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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02
RAILROADS.
1910 PEsNsYIyANIA 1876
ACUTE
To the North, West, and seuthvesf.

10 the North, West, and Southwest.
D0Hbte Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
Trains Leave sshington, city time, from Depot,
eorner % on sgd streets. IS f'llows:
for PittsburS snd the Wet. q. m. daily, with
PaIiOr Gar . Pttsburz, 40 m. daily, with
Palace Csr 20 Chicago, sat ll:s3 Q. N. daily :,
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Tor CsEsndsizas, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, and the North, q. m. daily, except sun
Palace Cars to B9chestsr' For Eimira and But
For New OK snd he East, 9lOp m daily, with
Pslace Cars attached: Limited ENpress cf Pull
nan Psrlcr Cars, 9.23 a m. daily, except Sunday.
8I S p.,, o5S; 80 m daily except Sunday,
For PhilsdeIphia. 100 D m. rsiIy, except susisy,
and = % snd 3 10 D II daily. Limited NJ press,
Acco@mcds;ica Tor Baisimsrs, $40 ,. IN. daily.
FOR Pope's Greek Line 7:sos m ard 4:2O D. M.
Tor Annapolis, T56 .. m and SIS , m except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA 4 FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY ASl aLEAANDRlA WASHINGTON
Tor AleJsI dris, 8. :, =, 9,1O,1I sm.1,3,4:2o,
30, .; an li:S- . m. On Sunday at 3. m, 1,
., and II 3 ?. IL.
except Suncav: aud $40 a. m. daily; and via
Lynchbrrg g. M. aid lib. .. daily, eX-
cept Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, rs
stl0, II = n y, ;, !, 5, 6. snd 2. On
Sunday 81 a-d I o a. m, and ..
Tickets. y formation, Sleeping snd Psrlor Gar
accon mocatio1s car o. procured ~ the Omces:-
sylvAnis syeuue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
snd Pennsy ania avenue, and at the Depot. where
orders can be left for the checking Of baggage TO
destination r. IN Hotels and Residences.
u " BtEn ia, Gen'I Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, Gent Manager. isB3-ly
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IN THE SUPREME COURT. the other dax
Aio'rt Pike got iuh very neatly on M
flerrepont. The attorney general hat inn
peacnti the evidence 81 one OF Pixies wit
nesees on tue ground 81 the extreme age OF
me mans years-and prcsumptiye failure
OF lis faculties. "Nell, yOur hOnOrs /" said
PIKE, Il don't altogether like that myself.
Tor am % years old, aud Ia little while n
shall be 90, and even 3, aud am somewhat
sensitive about old men with no memories
see on The bench before me one Justice hear
ny illS cas- VINO ~ - years old, another
who Il -, and would n Ike TO ask with what
ipTce the attorney general = argument strikes
tem that a man has no memory al their
ages. MI. fierrepOut saw the point. Curb
Ously enough, the client for whom ri xe WAS
arguiUg-GoV. Rector OF Arkansas-once
fought q duel with him.
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STEAMER LINES,
STAR BALL LINE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL Str An =.
SHIPS.

STAR BALL LINE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAM.
SHIPS.
Failing regularly every month from wa,sons
wharf, BROOKLYN. N. T., for PARA, >f~nS
PkEhAMBUCO, BAHIA and RIO yA-SiEL&
RICO.
NELLIE MARTIN, 5000 tons, Thursday, Feb 8,
JOHN BRAMALL, LEO tons, Wednesday Mar z
b. WALKER, 2JI0 tons. Saturday, April 8.
These steamers are perfectly new, with au the
latest I'M prov ements, having first class passenger
For freight and passage at reduced rates Apply 70
}. b. TUCKER CO, Agents,
oeVIo-o % Pine street. New York.
NkW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
FhILhDELPHiA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
N6TON AND GEORGETOWN.
SAILING
q TON Pior 2, North Wharves. PHILADELPHIA,
- From 80 Water street, Gsors etown,
II. u, MONDAY, 81 ..
This line connects at Philadelphia with Olydes
Regular semi weekly Line of Steamers for Provi-
dence, Boston and New England States. no wharf
G: HYDE, Agent for d. OF o.
A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
Up: Z: MINK, 29 Ieyonshire street, Boston.
~freishts delivered by Knox g Express Orders
ieit at General 0fhce, sos Pennsylvania avenue, or
~ the efeaners' " harf, win be promptly attended
TO- seb7-h
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TO- MV6 hSIW.
ID IhU-TEks' SALE OF VALUABLE PRO.
= phkIl NEhR FALLS CHURCH, IN FAIR

f. bkUrTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
= r IN NEAR FALLS CHURCH, IN FAIR
virtue of that certain deed OF trust from Isaac
bo!lcge aud wife IL the undersigned, bearing
aa.s MAJ oh, la4, and Of record on the Land Re,
oords OF Fairfax county, Va, Liber Il. No 4, folio
y Hewiii sell at public auction to the hi CHEST bid
ger, on the premises, on THU RSDAY, the Sd
cay OF February 1876, at IL O'Clock m. oil those
RAGS or parcels OF land sod appurtensnces de
-crlbed III sald deeds, containing III acres aud 10
p les, ami one acre more Less This pro oerty ia
improved by new frame Dwelling Barn and other
out pul dings and IL very desirable pro perry and
lies sdJolnlDg the property of j. II HollidSe and
",hers, ano IS originally part of the Sarah Sew
ali PRO perty.
Terms of sale: So much cash in band a. will ma,
the costs q sale, including commission Of nj
cert on the gross sale; also, the sum of hye hun
bred aud sixty five dollars and eighty five ami one
'hiTd cents aud interest ereon from 5th May 1915
the Ike sum OF SOS S5 with like interest 10 fall
due ay 18th, 1876, ard the like sum, with like inter
est to fall due May 5h, 1877 and the res ne II any
10 tall due at such time AS the said L. S. Hollidge
shall name, but, he declining 10 name the date ef
payment, the same t" fall due the 9Th dsy of Nav
1873, and Ia bear interest from the dsy of sale rhs
deferred payments TO be secured by deed Of trust on
ianl9 T T. FowGSR Trustees.
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limited STATES MARSHAB'S SALE OF
u STALLS No. 4O3, I0I, AND s05 IN WASH
IkGTON MARKET BUILDING

In virtue of writ of eri facias issued out Of the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme COurt of the District IF
Columbia, and TO me directed, VIII sell at public
sale, for cash, In Washington Market Building,
MONDAY, the 18th day of February, IS76, at 1
O'Clock m, the following goods snd chsitels viz:
al John Hammond right, title, claim and interest
IN and 10 the lessenOld estate of stalls No 4J3 49,
ana IOj, in the Washington Market Com pany build
IHes and will be sold 20 tatsty execution No. 1870,
ia favor of Washington Market Company.
yan2sG&ds ALEX. SHARP. u. 5. Marshal. ID O.
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RALTInORBA POTOMAC RAILROAD,
- DKPOT CORNER 6rH AND STREETS NV.
After January I'd, 1875 trains will run o. follows:
TRAINS LEA yE FOX BALTIMORE.
geo an, Limited EI press, daily for the West;
so fo9 III aas sN d
S.S3 an, Limited Express for New York, daily
except Sunday. Parlor Gar Train.
ll:ss an, Ast Line Vest and North, daily except
100 pm, Express for PhIladeIphia and New
feIk, and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
sac pm, Accommodation, daily except SUNDAY.
AGO pm, Accommodation for Pope's Greek, dali
ly, except Sunday.
ass pm, Tor Philsdelphis, daily.
TAO PIE, Cincinnati Express, DAILY Tor the West
DAILY except Saturday for the North.
7'sO n, Mixed tram 70 Bowie, daily, excep
TRIMS 4KRTVE AT WISHING row.
6:13 sm., = ~ York TX press, daily.
$40 an, Accommodation, daily except Sunday
e:35 n, at Line, daily.
lou an, accyumOdauon. dsiiy-
lilo = baltimore ans Philadelphia Express,
Es3 m, Limited Z press nom New York, daily
$50 IN, " asainEton Mail, daily, except Sun
e:OOpm, taily from Baltimore and the West.
l1.l3 pm, Richmond Express, daily.
,. m. daily -Ncs 2t Sunday, connect ~ SCwto with
trains for fop7's Greek line.
Trains leaving Washington II 7:oO Q. m. and 4o5
y connect st Odent0n With trains for Annapolis.
Passengers svxyiua Iheir CEdeTS 81 TICKET once,
northwest cC-cer II 18th street and Pennsy ami.
ala avenue, Csa have their baggage called for and
checked 81 bn'ri@ aud residences ali points North
sRs West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Column
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and su
points Ess1, est, North and South.
Gko. q. WILKINS, suReriniende1i,
DIN. BOYD. Jr., eenI Psss'r Agent. mayIs.tf
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subsori.
i Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holding Special Term:
letters testamentary the personal estate OF
Il. q. PAGE, late Of the District Of Co
lumbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the sand deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. the
subscriber. on or before the Sth day Of Janu AIRY
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from
oil benefit Of the said estate. Given under my hand,
janll tn ST. j. p. PAGE, Executor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02

