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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON


a
1Bt-s Tbs sac of TWO UuMFORTABLx
W slukl HRICk pWELLISa HOUSES
Anp bRt ia oLE, IN GEoRGkfUw IN,
Ssz b Nir1ne of 8 deed Of trust, dated June t9,h
E:z 1873, and recorded in liDer 72l, tots ~,
ot The lsD6 records Tor the District Of Co aud
The request 10 writing Of the party secured there
BY We VIII cell IL front of the premises, on MON
DAY January 10th, 1875. 81 clock D. N. part OF
Lot No Bs, IN Beatty Hawkins aidisiJn 20
Georgetown, Distri-t afOree aid, and bouud fol
lOws:-BegipnIDg the south side of Third street
at The northeast corner of said lot, and running
thence south by aDd with the east line of said Lot
No l56 one hur dred and fifty feet to the ne Of
said lot thence west by and with the said rear line
seventy feet to the southwest corner Of said lot;
then north by aud with the west line u said LIT
forty feet q 81 east ard parallel with Third street
thirty -one feet; then north parallel with the east
line OF said 10: sixty eight feet thence west two
feet thence north ard parallel to the east line of
said lot forty two feet TO Third street; then east
Cd Third street forty one fes { 10 the beginning.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six aud twelve
months, with interest at per cent. secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold. All conveyancing at
the cost of the purchaser. A deposit of 8 lou re-
Quired at time Of sale IL the terms OF sale are not
complied With within five days the trustees reserve
the right resell at risk and cost Of defauting pur
chaser.
VILLAIN D. GASsdEs ?, }rrustses.
dec2s-dss THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
81 TjiHE DAYS
y J. SWEET. Auo.I,n-or.

T. J. SWEET, Auo.i,n-er.
1Rt EES FALE 90 DESIRABLE PROPRR
~ ON SOUTH SFREEr AND n ASA Htj-
SITS AVENUE, khAR lara THEErEASr
r. BE- 'ITtue o. two de-os OF trust. recorded a
- Liners Nos 80. fIio Ssi aud 79O, folio y69, tro
OF the lard rec I'd the District OF Columbia, We
will offer for sale At pablo suction In front Of the
premises, on HE s,OAY, The 18Th ( January,
l576, 81 oclscs M Los 10 ant II, in the snbdi-
yisiSB Of square south f square 059 with thu i'm
pro1ement =, 10 W s-biI gtOn city, ID O..
Terms Of sale: OnethirJ cash. the rsi Tue in three
equal fpstslmebt a. 6, IL. ana Is months, the our
Chaser 10 give his or her promissoIy notes for the
deferred payments, Nth iateies from the lay of
sale, until paid, ct per cent per sbnum, and Sc
cured by o eeef OF trust the property. 100 de-
post on acceptance e hid All conveJ aucinr at
cost OF purchaser. Terms 10 be complied with with
In seven days from the dav of sale.
AMkS E.WARDs, rrustsss
jaus m,wf EJ. SWEET, Auct.
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THOS. K. WAGGAMAN,
i Real Estate Auctioneer. 5l9 It'll street

- By virtue Of deed of trust 70 me, dated JAN
yousry 18th, 1874, and recorded in Ltber No. III,
folio ls3, OF the land records Of the District
Of Columbia. Will sell ON SATU RDAY, January
18th, 1879, at AZ O'Clock p M IN front Of the pre-
misses at public auction, and to the highest bidder,
numbered 7S5, fronting on south d street, between
LIST AID I'd stree to east.
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase money
In cash: balance In 6, IL and Is mouths; deferred
payments to be secured By deed OF trust the pro
perty, and to bear interest ut the rate Of per
O. Mt. per annum. Conveyancing ct cost OF pur-
chaser If terms OF sac are not complied with In
i've days. the trustee the right to resell at
the risk and COST Of defsultirg purchaser.
CHARLES w. HORNOR, Trustee.
janSeod EHO1. =. WA0GA0 An, Aucf.
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nOWNMAN GREEN,
II Real Estate Brokers and Auctioueers
412 Seventh street northwest

