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THE PEN AND THE SwoRD.-The coroner
OF Marion, 8. C., was much pleased last
week to read the following paragraph in the
Star: "Mr. j. ID. McLucas, In the last issue
OF his paper, intimated threats against us
We take them to be limitations OF personal
violence, as he knows we are under bond.
We shall pursue The even tenor Of our way,
and shall always be found where duty aud
business call us, and when Mr.. McLucas
makes personal attack on US, that mo-
ment will decide whose wife will be left
widow and whose children Will be orphans
Neither the pen nor the sword OF Mr.. McLu-
cas- can intimidate us"
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CoFFINs LEVIED 0N.-Catharine Heating,
OF Willow street, Hoboken, brought a suit
against Undertaken Mercus, of the same
place, before Justice Monk, for the sum of
SOS for board furnished him by her. The jug
tice decided In her favor, and an attachment
was issued against the goods and chattels OF
The defendant and. placed I'm the hands OF
Constable Lewis. The goods captured by the
said constable consisted of nine collins and
an undertaker's wagon. These articles of
death will be sold next Saturday unless pre-
yiOusly redeemed.
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s0Stafistic prove that the frail, broken
down American woman lives longer on the
average than her round faced English sister.
o0Potter Valley. Mendocino county. Cal.
IL proud Of q female physician, who during
the recent storm swan across three rivers 70
attend q patient with the measles.
81 Mrs. Watts Sherman. OF Duncan, SHEER
man q Co, In having q splendid ei0o 900 man.
sion built At Newport. Duncan, sherman
& Co. failed q short time ago for . heavy
sum-(Ctn Com-
s0Speaking of the late election. the Con-
cord IN. a. Monitor says: whether IL
shall not presume 20 say; but this much we
know: IL means reform, puridcation, an
end 10 corruption In high places; it means, IN
short, slet no guilty man escaped"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auetioueer.

WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PlOREkTf ON EAST CAPITOL srREEr,
BEIwt!H IIa And srH STkEErs NORTH.
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated February
9Th, A. d. ISIS, aud duly recorded in Liber No.
1U9 folio - one OF the land records WAshfngton
G. UNITY 10 the District Of Columbia, and OF request
OF the party secured thereby shall proceed to sell,
H PUBIC auction In front Of the premises, MON
DAT. March 9Th, lS6, at so O'Clock D m, ali
that certain Niece or parcel Of ground, situate,
Ripg ana being n the city Of Washington, in the
District 81 Columbia, known and described a. Lot
numbered eleven (lll, in Square numbered eight
hundred and ninety eight 1881, with the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of . twos story Cottage
Terms Of sale: $500 and interest at 10 per cent
Per aunum from August 6th 1875 tog. Their with the
expense OF sale, in cash. balance at and Il mouths,
for notes bearing interest ct 10 per cent per annum,
and secured BY deed Of trust the premises old
convey eIcfng af cost OF purchaser. oAO down q
DAY OF sae and II the terms Of sale not complied
With within nye days from day Of sale, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property ct the risk
and cost Of the dsfaultins RgrcSa,sir I'm -.
feb2s Goods WASH. b. WILIiHMs, Auot.
IBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY March 21st. 1876, Ut the same hour and
rlsce By order of tne Trustee
marH go WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auct,
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, March gath. 1876, at the same hour and
pace Sale positive. By orcer of the Trustee
mafzi go Wash. IL. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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Pm. WARMER, corner 7,h and streets.

II H. WARMER, corner 7ih and r streets
ACTION SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE.
STORY PRESSED BRICK FRONT DWELL.
ING, No; l2l- g STREET (SOUTH SIDE)
NORTHWEST.
q On MONDAY, March 9th, 1876, at o'cIk
Rs ?; NJ Will be sold, IN trout OF the ptemis S,
par II lot 3D. sqGa 2o9. fronting street north.
west 20 feet by depth of l23 feet inches Alley
on side and rear. and improy ed as above
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance at 6. T.
IL and "a months with interest At per cent per
bum, scored BY deed Of trust or oil cash. the
option OF the purchaser. 500 deposit at time of
ssle, and all eonyeyancing at purch Aser's cost
Terms to be implied with in seven days, or prop
erty to be Iesod risk and cost of defaultiug pur
chaser after five days advertisement.
mar20-eo t. COLD VEIL, Salesman,
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A RoBBER KILLED.-The Cincinnati Com
mercial's ViDcennes lind. Especial says: Two
men attempted TO enter the house of John
Ryan last night during Ryan's absence. His
wife discharged revolver for the purpose of
frightening them of. The men retrestej TO
the ear or the house, when Ryan, returning
home, assaulted one with q club, 90 severely
ipjuriDg him that he died during the night.
1t was afterwards ascertained that the man
had received pistol-ball in his back, caus-
ing probably a fatal wou nd. The other rob
Der escaped"
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A LADY at an entertainment the other
evening was so provoked and annoyed by
her view Of the stage ard performers being
obs'ructed by hat perched high on the
head of the lady In front OF her that she
didn't notice the man who sat Immediately
behipd her muttering audible imprecations
because he couldn't see over the top of her
own bonnet.-I NOrr1sfOaln Rernld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-24

