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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25

TREASURE FoUND.-The San Diego (Cal.l \
Union OF the I'd inst. says; "a week or two
ago IL was reported that an immense
plant had been dug mp at San Jose. amour
ling 70 several thousand dollars. Believing
the rumor to be an idle sensation, we made no
meptlon OF IL at the time, but DIR. Gelcieh
writes that large amount OF treasure was
found In the cellar OF the old Bernal family
manson, and Is TO believe to amount 70 half
9 million dollars in dust and slugs. Mime.
Ber1an was Mrs. DR.. Gelcich's GRANDMOTHER,
anc owned the ranch on which San Jose
After her death many attempts were made
10 md her buried treasure, but all proved
nuitless, and the gold has at last turned up
by accident. Suit will be at once commend
ed by Mrs. Gelcich and other heirs for the
treasure trOye.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25

~Ralph Scott announces through the
English press that he will fly from Dover TO
Calais and back October 9. HIS apparatus ia
about completed, and newell, he is evil
IDENTIFY about TO be finished too.
~Hon. T. T. Freemantle, Conservative.
has been elected to the House OF Commons
from Sucking hamshire to nll the vacancy
caused by the elevation Of Mr.. Disraeli 70
the peerage.
1-It Is gravely reported that M. Theirs.
retaining q habit which he ACQUIRED In his
youth, when silk hats were very dear. does
not lfft bis hat like other people, but puts
his hand 70 the side of it, thus avoiding put
ting IL out or shape or wearing ont the nap.
Syohn Jays family pew In the ancien
tionary fashiop, like those that HogArth
sketched, like that Rachel Warrington 90 de-
corously sat In under the eyes OF Col wash
ineton. 1t 10 square, has seats about three
sides OF is, and table In the center.
~Senor Escosura, the distinguished
Spsnish artist, walking through one OF the
New York picture galleries the other day,
paused before one Of MI. Jervis NICE otee's
beautiful canvAooo, and sa1d, 81 don't Know
this artist; never saw any Of his work be-
fore; but ! know no one In Europe who could
NCharles Ooghlan, the young Irish actor
from England, made good impression q
his DEBUT at the Fifth Avenue theater Non.
day night The Tribune cYittc1sm indicate
. good stock actor, with some draWbacka. ~
Q peculiar voice, 'shtgh and somettmeG shrfn
and his NE Of it 1evou Of the Wild, reckiasa'
bfllowy phase Of the French school.n Hnf -
Wa recalled dx @ eeven 1moh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25

A LITTLE Too FAsr.-A favorite pro
large sealed envelope, stuffed with paner
10 The clerk and ask him 20 take care OF
those $500 for few days. The game has
oeen played 81 one hotel In this city, and the
clerks are ON their guard. A seedy-lookfng
old man registered At the house yesterday
and after dinner he handed the day clerk An
envelope marked "s1S0," and asked that ~
game on me, mister" replied the clerk. and
ne Tore the package In two. As he held uD
The ends bis eyes began 20 bulge out ae
nae torn eighteen new SO bills In half, and
he bad insulted the owner. One reason vhv
he was not at bis post the balance OF the
afternoon was because he was pasting "a ose
bills together Detroit Free preSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25
THOMAs BOWLING, Auotioness,
CHAEOERY SALE or A VALUABLE TRACT
0P LAND IN Thu COUNTY OF WAsHING.
KNOWN AZ GREEN sPsiNG, I'M kOYI1
By A EELLING HOUSE AND OrHl8

b. Virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court -
cause No. A.eo1, Edwin a; Olsbsnsh We: Jos 1tl1
TENDER. A. D. 1875. q 5 e'eiooS ,. NJ, q D pubic
isnd The county q Washinsson, pisios os CO. o.
Colombia yoandTy. iIIing ven d aeorsssssS. B.
according to Is. survey ana map isd in aid csuSs,
ured on llne drawn south 90 degrees est nom
niDS tSsncs On ssid line rsvsrssd DoIth % dssres:
vest, 3A-W Jerches 70 Q stone No. & thence g fol-
Ss VI. oEs . %s
r. dssIss:, s.as l:Sehs:: sorse q degree, .sss
so1sh Sss: "s
al q S p:IeSss. :osth az sssr:::, - iss 10
DortS 9 dssrsss ven s. 10 Dsree.:, norsh ~ a.
arees Wesf o. 100 Derchss, south 11 degrees, wen
m T n o.. -
with the improvements. rishfs, DeiviIs6es, ways,
The properly - improved by . large dvellias and
Stone mill. stream Of VISITOR runs through ths
place It 10 suitable place for brewer OF other
manufacturing purposes, OF sor outehsrS estab-
Terms Of sale: One third Of purchase money cash.
and the from s .y e
S1,cssse ncnsy @ p sscursd by 90 psts: q ne
be p q cssh % de aay ssis or rsisc.sioS
thsfeof by tns court: Ene I1fsas.s ncnsZ g b 9
rs.. {: - ooss "a :S ia az az
eoays1osciSe 8 a. cost q tbs Darehassr o. pr.
-: 81 c'''Ssn ~ + si fE;sHa;.4 ss:. u
....: s I'''';siH iSici So vi a :s ::
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25
WASH. =. WILLIAMS, AnciioDeer.

Nv oSh. =. w huCtiOpocI.
TBUsTBEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON 9Th STREET, BETWEEN VI AnD
STREETS N0kTHWHsT, IMPROyED BY
LARGE OOM tORrABLE WELLING.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme court -
OF the District Of Columbia, passed In equity r..
cau.e No 4Sz2, Of Charles B. smith et 81 X-.3
against William h. Pope ct al the undersigned, ne
trustees, will sell at public auction. In front of the
premisee, on THURSDAY, the 2 LIST day OF Septem
Der, A: D H!6 at o'clock ?. all thar part 81
street west Il feet and inches from the north west
corner OF said lot, running thence due south ID feet
and tDchee, thence east IS feet ~ inches, thence
Iorth "A feet and inches, and thence west 70 the
pl.ce OF beginning, with the improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: One-fourth OF purchase money
cash on day OF sale or within seven Gays herefron
and the residue In three ual instamepts at g. II
and Is months from day Of sale; the purchaser or
purchssers % gise bis. her or their Iromissory
n0tss Tor the deferred Rsymsnts ss interest at
or the purchaser purchasers may pay ali cash on
day Of sale or within seven days therefrom No deed
given until all purchase money and interest shall be
paid. III the purchaser or purchasers fail to com
ply with the terms Of sale within seven days the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property At
chssers, after seven days advertisement in the
Evening Star" All convey ancing at costs Of the
purchaser or purchasers, deposif Of $50 Win be
required vhen 1rogsrty = s .Gld
"A $50 La. avenue;
Is6 La avenue,)
sep4-eo (Law Reporter.1
postponed to noNDAY, October ., isis, at the
same hour and piece. b. order Of Trustees.
sepD eo&ds WASH. B. VILLA Ms, Auct.
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~Mr. James Card, the we'll known
writer on agriculture, says the condition of
the English wheat crop Is all that can be de-
sired, but as threshing proceeds the Yield
continues more disappointing.
~Just TO show that some things can be
done as well as others, the proprietors of
Booths theater In New York have provided
that the theater heretofore known as Booths
theater, In honor OF Edwin Booth, will be
hereafter known as Booths theater by the
Kind permission OF Mr.. Samuel Booth, prin-
ter, OF 22l Center street. This is q distfnction
Without difference. with q YenReanoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25
s ssssjRl f o5 SSsSSSAA::s!,,::s;.:::ss:.: ;
THOe. = WA00AMAN,
i Rsl 4staSs Auoeionse9, SIS tn ssress,

