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A FARM FOR A RIDE.-The WATERFOWL
Times says: "Hart Massey, the father Of
Stilman Massey, report of whose golden
w. and o. Railroad company, over q quarter
OF q century ago, piece Of land south of the
depot on condition that the company, after
the road was opened, would give his family
end relatives ride to Rome aud back on q
special car. The company assented and the
contract was made. The road was opened TO
Rome Sept 20, 1851 and q few days afterward
the tribe of Masseys, about sixty in number,
took possession of the promised car and saw
ROm0.v
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RY B. H. WARNER, Auc.ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFULLY-LO-
GATED LOT IN MOUNT PLEASANT. STU.
ATE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
BROWN STREET AND MERIDIAN AVENUE.
Y. sn, end duly recorded in Liber iSs. folio Is.
- Of the land records of the District OF Columbia,
and at the Of the holder Of the note secured
mort Of the premises, on THURSDAY, February
lob. ls7s, ct o'clock ?; m the following de.
piece or parcel Of ground situate lying and being
known and described q Lot 20 OF 8. r. Brown 3
Washing t0n, District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: The amount OF indebtedness, viz:
S6Q and interest due thereon, secured By aforesaid
iced Of and the expenses Of the sale, In cash
balance In six, twelve and eiGhtesn months.
jap20 eodds THEO. y. CATCH IL, Trussee.
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STEAMER LINES.
STAR BALL LINE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL srr,s.

STAR BALL LINE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM.
w SsIins R respariJ every month from wstsons
PERHAs IBs2fiin BsHI T.; .I for p PARa Hf&
kkIEdRnio' calling at ST JOHs S, FoRToS.s
an, NELLIE MARTIN, 5000 tons, Thursday, Feb. 5.
Io R " B.RAM.LL. 500 tons Feb. ., p. m.
tn. " ..a Hh, 21oo tons, March q. at p m.
these steamers are perfectly new, with all the
accom mn having first class passenger
For freight and passage 1t reduced rates apply 70
dec,s Am - D TUCKER CO, Agents,
NEW EXPRESS LINs VIA CANAL,
fAlLfsSsh45os S M 4a5hk5dlas sRE15AaSE AsH
sI FIT S,sE 2 scIth &S.i,e.. Philadelphia.
f 5cn 8 4 Y .s e I % Georgetown,
pi hi: iiSs connect :. pSil.asl,hl. with Clyde.
and New Ens al ssses iSo Psoy
age In Boston BY thi: line
eLYPi J SrP psl .SsGs e. D. Of o.
De NM kIensndris, w.
' 8 sSs y. ::
CUHAR LINE.
NOTICE.
H. VIII the yi.v Of diminishing the chances OF col.
nsl0n, the ste.meEs Of this Line take : specified
,,On the outward passage from On eenstown to New
Iork or Boston, crossing Meridian of 20 at Is lat or
nothing to the north of g. 'S'
On the homewsrd passage, crossing the Meridian
OF ~ .; a lat, or nothing 70 the north Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NV YORK AND LIVRR-
POOL, CALLING At CORK HARBOR.
REQ. LEON NEW YORK: FROM NEW YORK.
Shlna..-.... Wed. Feb. 2China WED, March 8
rraIItnia. W. ed Feb. Parthia... Wed, March Is
Java.....-.-...W Wed, Feb Isl
n AID every foll3Sins WEDNESDAY and sATUB.
Steamers marked Go not carry stesrase passen.
