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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

A MAN who could name a child in honor of
the assassin OF Mr.. Lincoln, and then deny
his act over the grave OF his child for the
purpose OF retaining a contemplate little
clerkship, is unworthy OF further considera-
ton. We allude TO this matter simply TO re-
quest the members OF Congress 10 watch
ing office at Washington. Our best men
stay at home and pursue their careers OF bus
mess patiently and ploddingly. It is only
the vagabond class, for the most part-those
who have not the industry or fxedness of
purpose to mark out and follow a line Ollie
climate busiBess-who hang about the lob
bies OF legislative halls and proclaim their
patriotic services and deserts with a blast of
trump ets.-( Mobile Register.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

DAN MACE, writing about his experience
with trotters, says: I'VE started her In the
race, but she wasn't able to beat nothing A
hymn OF praise swelled upward from the
ranascent earth, and was carried TO heaven
gently agitated each glowing leaf, waving
the golden ears OF the fast-ripeuing corn and
tenderly kissing each fioweret, Is all nature
drank in the loneliness OF dawn. 1 brought
out Litch, and, putting q saddle on her /,
mounted her, and, after speeding her in the
road, we all measured her stride, aud found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

WOMEN AT THE CENTE NNIAL.-Oneo OF
the most interesting features OF the worlds
fair at Philadelphia will be the women's de-
partment-not department merely presided
over by women, but one devoted exclusively
to the exhibition OF the products of woman's
invention, genius and the results of her in
dustrial pursuits. The proposition to give
the fair such feature was first made in 1873,
when several women of Philadelphia set to
work and raised some s95, 900 for the pur-
pose. After that applications for space to
exhibit women's achievements In the arts
came in SO fast from foreign countries, as
well as from different parts OF the United
States, that IL was determined TO construct
special pavilion and make the women's ex-
hibition separate department This made
more money necessary. The women OF Phil
adelphia responded promptly with subscrip-
tions amounting to $4,000; Ohio followed
with SIS, 600, and Massachusetts, subscri bed
$1,000 more. This leaves about SIS 900 still
to be raised before the pavilion can be COM
pleted, and the women OF New York have
undertaken TO make up that balance.
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WHAT ONE CAN Go THRoUGH.-The Wor-
cester Spy tells this extraordinary story: A
cred career. He has been shipwrecked once,
narrowly escaped baking in q railroad acci-
dent, has been run away with times innu-
merable, was shot in the neck AT Gettys-
burg, had a taste of the horrors of LIBBY
prison, fell overheard from a whaler, aud,
before being picked up, left two fingers in
the mouth OF a shark, was drafted twice, had
the right arm broken in two places during
the New York riots, stood on a barrel with a
halter around his neck in an Alabama town
at the outbreak of the rebellion, from sunrise
TO sunset; In 1863 was crushed under q falling
building during a California earthquake
and was without food or drink for nearly
fifty hours, and, when homeward bound
from the mines of the White Pine region,
narrowly escaped lynching through a mis-
take In person. Amid all, he preserves his
equanimity and refuses 10 believe that luck
is against him.
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A HORSE SToRN.-In July last horse was
sent by rail rom his former home 90 Avon
springs, n. Y, arriving at n p. tn, and the
next day was sent twelve miles TO pasture
Alter three weeks be broke from the pasture
and returned 10 the springs, went 10 the
freight depot, and attempted to get into a
freight car, apparently with the idea of Wis.,
iting his Old home! This statement IL
NOuched fOr.-LOl Dlnllb A riIanlE
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MARRIEn.

C0MBs-H0FFMANN. on the 2sth inst NJ the
residence q the Rev. Father Walter, MIcHaEL s.
9f &c Paul, Mlnn. PORT Tobacco (Md.D aud ST.
raul mlnn.D papers please copy.l [Chron.l
stephens Church, by Rev. J. mcNslI.. a ~
EoER TscH TO n. JULIA BARRETT. No cards
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RAILROADS
1918 GREAT 1919
IOfO Pc NsYLvANIA IOfO
hOU TB
70 the North, West, and Southwest.

Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Seem
cry, Magntfcent Equipment.
corner Of slh and 3 streets, e follows:
Paro1 Car % Pat.s1rs Tlo M DAILY daily, Win Win
Palace Car to Chicago, and lI;ss .. N. daily,
Falls, and the North, s :. N. daily, EXCEPT Sun
ls: 'fTosp ESl. sna s su
r6 6,lSi y W ns daily is except SUNDAY
man Parlor Cars, 9: S5 .. m daily, except Sunday
With rsr dpf G.r is9 m daily except Sunday
T:I sss 9 s; Limited ssnsSs
ssy sss s1ssSs ea,
Tor PoIes creek Line 1850 .. m. and <:20 ,. N.
Tor Anna Sofis. %:so I: N. ard ass ,. NJ. s,osp.
EHT zR sa
g. Sc sSs, and ii:ie ,. n. On snnd:; Il 3.
M, and and =. y:
s4 sai T. !sS' M sn s.i Il:
Train: leave Alexandria for Washington. rs.
s,,nd.y !, .n %9o's;4 5, 8 and 1p' M On
Tickets iRiO.n.ti9n, Sleeping ana J., P.5lSr Oar
% IF
and Pennsylv anita svenue, and at the Depot, whore
Hose. and
rRAsk aes sPi ass1
RALTIhORR AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMl. February 18th. 1875.
s!So-p.. aSAs .ad Hx4 vs. s...iaa.'
19S9-ss.ltimSTs, A1n.Holis and Way Stations.
s:oS SsszaT Yoa1 1s n5f Bos1os r.ra.s.
e:4S-C1bclnnati, st. Louis and Pittsburg Ex-
e sns way On suua.,
Of RssssH snd W.! ss ss. anls
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXPRIss No stops
ta:15-B.ltimors and WAY Stations,
Pullman ParIor Cars. 0Af0IA AfA,''
s::sss: ssiI and
go. st.tlcn.: vi. MstroSoiissn Branch.
and s% pp; e. Laurel
s:So-0HIcAso FAST fIPRIss. Haserstown.
500 Baltimore and WAY st..iens.
LSqi Goinm RsDSs snd
AL Way Stations on Ohio and Ohicas'
s:ss-sEWYo EIsHr EXPRESS. Sleeping car,
:1s s.:sP: ss va .;;t!ss'
sSo sas and sS Sss p M daily All other
4:43, SIS, 500, 1880, s:45 q. m, 1880,
tls. 200, $40, 6:33, 1910 ,. m. daily.
$50, $40 1890 Q. M, Sis, $50, 9:IS
.. m, daily, except Sunday.
no connection on Sunday for Haserstovn, An.
ispolis, staunton Valley Branch, nor for New
York and Philadelphia at 500 Am. and 1880 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
rs PennsJlvania avenue, where orders will be
aiken for baggage to be checked and received ct
eoipt In the city. TH0S. Il. SHARP,
n aster Of Trans Dortation.
M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3, kCOhTZ, General Agent. royl-n
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ADVICE FOR EvERYBoDY.-A colored ex-
FOUNDER Of the scriptures recently created
ton OF his congregation by suddenly branch
ing of In this way: "Now, 1 want TO say q
word TO de sisters. When you has a washin'
TO do somewhat, and you gets done, just you
round lookin' whar you can ind q little cof-
fee, or q little sugar, or little something
else to put into yo' pockets. Go right home
md Plain Dealer.
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BOWMAN Il Green, Aucts' ~
L Real Estate Auctioneers,