TRUeflly sALl OF VALUABLE I'M PROvpD
ss fkisr S SooRS snxsr.A viaJi AND Isl
me, a.tsd I'll =. las. and recorded 10 ii ~
Ssr Q, IS rs, fS.tS - e ss9 q the Land Re-
Me .uettos, in frosi d the 1reaisss. IN THdBS.
DAY, October s, la0. g 8 O'clock P. n, lot nun
mbgastiA brick hoass q ten tle) zoos With
modern tmyfcyemsses.
months, with intsessi 8 . Def cent. pr annln .
s1rsd by ssed q GsS e q, 49, Cccvsy.
re sSsSasI IN I. ~ 81: G: go Ss:,ys
s:ssss.ssias "AssH Ss;s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25
u b. WARNDB, Auctioneer.
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF yALUABhl IMPROVED
PR9pPIkTYss r No 132 SIXTH STREET


By virtue Of . deed OF trust to the under -
signed, dated August 29t ua3- and duly f.yR
recorded in Liber 40. 10, fono lse. ct seq. Elk
one OF the land records In and for the Disrict Of
and at the request Of the parties secured
thereby, we shall sell q public auction, on FRI
DAY. the 29th day Of September, A. d. lS1o, ct
ocloeh m in front Of the premises, the following
described real estate, In the city Of Ashfng
ton District Of Columbia, to Wit all that certain
piece or parcel OF ground known and described as
beirs the northern part Of Lot numbered twenty
three t25), in square number Cd four hu inbred and
nifty four flS<, the said northern part Of said Lot
having front Of nineteen (l9) feet and four al
inches on 9th street west, and running back with
the same width TO the line of said lot, and i'm
House.
Terms OF sale, ss prescribed IN said trust: $500
with accrued interest from August 10Th, ISIS, and
expenses Of sale, 10 cash; and the balance at eigh
teen and twenty four months, for which the notes
Of ths purchaser bearing interest from day Of sale
and secured by deed OF trust on the property sold
will be taken. Conyeyaneing at cost Of purchaser.
SlO Of the cash payment Will be required to be paid
immediately after sale II the terms Of sale not
complied with within eight days AFTER day Of sale
the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property
ct the risk and cost Of the oefaultng purchaser BIZ
giving i've days notice OF such resale In The Eyep.
Ing Star newspaper published in said city,
ssps xI fBiE ? = F"F66xx .{ Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25

AS A SPEAKER, Professor Huxlev ts n,
very different type 70 his distinguish shed co.
laborer In the cause OF science, Professor
Tyndall. he Is less energetic In manner
mas voice much inferior In clearness and
volume, shows less feeling, aud makes no
sncn demands on the sympathy OF his hear
ers. DE Is, moreover, 50 far as his effort of
eDt 10 the imaginative aud poetic side of his
SUBJECT, and made very few points for an
glause. While simple and severe in STYLE
rroIessor Huxley's lecture was In a very
lively sense controversial, and the narts
which ELECTED applause were those IN which
he gave bis opponents q series OF keen and
even vicious thrusts, which were not the less
enecuve, so far as the audience was com
cerned, for being wholly side thrusts.-[NY.
Times.
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RAILROADS.
AND ONO RAILROAD
sKPTEMBEB I1rH, 1s,e.
LRAvR WAsHINoroN