WHo cor ACKNOWLEDGMENT - wss
nrd engaged IN one % lis phfl0Sor,lfc No.
-llcal harangues 10 some Of his e.! res
,ese hyar 'publicans Kin promise tan as
a. dsN m So morning. hut dey ainu gwtna
% ktich uiS bysr tlarkhird Wild no mora
oian he exclaimed 10 -ttive,y.
darby I'1-io~
"llis Is what I'm mad 'hout-roird INV
"'rds now DIDN'T dey saw when fbe Va
wuS played out, tat De niger WIS ,,,,-t,,. ~,
be mace ~ cood as white fol ks.,-, ~
"ob kOsrse dey did."
An CAT De Niger wcr Sed fur an DAT de ole
msrsieTs had and could soon yaarn an dat
propity hack to themselves, ney?''
Vas. dGt's true. too"
Dat ce white foxes war gwfna Ter be u,y,.
as church mOUSes and nigger'S rfch beySs
'Oom- hook. dst's what dey sad
Dat all sounded jss' a. purity as resdtn,
on cirkus bill, didn't it,"
"Nou'se right, 10 did"
We'll, what makes me mad As dat cIrkus
MAIN arruve down hyar yit, an We CAM
near dat IT'S comm" Rres de lsOri lie white
toIhs - les IS rich ~ cher, an 10 wnz fs
Ilsset what got busted. an he been busted
S.Nr sence, an Is gwtne u STAY bustafI
hat what makes me mad. an ef de 'publt-
cans eOer "a Rnodder chance AT me- I'm 20 ale
Mld de Ealler Jandiss chswin' ole WALLER
lecShun tickets
No one felt capable or responding 20 So
point AI0nfa grsfutfsiBa
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n, klDLAM g. CO.,
% CHESTNUT STREET,
Sthly NEW HAVEN, CONN
VANITY FAIR.

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leaf, for MeerschaCm and Cigarettes Does not
make the tongue sore. Sample receipt OF ~ cents
Highest award, Vienna, 1873.
Send for Circular W VI. 8. KINBALLS CO,
PEERLEss TOBACCO WORKS. Rochester,, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02

Il SUPPOSE there are plenty OF saw-milla
over IN your state said a Chicago man 20 n
party from NJ ichigan, the other night. wal.
shGd say there wuz, replied the Michigan
der. "Nhy, sir, Michigan is gettin' SO deF-u
full NV saw-mills that you can hardly meet
a man over there with more'n two fingers or,
hand And sticking up a paw on whioh
dwelt lone digit as proof Of his assertion.
he quietly continued 1--we shook hands win
iem myself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02

Please ship NE by express dJGbe the smO unit of
last invoice Vanity Fair. had little pain to take
at first il Introducing Vanity Fair, but now tho Sc
who hsye used ii wou not smoke any other tobacco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02
A LExASDAIA AND wAsHIsGTOs 4. h.