hOWNmAN GREEN,
II aiksate Brokers and Auctioueers,
4l2 Seventh street northwest.
TRCSTErS' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEbTY AT AUCTION. UNFINISHED
BRICk HOUSE ON WEST SIDE OF WASH.
TON SITS, GEORGETOWN.
( BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated May 10,
- la5 recorded in Lber IT'S, folio 4S9, Of the land
record OF ashington county. District Of Columbia
and By direction of the holder of the notes secured
thereby, We viii sell at public auction, on WEB
SESDAf, the 9Th day of January, lsT6, at 4
O'Clock m, all that piece or parcel OF ground in
Georgetown, ID. o., beginning for the same at q
point en- the west eide Of Washington street lS feet
nort6 from the northwest corner Of Washington and
Gay streets, and running thence west 80 feet to q
ooot alley thence north e feet thence east so feet
T. said Washington street, and then south along the
line OF Washington street &c feet to the beginning
together with the use and privilege OF the said 10
foot alley.
Terms Of sale: 5000, with ten per cent interest
from May ~, ISIS together with the Expenses OF this
sale, In cash; balance in twenty -four months, Sc
cured by notes bearing interest and deed OF trust
the property; 500 down when the property is
struck of, which will be forfeited unless the terms
of sale are complied with in days from sale,
aud the property will be resold at the risk and cost
OF the defsulting purchaser. COnveyancing at
purchaser cost.
r. DODGE. lr
Z. A. DhRNEILLE. { iruseees'
JanlO ids BOWMAN GREEN. Aucts.
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DION BoUcICAULT, the dramatic author,
has written a long letter TO Mr.. Disraeli, urg-
ing the release OF the Fenian prisoners. He
points 10 The TACT that the play OF "Shaug-
raun" has been witnessed by two hundred
thousand people In London, and the incidents
tnereln concerning the supposed amnesty To
tne remains were always enthusiastically
received. In conclusion, he said: 81 know
That towards these few miserable men are
directed the sympathies Of twenty millions
OF English hearts in American breasts.
which sincerely respect their mother coun-
try, and would love her dearly II she would
LEI themo
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pALrIaORE& POTOMAC RAILROAD,
II DEPOT CORNER ORR AMI STREETS NV.
After January ID, 1876 trains will run Is follows:
TRAINS LEA gE FOR BALTImORE
soc am, Limited Express, daily for the West;
ESQ an, E1press Tor baltimore, daily.
3:y3 an, Limited Express for New YORK, daily
1oGRs sIIdsy Ps,I Ls S Car Tran
1:3o pm, EIpress fer Philadelphia and New
York. and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
3:ls pm, Accommodation, daily except suDds,.
AGO m, Accommodation for Popes Greek, dali
Iy, except Sunday.
ass pm, for Philsdelphia, daily.
TAO p-mI Cincinnati Express, daily for the West
daily sxceet Saturday for the North.
''So M, Mixed tram to Bowie daily, excsp
s:I9 Pr, daily, Ne. York Might E5Prsss
sis an, New YORK Express. daily
40 sn., Accommodated, daily except Sunday
e;35 an, Fast Line, daily.
HOO an, Aeon. mediation. daily.
lilo m, Baltimore AID PhilsdelDhis Express,
&e3 , N, Limited TX press from lew York, daily
$50 m, W ashinston Mail, daily, except Sun
HIS pm, Richmond Express, daily.
Trains leaving Washington 81 80 Q N. and 4 20
,. N. daily except sunday, connect NJ Bowie with
Trains leaving Washin gton st 7;50 Q. N. and 4:55
m. connect 81 O6entOn with trains for Anna polls.
Passages IesNins their orders 81 Ticket Onnoe,
ayeDue, northwest corner 9Th street and Pennsylya
MIA avenue, car have their baggage called for and
enseksd a. bSlsIs sSd rssdsnces 20 All points North
leans, ChicsEo, omaha, San Francisco, and an
points i asst, West, North ard south.
GEO. o. WILKINS, &c. inrenoenr,
DIN. BOYD, Jr, Gent P..'r Agent. m.yss:n
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NJ Lively: A Cincinnati couple three days
married are after a divorce.
fKGeo. Unroe, OF Rush, Ind, killed him
self because "she was too young TO wed.
RS-''The queerest perked up little sand
hole" ILady's description OF st. Augustine.
STilton talks OF settling in Chicago.
Just As we thought he was going TO be better
instead of worse.
D-"No person allowed TO ride free-put
your fare In the box" All the worlds a
stage, you see, and all the men aud women
mere passengers.
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CANARY HAwKs.-Quite a number OF
Variable canaries have been killed during
tne last lew weeks by species OF small
hawk which swoops down upon the cages OF
the little songsters when left hanging in the
open air, and adroitly SELLING the mead OF the
confined innocent, twists il from the neck.
The only safe plan is 10 keep birds within
the room, where the vicious festhered mon
ster dare not enter.-lSdn Francisco Chronicle,
Dec.
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THE EFFECT or Won BULow's Music on
hATs.-n ApOllos Tyre Ina ancient DAYS could
make huge leviathan's fOrsake unsOundai
depths 10 dance ON sands" the playing OF
Won bulOW can, even In this prOsaic nine
teenth century, produce results as wonder
Iul. Last evening it charmed the rats of the
Academy OF Music TO such an extent that
Trey forsOOk the cellars and appeared on the
stage. Several OF them were seen 70 come
out, listen disappear again, come back, and
some OF the bOldest even ventured as far as
The plano, and ran around IL. The above ~
an actual fact, as can be attested by num-
bers OF the audience who Witnessed the
strange sight. One gentleman asserts that
he saw an old gray bearded rat nod his head
appnoylngfy, and beat time 20 the music
wit b his fOrepaws, but then New Year IN
only past about tour or five days.-BrOOLtupI
Argus.
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BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD.
IhG LOT ON TIE SOUTH SIDE or Dun;
sTREET, GE0RGEfOWN.A "A'niN0i0N
- By virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date on
eoscsd ia i,ssT " 90: iSlis. g and $, one #
the sih DAY Of January ny <. D. iSiS at At
~ o'clock m, the following described real estate,
All tes, certain piece or parcel Of ground described
ssd p e. I'd
Bean' addition to said Georgetown. Beginning for
at the distance Of ninety tsOl feet westwsrdy from
the southwest corner OF Dunbarton and Washin gton
ter i6jfeet; thence West twenty four a4 feet four
and one half AZ inches; thence nor one hundred
fst and ha BITE inches hess place Of
Terms of sale Four hundred and seventy six dol:
the rate OF eight per cent; per annum from Novem-
cash; and the balance in twelve months. for which
the notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from
property sold shall Be taken deposi. Of 10 viii
be REQUIRED Of the purchaser at the Time Of sale and
II terms q sale are not piled with in Ave days,
The trustee reserves The tight to rsss the property
..1o,mu IoS SE5s VII E,g. ss:.
bisriot Of GeanSi.. passed IN Equity
ct al / viii, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day. Of January. 1876, at 9 O'Clock ,. N !,
auction, original Lot No, 1, in Square No.
6Ss, situated the corner OF Delaware avenue and
street and "a feet inches said Delaware avenue,
amp containing $50 square feet OF ground This
The Capitol, and west Of the U. b. Coast Survey
Office, and IL unfmproved
payments, at 6, Il and Is months, with per cent
Interest, secured BY reserved lien the properly
Convey sncing ct purchasers cost A deposit oil
$50 viii be required - soon as sold.
DUNcANsoN Bios, REGINALD FBNDALL
Aucts Trustee,
jan4d (Rsp.l ONCE No. 325 ~ street NV.
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WHEN Congressman Lamar was returning
home at the close of the session of Congress
in 1850, newsboy on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad insisted that he should
purchase a book he repeatedly offered him.
Annoyed by his pertinacity, and anxious 10
be rid OF him, Mr.. Lamar said to him, with a
wave of his hand, "Ohi pshaw! don't bother
the little fellow answered, "Ah, now know.
That's what makes IL so darned hard TO
gpll-D
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Two SECOND MARRIAGEs.-In the Brook
Ign court of sessions last Wednesday, the
the case OF Michael Brown came up. Michael
took to himself a wife several years ago; but
afterward came to the conclusion that he
could not live with her. So be left her. But
he was not content 10 live alone, and he Inar-
ried another wife. The statute of the state
forbade his marrying the second wife while
the first one was living; and although she
came into court and testified that they had
lived happily together, and although she
had an infant In her arms, Michael had 10 go
TO the state prison, TO be confined there al
hard labor for the term of five years.
Charles II. Van Brunt had a wife, ana
whether he could live with her or not, be
concluded that he would not. So he com
mitted adultery, and on the ground OF his
own adultery his wife was divorced; but
inasmuch as the fault was on his part, the
decree of the supreme court, granting the
divorce, positively forbade his marrying
again during the life OF his drst wife. New
ertheless Van Brunt married a young wife
in violation OF this decree, the same as
Michael Brown married young wife In vio-
lation of the statute.
Michael Brown is in the state prison.
Charles II. Van Brunt is on the bench
W Y. StR.
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rU N A n ID l. 4 N 4

