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PERSONAL.

NIRs. l.. Z. RICHARDS,
IVl CLAIkVOYANT
Prychometric Deiineations: also, examinations Of
Gle ase by picture aud lock OF hair Medicines far
nisned If desired. Can be seen No. 1911 10th st.
northwest. jan3-sws
II ADIES.-Eor inv aluable Instructions as 10 how
IL 10 live true, heslthfut and beautiful life, and
make the most aud bes Of life il g., ircIOse 10 cts
70 DR.. DOMAINE, care Of Box All, Washineton,
DO. jaus- imr
C'LOR DIX MUBIAS AND BIG BONANZA CT.
Il Ca rs, of the finest Hayens Tobacco, Sc per
box, IL Tor 81. NJ. GOLDSTElN,
cec22- I'm California Cigar Store, III Pa sy,
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- CREAM COLOB FELT HATS, a.,
nud -
OSTRICH TIPS, LONG FEATHERS, -
SILKS snd RIBBONS to match ~
Special attention gIyen 10 orders.
Hrs. J. p. PALMER,
eEi3tr 11O9 y street, between I'm snI I5th
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a WRINKLE FOR CHATHAM STREFT.-A
Lawrence second hand CLONES des Ter sho wed
customer pair 81 pantalOOne which he
said had been made by a fashionable tailor
for wealthy gentleman who brought them
back after wearing them once, - they did
not nj him. The customer pivoied himself
around before the mirror, examined tre
length Of the legs, sounded the depln OF the
pockets and closed the bargain. When well
cut Of sight OF the clothing store. he exam
ined for the FIRST time an article which. as he
revOlved before the mirror, his hands had
encountered In one OF the pockets. YES"
the customer had said 10 himself, chats q
pocketbOOk. i know by the feeling OF II.
Mr.. - must have LEFT 10 In here that night
he wore these pants" The reader eau sup
ply for himself the further details OF the
story. twenty five cent paper lined pOck-
etoCok proved the means OF selling a $50
pair OF cottony satinet trowsers, al a net
profit of as.
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A SHERIFF FoILED.-Yesteriay Deputy
Sheriff II ardy went 70 arrest Ross Mcmahon.
Mr.. Hard v was informed that the gentleman
he wanted was laid In Calvary Cemetery
last week.
Mr.. Hardy went also to arrest Joshua
Wood He found Mr.. Woods remains laid
out for interment today.
Mr.. Hardy went 10 arrest certain lady.
he found her lying In bed with broken leg.
Mr.. Hardy went TO arrest another lady.
He was met at the door by the doctor, who
informed him that the lady was expecting a
visit from little stranger and could not at
tend to business.
Deputy Hardy feels this morning as well
as can be expected. He says he doesn't know
what the world is coming to- Brooklyn
Rrr1e
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BURROUGHS. In Georgetown, ID. o 4. February
18th, 1916, Nm. THOMAS BURRoUsHs, in the elst
Friends Of the family sre respectfully invited ..
Martet street, sunday, February 2Oth, ls76. ct
O'Clock.
BURY On Thursday, the I7tb instant. yoHs
Funeral 70 Jake place from the residence Of his
Friday, the 18th instant.
CHAPMAN. Februsry u, 1875. GEORGE LEK
CHAPMAN, son Of John Lee Chapman, aged 35
CURTIs. Wednesday, 10Th instant, Of pneumonia,
SAMUEL PfEhiIss CUaTls; sged 81 YEAR,.
residence, I4I7 10th street northwest.
KslsEB. February ~. 1870, At twenty minutes
ES.SstS kaser, in the 18Th year If his ass A1a
Ahllction sore long time ne bore,
TN God sas sGG e t.E sa him n home
And ease him % his pain.
depoe, No. 1888 9th street noIthsest, on Friday,
l; instant, at sG'cl3ok m Relatives and friends
kkLLY. On Wednesday, the 18th irsts lt, at half
psst Q clock m, after lens sunering Illness, q
james and sarah Kelly, aged 81 years and n
Funeral will take place from bis fathers resi-
denoe bead Of th aud Boundary streets north gest,
on Friday at Q clock. Friends Of the family are
NICHOLSON. February Is. at 7;sD m, of diph-
thsriic Group, ANNIE D., beloved daughter Of L. 4:
and Susie c. Nicholson, aged yeArs,9 months and
Funeral viii take place from her parents resi-
dence, l411 street northwest, Friday, 18TH inst,
al ,. m. frisnds Of the family are Invited. n
P0LGLASE. February Is, Of oiphtheria, yEssE
VERNON, Infant son OF Ben amin and Martha y.
Polgiase, aged months and days.
Funeral viii take place from his parents, resa.
18th instant. at 2 o clock .. m.
RADCLIFFE. "Wednesday evening, February
10th instant, JULIA A. RADCLIFFE, wife Of Joseph
Radcliffe, IN the 6sth year 81 her age.
Funeral from the sth-street NJ. p. Church. Friday.
invited.
SHERWOOD. On the 18th instant, st $50 .. m.
WILLnRSIA, only child OF L. W. and l.. l.. shor-
wood.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of o.
W. Sherwood, I sos 18th street, on Friday, 81 10
O'Clock .. m.
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WHAT WINTER SPARED US last month he
vented somewhat upon the Californians A
correspondent writes that the climate has
broken loose and gone rioting on it's own
gard for its previous good character aud
much lauded Italian skies. Cold, raw winds,
heavy frosts, sleet, ice and snow have given
the people OF San Francisco a taste OF the
north. Boys that never had the chance be-
fore have slid upon ice, and had frolic OF
snow ballipg.
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U-The latest arrival on the Boston lyceum
platform is Miss Annie p. Smith, a young
colored lady, who is said TO be rather pretty
and speaks In quiet, self possessed fashion
that reminds the hearer OF Lucy Stone. Her
lecture is clever, too, the critics say.
ga young American lady, who has en-
joyed the rare privilege OF taking a stroll
with the poet Tennyson, Incidentally mem
tons in q letter 10 a friend that sit seriously
affected the romance of the situation whe1
be paused during the walk TO scratch his
back against q gate post
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HINTS TO HoRsEMEN.-Ify your horse is in
the habit OF kicking, use a low board. and
your horse will soon get over IL. When your
horse refuses 10 ike uD an oat, consider hi m
as having failed. To make your horse fast,
tie him with halters. Look carefully over
the bits of your horse, or you may soon ba
looking after the bits OF your wagon. III you
have a proper address you may receive q
couple OF lines from a horse, but on no ac-
count drop lire. However you may be At
tacbed TO your horse, you must be certain
that your horse is well attached 10 your car
riaQa-
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COAL AND WOOD.


