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FoRTY-FoURTu CONGRESS-
Q.,sing Proceedinos Yesterao,

SENh IE.-After our report closed
Mr.. Mo rton continued hts remarks on his
mlsslssipp' resolution. tie read from Mis-
sissippi papers TO show that public feeling
vas hostile 10 the negro. Without con-
clndirg the resolution was aIlo wed 20 90
over. IDe POINT rules were then adopted with
RELATION TO counting the vote for President
snd Vice President.
HoUSE.-After our report closed
Debate on the Centennial bill WAS con-
tinued.
Mr.. Stenger Pa and Messrs. FELTON, and
Cook GA opposed the bill on constitutional
grounds, and we've followed by Mr.. BANKS i'm
al eloquent appeal favoring the bill. Win
out any action the House adjourned. Il being
unders TODD that the eulogies on the late
Vice President will prevent a vote being
taken to- day, as was intended.
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HARDENED MURDERER, George Morris,
was convicted in the New Orleans Superior
Court last week. His victim was a mulatto
woman of whom he was Jealous, aud whom
he owned that he had Travelled 600 miles to
kill. After having stabbed her fourteen
times, piercing her body through and
through In several places, each wound being
sufficient 10 produce death, he deliberately
walked TO the birthstone, and, after sharpen
ing the long knife on the stones, returned to
where the gasping woman lay IN the agoaies
Of dis olution, and cut her throat from ear
To ear. In court he was insoleDt and disor-
derby, and OF course insanity was the only
available defense for such a monster. Con
sidering the atrocity of the case, 1t is rather
surprising that ii did not avail
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DEFAULTER IN NEvADA-The sentence

a DEFAULTER IN NEyADA.-The sentence
OF Borowsky, ex-public administrator, ha ;
been postponed until Saturday. Under the
law the severest punishment that can be in
fiicted is fine Of 81 600, which goes TO the
state. He is delinquent about this sum on
the estate of the late DIR. Hamilton, whose
wife and daughter are represented as being
In distressed circumstances. 1t is probable
that IL he can raise that sum and pay il over
for the benefit of the heirs of the estate Judge
Cole will feel justified in imposing a nominal
fine. The punishment is simply matter OF
dollars, and all who are familiar with the
facts in the case would rather see the lawful
heirs of DR.. Hamilton than the state OF Ne
yada get the money! Eur eEd Sentinel.
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~The only female sovereign In India
wears brooches.

~The only female sovereign In India
wears breeches.
@It was a sad day for the republicans
party when Cincinnati was selected for the
national convention. Chicago dominates
all the presidents Chicago Times.
~The tramps who have marked out
lunch routes through Indiana say you can 4
go ten miles In that state without finding
somebody who has just been left 500, 900 by
the death OF an uncle in Germany, and that
that very man is the very one who eats sorg-
hum molasses on his pancakes instead OF
maple syrup.
HrThe scholars In Chinese school never
put bent pins on each others seat. They
are not civilized enough for that. But when
one OF them shuts the lid of his desk down
on the pig tail OF the boy next 10 him. the
owner Of the queue INDUCES in some fright
full tea-box language when he attempts 70
rise from his seat NOTTiStOlOa Herald.
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THE Colorado Springs Gazette tells abou