DIR. TYNDALL now finds that air can be
rendered optionally pure by merely leaving
IL undisturbed three or four days In q close
chamber. All the floating matter subsidies,
and the confined air will not transmit light.
Solutions placed therein remain unaltered.
though left for months, while similar solu-
tions open 10 the ordinary air swarm with
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1OwNMAN q CREAM, Auctieuesr.

nOwNMAN CREAM, Auctisne,rs
RSAL EeTSTE ON soSTR SIZE .s OF d.
sisIiNG OF TFREE MEN TWo srosY
BBlCK DWELLINGS: Also, VALUABLE
MAR lsI sTBEET SOUTHEAST, IFRoNT'
ING 20 FRET ON b
T. By virtue of q deed of trust, dated February
12d, A u. 1873, and duly record d in Lioer No.
trict CT Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, will sell at public sucti N in
II lnt OF the prem ises, to the highest bidder,
IUESDA April It'll, A ID. 1876, at 4 O'Clock . M,
Washington, in said district TO wit: l. numbered
twenty one, tLt,l In square numbered ten hundred
ana eighteen, lblsD together with the improve
ments ,hereon-'hree new two story Brick DselI-
sold separately.
Also, Cd same DAY, Of SIS D. m, that certain
piece or parcel Of ground situate in said city and
District, and known as part Of lot numbered seven
thirty two 1871, and Doun fed follows, viz Be
ginning for same on south street twenty (3Db feet
eastws rc from the Invest corner of said lot and
roDDiDg thence east along said street twenty (z0
alley, htDce wet along said alley fifteen l3I feet
therc &c north twenty 1ve Us feet Ga inches thence
west hNe 81 Feet, and thence north seventy t7
feet inches to the said street aud place Of be
ginning.
Terms Of sale: One third cash (of which s75 ou
each house, and the lot must be paid at time of
ssiel. and the balance In six, twelve aud eighteen
month"; 10 equal symeuts, to be secured BY pur
from day of sale until paid, and deed OF trust on
the property sold. Convey ancing and recording at
purchaser &C st. Ifterm- Of sale not cUmpl Ell
it'll in elk days after sale the trustee the
fault VIM r. BOLTLMhN Trustee
naraSd No. 1894 street northwest.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer.

"
INTENSIVE SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER
Sul1hs AND PABL0R FCRNITUkI, Up
Hoist Erred IN kEP AND HAIR 10th:
MABBLE TOP CENTfR TABaks; GILT
FBAME AlRRORS; WALNUT E&TEN,IpN
TABIEs o AND DINING ROOM CHtIRs;
NOTS; LACE CURTAlNs AND CORNIOE;
MhnENU uW,kDR9BEs;. HaNDsoME
Nut BEDsTtADS; BUREAUS AND WASH:
STANDS: WALNUT hOCkGRs: wALEUr
VIZ TING DESKS: MAHOGANY Fed
sTEADs. BURaAUSAND STANDS; MAHOG
ANY DRESSING CASH; WALNUT LEAF
iABLhS: PAINTED BEnsTHADs, BUREAUS
AND WASHSTANDS; HUSK AND CUTTON
TOP MaTTREsSEE BLANKETS, COM.
FORTS. PILLOWS AND BOLSTEas; BRUs
Sells, INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS;
HALL AND STAIR CABpETS; OILCLOTHS,
STAIR Rods, WINDOW SHAPES, KIT JHkN
UTEHeILS.Sc
a On WEDNESDAY. March 29th, 1876, com
W me ncing at 10 o clock g m 1 shall sell. at
No 1907 G street, betseen 18th ard 18th
lstTeets northwest, the above collection of
Furniture, TO which l respectfully ask the atten-
ton Of purchasers. They will tnd that the Iods
have been well Ike ct ard in perfect order.
mar72td WASH. v. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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KENTUCKY SIRATEGY.-Tne Kentucky
legislature boasts the presence of an inge-
bious member, Mr.. NJ. w. La Rue, formerly
Of Missouri, who, When the dinner hour Ar
rives aid finds the merL bers OF the house en-
gagged In unseemly nlibustering, silly casts q
piece of meat on one of the Ore places In the
assembly chamber, whence IN evoked 90 APP
petizipg q smell that q motion TO adjourn n
unanimously entertained.
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Q . x Il