VAL! COAh ! MooDI "VOD!
CHEAP! CHEAP! POR CA6Hf
THOusAEDS OF TONS ORDERED.
Arriving daily, oargoee Of tbs bsst varieties OF all
klods OF COAL and WOOD.
Row u the time 10 buy
If you would save money get Ss1S systtis and ysSi
ss,sht, 7,7D pounds to the ton, call Oh tins under,
sigred before you buy.
Having two OF the largest Nnsrves II she Distrtcs
and all the facilities possible thereto annexed tor
he delivery Of Goal direct from our vessels to the
consumer, We can certainly oter special induce
Ients. visit 70 our Wberves and Depot viii oon-
vince et gisce OF orr unsur passed sdvanta
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered ss Iox g. 90 to 8 =
Der cord.
single trial IA all that ia necessary to oonvinos
she public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,,
Main Once and Depot Ut yohnson's Wharvss, foes
of 18th and ls:h streets.
odaoss- ii ifY ~ lsTs.s s'r'a' .us.s 90
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PROPOSALS.

nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ OFFICE OF INDI. N AFFAIRS, January Is, 1876.
Seale4 Proposals viii be received ct this Office
until O'Clock the 81 day of February, 1876, for
furnishing the following named Quantities Of Beef
Cattle the Hoof foE issue to Indians In the In
dian territory:
For the Kiowa and Comsnche Agency, LOO 900
pounds, sross eight
For the Wichita Agency, 900 pounds, gross
weight.
For the Cheyenne iEd;Arapshoa Agency, 800 goo
pounds, gross weight.
Full particulars regarding the requirements for
bidders will De furnished application at this
office. 10. SMITH.
JanY -eotfebI9 Commissioner Isdisn Affairs.
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s7-"These are pretty hard times, can tell
you, SIR" explained a tramp, drawing the
back of his hand across his eyes while he
smut the otber<upon q donation OF ten cents.
"Lots of families who'd never thought q
year ago that they could mix up biscuit
without cream now use water"
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RAILROADS.
1919 GREAT 1919
1910 ENsYLyANIA 1910
ACUTE
To the NSTth, West, and soutsvest.