LEAArDh1A AND NAsHlkGTOh Il. Il.
"A
ALEXANDRIA ARD FREDERICKSBURG r.,
COrEs- II b aHf sara streets.
Local trains leave fOr AleXsndris &c follDv5 8, =,
>, - 10, Al a u; 4, 8, 4:20, :, b, o. n =
q N aud aud .. u. daily, ell other trans Tally
except SuuGsy.
Local tIsius ieavs Alexandria es follows Ell, .,
y, 10, IL a. 10 |, 8, A. so and o.. N. The b,
AID 10 O. N. and =. m. from Alexandris daily; all
other traiUs dsily except Sunday.
Richmond LsY Mail leaves Washington AZ $40
N daily.
CHEAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves wasbiugtcB 4 81 daily exec PITS unday
Through tickets 20 all points South and Southwest
for sale az oces corner 18th street and Pennsylva-
mis- syence and 6th street and Pennsy ania
avenue, where passengers can leave orders for bag
through 70 destination. ID. N. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent.
GLO. q. WILKINS, General Supt.,
jsnl-r Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02

THE New YORK Star saws: sThe leading
actresses Of the day are fast maturing ana
Win very Few exceptions there are none IN
iake Their places. A. Wallsck's the leading
laiy Is MISS lyas, who appears 20 be 80
years old, az Dali vs. Miss Davenport and Miss
Lewis, both not far from so ~ the Union
square Miss Rose Eytinge, about So; at
BOOJns MISS Wells, about a., Miss Mitchell
must Dc -, Miss Western 81, Miss Morant 90
Miss Marie Gordon IS, Miss Waite 50, Miss
Vernon 40, Miss Efiie GermOn b Miss Nor
wood ., and Miss Deland 40. Where are lie
young ladies 10 succeed these fayoriLeSP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02

REV. DIR. RICHIE, OF Edinburgh. EXAMINE
ID student, said, And you attended the
class for mathematics ?r'- alesp s.Uou
many sides has a circles' Two" said tho
student. what are they?" The student
ans wered, can inside and an outside" Rot
THIS was nothing compared with what fol-
lowed. And you attended the moral phil
osOphy class, ALSO" 4" Tes." "Well. toea
any effect ever go before a cause ?'' YES %
"flve me an instance" "a man wheeling
barrow" The doctor sat down, and pro.
posed 10 more questions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02
In THE SUPREME OOURTOF THE DISTRICT

Special Ir,r, Probate JxriSdctton. Jan 2Sth. 1876
In the matter OF the will Of MARGARET QUEEN:
Apshcauon i9f letters testainehtary on the estate
has this day been made by BENJAMIN Y. Queen.
In this court on TUESDAY the 2sth day of Fepru-
AIRY next, at III O'Clock a. ~. to show cause why
letters teslamentary on the estate Of the said de-
ceased should not issue prayed Prortd.i, a copy
Of this order be published q week for three
weeks n the Evening Star previous to the said day
Test: a. WEBSTER,
isn75 tn ST. Register Of Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02

From Forest and Stream. n Y.
We have r, ceiyed from Messers kimbaii * Co., of
Roc hester, choice specimens OF their celebrated
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DAHL GOUGHbAN, 1881 Penn. ave-
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MARRIED,

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please COPY.
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Vanity Fair Gains the brais, car esses the nerves
and semi conscious act furnishes Just su a sient
nucleus Tor floating thoughts and rauCies to cryeta
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DoNSER LAKE Is located in the coldest
can Aons OF the Sierra Nevada. High unoun-
talnS rise on three sides 81 the lake. ana IN.
cold seems 10 concentrate upon its surface
livery year heretofore Bonner has been COW
ttel Win ICE I'VE or six Inches thick. long
before the middle OF January Skating bas
heen tNceilent on The lake when many OF I've
ponds and reservoirs I'm the vicinity were
Partly open. This year has been one of ina
coolest on record, and the ice al Srhadsr,.
and al ine ice pond Is ten or eleven inches
mick. lonuer Lake recently was mo- en-
lltelE frozen over. and the ice was only
about an inch thick In portions where 10 Was
frozen. Many OF the old settlers have been
puzzlinG their brains over TIE enigma AMI
1T i pretty generally concluded that hot
springs must have burst forth in some por-
ton 81 The lake bed In such force a. u pre-
vent the temperature OF the water nom b,-
ng lowered tO the cpngealiug point Suoa
springs are common IN Tahoe. hut 50 FAR a. 10
known there have never been any IN Bonner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02
isnii-iu,st A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TBICT OF COLUMBIA

