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A LE4ARDRIA AND WASHINGTON h. h.

IA
ALEAAhDElA a hD EREDEkiCksBURG 4 r.,
ClsEs+ a b All Sgzfh Sfrssts.
Looai trains 20 for Alexandria as fOliOzs s, y,
~ 10, IA - n; 1, 3, $40, D, b, .. %
. ~ ana sud .. m. daily, all other trans Tally
except SUEdsy.
L9Ssl train leave Aiexsadria a. follows: SIS
. no. IL a. 70 I. 3, q, q, d and IN. The 8,
so 10 . NJ and .. N. from Alexandria daily; al
ofner trains CaIiy except Sunday.
Richmond Day hAil leaves " asAinston at $50
. m daily.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, vi. Richnond
leaves ssninston 81 N. daily ,ex oeruSuno.
Through nc ke.s 70 All points south and Southwest
Tor sale ~ Ofces corner 18th street and Pennsylya
Eta avenue, and corner eb street and Pennsylvania
avenue, where Iassengers can leave orders for bag
kaxs e be checked OF al hotels and residences
thrcuxh 70 destination. ID. N BOYD, Jr
- General Passenger Agent.
GkO. U. VILLAINS, General supt.,
Janl-u Baltimore, Nd.
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~Jacob White, just deceased In Lancas-
ter county, was over 80 years old And had
two hundred and two descendants.
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1T s. MARSHAL SALE OF WASHINGTON
-. MARKET COMPANY STOCK.
In virtue of writ Of eri facias issued out of the
Clerk office Of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
said District, on TUESDAY, the 29th day Of Feb
ruary, 1876, OF ~ O'Clock m. the following goods
$50 each, OF the capital stock Of the Washington
Market Company, No. 3l5, and standing In the
name OF Francis II. MORAN and levied upon as
the priority Of James q. Moody, and will be sold
10 tstisfy execution No. Is COG, Francis II. Morgan
vs. James ii Moody.
ALEX. SHARP. o. s. Marshal, DO.
February Is, lsi6. febIS dtds
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HOTELS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
FORTYSECOED STREET,
AND COLUMBIA AND ELM AVENUES,
OPPOSITE MAIN EXHIBITION BUILDING
CENTENNIAL GhOUND5.

This elegant FIRE proof Hotel Is now open for the
rece pten Of guests. Ii contains 325 rooms epete
with all modern i'm provements. Visitors to PhiIa-
delphia viii low here meet with better accommoda-
tons or more reasonable rates.
febl-tu. 6f-Sm Il. BOOTHBY, Manager
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RAILROADS.
O1G GREAT 1870
1910 sNSYLv MA 1870
ACUTE
To the North, West, and Southwest.

HDUTE
TO the North, West, and sOuthUest.
Double Track, Sfeet Kaiis, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
trains leave ssBingr,n, city time. from Depot,
Tor PfttstUrg aud The Vest. 9. m. daily, with
PsrlOr Oar { Pittsburg: 7:4O m. daily, with
Pslaoe Car 20 chicago, snd il:ss g. N. daily,
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE AMI POTOMAC KAILROAD.
Tor CsnaUdsigus, R0che-JeT. Buffalo, hiagsrs
Falls, sJd fir Worth. =. m. daily, except Sun
day; and : 20 3 ~ fsIly, except saturday, with
falO, II .55 N. d,iiY exc, D. Sunday.
Tor EeE oTk aud ne East, y 10 M daily, with
PslsGs Co.'s altaohe,i Limited EIpress q Pull
For New York. 100 IN daily, except sunday,
With Parior Cars attached
and IS sad $40 p m DAILY. Limited Express,
~ 25 q. n daily except Sunday IN,
Tor POpe's treek Line T:s6 9 m aud 4:2O D. m.
daily, except Sunday
Tor Annapolis, 1850 .. m and 4:5s D. m, except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA, FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA WAsHISGT0H
5, 8, 1:O5. snt It-4O . N. on Sunday at y a.
N, and , and 2.
For the South, VIA kichmOnd, 11:4O p. m. daily,
except SUNDAY and $40 n. m. daily; and Wis
Trans leave als1 sndria for Washington, e.7.s.
Sunday >, : sd 10 - N F., and p m
Tickets, tlfrTIIaflJE, Sleeping ana PBrlor Oar
accomnodatiCEs can D procured AZ the Ohces:-
sylvsnis avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
orders can b. Ieft Tor the checking Of B1sSage to
destination fr IN Hotels and Residences
ID N. BtID, ia Gent Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, Gen1 Manager. jan3-ly
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADbLPhLA, ALEXANDRIA, VASE.
fNSTON AND GbORGBTOWN
FALLING DAYS
frCoi Pier North Thsryes, Phflsda. ia
SATURDAY, stl2m <N~ I.
, Prom 90 Water street Georgetown, 49,
ID. c., MONDAY, ct y Ia.
This line connects at Philadelphia with Clydss
Regular SEMI weekly Limo Of Steamers for Provi-
oenoe, Boston and New England States DO wharf.
age In Boston BY this liue.
VIM. r. CLYDE 90. Philsdelphis.
A. REED, Alexandria, Va
pB. g. MINK, 30 evonshire street, Boston.
Freights delivered by Kuox's Express. Orders
left 81 General Office. sos Pennsylvania avenue, or
~ the steamer wharf vii be promptly attended
70. IN
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DOCK HILL COLLEGE,