THE Colorado Springs Gazette tells about
little episode which happened TO OKeefe
of the signal office, and mule on the Pixies
Peak trail. They Were struggling up thS
mountain, and had passed above the timber
line, when the mule, which was loaded with
provisions, made a misstep and tumbled
over cliff two hundred feet high. In the
descent he turned his heels up and struck
square on his pack, and bounced like a rub
Der ball. The beast was not killed, but was
in very feeble state OF health at last ac-
commits
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ANOTHER CLERICAL Scandal scan
dal which caused a decided sensation came
10 light At the morning session Of court yes-
terday. A young lady, who resides at No.
Il Irving place, appeared. in company with
her uncle, 10 prefer n complaint of attempted
indecent assault against John Jane.
Thompson, Presbyterian evangelist The
defendant was In court and appeared u be q
man about forty-tve years OF age. low sized
and OF stout build. On the LIST OF January he
rented a room I'm the complainant's resi-
dence, but having taken his meals outside,
he had but very little intercourse with the
family. He and the young lady had, there
fore, never met, much less spoken 20 each
other. On "Wednesday morning, about a. We
O'Clock, the complainant, who occupied O
room on the third floor, was awakened by q
little sister who sleeps with her. and who
informed her that somebody was m the
room. Just then she saw the defendant
scream OF terror that rang through the
house Thompson threatened TO shoot her AZ
she did not keep quiet aud tried 20 get into
the bed. The screams OF the two girls soon
aroused the household. and THOMPSON WAS
caught fleeing from the room IN ms night
shirt. lie was given into the custody OF
cf1cer Nicholson, OF the 18th precinct In
answer 10 the Inquiries OF the court. Thomp-
son said he had no recollection of the crime
imputed To him and did not care a damn"
what court he should he tried in. lie after
ward changed his mind aud elected 20 be
Tried ~ the special sessions, because he
wished 10 have speedy trial. ID was adj
United by the complai nant's uncle who ac-
companied her 10 court, that he thought the
defendant was insane, and his manner I'm
court was not that OF n thoroughly rational
person. lie was held for trial In default OF
~l-O0 bail During the day a gentleman
connected with the American Tract Society,
called at the court and said that rhompson's
insanity had already become known 10 his
brother clergymen, and 10 was intended To
have him examined by n commission OF
lunacy.-lN. }. Herald Porn.
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a YOUNG GENTLEMAN met a lady friend
In the street, and seeing a roll In her hand
which he supposed TO be music. asked her
what IL was. "lou've been drinking" she
curtly responded. "Why-why-," STAN
mered the youth, blushing prod gtously and
overwhelmed with coufusiOn-"why,T have
moi tasted drop to-day The young lady
looked him straight in the face and repeated,
II say, you've been drin-m but before she
could finish he fled across the street, aud she
was compelled 10 send him a note the next
morning explaining that you've been
drinking was the title OF the piece OF music
she carried.
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A THREATENED COMPLICATION AVOID
ED.-A threatened complication between
the federal and state authorities. with re-
spect TO the custody of Tunis q. Campbell,
Mcintosh county, Ga, who was convicted
last January and sentenced TO one years i'm
prisOnment in Chatham county Jail, has
been disposed OF by his surrender on the part
of the United States Court to the jailor at
Chatham, TO await the order of the state
courts.
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HENRY SoMERvILLE DIGBY known also
as Lord Digby, cousin TO the Earl of Digby
died at Bellevue hospital, New York. last
Sunday. 1t appears that while in a 1t of
delirium, induced by diphtheria, he had
forced q small bit of wood down his throat.
He was man OF uncommon abilities, and
was able TO maintain himself by writing ir-
regularly FOR the magazines and newspapers,
leading Bohemian life. He had separated
from his family in consequence OF extrava-
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81 HEARD Sir George Beaumont say that,
AT Lady Manners, IN the country, Tom
Sheridan was, one night going 10 bed His
father came in and began 10 lecture him, but
being drunk, Tom undressed, put out the
candle, and went 10 bed. The next day he
was telling this, and some one said, What
became OF your father@ on" said Tom.
'Ill be - II know. heard him tumb-
ling about for an hour afterward.' ~ RGy-
10.
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- TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRO.
PEkTY NEAR FALLS CHURCH, IN FAIR-


