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S-"Old age shrinks from cold as from
reminder OF the churchyard, and loves warm
corners, and nestles in snug hooks out OF the
way OF the winu."-[ UBl. Cullen Bryant.
Ey-A girl, one OF a bridal party OF tourists,
was recently blown off the highest cliff OF
the Giants Causeway in Ireland, and, Of
course, instantly killed.
RS-The $3.50 900 recovered OF the estate OF
the late County Auditor Watson on account
Of his participation IN the Tammany ring
frauds has been paid into the New York city
treasury.
sVThere were numerous looks of intense
disgust on the faces of. several coachmen
who, while waiting the other day on Fifth
avenue for their employers, who were at
tending "kettledrun," Were RECALLED by the
hospital hostess Withhold teal Nea0 York
World.
N-At Virginia City few days since,
Laura Chrysti, an inmate of Rose Benja-
MINIS dance house, died, and the economi-
cal mistress exhibited the corpse at a quar-
ter head, the proceeds, together with the
profits derived from the extra sale Of
liquors and cigars, being applied towards
the funeral expenses.
HAnd now IL is revealed that Mrs. Cum
ningham- Burdell married her first lover,
Captain Hyde, of Lower California Peninsu-
la. His two children died suddenly, and the
woman left him, to live with Mexican par
amour. She is now living fashionable"
life in California.
was putting on his clothes, "there Amt no
patch on them breecbes." 81 can't hx IL now
no way; Pm too busy" swell, give me tn
me. don't want people TO think 1 can
afford the CLOTH"
81 The following conversation took place
the other evening at the tea-table In one OF
mother: "Mother. can have q cookie 2"
"No, my SON." Mother, can have a quar-
ter OF COO kie?" mo, my son." "Can
have q crumb of a cookie? shop "Weu,
then, can smell Of cooker"
s0A young gentleman of Cambridge. age
six, has won the belt for being the first OF
enfants terrible for the Cen tenrial year The
friends house, and make q call upon the
lady. He was greeted very afIectionately,
and then asked his errs.nd. "Ol nothing,
your parior carpet, FIR auntie says IL makes
her most sick every time she comes here I"-
Boston G0setts.
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JOHN b. TYLER Trustee.
THCMA DON LING. krrt
TRUSTEES SALE
IMPROVED PkoPEETI - GEORGETO w,

"a AUCTION.
So By virtue Of deed Os trust dater the 18th
XII dag 81 nc ObeC 1878, and duly recorded n iirer
I5i fJiios go. Of the land records for ashing
ton county District OF Columbia, ard the REQUEST
% the party secured thereby, shall sell, on MON
DAY, the Ia Cf febI uary, l576, at clock m,
IN 'front.' OF the premises, the vest malt part OF Lot
numbered eiNty two (6e), In Holmead's addition 20
Georgetown, District Of lumbis, the same 'front.'
IL twenty feet on the south liz Of Mest street wis
a depth Ct one hundred and twenty feet, together
Dwelling
Terms of sale are: 0ne-third cash; the residue in
TWO equal payments at six and twelve mouths, aud
secured by deed OF trust the property sold with
notes bearing interest at eight per per annuu
CoDNtyanctng at purchasers cost. A deposit Of
ShOwiil be required at the time Of sale. If the
terms 81 SAFE are nOt piled with ia ten days the
Uetees reserve the right to resell the et the
IisE and cOst Of the defa1!tiug pu chaser, by five
days advertisement in some news paper publ he 4
il the city OF Washington.
WIN 4. GoRboN.S Trustees.
JapTtd THOS. BOWLING, Auc;
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ARRESTS IN NIRCINTA.-JOha smith. jr,
has been arrested by a deputy United states
marshal, and lodged IN jall at Harrisonb u rg
charged with stealing the Key OF a mail bag
and robbing the post Office at Wtttig's Store,
Rockingham county, Va, OF -. Edwards
PHILIPS has also been arrested in the same
county, and committed. charged with selling
liquor without license. Both are young men,
and unmarried.
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FIsnERIES FOR BEST OK LEASE AT AUG
JsLZ dts
TBUSTEE'S SALE OSEALUABLEI IMPROVED
PROPERTY At SOUTHEAST CORNEE OF