AM: Lave wAsBIseroS.
-ssItia ore, ri icott CITY aud W ~ Stations.
p, ,nt 20 ~ Annsp IL, ana Way Stations.
Main s..r n"cfs and intermediate stations,
r1o-BsltinO ore and AIe1sndris Junction. s.a.
slo-N,w Yorl. PhiisdeipSis 't and Boston rI-
pese Pnliman Psricr Oars. Sunday, stops
s:s9-BsliimOre AND way Stations.
efSnChicaso, Cincinnati, 81 Louis, and Pits
H vs Hey, so.d r.IlOs .od slespsrs. No con
s4sNPSp, S Of G sSes: and T:y stations. H.r
an. md x sS.: n H:;. stem! s:1i
S:s3-Nsw York end Boston Limited Rx pres aud
Trough No .ass,: q r ss:y
d.lpbia Sunday 70 Baltimore, Relay, and
=, Annapolis onlyJ
ia:is-Balttnor., w.y Stations. ru,oo.. OF, .,a
lA0-Ne. York; Philsd.Iptia and Norfolk E1.
kress; Alsxendris JUNCTION. On sunday, all
SS0IBaltimore and Way stations. Frederick
tsSFHe.rief and and ios Of Rp ess Metro
toifan sncb Connects on Saturday for
%4s-Ssiiipore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s:ao-Baliinore and wsy Stations {, Annapolis
s:4s@oi.eine.h and L,al.yins Express; TX.
cept saturday, Haserstown and Winchester.
sSlrtpiSs car, 70 Glnei9nsh and Louisville.
sis. md ar Baltimore sGSi.s.
115-BsftiG ore sud Way Stations.
J:39-Pfttsburg, Chicsao, Columbus.
9:20-Bsitimore, Alexandria function, and
10:o0-hew York and Phil,del ehis Might Ex-
press- Sleeping Cas- to New York.
1905 -Baltimore aud Way Stations to Annapolis
Jun tion.
11:4s-st: Louis Express. Cincinnati ard Chicago,
and to Bon1-Vtl Saturday. Sieepers.
I:10. $40. $40, 9:3S Q. m lao. 4:43, $50,
9 Sits. a;55. 1888, $40, 1000. 1905 and
Ali other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection n Sunday FOR Hsgerstowu or Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia st
$40 o m and 1:40p m.
Tor further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washfngtou Stations, and
$50, COL and Sos Pennsylvania avenue. and 613
ID street northwest, where orders viii be taken
for baggage to be checked and received ct point
THos T. SHARP, Master of Transportation.
n COLE, Gene1 al Ticket Agent.
GEO e. KOSHTZ, General gent. sep4-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25

GEORGE SMITH, the OrientaIist, so exert
ed himself during his recent explorations In
Turkish Arabia, that his vitality could
mol endure the strain, and a friend found
him alone and dying in little village 60
miles TO the north east OF Aleppo. To this
city he was carried on q litter and died a
week after he was found. He was buried In
Inc Christian cemetery, beside the grave OF
Burkhardt, his brother Orientalist. One re-
suit OF this exploration was his discovery of
the ancient capital city or the Hill tas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25

THE AUTHOR OF al wouLp Nor Irvv
AWAY" PRESENTED WITH A PURSE or
s20,O0O-Dr. William A. MuhIenberg, the
founder OF ST Lukeis Hospital, aud author
OF me peautiful hymn, 81 would not live
Away, ask not 10 stay" was on Saturday
presented with q purse OF $4,000 by his
friends, ne having on that day attained the
Rreat-grandson Of Henry Melchoir Muhlep-
berg, and was ordained for the ministry OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church In ISL. He
Iounded In lSzs school a. Flushing, after
became rector OF the Church OF the Holy
communion, New York, built by his sister,
tne earliest free Episcopal church. Not long
aiterWard, says Appleton's EncyclopPf ia. .
The began his efforts 10 secure the founding
OF 81. Lukes Hospital. which was opened 40
~. Among his works are Emusic OF the
Church." the Peoples Psalter," aud
"Church Poetry" The presentation Of the
go 900 was complete surprise 70 the yener~
able divtne--lN Y. World 2lSi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25
.HANClRY SALE.