NOTICE
Win tbs view 81 diminishing tho chances OF col
Usfon, the Steamers OF this Line take Q specified
course for all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from On nstovn 70 New
York Boston, crossing Meridian Of 80 at g lat, OF
nothing TO the north of 43.
On the hOmewsrd passage, crossing the Meridian
OF 81 81 u Hat, or nothing TO the north Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NJ W YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING At CORK HARBOR.
Nw an u s0M NV fo Esb "a
ysys...-.-..-W Wed. Jan ~ We'd, Feb %
Russia......W wed Jan. &c -Russis. Wed, March 1
Chips-........W Wed Feb. 7lClnns Wed, March s
Parths.......Wed. Feb; slPsrthia.. We'd, March Is
n I'd every toll9wi1g WEDNESDAY and sATUB.
steamers marked do not carry Storage passsn.
gers.
RATES OF PAssAss.-Cabin, $50, 800 and $50,
gold, according 20 ccOmmodstion. Tickets Paris
SIS, gold, additional. Return tickets on fsvorsble
terms.
Steerase tickets 70 and from s parts OF Europe at
very low rates. Through bills Of lsding given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent, aud for Mediterranean ports For
freight and passage apply at the Com Psny. once,
No. Bowling Green or both steer age aud cabin,
to Smt LLWOOp MORRISON. No. SIS 7th st.,
ianp-ly OHAs. g. FRAHCKLYN. Agent.
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STEAM ER LINES.

