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u IL. WARMER, corner 7th ard streets.

SALE OF, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
AHpo sTBEkTs HoRThWEsT, iMMEDf.
A hTEaF NorPqps TTEp THR RESIDENCE OF
N will sell 2, Epslie sSss,i0, to the hgaes.
ing ETA depth Of To- fsSI
IsFms cash. balance in and
at Se's q
TRUSTEES, sAhE0F yAhHABhE IMPaoyED
sTREa4s MtsF AMP
&hhRRRkS Sr6 LOT EHHsMSiEs8Sw IMRsSXkD BY
E A. B. iS7s and duly recorded n .Iibsr No: 7si,
Tcf q and y the rsanss. q the party
sscorea thersby, VIII sell Ct public auction il
uRpSI. FsSruars ' 18th, ls7s. a c'eices p M,
sse cha, as; &c
known e part q LOT No: IN saSsre No; s1S, and
I: FIT Se
II said aHe =
Of said at Point distant % feet inches eass
tie sSns
q ias 10 and ssGae n
Terms Of sale: One third cash; lof which aIo' must
u, and IS months In equal payments, to be secured
BY purchaser; notes; bea,fns per cent: interest
the and Ga
pgrchassrseost. Il terms Of sale are not Complied
fault. sa. XIV XIV; I 6d S&sssEazaassA' Trustees.
~ By CONSENT OF PARTIES In INTER
GsT, TIE above i sale is postponed until wEDNss-
tselsa.. Wv &H tb6S%SEsss1A1sH. N Trustees.
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NEw EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
Il

NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA OAE Al,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, lLhIANDRIA, WASP.
IhGTON AND GEORGETOWN
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier ., North whsryes, Pbiiadai yhis.
SATURDAY, at = IN. L. a
From 80 " alter street .9eor getovp q,
ID. O., MONDAY, st D. IN.
This line connects at Phisdelphie with Uiyde.
Regular semi-weekly Line OF Steamers for provf
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age In Boston By this line.
@ T. HYDE, Agent for D. OF q,
VIM. =; CLYDE 90, Philadelphia.
y. A. REED, Alexandria. Va
b. q. MINK, 20 Eeyonshire street, Boston
freights delivered by Knox . Express. Ordsrs
left 81 General 9fce, COS Pennsyivanfs avenue, OF
to. ser1-ty
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nS-A lady revivslist, Sister Anna Names,
is meeting with great success In Michigan
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SQUARE SGT AT AUCTION.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
Ta1E, SITUATED BETWEEN IsT AND IN
STREETS WEST AND AND N STREETS
SOUTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
&sx BY virtue OF decd OF trust. bearing date the
- 18th day Of May. a. ID. $50, and recorded in
Lfber No. els, at folio 3i4, of the land records
of the county Of Washington, District Of columbia,
and by direction OF the holder OF the promissOry
thereby secured will offer for sale at pueblo
ton, In front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, the
9TH day OF February, 1876. at O'Clock .. m, all
tnat certain tract or parcel of land situate in the
CITY Of Washington in said District, to wit All Of
S!uare numbered five hundred and ninety seven
tty containing eighty one thousand six hundred
and seven FIVE feet 81 ,675D.
The te rms Of sale are follows, to wit: Fourteen
hundred and nifty four dollars and forty seven
cents with interest at ten per cent. from October
i9tn, le74 together with the costs and penses in
cash, and the balance. for which the notes Of the
purchaser shall be taken. bearing interest at the
ratio of seven per ceItRm per annum, payable semi
annually, and secured By deed OF trust the pro-
PEI ty, in six, twelve, and eighteen months A de-
post Of two hundred dollars will be required at the
time Of sale. All convey ancing at the cost OF the
purchaser. II the terms Of sale not com piled
with in ten days the Trustees the right 10
resell at the risk and cost of the defauting puY-
chaser. HALLET KILBOURN,t r,.aa.
JAMES NJ. LATTA, irusIees.
febsd THOS. DOWLING, Auotioneer.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY, February 24th, at same hour and
place. By or der of the Trustees.
feb2l-d JAMES n. LATTG. Trustees.
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RAILROADS.
1919 GREAT 1910
1910 FEHsSTTIIyAsIA 1910
To the North, West. and gauthVesf.