BY viItne OF decree Of the Supre ne court -
OF be District Of Oollmbis, passed in Chan I..R
Gerry cause No. ,643, DOC. u wherein Helen ..ix
y. unter ct al. are com plaiDants and Robert O.
Murphy ct 81 are defeudsnts,1 shall, on TUGS
DAY the 9th cay OF October, lS76, ct O'Clock D.
N fer for sale 81 public auction on the premises
the folowtpe real estate All OF lot lettered Il IN
lee usive, OF Davidson bdivison Of square num-
bertc 5l5; also, strip Of ground, four inches vide
OF the lot ii, and being part Of lot
IN said subdivision, and extending from 18th street
{, the back line Of said lot ii
The improvements consist OF o fhSee story brick
bo u itr G. with large bsct building.
Terms Of fale: One FOL rth cash; balance 10 equal
payments 1t T. and IS months respectively, after
date OF sale, With Interest at eight per centu per
served lien on the property, ard deed 20 lie made
BY The trustee until the whole of the purchase
meney has been paid Conveyancing ct purchaser o
cost. ol0 deposit at time Of sale IL terms of sale
are not complied With within five days from day of
sale, the trustee the right resell risk
and cost OF defaultfng purchaser.
JAMES n. JOHNSTON, Trustee
eep21 &C dds p, A. DARHEILLE, uctioueer
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FTHOMAS BOWLING. Aucttoneer.
TRUBTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
IIAATih OF p HIGH 6fR6GT JUST MOTH OF

BY virtue Of teo deeds of trust to us one -
bearing date on the sixteenth day of septem- ia
Der, A. u. 1877. and recorded In Ii Der No -.
6e6, folio 34, and the ether bearing date on the
sightet Nib Gay Of June, A. D. ls73 and recorded In
Liter No I'll, fo.io 253, will SSH az public auc-
ton, In front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the
seventh Gay OF October, at 3 o'clock m, all thar
d. o., being part Of lot number two hundred aud
forty nine 14sl, In Beatty and Hawkins addition
to said Georgetown, the same being bounded fol-
lows On the east By High street, on the north By
lot formerly the property Of Jacob Rife, on the
west BY Frederick street, and south BY a lot
formerly the property Of Truuneil and conveyed to
Henry Chandler; together with the improvements,
COL sfsting Of Q two story frame honse.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; balance In three
equal Instruments at six. twelve and eighteen
months from day OF sale. with per cent inter-
est, secure BY deed Of trust on the property. A
ceposit OF one hundred dollars at tive of sale
qutred. CouveyAncing at cost OF purchaser. III
terms are not complied With In one week FROM day
Of sale the trustees will reeel coet and risk of de-
fsulting purchaser.
WILLIAm a. GORDON, JRrt r-u.,s.s
WILLIAM d. CASSIH, hfustees'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25

IDA LEWIS now has the charge OF the
Lime Rock Lighthouse, and lives there with
her mother and her dogs. She has not M uch
regard for the tyrant sex, although she has
saved many from drowning. When COM
which she tinted herself, she said 1.-The
Government gives us men to do this, but
we'd have 10 board them, and I'd rather do
any thing In the world than have men Ia
the II lighthouse; like dogs better" And she
patted ane ctionately an immense New
ioundland, and g lance 4 lovingly at her pet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25
YO.AORROW.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS. AuctiOueer.

WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
AUCTION SALE OF CARPETS AND FURNI.
TUBE; ONE HANDSOME WALNUr-rRAM
MHNAaL Rnn NJ r ,G.HTER TABLE: DR AW:
WALNurMARbLETJ sIDEBO ARO W Al,
NUT EXTENSION TABLE, AVID DINING
NUT AND MARBLI- TOP Oh .MBER SUITES,
MbLNUT BO0KCAsEs,P PAINTED BURGAU5,
BOLSTkBS WIRL MATTREsS rs, BRUSSELS
PARLOR AND STAIR CARPETS, IN0RAIN
AND UTHER CARPETS.
Ou TUESDAY, September 90, 1876, at ION
O'Clock .. NJ, shall sell, at No. lSl9FN
street, betW 18th and 10Th streets. the above ~
collection Of Furniture, Car pets &C., which III
10 woIthy the attention Of parties in want Of such
sep2I.d WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25