ouTs
To the NOTth, West, and soutsvest.
D0s<ble Track, steel RdiLs. Splendid Scea-
cry, Magnificent Equipment
Trains leave v sshiugfon, city time, from Depot,
corner % Oh I'D streets, a. foilgvs:
PsrlOr Car e. Pitts5urg; 5:40 ., u. daily, with
Palace Car 20 chicago, and ll:ss q. u. daily
except SUNDAY.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Falls, and the North, .. m. daily, except Sun
day; and I:40 . N, daily, eIcep, Saturday, With
fAlo, IL So m; daily, except Sunday.
Tor New York snS tbe East, 9: o D NJ. daily, with
Palace Cars sttsehedi Limited Express q Pull
fS5 , Ne. ., York 80 N daily, except sunday
For PhissslS s 100 Ssy sundsy
Accommodati, for ssfiimsrs. = so a. m. caily.
Tor Popes Greek Line y :s0 .. N. sad s:20 .. m.
Tor Annapolis, 1850 .. m. and l:5s ,. m, except
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
NAY AMP ALEXANDRIA 3 WAsHINGroH
For AIsIsIs aIDI:.s,e.1s.1I.n
s, 8, los, snd li:4O D. m. On Sunday at ..
m, and ard IN.
Tor the South, vis ktchmond, 11:40 y. m. daily,
except suE6ss snd sac a. m daily; and via
Trans. leave hls1 sndrIa FOR W sshinston. s. rs.
Sunday ct and 10 q. N, and .. m.
Tickets. Information, Sleeping and Psrlor Car
sccommodstio1s can De procured At the Ofnses:-
Northeast corner of Thirteenth street and Penn
sJlvsnis avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
and Pennsy alia avenue, and at the Depot, whore
Sestip alton fr u Hotels and Residences.
FRASK THoas0S. CENT Manage. iaas-iy
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

RUTTER, BuOKwHEAT. As.
Choice Eeg York Butter
Choice New York BHckvneat
siOller's Diamond Syrup.
Vermont Maple Syrup,
Cape God Crsnberries.
Pure Ourrsnf and Ounce s.Ily srs us under our
own supervision.
Preserves, Brandy Peaches. ana n general Is
sortmspt o. Few Gooir Just received and FOR sale
By j. b. BRYAN BBO.,
octzstr eeS PenpsYly anis eveuus.
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NHW YORK AND WARRINGTON
~ THROUGH LINZ

IN THROUGH LINZ
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW ENGLAND
STA TES.
THROUGH BETWEEs WAsHINeros And
NEW YORK
WITH y Ut Change OF CARS.
The equipment On this lire ts and Of the most
elegant and IN proved nnish.
nAE PABLOh CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEBPIN6 CABS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and after January ID, lsl6, tfaips BIZ thfs
line will leave depot OF Baltimore aud Potomac
Railroad, corner Of 6th and b streets, as follows:
s:S3 am: Limited Express-Pu1lman Car Train
fer Philsdelphis, New York snd points East
daily, exc pt sunday.
l:50 N. kx press for Philedelphta and Kew York
daily, except sunday.
<:sS pm. Ex press for Philadelphia and way points
$40 pm. E1sress for Philadelphis, New York
and points East 6aiiy.
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS on al Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS on
Fight Trains.
tickets snd Information can be procured IT the Of.
fcee OF the con. panJ.
vste residences orders left o: the Offices OF the
oompAny northeast corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue, and on northess: corner Of Pennsyl-
yapia ayenEe snd sth street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
R0AD, corner stA and D streets ,oxn
General Passenger s Assns, PnilsMaspkis e.
feol Superintendent. Baltimore, Nd.
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I'm THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
ii 0E C0I.HMRIA

OF COLUMBIA.
Special TrNs, Probate Jntsdtcfion. Jas 79th, lH6.
In the matter Of the will Of WILLIAM q. NJ A.
GEE. Application for letters testamentary on the
estate Of William u. Masee, Of the District of
Columbia, has this day been made by William
King. All persons interested are hereby notified
10 appear In this court on SATURDAY, the 10Th
day Of February next. ct ii O'Clock o IN, to show
cause why letters testaentary the estate Of the
said dece should not issue prayed. Prortdef
a COPY Of this order be published once q week, for
three weeks, In the Evening star, previous to the
SAY" isnaS:a A. wEBsrKB. Register Of wills.
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YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY ON TWELFTH SrREET, BETWEEN
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND STRIFE r