BATES OF PAssiss-Cabin, $50. 3 100 and sIN,
e6, gold, additional. Return tickets on fayOrabls
terms
steersEe ticket. 70 and from all parts OF Europe at
very low rates. Through bills Of lading Given for
Belfasta Glasgow, Hsvre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports For
freight and passage apply at the Com pany . Office,
NO: Bowling Green; or both steer age and cabin,
To- bMA LLWOOp a MORRISON No. SIS 7th 1T
isn1O-ly OHAS. G. FRANOKEYN Asent
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A RFPENrANT SUICIDE.-A man by the
name OF William A. Dell, residing at 42O
Mulberry street, accosted Officer James
mitchell on Calvert street near Lexington
late yesterday afternoon, and told hin thar,
In moment OF melancholy, he had Ia ken an
ounce OF laudanum, for the purpose OF ending
Ms llie lie now, In his cooler moments re-
gretted OF having swallowed the poison, and
asked 10 De conducted TO a physician, so as
toprevent fatal result. The officer Conduct
ed Dell TO the office OF DR. Maddux ON Mon
ument square, who administered an anti
dole. The sufferer was then taken To the
Washington University hospital, corner
calvert and Saratoga streets, but when he
arrived at that institution ne seemed alr iost
unconscious. The attending physicians
made all efforts TO resuscitate him, but ne
died last night. On his way TO the hospital
Dell stated that when he took the laudanum
he felt SO downhearted and sad that he
wished to die, he having been out of work
Tor some weeks, and he could not bear 10 see
his family suffer. Dell was bookbinder by
trade, about fifty-five years old and leaves a
Wife and four children, two of them very
young. OF late he often appeared in q mel
ancholy mood, SO much SO as TO excite
serious approximations by the members ofhis
family and his friends. Yesterday morning.
however, he appeared unusually cheerfuL
Soon after he dined he purchased an ounce
OF laudanum, which he swallowed on the
street, but, before walking more than three
or four squares. he repeu ted OF the act, and
informed the first police officer he met OF
what he had done. Coroner Walker was no.
tined, and will hold an inquest to-day-
BdUo. american, 26th.
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NOwNMAN 4 GREEN, Auctieneers.

TRUSTEES SALE or LOT 00xs3, IMPROVED
BY 6MALL fWO-STORY FRAME, BOUNO-
ARYa RETMEEN 18TH AND 10TH srRlETS
q BY virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated January
9th, 1875, and recorded in Liber No. IA, folio
, Of land records for District Of Columbia, and ct
auction, In front Of premises, on TUESDAY, Feb
SS1sry Let; ls,S, q 0'clo-f Pm Log No. 81, 10
Square 10. Isl In Washington city, In said District,
with the irsproveme Dts thereon.
Terms Of ale $40 cash, fof which $50 must be
paid time Of sale;I balance In and II mouths, be
cent. from DAY OF ssie, and dsed 81 trust on r.
property sold. Ocnvey aLctps and recording st our.
In n dayS amer sale, the Trn:sse recerves the rsSt
torsa.l ct ris! and coal Of II default.
jan2l-eotd No. 1891 street non Invest.
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II Il. WARNER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER
TY ON STREET, BETWEEN IsT AND 30
STREETS NORTHWEST.
~ by virtue Of deed of trust, dated J uns 18th
kA 1865, duly recorded In Liber No. $50, folio i9,
one ef the land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party 1red thereby,
shall sell AZ public auction in front Of the premises,
en- SATURDAY, February 5th, lS76, at 4 O'Clock
p m the following described real estate situate in
the city of Washngton ID. O., to wit:-A of lot 10,
II SQUARE l except those parts heretofore sold to
w: W: HUDSON by deed recorded in Liber No. GA,
folio l0l and to Henry Fetier by deed recorded I'm
Liber No. s folio IS, of the land records Tor said
District, together with the improvements, &C.
Terms One fourth cash balance iu 6. Il and Is
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property sold deposit of $50 will be
required at time Of sale, and all conveYancing at
purchasers cost.
WILLIAM B. TODD, JR., Trustee.
JsE26, 2Sfeb2,4 j. T. COLDWELG, Salesman
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SHOT By HIS OWN DEvICE.-Captain Hal
derman, who resides on Smiths terrace
Stapleton, staten Island, has a bird house
upon his premises in which he keeps a large
collection OF foreign birds. About a month
ago 1t was entered by thieves, who carried
on about hundred birds, valued at from
600 TO $500. Soon after Mr.. Halderman ar
ranged loaded pistol, with q spring at
tachment, connected with the door; but since
then no thieves have ventured into the place
TO enter the building, and as he opened the
door his dog ran against the apparatus when
the charge In the pistol was exploded, and
the BAH took effect in Mr.. Halderman's alb
domen, causing painful IL not a Dangerous
wound. The ball, IL is understood, has not
yet been extracted, the surgeons considering
II dangerous to attempt it.-N Y. Herald
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

INHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
CATALOGUE eALEOF LARGE AND VAL
LIABLE COLLECTION OF MISCELLANY
Gus BOOKS, SOME IN FINE BINDINGS
AND IN FINE, CLEAN CONDITION.