TIUsTEEs' SALE OF DESIRABLE OOUN.
Thy PLACE OF 2l2s ACRES, WITH FIN
!MS!PR0VIMENTS, WITHIN FIVE MILES
IN Under and by virtue of Q deed Of trust to me,
8u dated August 18th, 1874, and duly recorded In
LIber II. b., No. 9, folio 3s7, &c, of the land
records for Prince George county, stats of Mary
land and BY direction Of the party secured thereby
VIII sell. at O'Clock p. m, on TUESDAY, the
Jth day Of March, 1876 the premises all that GER
tain piece or parcel OF land situate and lying In
the equity OF Prince George, state of Maryland,
known and described as follows Beginning for tbs
same at point on the new-cut road distant 52s feet
esstery I'M the Intersection Of said road with tk
four feet within the lire Of fence on said road;
thence north degrees Is minutes $40 feet along
SAD fosd; thence north Il degrees % minutes west
iSS ieet; thence south IS degrees 30 minutes west
ofo ieet thence south 40 feet to the place Of be-
ginning, containing 7iss acres, more or less. The
sald piece OF land being part of tract known IS
"OhIilen Castle Manor" and the same land CON
yeytd to Richard b. Mohun BY VIM. y. johnson in
Terms Of the sale: onethir Of the purchase money
In cash, OF which dep OF $3.50 will be required
at the time OF sale and the balance In and two
yesrs, secured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold aid the notes Of the purchaser, bearing inter-
est. All conyeyancing at the purchaser D cost. II
the terms OF sale are not complied with In fifteen
days, The trustee the right to resell the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
ANDREW O. BRADLEY. Trustee.
feb2S -dtds YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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SHOCKING DIsHoNEsTY-S Some youne
ladies OF Whitmore LAKE, Michigan, UNDER
took 10 get up donation for the Rev Il. n.
Ilerce by retailing kisses, and succeeded i'm
disposing OF ninety, for which the aggregate
receipts were - 20. But the investors COM
plain that the girls pinched up their lips and
sklmped the measure 10 such a degree that
fyfaT Joxf -
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los. II. KELLEY, Auctioneer,
- Office No. 9O2 Sth street northwest

TRUSTEES SAILS OF VALUABLE I'M
PK0NED PkOPERTY. No 1919 TENTH
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, AT AUG
- By virtue of q deed OF trust to The undersigned,
- bearing date GA the 9TH day OF June, 4 D. 1878,
AID dolly recorded In Liber No 722 folio 2OD ct SEQ
one of the ard records in and for the District of CO.
lumbia, and at the written request Of the holder
OF the principal note and interest notes secured
thereby, will sell at public auction, on MONDAY,
the 9th day Of March, A. ID. 1876, at 5 O'Clock o.
N In front of the premises, lot numbered ninety
west half of square numbered three hundred and
sixty fve. S65D in the city of Washington, D. u:
shid lot fronting eighteen l3l feet on the eas side
OF 10Th street west and running back los feet to an
alley, end improved BY q two story and basement
Pr sstd brick front Dwelling House.
Terms OF sale: 82,2O0, ih interest at the rate of
ten per cent per annum from une 1875, together
with tax arrears and penses OF sale in cash, and
the balance at two years, with interest and secured
ing Of cost Of purchaser q loo TO be paid down by
the purchaser immediately after sale.
ALBEIT #. FOX, Trustee
fsbg3d&ds los EEIiEY ancy
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST

- BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated June Iith, A.
ID laz and recorded in Liter no SIS folio s3S Of
me ianc records Tor the county of Washington, n.
z, and By direction Of the parties secured in said
DEED OF trust, will sell In front OF the premises on
M0NpAf, January 31st. A. d. 1876. ct 4 so
o.ocn p IN All OF Lot numbered fifteen, in square
Numbered one, In the city Of Washington, ia the
Dlstret OF Columbia, containing ESQ square feet or
fneresbou1s, with Ia. improvements thereon.
Terms: One third cash and the resid ne in eduaI
instalments AT 8, IL and Is months, with interest
from day OF sale, payable semi annually ct rate OF
eight Per centum per annum until psid the deferred
pay ments to be secured By the purchasers notes
ana ateo OF trust on the property sold all cash,
81 pnIchssers option deposit Of 5 100 required
~ sale, ano the convey ancins must be AZ pur-
ehasers cost III terms Of sale are not com plied
vi d IN nye days from sale the propert, will be
resold at risk and cost Of defaulIns ter
nve days notice in the Evening star pewspaper
;.-, gOhn n HANNA. Trustee.
JanH-2awdds GREEN VILLA MS, Aucts.
~ THE PURCHASES OF TIE ABOVE.
oe crlped property not havisg com Piled with the
Terms o. sale thereof TO him. made pursuanI to the
aD0Ve advertisement, this Is to give notice that L
III sell the said property az his ri.S and cesr on
sAI URDA AZ, M arch 4th, 1876, at the same hour
AZ the same place, and on the same terms a. men
toned IN the above advertisement
JOHN 4. HANNA, Trustee
leo25 dSds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aucrs
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NOTtCf-Psrtses who desirs 70 dispose OF al
k1NDS OF WEARING lPPAREL, san ssI
,of higher eAsh price than any place e. Ia
srs, y calling or addressing Hso21G, ar .
W % uva- 2syiS-a
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H BANKRUPTCY.