IBIsTEE SALE OFNALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY At SOUTHEAST CORNE. OF
1cIH AND j STREETS n. W.
S9s BY virtue of deed dated July 10, ISy5, and re-
sSh corded IL hber 792, At folio 49, will sell, on
iblDA 1 the attn day OF February, 1876, ia front
Of the premises. at O'Clock p m, those parts Of
lots Nos sixteen 10 and seventeen M, IN slusre
NJ one huudred aud twenty seven (lZ7l, described
as follows: Beginning AZ the northwest cor ser Of
said square and running thence south on 18th sire
seventy seyen ~ feet the east twenty five
feet thence no th seventy IN feet TO rect
IA, nee west on street 10 the place Of beginning
wit n the iIcproE emeuts thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; the resiiue In
equal payments, 81 8. y, am > months 10 lie So
cured ~ deed Ot trust on the property. $40 de-
pCsI' wien The property u struck of, which i 70
De forfeited unless TIE terms complied with ia
five days after sale SAN convey and recording
al purchaser s cost.
JOHN b. TYLER Trustee
jaJ27-d THOMAS pOMLING. huct.
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POLITICAL ECONOMY ON THE STREET
Disappointed creditor-"This is the fourth
time, sir, you have promised me that little
bill you owe me. i can't take promises, sir"
Tranquil Debtor-"IfI pay you the green
backs you wouldn't have anything but
promises-United States promises"
Nonplussed Creditor-"Yes, but they will
be paid sometime"
Tranquil Debtor-"Psy you some day. By
hV Mr. Snnifh-v
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HELMBoLD describes his .'escape' from
the lunatic asylum in the Philadelphia
Times. II wasn't much of an escape, for he
says, at was finally agreed to let me go,
awaiting the commission, which will be
pushed forward as rapidly as possible"
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RESPECT FOR THE DEAD-In one reSpaet
al least Americans might mend their man
ners-in the public exhibit ton of reverence
Tor the dead. The passage OF funeral train
through our streets, whether OF a great or an
unknown man, elicits from the stolid specta.
tors no further recognition than a stare In
Paris or anywhere Ia France, the presence
Of the mortal remains OF any fellow being ia
acknowled edged even by the humbleSt artisan
with hair barred and bowel. There T. no more
touching aud graceful custom than this bit OF
French reverence. and none which our p@ople
seem so slow Ia adopt 10 is Just these little
knacks OF politeness that the A American gem
ueman, VINO fOndly imagiues himself the
finest gentleman I'm the world, l. in need Of
Nodoubt in this, as I'm many other things. ne
repreSseS his Instincts for fear OF seeming
seutimental.-Aelr TOrk Tfibune.
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pALIInoAk q POTOMAC KAILK0AI

pALTIEOhHA POTOMAC RAILROAD,
ID DKPOT CORNER 6IH AND STREETS NV.
After January ID, 1876, trains will run as follows
TEAMS LEAgE FOR BALTIM0RE.
600 an, Limited Express, daily for the West,
daily except Sunday for the North
I:S0 8 m, Express for BALTIMORE, daily.
S:s3 an, united kIpress Tor New York, daily
,,..x e1oeF; Sunday ParloT Car Tr sin, 49,.
l:3O pm, Expre.s for Philadelphia and New
YORK, sHd Norfolk yis Baltimore, daily
3:xepm., Acconnodaiion, daily except SUNDAY.
A.20 m, Accommodation for Pope's Greek, dali
ass M M, i for hiisdsIShi., daily.
TAO u: Cincinnati e xpress, daily for the West
daily except saturday for he North.
7:sO M, Mixed Train to Bowie, daily, excep
$40 pa, saily, New York Might Expres.
TkALEs AKkLyE AT WASHINGTON.
Gao an, Accommodating, daily except Sunday
e:35 m, Eszt Line, daily.
ii:99 s-n,.' ASc&nmodati9roc DAILY, r..
Ge3 pns,, Limited EI press from View York, daily
$50 pm, Warrington Mail, daily, ,roept sun
500 D., daily from Baltimore and the West.
l1:l3 pm, Richmond k1pres5, daily.
Trains leaving Washington ~ 80 a. snd I'D
p. N. daily EXCEPT Sunday, connect 81 Bowie with
Trains leaving Mashin gton AZ 7:se q. N and ass
D m connect - OdeatOn with trains for Annapolis.
PassengsSs i--Tils Ineir orders o. TICKET Onfoe,
northwest corner OF lStn street and fennsylyanfa
avenue, DOrthyo corner 9th street and Pennsylva
Ria avenue, ca have their baggage called for and
checked Al b. lis and residences To ali points North
sne Wet. Through tickets to Cincin osti, Colum-
points Hast. y est, BsTih and south.
gro. q. WILKINS, sugeristendent,
DIN. BOYD. Jr., Gent Passr Agent mayl;.u
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MARRIEn