rn> To be sold at my auction rooms, corner
k4E/ Peunsy lvaIia avenue and llth street. on
49, TUESDAY EVENING. February Ist, and
10 lowing Evenings, commencing 1T 1850 O'Clock
each evening. Terms cash.
isnz6 St THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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liam, aged about 10; "Tot," Is; and "Bertie, -
6. The second son has been at school in
Paris, and the one killed on the railroad by
probably William. He had been appointed
to West Point, but, with many Others, failed
on the examination. He was to return to
this country with his father In February,
and intended TO make another effort for
West Point. He was young man of much
promise, and was adored by his father. He
will be remembered by many who were at
Long branch last season. This sad occur
renee may interfere with the engagement of
Boucicault here, which was to commence inn
medtately after his arrival next month.
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THE STORY OF A YOUNG MAN IN NEW

THE STORY OF A YOUNG MAN IN NEW
noRK-LJe Worthless Without Money!
Further information has been received con-
corning Paul Streieler, who shot himself az
y Third street Saturday morning. Mr.
SpriDgman, OF Springman & Gebbard, cham
payne importers, said yesterday that he had
Deen acquainted with the young man from
MS Childhood In Germany. Streigler had
been employed by him al as per week for
several years. He was frequently told thai
If ne could do better the firm would be satis-
fed 10 have him change.
Streigler occupied a furnished room at p
ihlrd street. AT O'Clock Saturday evening
nIs Cead body was discovered lying on the
ped. he had shot himself In the right side OF
the head about two inches above the ear
his right hand firmly grasped q five bar
reled revolver. An envelope directed to hts
employers contained their safe key and two
protested notes amounting TO $50. In his
pocket were two tickets to the French ball
at the academy of music. The landIady of
the house says that he was little in arrears
ior rent. He had become disheartened at re-
celving such a small salary, and had lately
taken 70 drink.-tN y Sun, 2ith.
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A NEVADA PERSONALITIES McCully. an
accomplished young lady and a native OF
Oregon, is also visiting here with relatives
and friends In this city. She regards the
the Oregontans, as a misnomer, and claims
that there is only one family In Oregon the
children in which have their toes grown fast
TO each other. Our fair informant tells a
good one on the Oregon ranchers. She says
that when circus comes along the farmers
hitch up fOur-hOrse team and load down
the wagon with plentiful supply OF flour
and bacon, and with their grown-up sons
and daughters, decked in holiday attire,
follow the circus for hundreds of miles, at
tending both the afternoon and evening ex-
hibitions, camping out at night and often be-
ing absent from their homes for weeks at q
time Virginia Nec.) ENTERPRISE
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RUTTER, BUCkwHEAT, -.
Uhoice New York Butter
Choice New York Bgckwheat
Keller Diamond Syrup.
Vermont Maple Syrup
Cape Cod Crsuberries.
Pure Currsnt and Ounce Jelly put ur under our
oy supervision.
Preserves, Brandy Peaches, and Q general aa-
ty J. b. BRYAN BRO,
oct16n COS PsnDsyivanis avenue,
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Apctioneer,
w Successor to Green 4 Williams, Auctioucerv,
1901 northwest corner Of 10th and streets

WASH. Is. WILLIAMS, hQcttoneer,
w Successor to Green 4 Williams, Auctioucers,
1901 northwest corner Of 10th and streets
HANDSOME PARLOR SUI TIE, UPHOLSTERED
IN RkP; WALNUT BOON CASE; HALL HAT
kACK, MARBLE BASE; TURKISH CHAIR
AND LOUNGE; WALNUT DRESSING CASE
SUlTE; ONE CENTENNIAL SUITE, BLUE
AND GoLp FINISH; FANCY CHAIKs; Wat.