- OCK HILL COLLEGE,
Ia ELLICOTT CITY, MD
This Institution Is conducted By the Christian
Brothers.
uOna receive di plOma in either the Classical
the sctentinci OF the Commercial Course.
Board aud Tuition 80
seIS s 5 RIiS pa.,,
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'E'HE EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE,
Co-rs. i6ra azs s:Fsat
REV. y. l.. KNIGHT, n. d, Head hasIs-
PROF.. JOHN LOWRY, A. M, A.s. Msr,ss
Inc Sixth Annual Session of this church echoc
Tor boz viii commence on WEDNESDAY, the STD
81 September Further information can be had froz
tie EEv. Y. l.. KNIGHT, ID. o.,
susE-u 1442 Corcoran street,
EEGLIsH, FBEHOH, AND CLASSICAL, sz.
IA LEOT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES', 0Is
New York avenue z. w.-hrs. ANGELO JACK.
son, Prinoi psI.-Tne eighth annual session bezius
on the 18th OF September, 1873 Gug1iiy
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STEAMER LINES.

Cart ". l. QREGF,
Viii let We 9th ST. eet wharf on SUN
DA1S RLG WEDNESDAYS for Pc EeN
touac Laudirgs including Mattswo- 1ss.E7ss=za1a0
man n7ca. doc anu Basier- u So1,i nj
n. Z. FITZHUGH,
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II W. HAAkkR.
CGSffset naSer and UIsdertGhsvs
oIs lIfH BfkKrr EokrEwHst.
Cctl-Iy
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MARRIED

pF-C. T.. q a. neNtOu. Liverpool mer :
chants, have failed with $500 n,a liabilities.
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nUNOAESON BROS, Auctioaeers,
II southeast corner Of 9Th and ID SITS, northwest,

TRUSTEES sALE OF IMPROVED RIVAL
ESTATE. ON HIN STREET SOUTHEAST
- By virtue OF a deed Of trust bearing date uly
Ia 2th, 1874 and duly recorded in Libsr No 1855
and folio I65, of the land records of the county
OF Washington and at the request of the party
secured thereby Will sell, at public auction, to the
DAY, the I'd day OF March, ls76, at 4 O'Clock D. N
all that zee OF parcel of Lar being situate In the
city and county OF WashiD g.Ol, ID. O snd known
anc described on the ground plat thereof a. the
orth l5 feet front by the depth thereof OF sub.
diyiion Lot Is square 97J, 18th street southe
IL proved by a two story Brick House.
1ermt Of sale: "a one fourth cash. aud the bal
ance IN two equal pa, ments, nine (9 and
rs months, with interest there at ten per cent
per anuEm until paid, psJ able semi annually to be
secured by deed Of trust ON the premises sold One
huud dollars will be required day Of sale OF the
purchastr All ConyeyaI eng at purchasers cost III
terms Of safe Lot piled with in one week from
the day Of sale, the Trustee reserves the right 10
Iesei The prope. ~ at the risk and cost of the de.
fauliHg purchaser.
fet2l GEO. y. DYER, Trustee
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Young & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

IN j will sell at public auction, on the prem
AoN les, adj 1niDg Brooks Station, on the NJ a.
ttopOlitsn Railroad, az l0e. M, on TUESDAY,
February 29th, 1870, the following personal prop-
erty Of the late Ann NJ Brooks:
3Horses,
Mule,
Road Wagon,
] Market Wagon,
rs Hot Bed Sash.
And all the farming i'm elements.
Terms of sale cash.
febly m W 4 mist EMILY BROOKS, ExecutrtX
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UNDERTAKES.