SOUTHEAST.
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust to me, dated Oc-
tober first, A. D. 1874, and recorded in Liber
No. 764, folio 2, Of the land records for Wash
Ing county, District of Columbia, and at the
quest OF the party secured thereby, will offer for
sale at public auction, on MONDAY, February 2l /,
ia6, at AZ O'Clock p M. in froIt OF the prem
ises, and TO the highest bidder lot six g. Ia 81 uare
one thousand and nineteen l0ls gether with the
improvements thereon, consisting Of five 81 two
story fran es, one used o store
Terms OF sale: 100 and the expenses of the sale
In cash balance in six 6) and twelve (l2) months,
secured by deed OF trust on the premises and the
notes Of the purchaser, bearing eight (s per cent
interest. 100 to be paid down on the day Of sale.
Convey ancfug at purchasers cost. Ii the terms
are not complied with within seven (7) days, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property,
ten 0l days public notice. at the risk aud OF
defaulting purchaser. JOHN A. BAKER, Trustee.
feblO eo&ds YOUNG q MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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CHANGE or TIME. FEBRuARy 18th, 1879.
AN. LEAVE vASHINGTON
S:00-Bsltimore sud Way Stations.
T:00-bsiti-nore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
7.30-BALFiNORB EXPRESS.
e.OO-NEw NORz AND BosrON ExPRKss.
e:4s-CILci1e sti, ST. Louis and PittsbuTs EI-
pres. DinneI at Cumberland, Nd
e:s0-BzltImOre and Way Stations. On Sunday
e:sO-PCiDt of Roeks and Way stati 0ns.
MORRUNLInITKD ExPRHss Eo stops
I2:I5-Bsl;iuors sud Way Stations,
l.30-hKW fORE AND NORFOLK ExPRRss.
S.3O-BsltmJre, frederick, Hsgerstown and
t:3s-Tsedsriok, Point q Roek., Hssers,sru
stsiis1.' VT he,ropo ohfs1sf Branch sne
S:S0-BALI NOEE EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel
t;ts-Bsltilnore, Annapolis and Way stations.
6:O0-BALTIdCRE Express.
6.O3-BaltinOre and Way stations.
s:oo-St. Louis, Oincinnsti, Pittsours iFsst EI.
pres Chicago, Columbus, Ssndusky and
az Way Stations on Ohio aud Chicas'
s:25-NEw YORK BIsHr Express. Sleeping cars
20 NeS York.
s:5s-BsItmore and principal Way Stations:
500, 's:25, snd 5:s5 ,. N. daily. All other
trsinsdsily except Sunday.
Lsarlrx Camden Station 10, Wds.tsr:Os.
x:4s, s-I5, 500, $50, s:45 a. m. 1880,
ais, 300, $40. 6:35, 1910 .. m. daily.
$50, $40 1880 O.. N, 3:1S, $3.50, via
,. m, daily, eycep; Sunday.
No connection On Sunday for Hsgerstovn, An
nspolis, sssuntou OF Valley Branch, nor foI Sow
York AID Philadelphia At 500 m. and 80 Pm.
Tor further information apply at the Baltimore
aud Ohio ticket Offices, Washinston stations and
taken for baggage 70 be and at any
SoiIt IN the city. IdOs, q. sH AEf,
L.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
ego. s. kOOhTZ. General Agent. novl-u
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STEAMER LINES.
NV EXPRESS Linz VIA OAHAL,

NEW EXPRESS Linz VIA OAHAL,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIs, ALEKxNDKIA, VASE.
jNGTON AND GbORGBTORN.
sAILINs DAYS
From Pier y, North Whsryes, Phia 1tl sals
SATURDAY, at IL a. q
From 9 " ster street sseorgetO q, 49,
ID. O., MONDAY, ct o.
This line connscts at Philsdeipnis With CIydst
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Pro-f
dence, Boston and New England Ststes Nc wharf
age II Boston Cy TIT. lie.
g r. BYDE, Agent for D. Of G
VIM. r. OLYDE CO., Poilsdelp hia
y. A. REED, Alexandria, Va
ID. =. q. GIHb, 80 evonshire street, bo<eCZ.
- Freights Delivered by Kpox's Express. orders
left at General o1ioe, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
IT toe steamers Whsrf. WIN he prosastlT attended
70. seps-tr
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MO HUMBU9cL. RIC1 YIN pay . fair essA
~ .ios g s9Y tina q taaHis; asS.s "a Ss,le
sHoES, o.. g! 10 ss.sst: sssysss e. !, g
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AUCTION SALES.
TRts AFrtlE V"II>
!. ii. wABN SR, corner 7Ih and : streets.