Nut MARBLE TOP SIDEB0ARD; WALNUT
BRACc AIM CHAIRS, AND ROCKERS; NAB
BLE;ToP CENTER TABLES; COTTAGE
ROOM CHAIRS: ELEGANT INGRAM CAR
PTS; NEARLY new HALL AND stair
Mhi 81 { !; IS e., EEATHEk PILLOWS AND
NhRE; KITCHEN UTENSILS, &C.
n On MONDAY, January Slst, 1876, com.
~ mencinE at J oclock a. m, shall sell at the
NJ residence Of gentleman declining house
= skee ping, No sos b street, between 9Th and
9th streets southeast, the alb J-e named articles
would call special attention to this sale. 50 the
Goods are nearly new and in perfect order. The
carpets are Of the latest pattern and the Furniture
10 OF modern Sly lie and handsomely finished Those
In search OF first class goods should miss the Cd
poTt1niy Of attending the sale, for the goods have
JANIS ITribl WASH b WILLIAMS, Auct
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THEY HAD ALL BEEN THFRE-A, a ~
cent trial in the Elko county court our friend
Bishoff, of the Humboldt brewery, was
called as witness. MIR. Bishoff is one of the
solid men" OF ElkO, where he has been I'm
business since the town was start al, in the
winter or 1888. Upon being sworn, Counselor
Rand. one of the attorneys In the case who
said: "Mr. Bishoff, where do you reside?v
where / reside? What for you ask me
such foolish things? You drink at my place
more as hundred times" "That has no
thing to do with the case on trial, Mr.. Bisb-
oil. State to the jury where YOU resftev
DE sburry! De shurry! Oh, by Jimmy,
enery gentleman on dis shurry has a string
OF marks on mine cellar door Just like a rail
fence" His Honor here interceded In the
counseior's behalf, and Ia a calm, dignified
manner requested the witness To state where
he resided. "Oh, excuse me, Shudge. You
drinks at my place SO many times and paws
me notings. 1 drinks you know old BIshoff
vat keeps de brewery."-NeUntu Silrer SAFE
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SPONTANEOUS GENERATIoN.-Tn perfor-
ming experiments TO sustain the theory of
spontaneous generation, DIR. Bastian and
Others have been content TO boil matter in
vessels carefully protected from the Air,
assuming that all living organisms contain.
ed therein were destroyed by the action OF
the heat produced. When, IN the fluid thus
treated, and preserved In a vacuum, organ
1sms were afterwards found TO deyelop.
the fact was accepted as conclusive evidence
that a spontaneous act OF creation had oo-
CURED. Lately, however, some tests have
been tried by Mr.. Worthington Smith.
which tend to show that experiments OF
he nature described above are without sig
nifcance. He has subjected spores inclosed
In tight tn bes TO a boiling heat, and dis
covered that their vitality was uninjured.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTkNNVON.
YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctiopeers.


YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucuopeers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VA LuABLE IMPROVED
bEiSk bMEtt1sAa go gs &E " sI bbsk 81
- BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated November
sd, 1874, and recorded in Liber 766, folio ST.,
Of Columbia. and By direction Of the holder Of the
Gofs secured thereby We viii sell Ct public auetion,
q ground in Wa.hinston city, District Of Cols@:
plumber sixteen tls!, square numbered three hun:
a trust f oG as to po1 dssd Of
corded in Lber 7. folio 2s6, Of the aforesaid land
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. balance in and II months, with
ten per cent interest secured by notes and deed Of
e5 err, cost eao down when property e sold, which
Piled with in Se days from sse and the ero
may be resod at the risk and cost of the defaulns
Z: q. pARNE1LEE, Trustees.
novH-td YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
m ~ n "a december Is, ct same hour and place
dS De- HidSf i foGsa MIDDLETON, Auc..