UNDERTAKES.
K, 5. HARVEY,
nderfaker,
60 sStTsrEEEr, between Ninth and r.us
X. W. sARKaK,
Cabinet Maker and UnderfGhsV7
oIs lIIH sTkKrr EoErEwIsf.
nwIsG TO THk SCARCITY OF nossr =.
" present, offer 20 sell all the
-, tEBEDEEnED PLEDaIs a.
OF hard. Also, large lot 81 COMnIssIoNf
GOODS Of prices 20 suit the times.
such extraordinary inducements have never be-
Lovers Of FINE WATCH Es, DIAMONDS, and
al other FINE JEW ELRH, are respectfully In
yited . examine our stOok before going slssvhsrs
y. GOLDSTEIN a co.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKBhs
isnS-u n. r. corner 10th and strsen.
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ OFFICE OF INDIA AFFAIRS,
s.,.. ~ MAsHlNGI9N ID. @, JAnusfg -, 1873.
GnIi ~ oeocs TIE lsI DaY % MACE, $50 Tor
Cattle on the HOOf for issue 70 Indians in the In
FOR the kiows and OOmAnohe Agency, I.soO.sa
FOR the wichita Agency, 800 900 pounds. rros.
FoT the Cheyenne and ArspahOe Agency, 500 900
Full PARTICULARS regarding the requirements for
bidders VIII be furnished on spPllestton e this
fe622 t,sth Commissioner Isdian Affairs.
IN TIKI sUPREME COUBT OF TIE DISTRICT
II OF COLUMBIA.
In TIE hArrt No q ar i BaSsr1s,d2 AUSHEErOS
To az fhs OsdttOTs ~ LIroh FIELD a AUGHER-
TON trhO hdre pTOced ther otdtWS.
You hereby notified 90 appear befsre this
court the 4th day Of March, ls76 af II o'clock m
Al the CITY Hall. ashingtOn city, 81 the ON Of j.
ssyles Br.wn, Register, TO show cause why dis
GkOkGE AUGHERT0N, one OF said bsufrupts
You also notified that the third meeting OF said
bsnkrupt creditors Will be held before the kegistsr
Il click m. BY order OF the Court.
Test h. J. MEIGs, olerk.
ALEXANDER SHARP,
February i Isl T. is7s. i'hAa Oh y Us ~ fssisss
h THE SUPREME OOURr OF THE DIsTRIOT
u OF COLUMBIA.
In the case OK Fleming h Grifttk, and Henri
r. Miles, Executors Of HENRY g. BISHOP
deoes-ed, the Executors Aforesaid, have, with the
. oOiu@bis sforsssid. sSpoiSisd TTEspkY . tss
distribution Of the PERSONA estate Of aid dscesssd.
been collected and turned into money; when and and
are potinsd . attend, with their claims SroperiS
from bessst n ssd ~ .sss y faOasss
. COPY Of this oder be published once Q weed for
three weeks In the Evening Star previous % The
feb4i.a A. WfBsrER. Rsssasr Of wnls.
NE. RERABKAU fRAOHEe PIAU0, RzE.
a. Z III ~ sSi 2S1f sHdSS 4 - g: -
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los. II. KELLEY, AuctiOneer,
- Office No. 902 Stn street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROHkD PROPERTY, No 1919 TENTH
SHEET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN ST.
TON
. By virtue OF deed OF trust TO the undersigned,
81 bearing cate GA the 7Ih day Of juno, A d. 1873
and duly recorded in Lber No 722, folio 2OO et se
one OF the lanG records in md for the District of co
lumbfs, AMI at the written request OF the holder
OF the prILclpl note and interest notes secured
thereby, will cell at public auction, on MONDAY,
TIT 9th day OF March, a. ID. l576, at ) o'clock D.
m IN front OF the premises, lot numbered ninety
two, W; in Joseph 4. Kelley subdivision of the
west halt OF square numbered three hundred and
sixty -hye. 3e5,) in the city of Washington D. a.
said lot fronting eighteen lSl feet on the east
OF 10Th street west and running back los feet to
alley, END improved by a two story and basement
pr So brick front Dwelling Houte.
Terms of sale: $1,000, lin interest at the rate Of
ten Der cent per aDDum from June 1878, TO ether
with tax arrears and peuses OF sale in cash, and
the baau &c at two with interest and secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold. Conveyance
ing At cost Of purchaser. SltO to be paid down by
the purchaser Immediately after sale.
ALBEIT r. FOX, Trustee,
iebZ3-dSds jos. e. KELLEY Auct.
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!, Il. WABNEB, COT1er 9TH aud streets.