MELLOR-LEMEN On 18Th January AT Spr,ns.
heta Presbyterian Church, - kesvIlle. Nd 81 Re.
*. L. McMuTrsn, EDwIN n MKLLoR, Of Maryland
90 WILLIE, youngest daughter Of the late Rev
Nicholas Lemen, formerly Of Virginia.
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\ PARADISE FOR MURDERERs-u is
stated that out of two hundred ard eighty
one homicides committed IN New York civ
IN the past nve years, the great majority OF
which were murders of uumistakabte char
acier, only seven OF the murierers nave been
executed, and only twenty four sentenced 20
imprisonment for life. The most glaring
feature il that more than one-fourth OF the
entire number OF aSsassius have escapef
without being brought % trial. aud for every
murderer who has been hanged ten have es-
capped without punishment OF any sort.
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RAILROADS.
1870 PENNs YfyANIA 1870
hOUTE
To the North, West, and SOuthwezt.

To the North, West, and SOuthvest.
Double Truck. steel Rails, Splendid Seen
cry. Magnificent Equipment.
Trains leave " ssbinE.on. city time, from DEPOT,
corner - aud streets, ~ follows;
For ittsl1rS md the West, a m. daily, with
PariOr Oar 4. PittsbUrg; Z 40 m daily, with
Palace Car 80 Chicago, and 1855 9. IL. daily
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor CansndRisus, Rochester, Buffalo, Hisgara
day; and 40 p m daily, except Saturday, with
Palace Cars 20 Rochester. For Elmira and Buf-
falo, IL 3 a N. daily, except Sunday.
For NeS y oTk aud the East, 9:l0p m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached; Limited Express Of Pull
man Parior CaTs, % a. n. daily, except SUNDAY.
For New York, $50 D. m, daily, except Sunday,
For Philadelphia. 30 D m Tally, except Sunday,
and % and g D. m daily. Limited EX press,
9-23 q. m daily, except Sunday.
Accommodation Tor baltimsre, $40 .. m daily,
For Pore's Greek Line 1850 q. m. and 4:20 .. m.
Tor Annapolis, T:5O q. m. and ass >. NJ, except
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA q WASHINGTON
For AlexsLoris, s. =, =, Q, 10, an. g. 40,
30, =; an ii-3e D. m On Sunday at a. m, 1,
For the souiE. yis Richmond, II:3s .. m daily.
except SUNDAY: and $40 g. m. daily; and via
Lyn6hbUrs y N. AID l1:3s .. N. daily, eK
cept SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandra for W ssh1ueton, S, =. =,
Sunday at D Rnd 10 a. m, and ..
Tickets Information, Sleeping ana Psrlor Oar
aecommodaIicGs can be procured 81 the Ohces:-
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn
sylvania syeuu., Northeast corner Ot Sixth street
and Pennsy aaia avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders can b LEFT for the cbecsins OF Baggage to
destination from Hotels and Residences.
d 81. BOYD. JR Geu1 Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, Gent Manager. jan3-ly
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pz-The Cheerful C's' aud 'Diligent rs"
are the names OF social societies in Methodist
circles OF Syracuse.
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hUkCANSUN BRUS., AuCtioneers,
II Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets n ".