DTHE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
having failed e comply with the terms Of sale the
MONDAY, Jspna{y 7th 1876, ct same hour our and nd
SoniSN'u AOON0 q Aucc6.
aHTHEA ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
I'M GhS NJ Js9nsry goth, at same place and
janis did ''0'i T1UN Gsts's MIDDLETON, Auc...
RssE6 ansi WspNs.P b fto !saasfs g sSsa,
tees ' 'D' 4o a6 M sIdST e IA N.a'
lan1l dtd Anctioneers.
r h. wARNER.
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF IMPROVED AND TN.
iim IMP 0y TrI PR9PERTY NN THE South
AID on IhE sGgTa%ksI SSksEk 81
e s recorded in a. Libes No. "a AP So as! u.s.
Sns S Of the ,s land records for the District
on Is of sss
1876 the follow ing described real estate situate in
me city Of washington, District Of Columbia, to
At 81 O'Clock D. m, the north twenty i've Isl feet
on 10. humoeTed SIX o. In square numbered three
at the northeast corner Of said sauare NUMBER
ed three hundred and forty three (343 aud running
hundred IOO| feet; thence due south twenty five
feet thence east one hundred l0O) feet parallel
the west lime Of 10Th street west
twenty five rs feet to the place of beginning.
in Davidson reoorded t%O
Of original lots In square two hundred and two
tween 18th and ith northwest said LOT three
Dwelling, 60.
Terms; One. third Of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance at g. II, IL and "a months, a. per
cent interest from day Of sae secured by Q deed OF
ttIst on the property Sold or a cash at the option
OF purchaser on the street lot, and S5Oj each
on the New York avenue lots at time of sale. All
convey anciI at cost OF purchaser purchasers III
the terms OF sale are not com piled with in seven
days from day of sale, the Trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defauting purchaser or purchasers after five
days advertisement.
BENJAMIN r. BUTLER, lr
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, Trustees.
jams eodts [Rep. ,lSth6 l9thl
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the weather until WEDNESDAY, Jan.
uary goth, ls76, same hour and place.
BY order Of The Trustees.
J. T. COLDWELL Salesman,
JaI2O-eots Rep .25thS26th
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
COAk! COAL! WOOD! WOOD.
CHEAP CHEAPy FOR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS OEDERED.
k.nds of COAL and WOOD.
Now is the time to tuy
II you would save money get s5oS 6.t.eiS Snd Jsss
se1shi, 2240 pounds to the ton, call on the under.
signed before you buy.
Having two Of the largest Wharvtsi In the Ufsfrlcs
and all the facilities possible thereto annex cd for
the delivery OF Coal direct from vessels o. the
consumer, we Can Certainly offer special induce
ments. visit TO our W Earyes snd Depot will con.
Vice one 81 gace OF orr pa Jsod advantages,
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered ss low - % to ~
per cord.
single trial is all th.t 10 necessary TO convinos
the public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main Once and Depot ct Johnson1 Wharves, foot
Of 18th and 18th streets.
Oaoe%- l9os street northwest.
S (1ll0 9Th street auG16 %
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THOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer Clesry,
Southwest corner OF avenue and lth st.
FISHERIES FOB RyNT OR LEASE AT AUG
TON
On THURSDAY, January 9th, 1876, at II
O'Clock m, at my auction rooms, shall sell or lease
the we'll known Shad and Herring Fisheries on the
West Point.
Terms 81 SALE GEO. A. BOHRER,
For Sarah 0tterback.
Janl9 dts TEO6. DOWLIN0, Auct.
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TOMORROW,

MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctloneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, Aucts J
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and streets
WALNUT CHAMBER SET, COTTAGE FuRNI-
TuRE, Urn WhIhuT EXIENsION TABLE,
TABLES, WHhTNOTl GiLTnFRaME MiR
R0ks, HALL, RACK. PARLOR FURNITURE,
EENGTRsAVbSGs AED CHR0M0S. BOOK.
pts, HAIR HUsK AND COTTON TOP
MMAATTREikS SESRBLAANKETs, BEDDING, &c,
GLASS AND CROCKE.Y WARE, PILLOWS
IND HOLSTERS. MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF
a On THURSDAY, January ~, at 10
" O'Clock q. m, shall sell, at No. 1713 ii
y sabove me tioned furniture, the effects Of q
lady declining housekeeping.