c
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ELEGANT THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT House. BROWN
S1nNE FRONT No. 314 STREET NORTH
g By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, bearing
VI date December 5, 1874, AID Gully recorded in
lber 100 folio i@9, ct Of the aad records
Washington county. ID. O., aud at the written re-
qDest Of the party thereby secured, will sell. at
pubic auction, in front OF the premises THURS
DA1 the 1 18th day of February, A. ID. 1876, at 5
O'Clock p m ,a that certain piece eel OF land
yiTg, situate and being in the city Of w Arlington,
10 SAID District and known and described upon the
ground plat or plan thereof as the west one half of
lot thirty three 49, in number (I0D,
togetht viii tbs I'm prOyenen ts thereon, consisting
q three story aid basement brown-stORe front
house and commOdiOus stable all in csmp,ete order
Terms OF sale: Oneth in cash: the balance In
,free eiual instalments at six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest at ten per cent. per annum
Until paid payable semi Annually, TO be secured by
cteo OF trust on the premises sold. 500 will be re-
CURED OF the purchaser at the time OF sale. Ali
cCLveyenoing at purchaser cost. III the terms ST
sale are not Tally complied with in one week from
te day Of sale, the t. ustee the right to re-
sell the property 81 the rick aud cost of the de-
ia1ttnE pu4 chaser, after i've days advertisement
ANDREW b. DUYALL, Trustee.
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RALIIuOKk AND sBIo RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TIME FEBRuAkI 9Th, 1876.
AN LEAVE SASHGNGTON
S.O0-BBitiu.Ore aud Wal Stations
1:00-DaluUore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
7:3O-BALT NCRE EXPRE~s.
e:OO-HEW NoRE AND BosTON EXPRESS.
e:4s-CHciuzettl 81 Louis aud Pittsburs En-
pres Dinner a. Cumberland, Nd
At - -, Stopping A. Relay only.
e.k0-PCint OF ROcks and Wsy Stations.
10:lS-bALTINOREUNLl Unlimited ExPREss 30 stops
I2:15-Bsltinore ana Way Stations,
I.30-hEw GoRk AND NORFOLK kIPRsss.
y.3O-Baliimore, Frederiok, Hagsrstown end
Wa ststions Via NJ ain Stem
E:2s-Frederiek, Point q Books, Hasersseyn
Hsrpers Ferry, Winchester and Way
Stations Gyis Metropolitan Branch
tSO-BALTiMoRs EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel
t:ls-BaitimOrea Annapolis and Wsy stations.
k:3O-OHICAGO FAsT rxPRRss. HaSerstown,
6:OO-BALT iMORE ExPRESs.
6.O3-BAitiuoTe and Nay Stations.
e.OO-BaltimCrs and WAY Stations
s:OO-St. Louis, Cincinnati. Pittsburz IFsst ET-
pres Chicago, Columbus, Sand Isky and
an Way Stations on Ohio aud Chcss'
s:2S-EEw YoEk HIsHT IxPREss. Sleeping car,
70 Eeu York
s:SS-BsltIInore sud principal WAY Stations.
7.3O, 500, s-45, S;45 am, 80, 5:is, $50
500, e.25, sud 9.3S .. ID. daily. All other
trainsdaily except sunday.
LEARNS ClUlfsR SfarIOH for WaSktzEfoz.
t:45, SIS, 900, 30, -:i5 a m, 1880,
S:Ie, 900, $40, $50, 1910 .. u. daily.
$50, $40 1880 =. a., 3:lS, $50, via
.. ID, daily, except Sunday.
No connection on sunday Tor Hasersioro, An
naPOlis, SJlUrtCn OF Valley Branch, nor Tor Rev
NCrk and FhIlsd-l phia ~ 500 am. and 1850 pm.
Tor further Information apply at the Baltimore
aad Ohio tiCket Offices, Washington Station, and
taken for UasE to b checked AID received ct any
Doint IA .hs City. THOs. Il. SHARP,
m. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. kDNNlL, General Agent. noyl-u
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u II. nARNkR, corner 7th and + streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESThTE ON THE MOTH eIOE OF
h STREET, Between 80 AND 4rH SITS.
NORTHEAST.
O. by virtue of a deed of trust, dated December
- Is, lo1O, duly rdrd in Liber No. So, folio
4aS OF the isnd records for the District Of %
lumbis, and at The request Of the party secured
merely will sell, at public sale, to the highest
bidder, In front of the premises, on MONBAY,
March 20, lo16, at O clock p m the following
descrbeG real estate situate the city Of Washing
ton ID u, to wit: Lot numbered five 90, in square
numbered seven hundred and seventy four 177D,
according 20 r. Halls subdivision OF said so are
together with the Improve nts thereon
Terms: Cash. All cOnyeyancing will be at the
cost OF the purchaser and 100 must be paid at time
OF sale. Terms TO be piled with In seven 81 DAYS
after day Of sale; otherwise will resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
IONA. kirk WOOD, Trustee
febl9-e j. T. COLD&ELL, Salesman
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NEW XoHK AND Washington
~ IHRONGH LINZ

TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
kEW YORH, BOSTON,
ALL POINTS IN TIE FBW ENGLAND
STATES
THROUGH BETNEEN WASHINGTON AID
HEM YORK
WIFE OOT Changes OF CAhS.
The quipmcnt On this line Is new and Of the most
elegant and improved finish.
ThhIE LEAVING AT 9:IJ A. n. Is PULL
NAN PAkLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY,
FELLMAN PALfCE SLESPIN6 CABS ON
NIGHT ThAlNS.
On and aftef January q, 1856, trains ~ fhis
linz viii leave depot Of Baltimore sGd Potomac
EAiirOsd, corner Of 6tb ssd streets, as follows:
S.23 al. Limited xpress-Pulma1 Car Train
Tor Philadelphia, New YORK. sDd points East
daily, except sunday.
l.3O IN. M press for Philadelphia and Few York
daily, except Sunday.
ass n. II Orsse for Pbilsteiphis aad way points
8:IOPm. Express for philadelphia, Sew York
PULLMAN PARLOB CABS on slI Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPIH0 CARS Oh
HiEnt Trains.
Tickets and Information can be procured st the Of,
Eces of the con snJ.
Baggage called fer ana checked st hotels ana pri-
vzte TesldeIce. orders lsft q. the Offices OF the
company, northeast corner 18th street and Pennsyl
valfa avenue, ard On northeast corner Of Psnnsyl-
Vania avenue SEi Gth greet.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAIL
SOAD, corner sth and streets.
General Passenger Agent, Philadeip hia, Pa.
GEORGE o. WILKINS,
feol Superintendent. Baltimore, nd.
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ntTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, February oath, 1876, same hous and
place. ANDREW b. DUYALL, Trustee
PONED until THURSDAY, Msrch ID, lS76 same
nOur and and place
ANDREW B. DUVALL, Trustee.
fet25 eoScs j. 7. GOODWILL, Salesman
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feb9 dts

r. BY CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTER
EsT, the above sale is postponed until WEDNE
DAY, March : 1876.
WIN: r. HOLTZMAN, r-u.,0,,
febl9dts K. w. UOWEMAN, trustees
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY's SALE OF UH-
- CLAIMED PACK AGES
On Thu RSDAl MOBHIN9, March I'd, 1878, at
lO5s clock, at auction rooms we shall sell for
account 81 the Adams Express Company, to pay
chaIgesi 90 Packages, com prisiug an ass Drtment
a Trunks, Bundles, Boxes, Packages, &c, 80, to
be sold without reserve.
Terms cash. DUNCANsON RROS
Ieb3 lUhr6 Rep 24fS&mlI Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
WAsH WILLIAMS, Aucti .ueer.