By virtue Of that certain deed Of trust from Isaac
date az 9Th, 1874, and OF record on the Land Re.
cords Of vAiIfax county, Va, Liber B, No 4, folio
der, on the premises, on THG RsDAY, the Sd
day Of February, ls7s, at ~ O'Clock m. AZ those
scribed In said deeds, containing II acres snd 10
ptles, and one acre more or lsss This property is
out buildings. and is very desirable property aud
lies adjoining the property Of j. II. Hollidge and
Terms OF sale: 30 much cash in hand - win pay
ceot on the gross sale; also, the sum Of i've hun
dred and sJtJ ave dollars and eighty i've and one
the like sum Of os6s e5, with like interest, 70 fan
due Nay sth, 1876, and the like sum. With like inter-
to fall due ct such time the said I. 9. Hollidge
shall name, but, he declining TO name the date ct
1s1s and TO bear interest from the day Of sale rs
'n JAZZ niisSe'''' ''''' I. (. foWisk. Trustees.
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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE UNITED
STATES-Sadlier's Catholic Directory for
1876 gives the following statistics OF the Ca tn
Ollie Church in the United States: Total
Catholic population, $500 800; archbishops,
IL; bishops, Sc; priests, 5,07f: churches, 5,0i6;
chapels and stations, 1,4s2; total churches,
stations and chapels, 6,52s; theological semi
naries, 80; ecclesiastical students, LIS; coll
leges, 6; academies and select schools, So;
parish schools, Gas; asylums, PA; hospitals,
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MARRIED.

RIENDLID0-COHkN. Ga the 10th instant,
BY Rev. l.. stern, OscAR FRIENDLIDo, of sesrae-
town, 20 Mles Rachel COHEN, OF Baltimore. Bal
tImore and Richmond papers please cOpy.l
RCsS-BOHLER. On the 9Th instant, Of the res
idence Of the brides mother, BY the Rev w. q.
Robinson, KATE s., only daughter Of the late
Daniel Boiler, esq OF Phiiadelphis, TO GEoEsE
W. kOss, Of Camden, New Jersey.
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party-"And now Mrs. Stubbins. I've Got
one important question To ask. Does not
Satan oftimes tell you that you are not Q
Christian?" Mrs. Stubbius-sYes, e do So"
i. q. P.-"And what say you TO him on these
occasions" Mrs. Swell, say, whether
be or no, IL can't possible be none OF is
business ~ Ia0dOD MN.
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CARL ROSA has finished an extraordinary
seccessful season in English opera At Liver
pool. 1t Is rumored confidentially that Mile.
Nilsson will enter into an engagement for
English opera with Carl Rosa for an Ameri-
can tour. 1t is stated from Germany that
Richard Wagner's tour, Percival, a second
holy grail subject similar TO Lohengriu, is
nearly completed, and VIII be published in
Vieuna.-rLoudon Letter,
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How on EARTH does IL happen that o
mans socks get under the bed every night I?
III he leaves them on chair In the hall, he
dresses TO find them under the bed, or one
under the bed and the other behind the bu-
reau. is IL right for a dignified man 20 get
down on on all-foursiand rake his spine on the
bed-rall and grab and grab ?-l Detroit Free
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HOTELS.

UNION SQUARE HOTEL,
u nS0 is s2gtsa 1
At this Establis hme mt are to be found all
the excellencies known to modern hotels of the
bi ghest grade.
Its location Is the most desirable in the city,
being in heathful and charming nsighborhoo
and within easy distance Of the chief public nsti
tutioIs, the leading business houses and the prn-
cipal theaters.
The rooms are spacious, very light, deliberately
furnished, ard thoroughly ventilated, and the vie rs
are varied, extensive and charming.
The hestaur a mt has no superior anywhere out
OF Paris: Every luxury Is here supplied at mode
and efficient.
night.
Visitors to New York will nowhere meet
better accommodation or more reasonable terms.
JanlS3m
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STEAMER LINES.
STAB BALL LINE
| UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM.
| SHIPS.