House for rent.
Terms cash,
JanA St WASH. WILLIAMS, Auct
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FRED. w. JONES, Trustee
. jana dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.

COURr SALE..By virtue Of decree Of the su:
~ preme Court Of the District OF Columbia passed
in Equity case number SIZE, 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, ls76,
at AZ O'Clock p. m, the west half Of the east
haf Of original lot in square 2si in Wsshington
City. This property is known as No. 1918 Penn
sylyanfa avenue, ard is on that avenue between
18th and 18th streets west, and runs back to d
street. 1t has front of fifteen feet six and three
quarter inches more less, the avenue, and six
teen feet and one half feet less, street
There ls a three story brick building on the land
nov occupied By the independent Ice company,
and also email threestory brick building 'front.' az
on street. This property viii be sold in q single
parcel.
Terms OF sale One third cash third in one year
from day OF kae and the remainder in two ears the
deferred TO bear aterest from day of sale,
and to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser
lien on tho property sold. deposit of S2O0 will
be reQur OF the purchaser at the time Of sale
terms OF sale be not complied with In ten days from
day OF sale the trustee the right resell
at tie risk ard cost Of the defaultipg purchaser
All conyey anciDs at purchasers ex pense
A. S. WORTHINGTON, Trustee,
lanA-d6Gs 631
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RALIImoREa POTOMAC RAILROAD

RALfIMURE& POTOMAC RAILROAD,
A DKPoT COzNEa 9TH AND STREETS NV.
After January a. 1876, trains will - follows:
TRAINS LEAyE FOR BALTIMORE.
a snes 1 d shs for the West
1:SO n, Express for Baltimore, daily.
3:S3 m, Limited H press for New YORK, daily
1895 az, fa.s Line 81. snd sor.b, daily exce,,
1850 pm, Express for Phflsdelphi. and New
lork, snd Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
sac pm, Accommodation, daily except Sunday
40 m, Accommodation for Popes Greek, dai.
ly, except Sunday.
k:s3 Pm, fer Philsdelphis, daily:
daily exec pt saturday for the North.
7:ao n, Mixed tram to Bowie, daily, eIcep
80 Pr, a.iIy, New York Might Exp-ss
o:15 IN, New YORK Express. daily.
e:4O an, Accommodation, daily except SUNDAY
eco q IL, at Line, daily.
lI+oO an hcgofbnOdsticn. daily.
Gs3 PA. Limited EI press from New York, daily
$50 NJ, Washington Mail, daily, except Sun
SEQ "a. daily from Baltimore and the Wet.
HIS pr, Richmond Express, daily.
Trains leaving Washington 1T 7:s5 .. N. and 4 p
m eaii6 cseeS, sunday, eonaest st Bowie With
Trains isssinz " s-hin ston q: 7:so g. n, sud ASS
N. cODnsc. :. Odentol with trains for Anna polls
Passengers csTIus tnefr orders s.. Tlcgsr Un1oe,
rorthyes- corner Of 18th street aHd PernsY lyanis
Eta avenue, ca have their baggage called for ard
checked b1-ls and residences u ali points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column
leans, Chiesg0, omaha, San Francisco, and al
poiuts ESst. " CO.., Gorth aud south.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-26

TREATMENT OF EE-SrINGs.-A writer
IN the American Journal OF Microscopy
gives the following directions for the treat
ment oil bee-siing, which are worth re-
membering: "Onions, ammonia ashes.
beer, ard hundred other remedies, have
been prescribed; but we never found them of
not been emptied, remove IL with a sharp
knife, or, still better, with pair OF tweezers
30 formed as 10 grasp the sting itself, with
out pressing on the bag. Common hair
tweezers are just the thing. This must
however, be done very quickly, or IL will be
OF 10 use. Grasping the bag and sting with
the myers only squeeZes the poison out of
tile bag and into the wound. A fter the bag
has been removed, suck the wound strongly,
and apply poultice OF moist mud. We have
never found any thing better"