GO x Il
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
AT THE SAME RATE
New schedule-Full load of ~ bushels for as
Smaller loads cents per bushel; Garage, 60 cents
APPLY TO
OFFICE OF WAsHINarON GASLIGHT COM.
PAHY,
10th street northwest, LIST street northwest
or to 1 10 Bridge street, Georgetown. mart ly
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MARRIED.
DIED.

BURNs-EARLEY. December 30, 1875, 81 81. Ig-
narlus church, Baltimore by Rev. A. N. Msrfglfa-
10, :. J., ANDREW BURNS and HANNAH kARLKN.-
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AUCTION SALES.
WAsH b. WILLIAMS, Aucuopeer,
w DO. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID street,

SALE or FASHIONABLE FURNITURE AND
SuPhkIOR CARPETS At AUCTION, MAG
NIElCaf ROSEWOOD CASE 6EyRN
tSHiek ksiNaj, oNk a6SSIsI ZEN WI W.
PiIoEsl GPHoLsfsskkass n soi Rip. ai hsrt
soME BG.GK EIEerRk WIfa MfksoR
sTYLIsB q sRBlE TOP DRESSING CASH
SUITS HANpsOMs MARBLE TOP sIUE
sion TABLE,WAL UTOAHI sKAT0HAIRs,
HALL " LIES: nLAOK wALHuT HAT
RiQk BODY BkUsssLs CARPETs, rHREE
PLY AND INGRAM CARPETS. BRUSSELS
HALL AND STAIR CaRPGTs. WALNUT
E0ChES OHAlRs, WHAT Nors, OIL
a On TUESDAY MORNING, Commencing
~ march - At O'Clock m g, I snail sell the
nj above collection Of fine furniture aud supa
lrior Car pets, ~ No sis street, between u
ard 10th streets northwest
i MS tale offers q opportunity 20 parties
furnishing to obS-in ssutiu pets aud perIor
Furniture al their own price.
Terms cash.
mGssd WASH. b WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
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RAiLkUADS-
1916 rE.sSSTffSAsrA 1876