To fhs CeditOrs q FREDERICK @. wEerOH,
az WdSatasfOs, ID. C..
1cu are hereby notIned that Q meeting OF the cred
1tsrs OF the said Weston WILL he held at the effice
Of saylee Brow n, Register in Bspkrup,cy, n
the City Hall. Washington, ID. c., on the fsr DAY
OF nAkcH, A. ID. 1s76, at II o'clock m. 70 consider
proposition made BY said Weston for a compo-
sition Of IS per cent the dollar Of his indebted
sdness, In satisfaction of the debts due his cred
nors-s preceding under section Nth OF am and.
menis 70 the bankrupt act.
J. SAYLKs BROWN,
IeoIo-tsIw Register Ia Bankruptcy
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NEW BOOKS At
BALLANrYNE'S.
AS SEVENTH STREET.
McClintock & Strong's Cyclop@dia Vols,
The Chaideau Account Of Genesis. By Geo Smith
Etchipgs and ktchers. By p G. Hamerton
Autobiography of Rev. Charles q. Finney,
Deer Lady Dfsdain. By Justin mccarthy
Duucsn Mathesop, the Scottish Evangelist
Story OF the posties By author Peep Of Day RI, tr
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AND FOR
SALE AT
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
Corner Az street and Penna av.
Dear Lady Disdain. BY Justin Mccarthy
His Natural Life. By Marcus Clarke.
My Young Alcidss: A Faded Photograph By the
author OF "The Heir Of Redclife "
The Curate In Charge. BY Mrs Oliphaut.
"Tbe Wooipg OF"
MRS Limber's Rattle; or, A Church Fair and its
VICTIMS. feblb- TT
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NEW BOOKS.
Etching and Etchers: BY Hamerton 81 %
nouhd NY House BY HaBerton. 90
Concise Glassary OF Architecture; By Parker rs
My Dear Lady D1sdatn BY Justin Mccarthy 90
Mate maitn: BY W hitter. Cheap edition.. 80
The Devils Chain. By Edward Jenkins-........ rs
6astern Lie BY d. Marti 90
nue., my me and myrtle 20
aeNtnorn 50
GUNNER In europe. BY Willfs............... ] q
Duluth, Speech Of Hon. Proctor Knott..,...,, 0
Erectheus. By Swinburne ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 4 40
More copies Of ONE Summer. 50
New Job Lot Of Books. 80
Attic Metropolitan Bookstore of
S0LOMONS Il CHAPMAN.
Agents for Lawrence's p ure Linen" Papers,
febl4-n gil Penn. ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
K N. COX & co., Aucuoneers.
We GAG G. street norfhH