TAR BALL LINE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM.
SHIPS.
Sailing regularly every month frsm Watson 3
wharf, BROOKLYN. N Y, for PARA, >Sca~
PkRkAMBUCO, BAHIA and BIO Al EfA
kkklO, calling at ST. JOHNS, PORTOs-azaz.h
RICO.
NELLIE MATRIE, 8 900 tons Jan. ~, atap.m
JOHN BBAMA LII, 500 tons, Feb ., az D m
j Ii, WALKER, 27O0 tons, March 3. at i D m
These steamers are perfectly new, with al the
latest improvements, having first class passenger
accommodations.
For freight and passage at reduced rates apply to
J. 3. TUCKER & CO. Agents,
dec1o ON 81 Pine street, New York
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
4 BETWEEN
PHILADELPHlA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
ING TON AND GEORGETOWN
SAILING DAYS.
q TON Peg ?, North Wharves, Phi!sdelrnia,
From ss Water street, Georgetown,
This line connects at Philadelphfs with Clydes
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers Tor Proyi
dence, Boston and New England States. no wharf.
g. r. HYDE, Agent fer ID. Of O,
WIN. p. CLYDE CO., Philadelphis,
y. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
DB. U: MINK, 20 Devonshire street, Boston.
freights delivered by Knox q Express. Orders
left at General 0fice sos Pennsylvania avenue, or
~ the eteaaners' Wharf, VIII be promptly attended
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auotioneer.

SQUARE s91 AT AUCTION
TRtETEEs, SALE Of VAIL ABLE REAL ES
TATE SITuATeD BETWEEN Isr AND On
STREETS WEST AND nj AND N STREETS
SOUTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
- BY virtue Of q deed Of trust. bearing date the
18Th day OF May, A. ID. 1870, aud recorded in
Liber No 6i5 at folio S44, of the land records OF
the county Of sshington, in the District of
ols snG by direction Of the H. lder the
note thereby secured, we will offer for sale, puo-
nc auction, IN front OF the premises, on FRIDAY
the II t day OF January. 1876 al O'Clock D, m
all that certain tract parcel land situate Ia the
city OF Was blr e in said District, to VITAL of
sgnsre numbered i've hundred and ninety Sc zen
t5gi containing eighty one thousand six hundred
aud seventy. fl We feet 1858
The terms Of sale are follows, to wit: Two thou
sand dollars in cash, and The bala .ce for which the
notes OF the purchaser shall be- taken bearing in.
terest al the rate OF seven per centum per annum
parable semi annuaily, and secured by a deed of
trust on the property, in six tS Give, aud eighteen
months. deposit of two hundrea dollars viii be
required AZ the time of sale. All convey Ancng a,
the cost Of the chaser. If the Of are
not compiled with in ten days the trustees reserve
the night TO resell at the rick and the default
ing purchaser.
HALLET KILBOURN,t r..
JANIS N. lATrA, huS'eos'
Isn1-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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IN LINCOLN, Nebraska, resides q woman
who believes that her mother, many years
dead comes back and INDUCES in an osca-
sional feast. The good daughter occasional
ly puts plate Of pie and cake in the parlor
and always nnds the plate empty Ia the
morning. Last week she went suddenly into
the room and found that her oldest BOY was
q fully developed de-materializing medlum
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A CHINAMAN In California, whose life was
insured for large amount, was seriously
hurt by FALLING from Q wagon. There was
some doubt OF his ever getting better, and al
length one OF his friends wrote to the insur-
ance company; "ChaElie half dead, like hall
money"
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4 GREEN, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE SALE OF LOT 9Ox53, IMPROVED
BY SMALL TWO-STORY FRAME, BOUN0-
ARY BETWEEN 18TH AND 18th SHEETS

