reforms, but he "ellevei the
cutting down of the pay OF cadets was un-
called for. Without action the House al
iOurBed.
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DIED.

BOYLE. Suddenly, January ath, WILLIAM
Re .fuHersl VIII take place to morrow Saturday,
llo north ST. Mass at 81. AlOysius at half, 81
FLETCHER. In Washington, 9th OF January
fRaNcIs nDwaRD fLnIoBkE, son Of james aud
The funeral will take place Saturday, at clock
SoqiS d from No 81 Massachusetts, avenue betsess
roy. In Philadelphia, on the 18th instant, yoHN
Toy IN the aOtn year q bis age.
fully requested 10 attend the faners rom his stosf
er: rssldencs James Toy No. los street south
HUMPHREY. On the 2sih instant, after q long
and painful illness, joan w. MONTERREY, ssed q
Sweetheart, good bye That iuttering sail
Lsspresd 70 watt thee far from here:
And soon, before the farthering gale,
Thy ship shall bound upon the sea,
Perchsnce all desolste and forlorn.
Thete eyes shall miss thee many q year.
Though losi 10 sight, TO memory dear.
svsetheA-t, goodbye One last embrace;
" crnel tate, two souls TO sever
het IN this heart most sacred pee
Thou alone, shall dWell forever;
Ard still shall recollection trace,
Esch smile, esch tear, that form. that face,
llOHsb lost " sight, To memory dear.
Relatives and friends Of the family are resp sofay
req Iesis9 20 attend his funeral from tire residence
81 nis isther Ia q 9th street northwest, sunday,
o'BIKLEY. On the 2sth Instant after short
son OF Inc late Peter Rieley
" May be rest in peace
MS funeral will take place from the residence Of
lis mother Mrs. Bridget Morgan mo. 42l streeS
southeast, on Sunday, tie Syth instant, clock
p. Ia.
PERKINS. At Giesboro, on Thursday, January
9th, az Q clock .. m WILLIAM kRNEsT, beloved
mouth and day.
W. had little Willie once,
lie WAS our darling pride.
We loved him, D, perhaps TOO well,
For soon he slept and died.
BT HIS MOTHER.
Friends and relatives Of the family are rsspect.-
July invited 90 attend hls funeral, from the res-
dence Of his parents, at GesbOro, SATURDAY., yanu-
arr 2yta, at IA O clock a.. nj.
PbkhHuRsr. In Georgetown, on the 18th inst
JOHN NhksEN, infant son of J II. and EliEs Park
hnrst, aged weeks
The funeral viii take place from the family resi-
denoe, No % fayette street, OF O'Clock D. m, on
riday, 18th inst.
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A PCGILISTIC EX-CoNGREssMAN.-T
Hannibal MOI Clipper has this statement:
Mr. James q. Blair, prominent lawyer OF
Lewis county, who formerly represented this
district In Congress, was arguing a case be-
fore grand jury at Edna the otner day, and
in the course OF his remarks said some things
10 which one Strange, who was In The room
took objection. As Blair was going out of
court, at the conclusion OF his argument. he
was met at the door by Strange, who accost-
ed him In rather abusive language, called
him scoundrel, and accused him with theft.
Blair then struck Strange a blow, but the
blow reacted upon himself, breaking two or
three Of his own fingers. Strange, IL is re-
ported, then struck Blair heavy blow upon
the nose, breaking 1t, and seriously disfigur-
Ing his face. Blair was confined to bed for
several daySv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

TIE MAN WHO NEVER TOLD LIE
Gen. Washington now and then took notice
OF singular facts in natural history. Two
years before his death, old Col. Perkins, O,
Boston, then young gentleman, visited him
st Mount Vernon. AS he was sitting with
young Perkins on the veranda, which over
looked the Potomac, toad hoped along
on the ground near them, (which led him 10
ask me-" says Col. Perkins, ii: had ever
observed the reptile swallow a FREELY" Upon
my answering In the negative, he told ms
that he had, and that from the thinness OF
the skin OF the toad he had seen the light OF
the FREELY after IL had been swallowed. This
was new and 10 me a surprising fact in
natural history.-Slrtngfietd (.NISs) ReIJllJli-
can.