Double Track, Steei Rails, Splendid Scer-
err, Masntricens Equipment.
Trains leave wssninst1n, city time, from Depot,
P PsG,s. Gar p, PTis s;s; daily ,s
BALTIMORE AMI POTOMAC RAILROAD,
r .sa III WORTH
Day. . .r d. 40 ? n daily, except ssturd.y, With
'Gs ,Is:: SIf ne b IA: q dam, ..ss
III as1 sSs ss'
"a s:,: nv E ;aSss' : ss;s..
Aooommodstion GOV ssYt,S,.rs. I:so q. m. daily.
d :,n. sa1d "a $40
ssi zns s.ssRs s' 9ss. and ..s,n ..o.,.
Si A1 AS6 SALi1ANDEiA : WAsEissfos
sot o." .sd 'sd iI;io'.n. On sands; i' 3.
=
Tram. ie.ve Ale..ndris for W ssninston. 8, rs,
Sunday :. .na :. s. m 4, an. .; and M On
IiekstsI iIfoInstion, Sleeping .ad Pa1ioI Oss
es T. the and ssn
sylvania avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
the e
iestin alton firm Hotels and Residences
rKAsk rHomsos. a ssH a.Hss sas'' sas
RALTIMORs AND sHIo RAILROAD.
OHAsas Q, TIM. rrgRs..1 18th. 1875.
t:0O-Hsltimore and We, Stations.
I:9o -ss.'imSrS, ARHnnnoiis and Way Stations.
s:ooe-Es% 1ok, AND Bosros E1r.lss:
press. b1DLeI AZ cumberland, Md.
s:SO-Dsltimore and Way Stations ON sunday
q Bsess sns wax Ssl ss.io ns
MoRsUNLlNITSD Express 10 stops
,2:I5-s.ltimore sno wsJ stations,
iso-s PU,,m Lob p.,,o APP NORFOLK EXPRESS.
30. Wa ss.t,sn. We lain STEM mo
HSsf F Rsln' q Ssss .Ss W.,
Stations Wis Astropolitan Branch
t;ss-Baitimorel "a polls and way stations.
S:30-OHIcAso FAsr fIpRsS Haserstovn,
s:ov-BALrinoRE ExPREss
ss-ssiimSrs s sRS Ss9 ' ssstisn'
s:ao-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburs tfass NJ.
n Al Way stsfiou, or Ohio and ohicssf
s:as-EEw YoEs MIGHT E1PREss. Sleeping carr
70 New York
s 1so s $50 aud ss: asii1 s siSs,
Lsar.ns Canrdsn siar,o~ yor wa,s,.sso~.
90. sa SO soS 80 io, 90 M daii; 1880
$50. 40 Io;S0 &C., :. ~. s1s. $50, sis
No connection On SUNDAY Tor Hasersso~n, An
a.p9lis; sisnnton or VALLEY S,snoh' nor foI Hew
nd Ohio cses S0s. ssaon sns
8. .a :;
sotut " she city THOs. SHARP,
Z n. ccLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ. General Agent. novl-d
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STbe Pail Mall Gazette advises ladies'

- Ibe Pall Mail Gazette advises ladies To
stop wearing the bodies of Innocent birds on
their hats, and 10 patronize rats and mice.
The other day, after Phil Sheridan
rode up TO the door, leading bucking bron-
cbo with a side saddle on IL for a little fun
with the young one, he was heard TO mutter,
why does that nurse always look at me AZ
II were - fool ."
~On Sunday morning when a woman
gets the blinds nicely peaked and, with
frowsy hair and pallid calico gown, is look
ing at the street fashions, NJ T. mean for q
wind 10 come along and, slammIng back the
screen, expose her.
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"ASH b. WILLIAMS, Aucttoneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, Auctioneers, i,
No. 1901, northw est corner 10th and streets.

No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, SITUATED ON SHEET. AZ
TWEEN 3TH AND 6TH STREET, NORTH
WEST, In TEE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
D. G..
- BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Oourl
OF the District of Columbia, OF the 2lsr Septem
Der, 1875, in the case Of Devaughn ct aI VS. De
Vaughn ct al, EQUITY Docket g. will sell, In from
Of the premises the 81 feet from front to rea of
Lot No. 2. in squsre No 81, commencing . point
on street, between 5th and 9Th strests northwest
81 feet inches from the southeast corner Of said
square, running thence west 30 feet, thence north
l feel ga inches, thence 30 feet, thence south
l0l feet ~ inches, IMP owed by Brick Buildings
two stol les high. Nos 5O7 and 500, ct 80 o'clock
D m, MONDAY, the Goth de-, Of March, 1875
Terms: Ore third OF the purchase money to be
paid In cash at the time OF SALE within Eve days
thereafter and the balance in equal Miscellaneous at
IL and Is months, with interest from the day of SALE
secured By notes Of the purchaser and deed of trust
upon the property. One hundred dollars to be paid
by the purchaser at the time OF SALE aud the terms
Of sale to be fully complied with within ive days
eesfter otherwise the property to be resod after
ten days notice. At the cost aud risk VI the default
ing purchaser. The purchaser t. pay for ell con-
veyancing. n. THOMPSON Trustee
mar1 d iChron! WASH b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account of the Indictment weather, until MOn DAY,
March 27th, 1870, at the same hour and place.
Dsrai WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR SWEEPING AND CLEAN
Il ING S1REATs AND AVENUES IN THE
CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND GGURGE.
TOWN.
ENGINEERS OFFICE, DISTRICT OF COLuMBIA,l
WASHINGTON, March 18th, 1876. {
Sealed Proposals will be sceiy ed this Office I'M
III l. clock m. on WEDNESDAY, April 5th, 1876,
FER sprinkliDg, Sweeping, and cleaning the Streets
and Avenue, in the Cities of Washington and
day Of May, 1876
Blank forms and all necessary information can be
obtained upon application at this office, and no bid
will receive consideration unless made upon said
blank forms
BY order OF the Commiss toner's.
L. HOXIE, Lieut.. Engineers U. s A.,
BmarDt Engineer ID. G.
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STEAMER LIN Els.