- By virtue of q deed of trust, dated January
- 9Th, 1873, and recorded I'm Liber No. ~, folio
zS land records for District of Columbia. and at
auction, In front OF premises, on TUESDAY,, Feb
rusry LIST Is76, at o'clor p: m Lot No. 81, 10
starr subd1y fsitn OF Lott l. 2 g. 0, 6, apd9 In
Square ha Isl in Washington city In said District,
with the in proveme nts thereon.
Terms of sale. $500 cas- b, fof which $50 must be
paid time Of sale; balance In and II months TO be
ured by purct asers notes. with interest at per
cent from day Of sale, and q deed q trust on the
property Sold Convey ancing and recording o. pur.
chaser cost If terms OF sale compiled With
In six DAYS after sale the Trustee the right
t. resell at risk and cost Of purchaser in default
Nm. =. HOLTZMAN,T Trustee,
JaI2l eotd No. 1921 Il street no, thwest
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AUCTION SALES.
WAsH. Is WILLIAMS, Auc;ioneer

WASH + aILLIAMs, Auotioneer,
FINE HEsVY woOLEN AND WOLF CAR
bIAGE ROBES; LOT "a Y u RrAIsJ
o. - TT RtAt. Jsnusr1 ~. ls7G. A. II . m A..
az ms a otfor Rooms. iofh and u streets, 4 shall
g I II alb, . without r serve
Terms ca-h.
1t WASH. b. WILLIAMS Auc,
Auctioae~r sud Resi ESsate 5roksr,
At the old stand OF Lstimer CleAry,
Southwest corner PenBsy lTsnis avenue and llth 81
H0CsEH0 OLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
~ 1OmCRhOM Saturday }, January 22d,
" ls76. in fr Mt of my Auction RoYm-, At 4 %
~ O'Clock shall sell q gene al assortment Of
~ Household Goods Tern cash
THOs. BOWLING. Auct.
WASH b. WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer.
Gt On TO MORROW. the 22d Instant I shall
cell, a front OF my auction rooms. @ fine As.
|" sorment Of Black Walnut chamber aud Par
Tor turni Lure: Msrbie-top Sideboards Mar.
hIe top Center Tables; Oak Dining rom Chsirs:
Msrbie-top Bureaus; Oak Cottage furniture: Bed
s,eads; ashstands; Csne-seat Chairs, Rockers;
Hair ard husk Mattresses; Brussels, Ingram and
other Carpets; Cooking and other Stoves
Also,
Seven Sewing Machines, in perfect order
Lot OF ID 1ors, Lumber and Sssh. Iron Rars &c
III WASH. ID WILLIAMS, Auct
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COAL AND WOOD.

1NOAL! COALI WOOD! WOOD,
CREAPi CHEAPg FOR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
arriving daily, cargoes Of the best varieties Of al
kinds Of COAL and WOOD,
Now Is the time to buy
Ifyou would money get Q GOOD s,ts,ls and jsss
ustsht, 7240 pounds to the ton, call on the under.
signed before you buy.
Having two Of the largest Wharves In the District
snd all the facilities possible thereto annex ed for
the delivery Of Goal direct from vessels to the
consumer, we can certainly offer special induce
Dents. visit to our Wherves and Depot will con.
vince one at glace of unsur passed advantages
Cord. W.
Good OAK WOOD delivered q low q % to ~
per cord.
single trial is all that 10 necessary 70 convince
the public of the above facts,
JOHNSON BROTHERS.,
Main Once and Depot ct JohnsenI Wharves, foot
CT 18th and 18th streets.
omoss- ii iHs ~ street .ssses aor'a"''s .u,n
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE at AUCTION OF AN ELE-
CANT DWELLING IN A MOST DESIRABLE
PART OF THE CITY, ON STREET, BE-
TWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND 10TH
STREET NORTHWEST.
a BY virtue of q deed OF trust to us, dated Octo
Der "a, b72, and recorded In Lbor No 63s, folio
4t3 of the land of the District of Colum
1876, at clock ~, In front OF the premises sell
at public auction, lot numbered q, of G. Berrets
subdy ision Of original lot No. s. ic square l99 said
subdivision being recorded in Liber FL. D. u folio
IA, in the office OF the surveyor of the District Of
Columbia. This lot fronts on L street north, and
runs back to a 80 foot alley, Is improved by an ee
CANT three story brick dwelling, mo. 1897 street
northwestD with baseme mt, attic and back building
and has excellent Furnaces and range.
Terms: 81 900 in cash, and balance In two equal
payments at twelve and twenty four months, for
which the notes of the purchaser bearing interest
at the rate Of seven per cent. per annum from the
day of sale, secured by deed Of trust the prop
required OF the pure laser at the time OF SALE and
all conveyencing is at the expense Of the purchaser
If the terms Of sale are not com piled with within
week from the day Of SALE the Trustees reserve
the rig to resell tho property at the risk and cost
of the defaultng purchaser upon giving seven days
JOHN II. OLMsTEAD, trustees
decl5-m t.6eotd THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
ErTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED to
TUESDAY, January sth, 1876, at same hour and
place. BY order Of the Trustees
jams eo:ds THO5. BOWLING, Auct.
nSTHE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER POST
PONED to TUESDAY January 18th, 1876, at same
hour and place. By order of the Trustees.
janis eotds Repl THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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Young & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