PARLOR SUITES. WALNUT MARBLE TOP
CHAMBER SETS, WALNUT WARDROBES,
CORNICEs, LOUNGES, BRUSSELS, THREK
PLY AND INGRAM CARPETS, OIL
BED CLOTHING, WHATEOTS, STOVES,
CR0CkERf, GLASSWARE, &c &c, being the
northwest, AT AUCTION.
n On MONDAY MORNING. January 81 =,
Va commencing at O o clock, we will sell the en-
NJ tire contents of the above house, being be
ttween 18th and l4ih streets northwest. The
furniture has been used but short time, aud is in
good condition. Parties desiring to furnish should
attend this sale.
lan26 DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL! COAL! WOOD! WOOD!
CHEAP! CHEAP FOE CASH.
THOUSANDS CE TONS ORDERED.
Arriving daily csrgoes Of the best varieties Of 81
kinds OF COAL AID WOOD.
Row is the time 10 buy
Il yCu would save money get q Eoo1 s-'H!s and yS:s
SsishI, 2,2sO pounds 10 the ter, Call the under
sisnec before you buy.
Having two Of the largest HARRIS IL the District.
and all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Cost direct TOU or vessels TO the
consumer, ~ car certainly Cfer special induce
ni6nts. 4 visit TO or harvss ana Depot will COL
vince one ~ glaze OF our Unsurpassed advantages.
Good PISE WOOD delivered IS low ss B 80 per
Cord.
Coed OAk WOOD delivered IS Io~ as &c to ~
per cord.
single trial is all that Is necessary to conviass
the public OF the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.,
Main Once and Depot At Jobussn' 8 whary "a, foot
Of 18th and 18th streets.
Offices fi1is no strsst .uxr 20
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON CAPIInI. III III.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL.
BY virtue of a deed of trust. dated November
A1 Esth is7l and recorded in Liber No. COS, folio
lol OF the land records of the District of Columbia
and request Of party secured thereby will sell on
"EDNEsDAf, the I'd day Of February, lS76, at Z
CLOCK M IN 'front.' OF the premises, that part of
Lot Thrice n, 49, In square numbered seven hun
9Ted and sixty one, l76) desc. ibed follows: Be
ginning nineteen (l9l feet from northeast cor
ner Of said Lot, thence running west on south A
.tTte elg ht.en - feet thence south one hundred
al thrty SIX and enc half l36 feet. thence east
eighteen 49, feet, thence north to the beginning
with the thIee story Brick yelling House thereon,
oeiDg No. 221 str eet southeast
Terms of saIe: One third cash; residue in equal
psN Hents at IL aud Is months with interes. from
dsI of sale to b" secured by deed Of trust on the
prop,Tty: $500 dep sit when the property struck
OF which Is 20 be forfeited unless the purchaser
shall within five days fully comply with the terms of
sale, All eonveyanciDg and recording at the cost
FRED. W JONES, Trustee
IsH24 dts THOMAS BOWLING, Arct.
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THE CRIsPINs employed by a Warren
street establishment, who struck on the 18th
Inst because certain men came from Boston
10 instruct them I'm the use or improved ma
chlEery, Stlll hold out. Twcnty-seven OF the
Boston men, No Is sad, returned home this
morning, taking their tools along with
them. The manufacturers say that the ma
chinery had not been pat in by them a. a
means Of reducing the mems wages, but hsd.
instead, been procured 30 as 20 enable them
successfully 10 compete with other manufac-
tureEs OF machiue-Sewed shOes-N r. Letter.
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STEAMER LINES.

SrAB BALL LINE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STE n /.
SHIPS.
Sailing regularly every month from Watson Q
HEart, Brooklyn N. r., for PARA, >cGSk
PkknAMBlCO, BAHIS and BIO ia cS1Et2
RICO.
NELLIE MARTIE, 5000 tons, Thursday, Feb s.
JOHN BRAMsLL, eco tons Wednesday. Na- 2
!. B. WALkkR 2,N0 tons, Saturday, April g.
These steamers are perfectly new, with all the
latest improvements, having first class passenger
accommodations.
For freight and passage st reduced rates apply 10
}. 8. TUCKER co, Agents,
oecto oth % Pine street, New York.
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PhILhDkLPHIAa ALkG1NDRIA, WASH
ING TON AND GEORGETOWN
SAILING DAYS.
from FteI y, North WhArves, Philadel pnis,
SATURDAY, ut 2 m. AZ
From SO Water street, georgetown,
Dc, MONDAY, st .. m.
This line connects at Philadelphia with Olydes
Regular Semi weekly Line of Steamers for Proyf
dence, Boston aud New England States No wharf.
g. y. HYDE, Agent for D. Of O.
WIN. p. CLYDE CO., Phiiadeiphia
u. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
D.D. q; MINK, 80 IeyoIshire street, Boston.
freights delivered by Knox 8 Express. Orders
left at Genersl Office, COS Pennsylvania avenue. or
at the Steamers Wharf. will be promp pity attended
70. sep7r
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STNGULAR BAPTISM AND SUDDEN DEATH.
Abraham EtSenhauor, OF Bethel township,
Lebanon county, Pa, became converted
daring the recent revival In that vicinity,
and was induced 10 join a sect which believes
that immersion only - baptism. Mr. Essen
hauer being a cOnsumptive and too feeble 70
bc taken 10 a water course for the purpose of
baptism, 10 was decided 10 perform the
solemn ceremony in the house. A trough
uSesi-or Scaldtng hogs was secured and filled
with lukewsrm water. Mr.. EIsenhauer was
then placed therein and dipped three times
with the usual ceremonies accompanying.
after which he was taken out aud placed
in bed. He then remarked that he was GO
Ing 10 change shirts, in which ne was assist
ed, after which he suddenly died.
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n SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.