STAR BALL LINE.
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM.
SHIPS.
Sailing regularly every month from Watson o
Wharf, Brooklyn. N. T., for PARA, >ersk
PERkAMBUCO, BAH and RIO JA4fEfN
hnKio, calling at ST JOHNS, PORTO&=s
NELLIE MATRIs, 5 Ooo tons, jan q, at D. N.
JOHN BhAM. LII, q $50 tons, Feb. 8, at D. m.
b WALK NIB, 40 tOus, March q at m.
Mhen sd OF month falls on Sunday, steamers
sail the day previous.
These steamers are perfectly new, with ali the
Iatest I'M proyements, having first class passenger
accommodations.
For freight and passage at reduced rates apply to
!. 3. TUCKER q CO. Agents,
decl6 6m 81 Pine street, New York.
Anew EXPRESS LIMA VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
IN6TON AND GEORG BTOWN.
SAILING DAYS
rrom Pier y, North Wharyee, Philadeip MA,
SATURDAY, al IL NJ. IL a
From 80 " alter street, 4sor gstown, E2ESH5S
ID. O., MONDAY, at p. m.
This line connects al Phiiaieipbfs With Clyde's
dence, Boston ana New England States, No wharf
@. r HYDE, Agent for ID, Of o.
VIM. p. CLYDE CO., philadelphia.
u. a. hEkD, Alexandria, Va
". - q: hlHk, 80 evonshire street, Boston.
~Ereights delivered by Knox s III press. Orders
left 81 General Office, sos Pennsylvania avenue. or
81 the stesmers' Wharf. viii be promptly attended
70. sap7-tr
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SEeOND-HAND CLOTHING, YURNITURB,
= Carpets, Seeding, Otlcloths, and goods Of every
DESCRIPTION bought and the highest cash prices paid
Orders by mail promptly attended 20.
noylo-R Corner nth stxsee end esnna ave
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A Sample New Year Resolution.