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THE FATE OF WILD YoUrH.-yoho
Dawson, one OF the victims OF the Charleston
West Nirglni2l mob, was native OF Abe
marie county, Va, and only nineteen years
OF age. He was most respectfully connected.
being grand nephew OF the venerable Judge
James Garland, of Lynchburg. His widowed
mother now resides in Albemarle. II IS
stated that Dawson was very wild, unmar-
ageable youth, who ran away from home
some four years ago, and had not been heard
from for some time. He and his companion
Estept, were drinking very heartily on toe
occasion OF the murder of Lee, which oc-
CURED on Christmas day. They beca ne
involved in difficulty with another party,
whom they followed from Charleston. an
MEETING Lee killed him, only TO find after
wards that they had murdered the wrong
man.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION
- BY virtue of deed OF trust dated the 9TH day
ioii.. ll3 one of the land records for washington
equity District Of Columbia and by direction Of the
the 7th day of February 1876, at O'Clock D N in
frokt OF The premises pats OF lots numbered forty
GeOrs etowD, District Of Columofs Beginning at a
point ia the north line OF Dunbarton street, nifty
two ieet ~ west OF Monroe street aad Ian thence
feet thence north parallel to Monroe street, hty
1eet tneIce west parallel TO Dunbarton street,
eighteen feet. thence south in straight line to the
beginning, together with the i'm proyements, which
ccLsist Of a frame dwelling.
on the same day at AZ o'clock, by virtue. of a
deed OF trustl dated the twenty-siNth day of Jauu
arr, 1875, and duly recorded II Liber 776 folio 49,
oI!e of the land records for Washington county,
secured thereby, we shall sell at the above hour
psrt Of Lot numbered one hundred aud twenty two
t2l IN Beall addition 10 Georgetown, in the Dis
trlct q Columbia, beginning for the same at the
end OF forty feet from the line of said
Bea Street twenty nine fet anu hires ircba .Ie 81
or less theLce south and parallel with said west
line until il intersects the line of Holmesds adj
ton to said town. thence with the lire OF aid sdd
ton TO the depth of said Lot one hundred and
twenty feet, thence west two feet six inches
meals addition until it strikes the southwest cor
n.r of the back building Of the house standing on
the Lot hereby intended to be conveyed with
the dividing partition now separating the two
houses the south lire OF Bea street and place of
beginning together with the improvements, which
Terms: Onethird cash, the balance IN two equal
payments At six and twelve mouths, and secured by
per centpm per annum on each piece Of property
If the terms Of sale not complied with In Eve
same at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur.
chaser, after giving ten days notice in seine ne
IL a tes sy % AND a.
will be required At lime OF sale On each piece OF
property. VIM. ID. CASslS, lTrrs,ass
jan27-td THOS. DOWNING, Auct.
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r. Scarcely half month has passed since
tie new year was born, aud yet The world Is
full OF broken resolutions and lamp CHIN
nies.-Ftii,OR Times
81 The weekly sheets devoted 20 the Gen.
tennlal show are either dying OF or else there
las been csrelesSness in some post office.
only Thirteen different ones reached this Of
ice last week.-lD Detroit Free Press.
Ran Ohio woman las knit one hundred
ana thirty Tides and given them TO poor pep
pie, and Low sne feels that some one else
ought 10 take hold and buy rocking chairs To
hang the tides on.-DetrOtf Free Press.
81 IL is reported that a new race OF people
has been discovered In some outlandisl,-
named place in Africa but unless their arms
are so formed that they can scratch their
own back between the shoulder blades, they
cannot be considered an im provement on the
races discovered centuries ago.-yorrIstosoa
HeTUld,
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T'HOMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer.
TRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL

- BY virtue of o deed OF trust, dated November
18th, ISL, and recorded in Liber No. COS, folio
of the land records of the District of Columbia
and request Of party secured thereby, will sell on
WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of February, lS6, at 4
O'Clock m, in front Of the premises thar part OF
Lot tbiI teen, 3D., In square numbered seven hun.
dred ard sixty one, f76t desc, ibod follows: Be
ginning nineteen il9J feet west from northeast
ner Of said Lot, thence running Mest South A
street eighteen 49, feet, thence south hundred
and thirty six and one half 1854 feet, thence east
eighteen 49, feet, thence north to the beginning
with the TIN story Brick Dwelling House thereon,
being No. 22l A street southeast.