To the North, West, and Southwest.
Double Track. steel Rails, Splendid Seem
cry, H1gnifcenf Equipment.
Trains leave Nashingfou, city time, fro1s Depot,
corner OF aud b streets, as follows:
Tor Pfttsburg end the West, .. IA. daily, with
Palace Car 20 chicago, and ii:ss o N. daily,
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Osnantaigus. ROchesTeT, Buffalo, Niagara
day; and : "a ) u daily, except Saturday, with
Palsce Car - Eochesier- For ElmiTs and Buff
fslo, II: 50 n; daily. except Sunday.
Palace Gar, attached; Limited Express 81 Pull
nan PArIer Cars, 3 :23 g. N. daily, except Sunday.
For New YORK. 1:S0 p m daily, except Sunday,
Tor Philadelphia, 1 80 D. N. taily, except Sunday,
and SO AID $40 D. N daily. Limited HI press,
.S23 a. m daily, EXCEPT Sunday IN
and 3:s0 p. m; daily. except Sunday.
For POpe's Creek Line y 80 o.. N. and 4 40 p N.
daily, except Sunday.
JSr annapolis, 1850 .. m and 4:ss > M except
ALEXANDRIA y FREDERICKSBURG BAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For AlexandrIs, s, Is, 9, 10, II g. m, I, 3,z20
8, 6, 100, nnd lI;iO D. m. On Sunday ct y q.
m, and I and p.
except Sanday; ard $40 a. m. daily; and via
LynchbErs, 1855 q. 70. aid l1:sO p. ID. daily,
Grams leave Alex sndria for W Washington, 6,Ts,
9,IO,II 8. n ., 3, 4, 5, o, snd D. m. On
Sunday 81 = and 10 a. m, and .. m.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping anu Parior Oar
eccommodattous can be procured at the Oflees:-
Northeast corner of thirteenth street and Penn
sylvanis avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
and Pennsy anita avenue, and At the Depot, where
orders Can be LETT for the checktnG of Baggage to
d NJ. BOYD, yR., Gent Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, Gent Manager. jaBS-ly
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fU.MORROw.

hUNCANSON BIOS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and SITS northwest
LARGE AND PERKmPToRY SALE OF THE
ENT1REs STOCK OF a CLOTHlEk.viz: MEN s
AND BOYS CLOTHING OF EVERY DE.
sSkIPTlOS; SUITS, OEFRCOArS, PANTS,
MD VESTS, BOYS SUITS, JACKETS, sc .;
BOOTS AMI SbOEs, GENTS FURNISHINGS,
WOOL AND CASHIER HATS, SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS. LINEN AND PAPER COL
LBS, TlES: HANK EBCHIEFS, GAUNT-
LETS. &c. AT AUCTION.
0E1x On THURSDAY MORNING, February
wi 2ith, commencing at 10 o'clrck, within our
auction rooms, corner 9ta and ID streets
northwest will sell the abye mentioned
with other goods, being the entire stock of dealer
sold without reserve, and goods sold in lots suit
ell purchasers.
fet22-2t DUNCANsON BROS, Aacts
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

RuTTER, BUOKwHEAT. -.
Choice New York Butter
Choice New York Bpckwhest.
6oiler's Diamond Syrup.
Vermont Maple Syrup.
Cape God Cranberr!es.
Pure Ourrant and Cuinos Jelly yut CD under ouf
own supervision.
Preserves, Brandy Peaches, and Q sensrAI S.
sortment o: Esw Goods just received ard for sale
oct1e-6 COS PennsylvaniA ssenus,
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL' COALI WOOD! WOOD:
CHKAPI CHEAPi 1OR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED,
Arriving daily, csrgoes Of the ben Vtyiotisa Of A
kinds Of COAL and WOOD,
Now Is the time TO buy
nyou would save money get Q reed syflels and jsa
Setsht !, 40 pounds 70 the ton, call on the under.
signed before you buy.
Having two Of the largest wharvss In the Diserios,
and AL the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Coal direct from our vessels 70 the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce.
nents. visit TO our Wharves and Depot will con-
vince one at giace Of oor passed advantaeos
Good PINE WOOD delivered q low q o. so DSi
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered a. low - % 10 o.
per cord.
The public of the above facts
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main Once and Depot at JohnBen'0 WhAry0o, fooe
Of l1th and 18th streets.
iiiiYss e ;: asss.s northwest .u.. q.
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To n Locomotive I'm winter