H. 639 G street northwest.
AsWnLL,AssoRTLD STOCK OF NEW AND
sfT, ffsIshk pfS fiS Tf sLSG Ref
ZINE PARLOR SUITE. IN BLACK HAIR.
wfr Hi aakB MH fSfs f GHaM
PAIsTsD C0rT.GG SUITES; MARBLE ToP
PitLoWss sPRlAps; .FfNE kxTessiooS
WOE sroahs Ssoak
ERf; GLASSWARE, CHR0MoS. &C, sc.
eli, :. No I's .sssss. between s;
In ~. IT, and sth nOIthye.t, the abOve described
ssns + s1:'i ssa
tend Td, the sale as the goods mus, be closed on,
ieba-2,f &'H' [rribAR-p " w A1c,io 4
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROvED
REAL Estate ON H0uTH SIDE or MARY
sTk kR WEsf ePPSsIFE 5 AMP
shhEkRR1sr d hsF k1hffSSiD By
1s .sS aqy r. s5S 3
secured thereby, we win sell at public auction in
fnf g the shs: SAT
all that tain piece parcel of ground situate in
shs Sy q NV; = % ana
bounded Is follows, viz; Beginning for same on
mary ano avenue IA fret inches westerly from the
northeast corner OF said lot, and running thence
westerly along the line Of said avenue q feet in
ches thence souheaserly to intersect the rear line
OF said lot at point distant 10 feet inches east
from southwest corner OF said lot thence along
the said line 10 feet inches, to the southeast
corner OF said lot, and thence northwasterly in a
strslght line TO the place of beginning, together
with the Improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: One-third cash (of which sIoO must
De paid at the time OF sale) and the balance in s.
by purchaser, notes; bearing per cent: interest
from day OF SALE until paid, and deed of trust
purchasers cost. II terms of sale not complied
with In days alter sale the trustees reserve the
right to resell at risk and Of purchaser in de-
iaul'' NV + D6 HWSkkTMz ma Trustees.
febg dts Rep.e cod
- By CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTER-
EsT, the above sale is postponed until WEDNES-
VIM. r. HOFFMAN,
febl9dts b. W BOWMAN, trustees
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w BAGe.OARp BOARDS Of I'll colofs, % whole
jsnaFG ADAMsoN, SOS Oh strsss
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NEW EXPREbe Linz VIA CANAL,
1HILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
Prom Pier ., North Wharyes, Philadelphia,
From s. v sisr street s Georgetown,
ID. O., MONDAY, Ut D. m.
This line connects at PhilsdeIphia with Oyde's
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Provi-
tence, Boston and New England States. No wharf.
age In Boston By this line.
q. y. HYDE, Agent for d. Of O.
WM. p. CLYDE CO., Philadelphia.
"A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. d. q. MINK, 80 4 evonshire street, Boston.
~freights delivered by Knox's press. Orders
left At General once, sos Pennsylvania avenue or
Of the Steamer Wharf, WIN be promptly attended
Oov9-tr
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QUEEN VIcToRIA--The London CORE
ST oLdent of the Boston Advertiser says that
the queens health Is really much more deli
quently rendered sick by riding in a car
riage, and, IL she did not lead quiet and re-
tired life, would soon break down altogether.
This on the authority of q medical man
"who has the best opportunities for know
Ing the true state OF the case" and who also
says that her poor health dates from the
death OF her husband and is due to her grief
~The Evasory Council has packed off,
(Bosfon Pos.
ga WaterviIle girl worked the motto.
81 need thee every hour" and presen TED IA Ia
her chap. He says he can't help IL. II takes
him to milk and feed the pigs, morning ana
night, and business has got 70 be Intended 70,
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HOTEL
On THE EUROPrAN PLAH.

orrer Irving Place and 18th street, New York.
One Block FROM Union square and Broadway.
The most central, and yet Quietest location In ths
city. Convenient to the great stores, theaters and
CHURCHES Elevator, and all modern inprov ements.
Easy access 70 oil parts Of the city By and
stages.
sep0t,thSsIy @. b. FERRIH, Proprietor.
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GOAL! COAL! WOODI WOOD!
CHEAPg OHEAPg FOR CASH.
TH0UsAHDS OF TOMS ORDERED.
arriving daily, carGoes Of the beat varieties OF aD
kinds Of COAL and WOOD,
Now Is the time to buy
nyou would save money get reed aYflsls and Jsu
signed before You buy.
Having two Of the largest whsrves In the Dissrfos
and all the facilities possible thereto annex Cd for
me delivery Of Goal direct from vessels 70 the
alents. A visit TO Wharves and DEPOT will con.
vince one Ct glace Of our passed sdyantaaos
Cord. Wv >"
per cord.
single trial ID all that ID NECESSARY 70 oonvtno.
the public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.,
Main once and Depot Of JohnsonS WhArvss, foot
oaoss- $i lis IL asssss H0''a"'"' .uxx %
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rT,RIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Celutsois holding special term, let
ADkTH FIELDS, late OF the District Of Ooi-
the said deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof. 70 the sub
scrfber before the 18th day Of February next
they may otherwise By Law be sxcluc ID from al
cut OF the said estate. Given under my hand, this
iDWsBD G. cARRINGTos, JR.,
feot2 tu.N Executor.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
RUTTER, BUOKWHEAT, -.
Choice New York Butter
Choice New York BRckwneas
nollers Diamond Syrup.
Vermont Maple Syrup.
Cape God Orauberries.
9ure Ourrent and Quinos Jelly put ~ under our
own supervision.
Preserves, Brandy Peaches, ard . general -
sorWent Of KsW Goods just received and for sale
~ J. b. BkYAE BR0.,
ooe8-6 COS PennsylyAnia avenue.
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STEAMER LINES.