Terms of sale: One-thiId CASH residue In equal
payments g. IL and Is mouths. with interest from
day Of SALE to b~ secured By deed Of trust the
property. $500 deposit when the property Is struck
on, which ie TO be forfeited unless the purchaser
-pball within five days folly comply with the OF
FRKD. ". JONES, Trustee.
jsH14- dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
- DHPoT CORNER 6TH AND STREETS NV.
After January ID 1876, trains will run - follows:
TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE.
nes sunday ct dn Ss N ssr the ~'
1:s0 am, Express for Baltimore, daily.
1s aa .na S SsI hI s.y except
I:so m, KIprsss for PhiIadelph,. and New
Yerk, and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
sac pm, Acco nnod.iion, daily except Sunday.
l:2O , m, Accommodation for Popes Greek, dai.
ass pm, for fhilsdeiphi. daily.
T:40 , m Cincinnati Express, daily for the West
daily EXCEPT saturday for the North.
':Io pm daily, New York Might Express
T7tRaLNSs Ak& S Ar wA GshI
t40 s-n., Accommodating, daily except Sunday
$50 an Fast Line. daily.
t:99 s-nt'' Aocommodation, DAILY;
t:lU n, baltimore and Peilsdeiphta xxpress,
Gss , m, Limited EI press from New York, daily
$50 pm, Washington Neil, daily. e1ce,. ern-
800 , n. daily from Baltimore and tie West.
HIS p.u., Richmond kxpress, daily.
Trains leaving Washington 1T 7:S q. n. and 4 -
?. n. daily except Sunday, connect st Bowie with
tntns for POpe's Greek lire.
Trains leaving " sshinzton 81 $50 q. % and ass
eIn Connect ~ 0denrOn with trains for Annapolis.
Passengers i-aVius tneir orders NJ Ticket Urnoe,
rrthve.t corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania
ssnue, noTthS st corn 9th street and Pernsylvs-
AZ avenue, car have their baggage called for and
eScked At butss and residences 70 all points North
sd West. Through tickets 10 Cincinnati, COium-
las, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, snd 81
Hr.s East, y est, North and South.
eKo. q. WILKINS suss s,,saaS &,
s.h. BOYD, Jr., Gen1 Psss'r Agent msyzs-tf
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CINCINNATI WHISKY FATAL-KES
TUCKY NITAL.-Twenty years ago the Cow
litZ tribe OF Indians In Washington territory
numbered about a Thousand persons; now IL
numbers thirty-three.
They died not Of hunger, nor OF ling ring decay,
But Cincinnati whisky hath swept them away.
kissare, chief OF the tribe, scornet the
villainous stuff, using the pure keutuc KY
article exclusively, and died the other day
at the age of one hundred years.-CJiuieT-
,a<tI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

UThe depositors of the st. Bonifscius
church at Philadelphia have rejected the
proposition made by Bishop Wood for the
payment OF their claims.
"At a leap year party In Wilmington,
n. c.. last week, Joseph Waller was elected
"belle" OF the evening, aud duly crowned as
the Queen of Love and Beauty.
s4-It is the opinion OF Judge Van Colt thai
"Congregationalism itself Is now on trial,
and IL remains TO be proved whether II has
enough iron In its blood 10 continue TO live"
1-There was talk, a year ago, OF driving
DR.. Burlington from Brooklyn, and there did
seem serious division In his church, on ac-
count of Beecherlsm. But now the pastor
seems firmly established, and the church has
added 81 new members, and dismissed 80 dur
ing the past II acknowledgements Ua,0a.
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Nor THE Book SHE THoUGHr.-Last
week book-agent called on a woman on
Leavitt street 10 see IL he could sell her a
book. She snu1fed cSrelesSly when re pro-
posed the Voyages OF St Paul." with
maps, In morocco, asked il he took her for a
heather when he attempted 70 dispose OF
family bible, and said she wasn't a woman's
Fighter when he cravCd a moment wherein 10
show her 1.-The Women OF America" In de-
spair he said: "Well, s'pOse yOu wouldn't
care 10 see The Lives of the Clergy OF Brook
lyn?' what" said the woman, Is n all
true? Is II complete?" The agent said 10 was,
and w tn the remark that she must have IL
if she had TO so without a new dress she pur-
chased the volume, told the girl she hat - sick
aeadache and was going To lie down. stui
wouldn't be at homo To any body, W a. -c mr.
bedroom, locked the door, put au aaron over
the keyhOle, looked up the index ln1er the
letter B." and discovered that IL VS. one OF
The driest biographical books ever written
ChicUgO Tribune
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NEARLY half century ago, a woman by
the name OF Loomis, living in Pawlet. Yer
mont, was compelled TO ask relief from the
town, which was refused. She finally be-
came charge upon the town, and she then
made vow that the town of Pawlot should
not be without apauper for fifty years. She
Will be one hundred years old in October
and the nifty years will expire some time
next winter. She has had offers OF marriage
during her dependence, but her answer al
ways was, II would not swap the town o.