From The Detroit Free Press
CHAPTER l. 1t was New Years morning
He had been thinking deeply for a day OF
two, and there was a Spartan look on his
face as he sat down TO breakfast. lie was un-
usually quiet, though he said he never felt
better in mis- life.
CHAPTER I-Rising from the table he
drew forth his tobacco box and said TO his
wife:
Hannah, I'm going to quit the weed"
mo"
"Ies, am. I've been a slave TO the dis
gushing habit for forty years, but now / am
done with IL! Come here, Hannah"
She followed him TO the door, and he fiung
the box far out into the back yard.
CHAPTER lII.-Four days had passed.
Dried pumpkin, cloves, spices. gum, aud
dried beef had been chewed in place of the
accustomed guild. The family cat had been
kicked out OF doors; the dog had fed; the
hired girls nose was up; every peddler in
town came TO the door.
"But you will stick to your resolution,
won't yOu," asked the wife.
II will or die" he replied.
CHAPTER LAsT.-Twas dark. Man
sneaked around the house-On his knees on
the grass-pawed around-fngers clutchsd
an object-lid few open-moved his right
hand To his mouth--"Yum: yum! But what
a fool was!"
MOr0l-DOn't chew
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RAILROADS.
1915 GREAT 1870
1910 PENIS ANA 1910
HOGTE
To the Nerth, Wes', and Soutawe=t.

ho tuc Neftus Hesf, anu oOutsHt-ss
Double Track. Sfeet Rails, Splendid Seem
cry. Magnificent Equipment.
corner OF s = a Il streets, ss follows.
For Pitfsburz md the West. m. d,ily, with
ParIOr Oar q Pttsburg; 7:4O . daily, With
except sunday
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For CsusnisjEua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
FAILS, sud the North, .. IN. daily, "a pt Sun
snn 10 b.y e zee ss s snf
falo, II IS N. daily, e1ct pt Sunday.
For New York anS me Eat, o 10 m daily, with
P.ls1s Car a tsehed; Limited Express q Pull
For New York. $50 m. daily, except sunday,
with rar'or Cars attached.
For Phiiadslph'a 80 m. ally, excsp. Sunday.
and = % and y 10 o. m daily. Limited Ex press,
y % q. m daily except Sunday.
Accommodations for Baltimore, $40 .. m. daily,
FOR Pores Creek Lire 1:5o g. m AID 4;20 .. m.
daily, exrept Sunday.
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MAi ,ANn ALExANDRIA & WAsHINGT0a
For AlexsI dris, 8. Z. =. Q, 10. am-I,3, 4:20,
30, y: sn, us . m. On Sunday at q. m L,
Tor the sonth. Via Richmond, II:Ss D. m daily,
except Sunday and = 40 g.. m. daily; and via
LynShburs - m. aed lbs p. m daily, ex-
Trans leave alexandria for W .shingtou, s. 4 =,
9,lO,1I ., ,. 4, s, o: and p. m. On
Sunday ST 8 aid % a. m, > and p. m
Tickets. itf0fIAtiOn, Si'epIng snd Psrlnr Ca
seoor modations can b. procured AZ the onicss:-
sylvania ayeUu", Northeast corner OF SiNth street
ard Pennsyl aLla avenue, and At the Depot, where
orders can b. i-ft for the checkins Of Baggage to
desiir alton fr.m Hotels and Residences.
II. NJ. BOW lR-, Gen1 Passenger Agent.
FRANk THOMSON, Gent Manager. Jan3-ly
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A CURIOUS COISCIDENCE.-The Albany
argus relates The following Last spring a
certain householder left his home ia West
Troy without announcing his intention TO
has family or friends. Ca Tuesday last his
vile found the nrst clue 10 his movements
she had been able 20 obtain. The following
singular story is told in this connection:
Ihe deserted wife, while In conversation
with an Albany lady, spoke OF the lost hus-
band, and expressed surprise that she mad
not been able 20 CLEAN any tidings of his
whereabouts. The Albany lady observed
thst she was In a similar quandary as 70 the
ABIDING place OF sister, a widow, who left
her home some months ago with an sold
bachelor (as she put it, from some place
north OF Albany. After considerable coaver-
satlon tne Albany lady exhibited "A photo
graph OF the ''old bachelor" The deserted
vile recognized the picture as that OF her lost
husband. The ''Old bachelor" aud tue A lbany
widow are supposed 10 be living in wsu-
kee.
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THE ROADS in some parts of Germany are
lined during the entire distance with rows
of poplars, or OF apple trees, the branches of
which latter bend beneath the weight OF the
fruit. A fine OF three shillings is the penalty
for plucking the fruit, consequently II is per
mitted TO ripen, and the owners or the COM
munify reap the benefit of their foresight in
making shade trees at once beautiful and
profitable.
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nOWNMAH GREEN,
u Real Estate Brokers aud AuctioneerD,
No. Al It'll street northwest.