s.DE0PLAs' LIaE"
NOJIINI. MATTOX CREEK, UPPER Nh
CHOUOCAND INTERMEDIA1E
LANDINGS.
The sidewheel Steiner
"E. NORRIS
Captain T. Il BALDWIN,
VIII commence running to the above landings on
Monday, March 9th, leaving from 49,
wharf foot of sth street every MON
DAY and THU RsDAY at a. m.
Returning will leave Nomini every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ut a. m.
feb25 Mr.. FITZHUGH, Agent.
NNHA STIAMER HA.BInGEB,
i Carr W. K. GRKGG,
Will leave 9Th street wharf on SUN -
DAYS and WEDNESDAYS for Po-
tomac Landings including Aattawo
man, NJ &C hodoc and Rssiers to N omit nj
n. Il. NTZHUGH,,
feb13- tnovl Agent.
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
NO. Ely
Is iade faster and easllJ in stock speculation
II " sil street IN an in any other legitimate WAY
The Bankinz House Of Messrs. Alex. Frothingham
Co IL all street. have paid 70 their customers
during the last thirty days 40 90. They have
over 500 cnst mers. no reside In different parts Of
the world Their pulsrity arises from dealing
Ing from Ten D5llars 10 $1,000, and give as strict
They also send Weekly Report free 10 those de-
string 70 speenlate: Send for 1t. PtitsbUg Com
UISTcfal. Jas u, lS76.
address ALEX. FRoTHINGHAM a CO.,
febleOtr Bankers and Brokers, ~ W ali st. N r.
GS0 To $1,000 invested In etccx Privileges
XeH and iaioa. y Val NJ and YAH 2 1sS0s'
SENT xRgE. SoRH HICKLIN6 co.,
Bankers and Brokers,
ocd-H IL Broadway, n
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND KINDLlNG WOOD.
Our stock Of COAL 10 now complete, embracing
all the choice qualities and to which We invite the
attention OF consumers. Our
PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD,
with fre-lighter in every bundle, is the best in
use For sale by all grocers-try it. No shzyings,
paper or kerosene oil required.
CHEAP. SAFE, CLEAN
STEPHENSON d BRO,
Mill and Depot 7th street Wharf,
feb24-ly Branch ONCE ~ u peppsuI v an;a avanra
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF UNRE-
~ DEEMED PLEDGES.
On THURSDAY MORNING., March I'd, 1876, at
10 Clock M, and O'Clock p. m. will sell, at
estabtlshue 1t No. 1888 Pennsy lvaDia avenue cor
ner lSth street, large collection OF God and Silver
watches, Diamonds, Jew lry, Guns, Pistols and
SiothlDg All goods which have been pawned over
four months $3.50 Watches aud Jeweiry, which have
been left here for repair year included
In THIS sale. hEIOaNHEIMER.
feb25 st COLEMAN & CO., Aucts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

by virtue OF I'VE deeds Of trust to me, dated re-
spseIseiy June 1874, September Is, .sT4, aud June
i"s recorded in hber DO 7o4. folio l0l; liber Mo-
thIe. of the lard records for the county of ash
mRimi Distfict Of Columbia, 1 shall sell on
ia 'front.' OF the premises subdivision lots a and S2
IN square east Of square 569, with the
a two Story and ssement brick house on each LOT
sud 81 Also parts OF subdivision lots g. ss 81 and
a. said square, having three fronts OF 10 feet each
on Inc paris OF said lots, street, between Atm
street and New Jersey avenue, by the dept h of the
lois, vito tbe improvements tive story new brick
eas Oh each tbr parts
Terms Of sale One fourth cash, Of which 50 will
De required to be paid Immediately after this sale
balance In 6, and IS months after the day of sale
win ten per cent interest per annum until PAID to
be secured by q deed of trust on the property III
the terms not complied with in after the
Gay OF sae the property will be resold at the rist
aud cost CT the defauting purchaser, after three
days notice in the Daily Evening Star. All the
chaser. JN0. w. KENNEDY, Trustee
fak9 anGd ia N n 81.