Va ASH Il LILA NJ, Aucti 1ueer.
EXTENSITE SALE nFSUPERIOR HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE
bARiS'lp =. kLUk SitlkS, upholstered In
Yep sid Hsircl0th; ELEGANT WALNUT AND
GILT SlnEBO Mn. GsrmSn M1rb,s-tOp, Eiab-
erstely Carved, SEWN WALNUT DRESSING
.ASEAND BUREAU MARIE TOP CHAM
BEk eIITFS. Handsomely Finished; BLACK
MhLSLT PILLOW ENTEESION BILE;
MALNUr pINIe GROIN OHAIRs: HANU-
snbE BLACK WALNUT ErAGERE, with
mtTIor BACK snd marble Base; ELEGANT
BLACK WALNUT HAT-TREE, with Marble
Bsss5 BLACK WALNUT BOOKCASE AND
LIBRARY TABLES: FINE TURKS
LOUNGE CORRESPONDING HAIR, uphOl-
stored In Tan and Crimson Saline; WALNUT
AND GlLT-FBAME MANTEL MIRROR;
FANOY CHAIRS, Handsomely Tphls cred
suPEBB COTELINE LAMBBOQUINS; MAR.
RIE-TOP CENTER TABLES; SUPERIOR
WHITE URbED HAIR MATTRESSES: WAL.
NUT BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS AND WASH
STANDS; WALNUT WARDROBES; WALNUT
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS AND ROCKERS; HAIR
PILBOWS AND HOLSTERS; BRUSSELS, IN
GRAIN AND OTHER CARPETs-somprising in
allthe contents OF twenty rooms.
a On MONDAY, February 2sth, 1876, COM
~ meIcins at J o O'Clock a. m, 1 shall sell, at
Il" the late residence Of b. W. Reed, dece ssed /,
~ mo. 1914 II street between 18th and 18th SITS .
the above collection of costly Furniture
This sale presents 9 splendid opportunity for per
sons IN search Of first class Furniture.
Terms cash.
feb24 WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct,
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ed, accompanied by cracking of the
beams, and directly the entire auditor
ium, carrying with it the stage and gal
lery was precipitated into the stables
beneath. The rear portion was partly
supported by stalls beneath, and the
audience were thrown forward toward
the stage; lights were extinguished by
the conclusion and scene of fearful
confusion ensued. The fire alarm struck
and in few minutes the department
was on the ground, and with the assis-
tance of the police, proceeded to rescue
the wounded and remove the deaG.
Great crowds in the meantime assem-
bled and the excitement was intense.
Hundreds crawled from the ruins unas-
sisted and uninjured. On clearing away
the debris the following were found
dead: S. w. Perry, janitor; Frank
Myers and w. J. Forster, compositors,
Record-Union Office; Henry Vaca, Ezra
Woolton, formerly county treasurer,
Michael Tierney and two unknown.
The performers escaped with some
bruises, Eddy Peake of the Swiss bell
ringers, and Mrs. Wilson, variety per-
former, being most injured, neither SER
iously. Many of the wounded taken
from the ruins are in critical condi-
tion and numbers will probably die.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-21
Important Land Decisions.

Copp's Landowner for November
reports decisions by the Secretary of
the Interior in effect as follows:
The fling of declaration or pre-emp-
tion statement before settlement does
not inyalidate right, in the absence of
an adverse claim.
All er parte evidence flied after the
close of the hearing in contested land
case before local land officers must be
rejected except as basis for an appli-
cation for new hearing.
All documents and all exhibits filed
in case after the same has passed be-
yond the jurisdiction of the general
land office, must be passed upon by the
Department.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-21
A Terrible Catastrophe in Sacramento.


Last Saturday night, during the per-
formance at Moore's Opera House, Sac
ramento, the floor Of the hall gave way,
killing seven, and wounding about one
hundred spectators. The Opera House
was situated over large livery stable
on Second street between X and L, and
was formerly used as state armory,
and had recently been converted into a
theatie by putting up galleries and tier
boxes, making the hall capable of seat
ing thousand. The floor was nnsupport-
ed exec ot by the usual beams.
A vaudeville troupe bad engaged the
theatre, and being the opening rf the
establishment, the house was crowded.
Soon sitter the performance commenced,
q sudden sinking Of the foor was motto
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-21
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