Thee for ny recitstivel
the Wfntsr-daT declining.
Thee IN ny psDoply ,thg measured dual throbbing,
Thy black CO liudric body golden brass, and svery
Thy pcpderous side bars, parallel and connecting
RODS, gy rating, shutting at thy sides;
my mtrical, now swelliDg pant and rOar-now
taperlns in the distance;
Thy great protIuding head light, fX a in 'front.'
10y lG.g, ppsie, 1Gatlng vapor remnants, tinged
The dense and mprky clouds cut belchins from thy
smos e-stscE;
tremulous twinkle of Thy wheels:
Thy train OF cars behind, obedent, n,errily follow
Throush gale or calm. now swift, now slack, yet
TTpe Of the modern emblem Of motion and power,
pulse Of the Continent,
For once, come serve the muse and merge in verse,
49, even as here see thee,
Win storm, and buiietns gusts OF wind, aud falling
By day, thy warning ringing bell to sound its
BY night, thy silent signal lamps to swing,
Fierce -throsted beauty!
Roll through nv chant, with all thy lawless music,
thy swinging lamp! at night;
Thy piercing, aiiy-whistled laughter thy echoes,
Law Of yself complete, thine own track firmly
mo swee,ness debonair Of fearful harp CT glib
Thy trills o: 81 rieks by rocks and hills returni,
Launch d DER the prairies wide-scross the lakes,
TO the free skies, unren:, and glad, and strong.
A Song by the Potomac.
By broad Potomac's sbore-again, old torguel
(Still utteTing-stil eIacuatiae-cAust never cease
this babbleyl
Again, old heart eay-aeain to you, your sense,
the full flush Spring returning;
Again the freshness and the odors-agsn Virginia q
Summer sky, peiiucd blue and silver.
Again the forenoon purple Of the hills.
Again the deathless grass, noiseless, soft and
green,
Again the blood red roses blooming.
Perfume this book of mine, o blood red roses
Lave subtly with your waters every line, POtOmsc'
Give me OF you, Spring, before Gloss TO put be-
tween it's pages
forenoon purple OF the hills, before close of YOU
smiling esrth-O Summer sun, give me OF you.
deathless grass, OF you
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UNR. PIRABIAU TRAOHEs PIANO, HAB-
III IONY, end the Oultivation OF tNa Voioe. Al
dYsss Of Mr.. R8ICH II eAOHS Piano Forte, 10.
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A kEXkADEiA AND VI ASHIEGTOH BIB
Al AND
aLEXAEDR!AaHD FREDERICKSBURG h.,
LoTEsg az b aai Sara stystIs.
Local tTsi.s leave for Alexandra follows Q, ',
so, 10, IL a. IN, 1, 3, AGO, 3, o, I'm
= u. snd aid y. 10. caiiy, al other trains daily
except suDday.
Local trAias leave Alexandria a. follows ., Us,
b, 10, IL . IL 4. ), 4, 3, o and D. ID. The o,
aud 10 .; N. and ,. m. from Alexandra daily; al
otner trains daily except Sunday.
Richmond Day Mail leaves Washington ut $40
m daily.
GREAT SOUTHERH EXPRKBs, via Richmond
leaves ashiESton IS I'm. daily ,sxoeRu5undAy.
ThroaEh tlcksss 20 all points South and Southwe Gt
Tor sale 81 ofces corner 18th street and Psnnsyys-
mia avenue, aud corner Sin street and
avenue where passs myers can leave orders for bag
gage TO be checked at al hotels and residences
khToaGn 70 destination. ID. n. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent
GEO. q. WILKINS, General suDt.,
tsnfd Baltimore, Nd.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUhCANS0s BROS Auctio eers,
H Corner glh ans II streets nor