tea SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated June llth, A.
D. 1871 and recorded in Libcr No. 6S3, folio zS3 of
the land records for the county Of Washington
G.. and by direction of the parties secured in said
deed Of trust will sell in front Of the premises,
MONDAY, January 3lst. A. d 1876, at 80
O'Clock m, all of Lot numbered fifteen, in SOUS
numbered one, in the city Of Washington, In the
District OF Columbia, containing 1850 uare feet or
thereabouts, with the im PROV ements thereon.
Terms: One third cash and the residue in equal
ipstaments at 6, II and Is months, with inter est
from day Of SALE payable semi annually at rate of
eight per centum per annum until paid, the deferred
payments to be secured by the pure 9 notes
and deed Of trust the property sold all cash,
at purchasers option. A deposit Of 100 required
At sale, and the convey ancipg must be at pur-
With in FIVE days from sale the property will be
Iesod at risk and cost of defaultpg after
five days notice In the Eveuing Star newspaper.
JOHN r. HANNA Trustee.
jann -2aw& ds WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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a LExAEDRIA AND WASHINGTON 4. B.

a LkxAEDRIA AND WASHINGTON 4. 3.
IA
kLEXASDEiA AND FREDERICksBUR9 3 B.,
CJTEsy q b aAd StLsa streets
Local trails tszys for Alexandra as follows: o,
80 lt, IL a n l. 3, I:20, B, 3, .. N
. N snd Hl.o D. Z. daily, all other trains tAfly
except suE1sy.
Local tISias ieaye Alerandrf. as follows o, .,
y, 10, III a. N l, ), 4, 8, D and ,. m. The b.
add 40 o. N AID .. N. from Alexandra daily; all
other trains usiiT except Sunday.
Richmond Dag Hail leaves Washington q. $40
o daily.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, yia Richmond,
leaves asnIpstoE IS m. daily except;Sunday.
1hTozEh tckers 70 sill points south and Southwest
Tor sale a. Offices 18th street and Psnnsylya-
nis avenue, and corner 9Th street and Pennsyiyanfa
syenue, where passengers leave orders for bag
kske 70 be checked rs al hotels ald residences
General Passenger Agent.
GEO. q. WILKINS, General supt.,
J,ni-u Baltimore, Md.
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RY b. Ii. wAENER, Auctioneer.