10 IN. - y IT 2 Nv III MY z0li' IsI0.
In the Cas-" # Eleanor Garments, aiIninis-
tratrix of WILLIAM II. CLEMENTS de
ceased. the eamIuistratriN aforesaid has, with
the appreciation of the supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY, February 10Th, A. ID. l576, for the final
settlement and distribution of the pei sonal es-
tate Of said deceased, and If the assets hand,
far the have been collected and turned into
money, when and where all the creditors and heirs
of said deceased notified To attend, with their
claims properly youched, OF they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased
estate: Provided, copy Of this order be published
week for three weeks in the Evening Star
previ1u 10 the said day. Test:
lau26-w 81 A " EBSTEk. Register of Wills.
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BANKERS.

N - - EY
Is made faster and more CASH. in stock speculation
N wall street than in any other Legitimate way
The Banking House Of Messrs. Alex Frothiugham
Co, IL " all street have paid TO their Gust Jmer5
during the last thirty days over $40 OO They have
over 500 custt ufTs, who reside ia different parts
the world Their po pulsrlty arises from dealing with
their Customers honesty. They invest sums rang
II Z from Ten Dollars to S51,UC0 and give strict
personal attention to small investments to large
BY the mhined strength Of so much capital con
centrat1ng In their hands, they are often able 10
control the price Of certain stocks, consequently
realizing Tor Their customers enormous gaius. They
also send Weekly eHOrt free to those desiring
speculate. Send for it.-PtrSJuTg Commercial, jan
II, )S76.
address ALEX FR6THINGHAM CO.,
febl eotr Bankers aad Brokers, IL Wallst N Y
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RALrINORz AND emo RAILROAD

CHANGE or TIME. JANUARI Snd, 1875
An 4 s. FE VISRfSGTON
s,0o-5s.tlEoTe and Nay stations
s:0o-ottrH1re, Annapolis aud Wsy Stations.
f-So-EAI1 Morn ENPEE~S
sOO-NE W s0BK AND BOsTOy EXPRESS.
e4s-Cli cla-ati, ST Louis aud Pittsours EI
80 p;..@ DlaueI az Cumberland Nd
e:SO-baitin5cre end Way Stations. On Sunday
s:e0-Point Of Rocks and Way Ststi NJ
IO:i3-DlLTIxOREUNL IMITsD ExPREss No stops
I2:15-Bsltirnore, Way Stations and EiIicott City
l:3O-h6W tOAk AND NORFOLK SXPRRss.
5.3O-Bsltincrs, Frederick, Hazerstown and
Hey Stains Wis Main SteD)
t:2'-FLedeI.et, Point Of Rocs., bsserssSsn
statioas. tyis Metropoiitan Branch
t:So-BELT.N EXPRESS. Stops ~ Laurel.
t<s-Bsl moro, Annapolis and wsy stations.
6.0O-BALrIHCEE Express.
s:OO-bsltlmOTs sud " Az Stations.
c.OO-St- L5u1s, Cincinnati, PittsbuTg tFa=t Ex-
pre- CAisSEO, Columbus, SaD1usky and
al Way statiOus On Ohio aid Chicago
s:25-sEw = Us H1sHr EXPRESS. Sleeping car.
e;3s-Baltimore aud principal W az Stations.
$50, SEQ. --t5, 9:45 an, I:30, a. s, $40
500, s;2S, and 933 .. N. daily. All other
trGiCsd8IlJ except Sunday.
L.artHg CI1rfsH S.dttoH for Yasi'rsfor.
$50, so, Is, 9-i5 a. m. 1880, 4:lo
500. $40. .-35, 9:Is, IO:lOp. N. ca,lI.
$50, $40 oSo 8 m, 313, $50, 9Is
No connection on Sunday for HaRsrstCvn, An
pByoIis, stsuUtJn 90 Valley Branch. nor f0- New
YCrk sad Pr aiciphis 81 500 an. and 80 pm.
ard Ohio ricket Offices, Washington Station, ard
Ass Penney iF-Fis aF8nue, where orders viii be
taken for tsEs 50 Se Chez ed sad receives a; am
point IL tie city. - THOS. X. sHARP.
Master of Transr rrtation.
L.. NJ. COLS. General Ticket Agent,
GEO. : LION ~, General Agent noy1-n
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ySTRE SUPREME OOURrOF THE DISTRICT
n