Pawlet for the best man living"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

PLENTY or LAND FOR ALL.-No ore
need fear that there will not be room enough
Tor the generations which are 20 come after
us. The eastern and middle states can sup
port a much larger population than they
now have, and In the oldest % the southern
states there are hundreds OF thousands of
acres OF tillable land growing nothing but
cwarf pines and brambles. The great APP
ialachlan region, stretching from the cats
Kills to western Alabama, Is still a wilder
ness. When its lateral vallc Us arr cultivated
Ike those OF the Swiss Alps IL Will sustain
three or four millions ofpeople. West OF the
Alleghenles the opportunities for growth are
almost unlimited. Take, for example. the
state of Iowa, with $4,000 square miles OF
surface-good farming land the whole OF it
and population OF only little over a mil
lion. France, with less than four times As
much territory, supports 36,O00,OO0 OF people
The fat prairieS Of Illinois, already grid
ironed with 600 miles OF railway, will one
day maintain in comfort five or six millions
OF inhabitants. The rich valley of the Mis-
sissippi is well able 10 support a tcaming
population. Why then should we lament ~
The great American desert OF the old school
aliases is indeed a reality?-N Y. Tribune.
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| TRUSTEES SALE COMMUNICATIVE
| PROPERTY At SOUTHEAST CORNER OF

iehRSoprERSSS A II sn anAhs Eli M EoVEp
1sIH AND 1 S1kEkrS N. W.
- BY virtue Of deed dated uIV 10, ISIS, and re-
k corded in libcr 79I, at folio 1872, will sell, on
Friday, the Attn day OF February, 1870, in front
OF the premises, at O'Clock y. m, those parts of
No one hundred and twenty seven (l27D, described
az follows: Beginning at the Northwest cor aer of
said square and RAINING thence south l.. street
seventy seven teet thence east twenty I've (25J
feet thence north seventy seven IN feet 20 street,
thu nee west on street to the place of beginning,
with The improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the residue in
equal payments, az g. u, ant j. months, TO be So
cured by deed Of trust on the property. SSO de-
20 slt when the property Is struck of, which IL to
be forfeited unless the terms complied with in
five days after sale GA convey ancing and recording
at purchaser q cost:
JOHN b. TYLER Trustee
jaBU-d THOMAS DOWNING, Auct
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DOwNMAN & GREEN, Auctieneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT 20x53, IMPROVED
BY SMALL TWO-STO8Y FRAME, BOUS "
ARY, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS
NORTH N EST.
n BY virtue Of o ceed Of trust. dated January
9th, 1870, end recorded IN Liber No. III, folio
2sJ, II land records for District of Columbia and at
request Of party secured thereby, will sell at public
suction, in front OF premises, on TU kSDAY, Feb
rusry LIST: 1876, at o'clo p. m Lot No. 81, 10
STAIRS Subdivision Of Lott j. 2, 5, 6, and9 In
SQusre Eo Isl in city In said District,
with the inproveme nts thereon.
Terms Of sale. 500 cash, fof which $50 must be
pad time Of sae;l balance in and IL months to be
secured by purch asers notes. with interest at Per
cent. from day Of sale. and deed q trust on the
eroperty Sold Oonvey ancfng ana recording 1t pur.
cbasers cost. III terms Of lis compist With
In six after SALE the Trustee the right
NM HOFFMAN, Trustees,
iar2l- eotd No. 1891 r street noa thwset.
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COURT SALE.By virtue Of decree Of the SUI
~ preDe Court Of the Dfstrict OF Columbia passed
in Equity case number s,l22, wherein Robert Colt
man and others are complainants, and John W.