~ Corner slh ans Il streets northwest.
ADAMS EXPRESS sMPANYsskLEO IN
CLAIMED PACK HGEs
On IHURsDAs MUhhINs. March %, 1875. st
105s O'Clock 81 cur auction rooms we snail sell for
acc INT 81 the Adams ENpres COMPANY, TO pay
cn.tgts, 100 Pack As-s, comnTiSicg sssortm
Of Trunks Bundles, Boxes PACK ees &c. &c 20
b sold " bout reserve
Terms cash. DUN0ANsOy RRO,,
feb25 IChrkRe A.:sSmii Auctioneers. :
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firFl NU.Ire
or all the so cSlled IMPROVEMENTS yrhic,
have been effected from time % time in the
means 10y which we make ourSslv es con,-
fOTinble and render ourselves independent OF
The Limitations which nature wonl 1 tm poS~
upon MS. perhaps the Introduction OF gas as
hailed and has been looked upOn a. among
the greatest. 10 wants but little experienced.
however, OF The manner in which peaple live
in towns "a convince u that the reverse on
this Is the case, and that the pain and misery
which ~ has been the means ~ infiicting
inust iar outweigh It's advantages. II any
one doubts this, let him examine his senss-
lions IN morning after having spent the
pIsNlo1s evening In close room blazing
win Gas, and compare them with what IA
teels after having spent the correSnnndtos
hours In the open air or in frt,sh r,r,n, ,,,.s,
eraiely lighted with OF or candies. There
are bOt lev people 10 whom such experiences
would not show that The effect OF the gas Wa
FEELING Of lsssitude and depression. N not
dowhTight headache, and ~ they Mere n
repeat The eNperi ment who would not ~ Ter
a general loss Of tone. Yet wherever gas Ia
10 De procured this Is precis eiy the misery y,
which people SuJect themselves. Ia nine out
OF ten houses IN the nctEhhOrhnOd OF towns
II one goes from The fresh afr into a roorn I'm
which the people are sitting on a wfnter
evening, the frst breath Is enough 20 suffo.
cate one, and Yet tue people within the nom
are entirely unconscious. they NAV Ia
more or less restless and depressed, but
as thls is their normal state they DO not
RcokhlZe the cause. In this way. 90 say
hOthing OF what takes place in tbeaterx ana
places OF amusement, The evils which gas IA
ahswerable Tor are lncalcul liable though AZ
they could be estimated they must Tar out !.
weigh the blessings which accrue from Tire
abundance and Cheapuess Of ITS light TIE
lact Is thai TIE money cost OF the fuel forms
only one part OF The expense Of tight: there is
tEe consumption OF oxygen, and In this gas
Is very eNtTavaganI: 40 that although we
now obtain tenfold The light in our rooms
which we had before the introduction OF gaS
without any Increase OF expense An money
we nave 10 pay for 10 by "a tenfold vftiattoi
OF The air. Three or four gas Games consume
As much air a. moderate nre. vet who
would live IA a room with a IRE or even a
pan OF charcoal without a chimney. Yet II
Il common thing TO go into room In which
Three, four, or five gas flames have been
burning Tor hours Without even door or win
dow having been open; that the people who
i've IN these rooms escape the evil effects In
not 10 be supposed. The only thing Il that
they have not sense or courage enough IN
trace The effects TO their cause. Rather than
give up their warmth and ligEt tbey will
fully close their eyes TO what follows. When
people inflict these miseries upon their
Iriehds, whether consciously or not. they
become positive nuisance and are al sub
Jects 10 be dealt with by tie sanitary in
slectOr. To have 10 due with them il a
punishment headache is sure % follow
however abstemlOus one NAV be.
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b. ID. WARNER, corner 9TH and streets.
BUILDING LOT FOB SALE ON THE EAST
SIDE OF 2lsT STREET, BETWEEN 4 AND
l. NORTHWEST.
ga j viii sell at pu,lio auction, to the highest
bidder, on FRIDAY, February 2Jth, 1876, at
=. o clock m. Lot A, subdivision of square
76. having front of IA feet By depth Of G5 feet to
Sley.
Terms: One-t cash; balance and II m ,nths
with per cent interest. $50 down day of SALE Ali
coIvty ancing ut ex pense OF purchaser.
feb3l-it j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
YOUNG d MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
~ will sell at public auction, On the prem
A@A Les, dJoDiag BROOKS Station, on the Me-
GOpuiitan tkalli DAD, a. o o. H., on TUESDAY,
February 18th, 1915, the following personal prop
erty OF the late Ann n. Brooks:
3Horses,
] Mule,
] Road Wagon,
] Market Wagon,
rs Hot Bed SASH.
Aud all the farming i'm plements.
Terms of tale cash.
fsblys INV INST EMILY BROOKS, Executrfx
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II Il. WARNER, Corner 7th and streets.