HoIfirs a Special Term, January lsth, 1876.
In the case of Lemuel }. Draper aud James q.
Payne, Administrators W. u. OF ANDREW
BALMAIN deceased, the Administrators q. afore-
said, have, with the appreciation OF the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia aforesaid, sp
pointed TUESDAY. the 18th of FEBRUARY, 1876,
for the final settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate Of said deceased aud of the assets
In hand, far the same have been collected
and turned into money; when and where all tho
creditors and heirs of said deceased notified
TO attend, with their claims properly vouched or
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
eft in said deceaseds estsssc Provided, copy Of
this ider be publshed 800 veek for three week
in .hi Exsains e ssss a a Wills hss
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DUNCASsoN BROS, Auoroneer..

LVT On snUTH u eTREET, BETWEEN I3ru
MI 49, STRAElS, SOUTHWEST: ALSO,
LOT ON 3p, BErWSEN VI AND STREETS
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION
- oh SAT- RDAY AFTERNOON, February
am a. so clock. we i'll sell Ia front OF the
premises the west half of Lor 9, Slusre 2SS
$50 81 O'Clock on the afternoon. ia front OF
the PREMISE Lot - IN SIuar- s45 These Lots each
tanning shout $40 feet go en-
lie M One thIrd cash, balance in aud Il m IS
notes TO be secured by deed Of trust and bearing
rer cent interest. de- post of ESQ pon each Lo;
at time OF sale. Sale positive
feb2- M NCaSSOS RROs k,et.
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U,HE BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
IL STILL AHEAD.

STILL AHEAD.
THE LOWEST PRICES OF ANY ESTA g.
LISHMENT IN AMERICA FOR THE
QUALITY OF GOODS WE OFFER.
Finest DRESS SHIFTS made TO order In the most
elegant manner, Of the very best material, for o22s
ft guaranteed.
DRESS SHIFTS. Ready Made, OF wamsutta Mus
lin and Zoo Linen for only 9l.50.
DRESS SHIRTS, Ready N ade, OF Davol Mnslfn
and 2l00 Linen for q. Only 81.
Heavy CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, 75o.
~BRAHCH STORE, 1918 street northwest,
Washington, u. u. dec1-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02
IsTHE sUPREnMEkG G0SgRT e! DISTRICT

IL OF COLUMBIA.
ELEANOR MILLER VS.. GEORGE w MILLER ct al
4fS9-Eluity Docket Is.
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported by the
trustee In this cause be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 20 the contrary be shown OF before
the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY next. The report
states amount Of sale 10 be o. 900.
BY the Court: A. WILlE, justice.
Atrue copy-Test. r. J. MEI9S, ClsrK.
janl5 sat5t By L.. p. WILLIAMS, Ass OK.
TEIHE sUPRIME COURTOF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
The efh dry Of January. 1870.
SrsAy NORRIS MOSES BENEDICT FORTUNE, Ok.
ecutor, aud Others, the unknown heirs at law of
Eiiza L. Leitch, deceased.-No. <Jsi, Equity
Docket Is.
on motion OF the plaintiff, by Messrs. Ennis and
Laskey her solicitors IL Is ordered that the defenl
dants the unknown heirs at Law of Eliza E. Leitch ,
late OF the District Of Coiumbis, deceased,
eanse their appearance to be entered herein on or
this day otherwise the cause will be proceeded Win
As IN case Of default.
BY the Court, 49,, A.
ians-s Il. j. MEIGS, Clerk, &c.