STEAMER LINES.
"PEofLAa7 lIEk"
NOMIM!. ma TTg1 CREEK:. UPPBR MA
CHODOCAND INTERMEDLATE
LANDINGS
The sidewheel ste mer
.aptaIu T BALDWIN,
VIII commence running 10 the above landings on
MONDAY, Mach 9th, leaving from
whsIffoO Of 6rh street every MON -
DAY and Til URsDAY at s a. M.
Returning will leave Somini every TUESDAY
feb2s N. r. FITZHUGH. Agent.
THE STEAMER HAkBIsGEg,,
CAPT. 4. GRkSS,
Will leave etn street whsrf at -
on SUNDAYS aud WEDNESDAYS RB0
for Potomac Landing, including
MattswomaD, Mscnodoe and Rssiers TO Nomini.
h. Il. FITZHUGH,
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL.
'HlLrHsRsh47ofSH111S 6 aas h5ksHT6as rASH
yrcea Pier ., NORTH Wharves, Phisdellhis.
From g W ater street. aeors esown,
DC. MONDAY, at pm.
This line connects at Philadelphia with Olyde's
Regular Semi-veekly Line Of Steamers for Provi
dence, Boston and New England Ststes. No wharf
NM. r. OLYDI co, Philadelphia.
u. A. BED, Alexandria, VS.
ID. d. y. MINK, 29 Ievonshire street, Boston.
~Freights delivered BY KnoI 9 Express. Orders
It the Steamer, Wharf, VII Dc promptly attended
70. Hep2-tr
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CROW CONVENTION il In session near
Reading, Pa. IL is thought the number OF
featnered delegates IL about geo 900 par
" Of gentlemen who recently visited the To-
cality In the night found the encampment
was silent. and NJ they had sentinel birds or
picket lire they must have been asleep.
for the men got well under the trees before
an alarm was given Suddenly, however,
there was a roar In the air like a hurricane.
ana the sky seemed blacker than midnight,
as 900 pinions fansed the air. Their cav
ing was worse than a billion of locusts. Theu
q large fire was kindled, and the smoke hap
pened 10 get into the eyes OF a brave crow
overhead. The bird tumbled, and one of the
party grabbed ft. In an instant q hundred
birds bounced down towards the man. and
his hands were frightfully pecked. The cap
tured bird was rescued. and the balance o(
the army few farther up the hill, and were
no further moleeted.
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K6OFING FELT
Tn Tons Of ROOFIEG FELT, slightiy damaged,
In 9nsntfiss to suit purchsseF' IS I've cents per
mario cot yth Stress, OPP. OeassC Han kst.
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rENTENNIAL-1sJS
NOTICE, TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
MUTUAL PROTECTION.
The Master Stone Cutters of Washing ton have
formed Themselves into orgauiz alton 70 fur her
the interests OF their business protect them
selves from losses through persons not worthy of
credit, and second, BY securing increase in the
hours OF labor, from to ~ hours, n times past
By these means they feel sure they will better be
able to serve the public than ever before.
BY order OF the President.
marl5eo6t NAOKER
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Explain It who Nav.

THE FIRST EXPERIMENTS MADE ny THE
NEW YORK PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY
The New York Psychological society or
gained ON Monday evening, electing presi-
cent. r x Woodward; vice president, Prof.
q. A. Belew; treasurer, Thomas Norton; sec
rotary, Chas. j Cole.
After the business OF the meeting had heen
finished The president erimented upoo
one OF The members who thought that me
could not be controlled. The president made
q lew passes. closing the members eyes, aud
DEFY him 10 open them. He tried 20 open
them. but failed. Hts hands were next loo red
together; then be was told that he was FAST
ened 10 the chair. The operator then said:
Mr.. Campbell, you have put your coat on
wrong side out" He arose, examined his
coat, took AZ off, turned IL, put IL on, and sat
down.
Prof Below tried purely mental expert
ment with the suhject, not touching him.
Taking out his watch the professor said:
Mr.. Campbell, at the end OF two minutes
precisely sou will be asleep" lie did not
show any signs of sleep until rear the elise
OF the time. Then his eyes opened aud shut.
At the end OF the tvo minutes his eyes closed
aid his head dropped To one side
y gentleman VINO lives In Lafayette place.
and who has suffered with epilepsy for sew
enieen years. was put into quiet sleep by a
few downward passes, Prof Belew stand
Ing at his back He has been treated in this
way for the past two weeks, aud has not had
ftdurlng the time-lN Y Sto, 23d.
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YO.MOR W.