Ebs
TRUsTYE'S SALE OF AN ELEGANT THREE
STORY AMI BASEMENT HOUSE, BROWN
WEST.
~ BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, bearing
~ dats December s, la4, aud duly recorded In
LiDer 165 folio 49 OF stq OF the land records Of
washington county: ID. O., and at the written re-
guest OF the party thereby securG:, will sell. 1T
pubic auction. III front Of the premises THU Rs
DAI the I'm day OF February, A. ID. $50, at 5
O'Clock p m all thai certain piece parcel ofland
yirg situate and being in the city of Washington,
In said District, aud knosn and described upon the
ground plat plan thereof as the west one half Of
lot thirty three (33 in alton number ten
togethsr with the Improvements thereon, Consisting
OF tire story and basement bTown-stoEe front
house and oonmodious stable all in cempete order.
Terms of gale: One third in cash: the balance in
three equal instruments at six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest at ten Dor ceut per acnuu
until paid, able semi annually, to be secured BIZ
deed of trust the premises sold. $50 will be re-
Quired OF the purchaser at the time OF sale. All
conveyancing at purchasers cost. II the terms eli
sale are not fully complied with in one week from
the day Of SALE the T reserves the right to
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
faultns pu, chaser after we DAYS advertisement.
ANDREW d. DUVALL, Trustee.
HTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, Fs6IgarE 24th; 1870; same hour and
PaSe hNDhEW u ~ NALL, trustee
febl8 e06ds IBepl j. +, COLDWRLL, Salesman.
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TVNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
II has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, holding Special Term. let,
tiers Of administration on the personal estate OF
JAMES LAVENDER, late of District of Co.
the said deceased are hereby warned exhibit the
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit OF
the said estate. Given under my hand, this 9Th
day IT February, lS76.
febs-v.N MARY LAVENDER, Administrative.
THIS is To GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
i has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
ter, teetamentAry on the personal estate OF
ELIZA BARRY, late Of District Of Columbia, de-
said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber, OF
before the eth day of January next; they may
other ~ise by Law be excluded from al benefit Of the
aid estate; Given under nv hand. this 4th day Of
Jar nary. 1875. MAkIA O'REILHH,
teb1 y3w Executrfx,
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Nkw YORK AND wAsHINeros

INV xOEk AND wASsh .i,.P.S
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
Ala POINTS IN TIE HsV ENGLAND
STATES.
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF C4RS.
The equipment on this line IL new and Of the most
elegant and in proved finish.
TRhIE LEAgiS9 At e:ss 4; n Is PULL
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and sfter January "a, lS6, trains by thh
hne Will leave depot OF Baltimore And Potomac
Railroad, corner u 6,h and streets, a. follows:
S.33 s-m. Limited sIpTes3-Puiim3n Car Train
for Philsdelphis, New YORK spd points East
daily EXCEPT Suncsy.
$50 PEE. Express for PhiisdelIhia and Sew York
daily. except Sunday.
<:Ss Pm. Ezprss. fer Philadelphia and way points
9:lOpm. gxpres, for Philsdeiphis, Bsv York
and pOiuis East asily.
PULLMAN PARLOR OAKS on al Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLkkPldG 6ARS on
y light Trains
tickets AID Information can be procured 1t the Of
Bas9sse cslIIi Tor and checked 1t hotels and Fri
yate residences or orders left o: the Offices CT the
company, northeast corner 18th street and Pennsyl
ysnfs avenue. and on northeast corner Of Pennsyi.
DEPOT BaITIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
Road, corner Sth and streets:
GH0RGE O. WILKINS,
feol Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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n y y A = d l. 4 n =

NOTICE.
With the view Of dim nishing che chances of col.
listen, the Steamers OF this Line take q specified
course for all seasons OF the year.
On the oatSard passage from Gu eenstovn to New
York Boston, crossing Meridian Of 80 at g lat or
nothing to the north Of a.
On the hOmsvGrd passage, Crossing the Meridian
Of - a. ~ lat, or nothing to the north OF a.
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NJOTIOI-Psrtia who de.irs 20 dhlcss Of q!
IN KINDS OF WEARING APPAREL, can ell
then for highsr eeeh price than any Rlsoe n thS
s(recs, 6stvssn eth and 9th, nortbVsa. Prcoyt Of
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For the Holidays.
VIM. MASSEY & CO.'S
PHu.ADA. Xxx ALE,
CINCINNATI
LAGER BEER,
CATAWBA WINE,
SWEET CIDER, &c.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctionecr.