YOUNG & MIDDLEToS, A1ctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, VIZ: LARGE
BRICK DWELLING ON WEST SIDE or
!iIH STkxET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN G
- BY virtue of 8 deed OF trust dated November
* I'D, 1874 and recorded in Liber 765, foil 3T7,
OF the land records of Washington county District
of Columbia, and by direction OF the holder OF the
pote secured thereby, we will sell at public auction,
In froEt of ihe premises 90 MONDAY, the 9th day
Of December. ISIS, at o'clock y. m, all that pi see
Of ground in Washington city, District OF Column
bia known and described "a the south half o. LOT
number sixteen tl6b, square numbered three hun
dred and nineteen 1919, subject to prior deed of
trust for 500 dated November 18th, 1874, and re-
records.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash; balance in and Il months with
ten per cent interest secured by notes and deed of
trust on the property. Convey ancing at purchss-
er,s cost salU down when property 4 scld, which
piled with I'VE days from sale, and the property
may be resold at the risk and cost of the defsuing
pu rchaser.
p. A. DsRNEILLE,S Trustees.
novTtd YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
II THE ABOVE BALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, December 10, at game hear and place.
dec7"td YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
svTHE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
having failed to comply with the terms of SALE the
property will be resold, at his risk aud cost, on
MONDAY, January nth, 1870, at same hour and
ianlo-dtd YOUNG q MIDDLETON, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY: January 20th, at same place and
hour. By order Of Trustees
janis did YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auct,
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
Pen ED until wEDNE-pAY, January 26th,
same time and {oTsa shhSi r. E.''
Ian2idtd Anctioueers.
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A LEXAHDRIA AND WASHINGTON 4. Il.

A LfAAHDRIA AND ~, SAsaISaIos B. 3.
AND FREDERICKSBURG BIB,
Corner az b aid Sixta streets.
Local trains leave for Alex sndria as follows. g.
80, 10, IL q. IN; 1, 3, 4:20, 8, 6, Jpn =
q N anc L and .. L. daily, all other Trans tally
Local trains leave Alexandria as follows: ST., 9,
., 10, II q. N 4, 3, 4, 8, o and ,. IN. The b.
and o .. N. AID D. n. from Alexandria aaiiy; all
other trains dsily except Sunday.
Richmond Day Mail leaves Washington at $40
D m daily.
GREAT SOUTHERN BXPREsS, via Richmond,
leaves Washir gton IS IN. daily excerpts unday
Throuah ticke.s 20 all points South and Southwest
Tor sale at Offices 18th street and Psnnsy!va-
mia avenue, and 9th street and Pennsylysuia
avenue where passe myers leave orders for bag.
Engs TO be checked as al hotels and residences
General PASSENGER Agent.
GK0. q. WILKINS, General su1t.,
1Anlh Baltimore, Nd.