Moore and others are defendants, shall sell to the
highest bidder, in front OF the premises,
on FRIDAY, the 4th day Of February, 1870,
at Al O'Clock p. m, the west half Of the east
half Of original lot 2 square 29l in washington
City. This property is known as No. 1918 Penn
sylysnia avenue, ard is on that avenue bet Seen
18th and 18th streets west, and runs back TO ID
street. II has front of fifteen feet six and three
quarter inches, more or less, the avenue and six
tee feet and half f. less, street
There lie a three story brick building on the land
now occupied By the INDEPENDENT Ice company,
and also q sma three-story brick building 'front.' II
on d street. This property will be sold In single
parcel.
Terms Of sale One third ca zone third in one year
from day oftae and the remainder in two years, the
deferred ments TO bear Interest from day of sale
and to be secured by the notes of the purchaser aud
lien on the property sold. deposit Of 500 will
be required of the purchaser the time of sale Ii the
terms OF sale be not complied with In ten days from
day of sale the trustee the right resell
at tie risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser
All conyeysncinG at purchaser = Xpense.
A. s. WURTHIHGTON. Trustee,
jaDA-d6cs 637 street.
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A GHAsTLN MINNESOTA LOVE- TRAGEDY
Last Saturday, at Plainview, Minnesota
FRANK hathaway shot ana killed Nett e
Stay ton, because, as is suppOs ed she won a
noi return his love. hathaway then attempt
ed TO KIN himself with the same pistol. bat
only succeeded In making an ugly wound in
bis breast. He was taken TO a hotel ard
placed under guard. About midnight on
tuesday rfty masked men rode 10 the hotel |.
rushe1 past the keeper, put out the lights,
TOOK the young nan from the room and
hanged him ON n tree In the back yard. All
was done I'm the space of five minutes.
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MR.. hCBBEL came home late Saturda v
night, ard Mrs. llubbel received him AZ Tire
uooI an Ter night robe. Henry" she
screamed, where have YOU been until this
lme OF night Been 10 the club Arrange
ing Tor the Centennial" said Henry. d-o,,-
ping into chair. "But, sir. what makes
your lace 50 led, Sirg' continued Mrs Huh-
bel. "Mell, In tell you. Kate. I sioppsAi N
see EN- play poker, AMI he fellow n,Nt ~
me kept holding n heart hush, aud the cham
GellCT kept casting the reflection iuto NV
lace ard stood IL until-untll-" aui here
he burst into tears and buried his face in MS
hands, and offered to play a game OF cachre
70 see WHO should get up first ana ktndle the
nre IN Tie morning.-N0frrirh E.I.tIn
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AN JNsATIsFACTORY APoLOGY.-A cor
respondent oi the Charleston News, who was
expelled nom the privileges Of the fiopr OF
the south Carolina house OF Representa-
lives, was informed that tie must apologize
before he could be readmitteI. lie Accord
ingly wrote; 81 am charged with accusing
certain members Of your houorably body
win Jobning, corrupt practices. &C. dad
make such charge. IL is true, and am
sorry Tor it, The House does not consider
the apology satisfactory, and the eorre-
Spondent Still hangs ON Tire ragged outside
edge, obtaining enough Information, how
ever OF Tue mlsdoings Of the legislators 10
ma he Sp interesting letters.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets q. W.

PARLOR SUITES, WALNUT MARBLE TOP
CHAMBkR SETS, WALNUT WAHDKOBES,
G0RNICEs, LOUNGES, BRUSSELS, THEE,
P PL1 AND tNS e rms CAB SARPErsi OIL OF
BED CLOTHINq. WHATEOrs, STOVES,
CROCkERY, GLASSWARE, &C /, Sc, being the
entire contents of House No. 1923 street
northwest, AT AUCTION.
a On MONDAY MORNING. January 81,
W commencing At clock, we will sell the en-
tire contents of the above house, being be-
] Tween 18th and l4th streets northwest. The
furniture has been used but short time and is in
good condition Parties desiring to furnish should
jan26 DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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BoGGs walked all over the city yesterday
trying % ind a Philadelphia directory. 4
irlend asked the cause OF his anxiety aud
was told that he wanted 10 see AZ he knew
anyoOdy Ia that city, and ~ 80 where he
lived, IN order that he might make him a
nice long Visit next summer. And Boggs is
mol the only man VINO rs looking up that
matter.-G I,DchgNfer I)efg0erff.