THOMAS BOWLING, A uctioneer.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
sCH0uI DESKS, OAaT BODIES, TWO BUR
GGAR-PROOF PAfMASTER'S q II 4,
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES AT AuC,
TI6N.
a SATURDAY MORSING, March 5th
w AT 10 O'Clock, in II ont of nv auction TO oms,
M shalt sell large collection Of the above goods
~ terms cash
msrIat THOMAS BOWLING. Auc.ioneer.
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eeaa6 dEaf n iA HAh llII' Trustees.
mari dtdbs YOUH9 MIDDLETON, Aucts
D b. WARHER, corner 7th and . streets.

II b. wARHER, corner 7th and streets.
TRUsTKEy SALE OF A TVO-SrORY AND
BASH EFT BRICK DWELLING on THE
WEST SIDE OF 10th STREkT. mo 1881
BETwEEH n AND n STREETS AORfH
- Bv virtue Of deed OF trust, dated October
:s 9th, 1875, ly recorded In Hber no. 500, folio
D. one Of the land records for the District Of 90
lumbia, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby will % &C puoc auction, In front Of the
premises on TUESDAY, the 2sth day Of March ,
ISIS. ct O'CLOCK m. the following desc ibed
estate, lying and situate in the city of Wssh-
In gton and hi ST. let Of Columbia, known and de-
scIibed as lot numbered twenty one, (2lJ in Aus
tint subdivision Of square numbered inety mine,
(99, toeefne With the i'm prcy emerts. &c.
Terms: One-third in cash, balance In 9 and u
months with interest ~ the rate Of eight per cent,
secured by dssd of trust on the property sold A
AL conveysncing 1t pnchasers cost. IL terms Of
SALE the trustee the right to resell risk
and cost of defAultipg pu chaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
marl3 Goods J + OOLDW8LL, Salesman.
GOvERNWDNTs SALE OF MORsEs. &C
DEPOT QUAhTHRMAsfERe OFFICE
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. March y, 1875.
WILL BE SOLD at public auction. Ct the Quar-
w teImasters Corral, corner o. 18th aud q
Streets. northwest, ct 10 n aONDAY, Aeril
II. $50. the following dsse ribed Rrogersy:
] Horse, Mule. end . lot o. Cocos natfing,
stoves, Nfeeibarrovs Tools. Harness, g.. For
msIls Ct wa. 4fkBS, Depot QuaFteroestnr.
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II Ii. WARNER. corner 7th and + streets.
TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RSAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH sIOE OF
STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND 4rH SITS.
NORTHEAST.
>, BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated December
Is, lol0, duly recorded in Liber No $50, folio
As, of the land records for the District If d.
iumbia, eDd at the request of the party secured
thereby will sell, at public sails, to the highest
bidder, In front of the premises, on MONBAY
March 20, 1916, at O'Clock p m the following
described real estate situate in the city OF washing
ton, ID o., TO Wit: Lot numbered we 80, in square
numbered seven hundred and seventy four mo,
according to b. Halls subdiv ision Of said Sc usre
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms: Cash. All cOnyeyauciag will be at the
cost OF the purchaser, and 100 must paid ne
OF sale Terms TO be complied with In ~ DAYS
after day OF sale; otherwise will resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defsplting purchaser
JONA. FLEETWOOD, Trustee.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until sA1EkDAY, March 25th, 1916, sam. hour
anu place, On account of the weather. By order Of
the Trustee.
nsf.O-eoSds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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SPRIkG DRIss GOODS, lIBEoEs. sERG IS,
- CLOTHS and n0HAtRe. lleia e,Iars;
and CALICOEs. All the nev styles Just received,
ct tes cheapest stere in the city.
CONNOLLYS,
naru-tr SOS 9th Ut ,cpp. Patent Once.