WASH. ID. WILLIAMS, Auctionecr.
TEN HANDSOME DRESSING CASE ANDBU-
hEhu, CHAmBEB SUITES, ITALIAN MAR
BILE TOP; Five PhRLOR SUITES, Up
EOLSTERED IN REP; VI ARBLE- FOE SIDE
Nut EXrkkSI0N TABLE; BOOK CASES;
WALNUT LIBRARY CHAIRS: WALNUT ID.
kOl Nh CHAIRS; SIX HAIR MATTRESSES;
WALNUT LIBRARY TABLES; COrTAGE
FURNITURE, LADIES' WRITING DESKS;
BED AND OTHER LOUNGES; SPREADS, &c,
IN On THURSDAY, February 24th, 1916,
w. commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, shall sell
~ at m. auction room, the above described fur
niture, which is of modern style and finished
feb22 WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Auct
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Then here is what Whitman terms
His Own Poems.

Currents OF starting a O. ntinent Rew,
Overtures sent 20 the solid out Of the iauif,
Fusion cfocean and land-tender and p-nsiTe waves
(sot safe sud peaceful only-wayes rous'd and omi-
nous too,
Out OF the depths, the storm abysms-who knows
whence Death waves,
RaefDg ever the vast, with many a broken snar and
latter d SAIL
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL SrEA MSHIPS.

ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING At CORK HARBOR.
hO Fso ,p.rts soh Wy f March
Qslsbris-- Wed, Feb le AbyssiRis- W ed, Mar ~
Jsya.-......Wed.. Feb Is Javs..-..-- Wed Mar: 20
China..-W ed, March slChins. ed, April II
And every following "WEDNESDAY and sAruk-
Steamers marked DO not osrry sseerase passsn-
gers.
BATES OF PAssAsE.-Uabin, Sc, sIO0 and sl,g.
gold, according to odatiol. Tickets Paris
els, gold, additional Return tickets on favorable
terUs.
Storage tickets 10 ana hon ali part. OF Europe ss
very low rates Through bills Of lading given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other port,
on the Continent, aud for Mediterranean ports. For
freight aud passage apply at the Com parys Office,
No. Bowling Green; or both steer age and cabin,
70 SmbELWOOn & wGRRIsON No. SlS 7th st
tsn1-ly OHAS. q. FRAECKLYH, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-23

II - ~ = be II u "a d VF The SJHDU NkK
O.LYDIA A. HUGHLETT, HER TACKLE, p
PAREL AND FURNlTUkE.
In virtue OF an order of saie, issued ont of the
Clerk's office Of the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia, holding District Court, and to di.
rect d. viii cell, at public sale, for cash. on
1HI HSOA1, the Gath day Of February, 1870, at ,
ca m, st he foot Of lIth street Eileys wharf
southwest on the Potomac river, TIE Schooner
Lydls A. Hug blett her tscsle, apparel and furui-
tute- 6etz'd and taken under writ No. 279, in Ai-
miTefy and Will be sold TO satisfy wages due Isaac
Lawson and Lewis CrutchfeId.
hLEX. SHARP, U. 8. Marshal n. O.
IetTuarv l-th. ls7s fahIS.hts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-23

COLLECTION OF EUROPEAN AND AMERI-
CAN OIL PAINTINGS 1T AUCTION.
On THURSDAY EVENING, February the 24th,
1879, commencing at o cl K stms auction rooms,
L shall sell very clever lie Ction CT American
ard Europesn OH Paintings Parties desiring
really good works of art should fail TO attend,
the collection must be sold. Bargains may be ex-
Pected. Ifeb2 Al THOS. DOMLING, Auet.