* 1t. NAbN Sh, Corner Eth and streets.
3EUsTEE's sALE or AN ELEGANT THREE:
OH AMI BASEMENT House. BROWN
TONE FRONT, No. 3I4 Q 5 rRkET NORTH
o. BY virtue e certain deed az trust, bearing
Ii ate Dec ~ Der 5, Is74, snd duly recorded ia
lbeI foo Ioio az Ct seQ OF the iaad records OF
Washington count ID O., and at the written
9tset OF TIE patty thsrrbE occurred will sell, at
cubic suctlnn. in front OF tbs premises on TaURS-
DAY the l7th day OF February, A ID. 1875, At 5
&C ock m al tina tain piecs or psrcel OF aud,
III ntnste and helng la ths city Of w sshi agion
IN sHlo Eistrief, AID known and described IN thu
sroupd Plat or plan thereof the west one half Of
OF tnlftS three IS In resery alton number ten 10 l.
tsetD with the I'm proven, nts thereon consisting
o. tbrte-story aud basement brown stoRe trout
house and commodious stable. all in mplete order
Terms OF sale: One thra in cash; the balsncs 10
teree equs iustslmouts AZ six, twelve aud Gig ecu
months, with interest at ten per cent psr ANNA
uItl paid pay able semi annually, to be secursd by
ceec OF trust on the premises sold S3g wi be re-
CURED OF the puTcbas. at the time OF sale All
convey anclng at purchasers cost. III the terms af
sale are not fnlIy complied with In one week from
ths Gay OF sale the ustee reserves the right re-
sell Inc properly az the risk and cost Of the de-
fsultins pul chaser. after ave avs. sdyerti.emsnt
~ ANDREW B. BUVALL, Trustee
leO4,io1' II. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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EDtIN 10
feb,a M SHhsskS 7. p CaEEIsi,y Trustees

v
heal ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF MANY
Ind AHEhus, BETWEEN lsT AND 2D
STREETS WEST, OPPOSITE BOTANICAL
GARDEN; LOT 22l4XI6o, IMPROVED BY
THREE STORY FRAME DWELLING.
~ By virtue Of a deed If trust, oatsd July 24.h,
III A. ID. lo7s, aud duly recorded 10 Liber No. 79l,
tolic so, seq one IF the land records for the Dis
trict OF -mbis, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, we viii sell at public auclion in
front OF the premises TO the highest bidder on SAT-
UkDAl, February 18Th, 1sio, at O'Clock .. IN. :,
AL that certain piece parcel of ground situate
the city Of Washington, District of Columbia, and
known As part Of lot No. 8, in square No SO, aud
Mary land avenue IA fees inches westerly from the
northeast corner OF said lot, and running thence
westerly along the line of said avenue % feet in
cbes thence sOuthesterly intersect the rear line
Of said lot. at point distant 40 feet inches east
from southwest corner Of said lot; thence east along
The said rear line ~ feet3 inches, the southeast
corner OF said lot. and thence northwesterly i'm a
straight line to the place Of beginning, together
with the in proyemen.s thereon
Terms OF sale: One third cash (of which sl0J must
be paid at the time of saleD and the balance in 6,
II, and Is months. IN equal payments, to be secured
BY purchasers notes. bearing per cent interest
frtm day of sale, until paid and deed OF trust on
the property sold. Conyeyancing and recording at
purchaser cost. II terms Of sale not com piled
with in days alter sale. the trustees the
right to resell at risk and cost Of purchaser in de-
fault. WIN. +. HOFFMAN, r-,...o
B.W: DOwNMAN, trustees
febQ dts Rep e0dl
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A CATS ENCoUNTER WITH A TURrLE-
An Indianapolis Maltese cat got 20 playing
with turtle, and tumbled and tortured the
poor thing In the most cruel manner, but at
ienEth pussy met with a decided reverse.
The News says: The turtle by a lucky
snap OF It's jaws, closed upon the tail OF the
cat, and chung there with the tenaclty OF a
bun pup, while the Maltese, with u horrid
yowl aud arched spine, danced the liveliest
kind of mtnuet. The tail swelled 20 abnor-
NAL size, the turtle couldn't let 20 N he
wanted 10, and for a few seconds there was a
revolution OF cat ana turtle, turtle and cat,
with I'm co w-g' and sSpitz -FpitE fitz ntz'
until The spectators were TAI 10 believe that
instead Of Que turtle aud Que cat there were
500 or 1000 cats. Finally the. Maltese was
released, ald some hours later was seen
gravely examining her c.-ddal extremity,
and evidently wondering How this was,
anyhow aud ~ was noticeable, that when
the turtle retraced It's Steps 20 the aquarium
he had exclusive right Of way 50 far as the
cat was concerned"
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TOMORROW.
| IhiTED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE OF
- slOCh OF pRI GuJDS AT STORE No
1876 SrH STREET NDRTHW