A VERY VALUABLE THRIl-SroRY.A ED-
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE. No. liz
s TfSS. AohrA" As1' 'oh SALE Al A'o'
= By direction Of the. owner, I shan orer. for
Il sale Of public auction, on the premises,
THtRSDAY, January 18Th, A. d. 1875, ct
O'Clock D M, that very valuable piece Of property
and basement Brick Dwelling house, containing ten
rooms, with all the modea improvements.
Terms made known ut sale.
asts ITrib.l BOWMAN . GS1xa, Aucts,
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L j. SWEET, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

X
TRUSTEES,sA OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust to US. recorded IN
~ Liter No s0i, folio 19, OF the land records of
party secured thereby, We will sell, al public auc
ton IN front ofthe premises ,on WEDNESDAY, jan
inches by the depth thereof, II Lot No. 49, In square
No; SOY, IN this city, improved with q threestory
Terms: One third cash; and the balances at 6, IL,
secured the property, or all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser.
WM.F. MATTINGLY, r..
dec3l-eo&ds CHAS. q. GLOVER, trustees.
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COAL AND WOOD.
GOAL. COAL! WOODI WOOD!
CHEAP CHEAP FOR CASH.

THOUSANDS OF TONS oBDERKD.
Arriving daily cargoes Of the bo0t varieties Of al
Kinds OF COAL and WOOD.
Nov Il the time 70 buy
nyou would save money get scod syfteIs and Jos1
sssiskf, 80 p1aEds 70 the ton, call on the under.
sfRned before SoD suy.
&svina two The largest Wharves IN the DfsSrics,
and al the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery OF Coal direct from vessels th1
consumer, We can certainly odef special induce
menfs. A yisIf to our Whsrves and Depot viii con-
vince one ~ glace ofour unsurpassed advantages.
Good OAK WOOD delivered - LOO - % 10 o,
Per cord.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main omce and Depot ct Jobnsons wharvss. tool
al l1<h and 81 = strc~ts.
oa.-- I9es 2 stress sorshwea.
WE'VE f11l9 IN street sug8-so
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DIED.

RIpGELY. In Georgetown, on intervening Of the
9th, W. q. RIDGELY.
His f1nsrAl will take place on Wednesday. the
J2ih Instant al O'Clock p. m, from his late resi-
dence, 70 LIST street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-10
EDUCATIONAL.

KINDERGARTEN
SCHOOL goB PRIMARY AND ADVANCED
Teachers, Misses SUSIE POLLOCK and O.
H0EkR, and Miss SARAH POLLOCK.
Applications 10 be m sde after O'Clock at 100 n
street, corner X and 18th northwest. nov6 3m
THE EPISCOPAL IBsTITUTx,
REV. y. l.. KNIGHT, ID. D., Head Mast~;
PROF. JOHN LOWRY, A. M, As. Maxts
The Sixth Annual Session of this church school
Tor boy will commence on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th
OF September, Further Information can be had FROM
the Rev. r. l.: KNIGHT, D. D.,
ausH-u 1877 Oorooran street,
E'EGLIsH, BkEHOH, AND CLASSICAL sH-
II LEOT SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES, 9is
New York avenue a. v.-Mrs. ANGELO JACK
Son, Principal.-Tne eighth annual session begins
on the 18th OF September, ISIS. sug241y
RUYs' ACADEMY, Al street northwest, sunder.
~ lands Church, viii commence Its 9Th year
afforded by this Academy, Circulars ct principal
bookstores, or address the Principal, 30. 1918 a
street southwest. Private lessons in the Classics,
Higher Mathematics and Photography. auG1i-am
INSTRUCTION FOB CHILDREN.
L Mss Emma MdYvsdsPS School Jm PAyssSa
aad P,dosca1 Crhsrs. 500 lStk st,sss.
~ In addition TO the kindergarten, the peculiar
advantages Of hich are well known, especial 81
tentton Is also give TO elementary instructions
cessary for thorough education.
Opens: Sept. 18th. Normal training class, OCT
LIST. For particulars address a. aoove. auslS-dm