TgrsTEE,s SALE OF A BEAUTIFULLY-LO-
GATED LOT IN MOUNT PLEASANT STU
ATE ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
Brown STREET AND MERIDIhN AVENUE
fs8 By virtue of deed of trust me, dated pril
trS7 lsH, and duly recorded in Liber 743 folio as
e of the land records Of the District Of Colnnbia,
anu at the request OF the holder Of the secured
thereby, Twill offer for sale at public auction in
iTopt Of the premises, on TIL RSDAY, February
10Th, 1876, at O'Clock p. IN the following de-
scribed unmproyed real estate, viz All that certain
piece parcel Of ground situate lying and being
known and described Lot 40 of 3. r. Brown 8
subdivision of Mount Pleasant, in the county of
Washington, District of Columbia.
Terms of SALE The amount OF indebtedness, viz:
t00 and interest due thereon secured by aforesaid
coed Of trust and the penses Of the SALE In cash
balance in six twelve and shteen months.
jan2O eokds THEO, f. CATCH Ell, Trustee
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(rOHENp LOAN OFFICE, Corxw q ia ssss
" and NsW Yoys actaxs, entrance on New ~
York avenue: The most private Loan On1ce
In the city. Money loaned ct the lowest rate
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
6entIemsnI OlothtnG. CarDeti, and . ARTICLES Q
vAlu0. 6000l.lv
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
E.'RESH DAT MEAL,
4 E2ESB GROUND BUCKWHEAT,
BKEAkEAST WHEAT,
BREAKFAST HOMlEY,
GRAHAM FLOUR.
winners
jsn7-tr 1918 Pennsylvania sven1e.
RUTTEB, BUCkWHEAT, Sc.
ChCtce New foFs Butter
Choice New York BEckwheat
Holier Diamond Syrup.
Vermont biaple e grUp.
Cape Cod CTsnbsrries.
Pure CUrrsr: aud Ounce .eIiy put us under ouI
cVn sUpery istOu.
Preseryes, Brandy Peaches, snd Q general a.
soTtuaent q RsH Goods Just received ard for sais
by :. Il. BRYAN bBO.,
oct5S-tr COS Pernsyivanls sVeuus.
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WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auc:ioneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, Auctfoneers,
1901 northwest corner Of 10th and ID streets

w Successor to Green & Williams, Auctioneers,
1901 northwest corner OF 10th and streets.
HANDSOME PARLORsUITE, UPHOLSTERED
IN REP; WALNUT BOOK CASE; HALL II At
BACK, MARBLE BASE; TURKISH OaAIR
AND LOUNGE; WALNUT DRESSING CASE
SUITE; ONE CENTkNHIAL SUITE, BLUE
AND GOLD FINISH; FhNOY CHAIRS; Wal.
BRACE Ann CHAIRS, AND ROCKERS; MA 3.
BILE CENTER TABLES; COTTAGE
ROOM CHAIRS: ELEGANT INGRAM OAK
PETS, NEARLY NEW; HALL AND STAIR
CARPETS; OIL CLOTHS; HAIR AND HUsK
MATTRESSES; FEATHEK PILLOWS AND
BOLSI Frs; CHINA, GLASS AND OROOKERY
WARE; KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
n On MONDAY, January 31st, 1876, com
" mencing at o o'clock a. m, 1 shall sell at the
NJ residence of gentleman declining house.
Weeping, No. sos street, between 5th and
9th streets southeast. the above named articles.
would call special attention to this sale, as the
Goods are nearly new and in perfect order. The
Carpets Of the latest pattern, and the Furntare
Is OF modern style and Handsomely finished. Those
In search OF first class goods should not miss the
pcrtuEiy OF attending the sale, for the goods have
Only been in use a few months.
JAMS ITribl WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

60 By virtue OF two deeds of trust, dated respec-
lively December Sd. A. ID. 1874, and recorded in
- llber No IA, folio 1875, ct sea. and liber No,
us, folio Pas seq of the land records for the Dis
Irict OF UOlun bs and the request and By the d.
recton OF the party thereby secured, viii SELL
putllc auction IN front of the premises, on TUES
DAY, February lst, A ID. lS76, at O'Clock D. IN
the following scribed real estate susted in the
city Of W hineton, u. o. to wiz: All of lot num-
bered ffty-four, in Edward CIsrks subdivision of
original lot numbered sixteen, il square numbered
six hundred and sixteen. the same is described
the ONCE Of the Surveyor in said city, in book W
z page Is Also, part Of lOt numbered fifty three,
IN sald square numbered six hundred aud sixteen If
the same subdivision, the said part of lot numbered
nifty hTes being Immediately next ard adjoining
lot No e., in said square, the west and having
from of one foot north r street and extend ins
back with that width the whole depth of said lot
nifty three to alley.
Terms: Ons-third cash, balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, With interest at ths rate of
per cent. per anrum, secured bY iced Of trust on
the property sid all cash, a. the option of the
purchaser deposit of l0i will be rec ured of the
purchaser at time Of sale. All couveysDcing AZ pur-
chasers cost IL terms Of sale are not complied
wit in seven days the trustees the right to
resell the properly at n risk aud cost of the de-
taultiag purchaser, after five days advertisement.
jas. FULLERTON, lr-,.,oo.
DENNIS GOHEELL.( iluStees'
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