IhiTED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE OLA
saS 4fH y sTBhrr SoRPf ~ STORE No
III In virtue o. five wris of er facia., issued out OF
Du6lic sale tr sash q the store No as
sTy, 1876, commencing at 10 o'c ock q m the fol-
lowing Roofs and chsttels, TO wit, viz: L name in
Large lot Of Ca'icoes, large lot Lawns, large lot
lot assorted Woreted Goods foe ladies' sc iS Xs
'srge lot Pop1ns large lot Plaid Goods. large lot
large lot Tickngs, large lot Paue, large lot Oassi
netts. contents Of two show Windows, contents of
.hidren's aud gents Hoseries, large lot Shirts and
Draws, large lot shawls. Scharfs, Handksrch iefs,
rosn Cottops. &c lot ladies nd erclothes large
liz large P 5Gs Of white Gsmeres and aus
being general and complete stock of dry goods
seiHsd and H e, led pen IS the 3ods and ohats,
tsiy executions Nos Is 49, Is iss Is aG8, Is ass and
l5,I6S. in favor of kerugood Bros. use of Henry
Bqmes;f Hsg9s R q Hn R PGss
use of Henry Raj; and ISAAC sickle.
Rv nuNcsAkklhoXa SHARP sba Z; s: Marshal D; g:
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE OF
WASHINGTON N tRkET re BuiLpISa No ''
yirtgs OF writ Of eri taciss issued out Of the
Columbia and to me directed I win sell at pIbIic
FhiDAY, the 18th day Of February, 1876, at /
oel9ck p m, The following goods snd chAttels viz:
IN and Ia the leasehod estate of stalls No GIG and
half Of GO, in the Washington Market Company
bulldinS, and will be sold To satisty execution No.
IL 653. IN favor of Washington Market Company.
feb7.d&ds ALEX. SHARP. u. s. Marshal, ID @,
limited STATES MARSHALS SALE OF
- STA ILS No. 367, sos, S69, $50 AND ISL,
IN WASHINGTON MARKET BUILDING.
In virtue OF writ of eri fscias, issued out of the
Clerk Office of the Supreme Court OF the District
81 Columbia and to me directed will sell, at pub
on FRIDAY, the sth day Of February, 1876 az L
clock NJ, the following goods and chattels, viz:
hil James LaFountsire 8 right, title claim and in
terest In aud to the leasehod estate OF Stalls No S
S6s, 1863, $50 and ISL, in Wsshn6ton Market COM
psIy's building and will be sold to satisfy exacu-
ton No IL 6Ss 10 favor of Washington Market Oom-
psny. ALEX. SHARP.
feb7-d5ds u. s. Marshal ID. G.
TRUSTEES SALE
- By virtue of deed IF trust dated February
sc, 1872 aud recorded in LIber No. GIL, folio
= $50, Of the land records of the District of CO.
lumbis, L will 81 II, at pubic arcIion, on FRIDAY,
the 1eth OF February, ls76, at ~ o'clock .. m in
front OF the premises, the north 81 feet inches
front of lot No. 2, in square No 6S5, by the depth
thereof Ihts pro pert has front Of 81 feet in
ohes on North Capitol street, between north and
north streets, with average depth Of sbont loo
feet.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance IN one, two, and
three the purchaser to give his notes for
deferred payments, bearing interest st the rate of
eight per cent. per annuu, and secured by deed OF
trust on the property. Convey sgcing at cost of
purchaser, SlUO down at time of sale:
E. CARUSI, Trustee.
f,b7-eo&ds GRep BOWMAN 4 GREEN, Auct