DEATH OF A CATHOLIC PRrKsT.-Rev, j.
B. langlois, OF the Catholic Church, died OF
yellow fever on Saturday. He came 20 Sa-
vaDnah from Macon to assist In ministering
10 the sufferers from prevailing epidemic
His death bears martyr testimony of his de-
votion to the principles OF Chistian benevo-
lence and charity which he taught In his
life-fSdt0nnoh (9d.) Neacs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25

THE PLANET VULcAN.-The existence OF
this planet, the nearest to the suu of which
we have any knowledge, has been doubted
IL Is usually Invisible In the suns light aud
mas been seen AT such long intervals that
many astronomers thought the discovery q
mistake. But special cable dispatch TO
the Herald says the famous French astrono.
mer Leverrter asserts that the transit of
bic on the I'd or Sd OF October. As American
observations are necessary for purposes OF
comparison our astronomers will undoubt-
edly make all preparations. or all who ha We
lived on the earth IL Is probable that not
half dozen men have ever seen this mys-
terious planet that hides itself In light, yet
was found by those laws OF pure mathemat-
les oy which the astronomer discovers facts
OF the solar system which would Otherwise
remain forever unknown.-IM Y. Herald,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-25
TAOMAs DOWLlNG Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION, On TR1 WEST SIDE OF IlTa


BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbia, passed In Equity IN
cause No. 0ss, docket IS, We will Offer for ISL.
sale, G public auction, I'm front Of the premises
TUESDAY, the Sd day OF October 1876, at s o'ci'k
m. part Of Lot 20, in Square 2Os, besinning for
the same at the soui EAST of said lot on the
wet line OF l4th street west and running thence
north fourteen ( and IS 100 feet; thence we.t one
bundreo lU) feet; thence south fourteen (Al and
So lC0 feet; and thence one hundred lOO feet 10
the place OF besinhing; and improved by . two
Terms Of sale: One fourth OF the purchase morey
cash On the day OF saie or within days there
after and the residue in three equal instruments at
SIX, twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
sale tine purchaser purchss giving HIS her or
their promissory notes for the deferred payne nts
besIns interest from the day Of sale at the OF
etght per centpm per annum until paid, aud secured
by deed OF trust on the property; the purcha.er
ofpurchasers may at bis, her or their election pay
all cash on the day of sale within seven DAYS
thereafter. deposit Of el00 win be required OF
the purchaser ct the time of sale II tbs terms Of
sale are complied with the Trustees reserve the
right to oil the property at the risk and cost Of
ment WARREN c. HTONE
3l9 AZ street northwest,
HENRY WISE 0ARNETT,
Columbia Law Building,
eepD e06dg TrugteoA
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auotioneer,

s iHnS%s sb caa nksS II sE E9s
CANT WALNUT MARBLE Tor CHA N 81 4
SUIT; DRESSING CASE RUREAU, in use but
Re- 10 LOUNGE WALSIT cane SAT
TURF; BED sPRINGs; R0CKING OHAiRs:
WALhUT AMI MARBLE TOP HAT BACK
AND eHUOk MArTREssEs; PILLOWS AND
6LaNkETs; TWO CHILDkEHS CRIBs
HEATING STOVES; HALL AND STAIR IA
PtsTRv AND ING GAIN CARPETS; OaILD's
UAkkIAG1i BOYS VELOOIPEDE: TABLE
AkTlCLRS
On THURSDAY MORNING, Sspt. asa
iS6, et 10 CLOCK, ct the re.idence OF q gen ~
tieman declining bcusekeeping, ~ 18th St, u
between h and i streets, shall offer for sale M
the above superior collection Of Furniture
sepa3-H WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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1876 PISssfLFAsIA 1876
o q r =
To the North, West, and Southwest.


Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment
eEPTEMBER l1rB, 1876.
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
For Pittsbura and the west, . m daily. with Par
lor Gar to Pittsturg; TAO M daily, with Pal
ace S S 70 chicago, and 100 Q m. daily, ex'
BaIrf iRSs AND POTOMAC R,1LRoAp.
and ise soIsS M d si' sfoes. i san
a Hs:s s1S g.. AS m daily WITH
qua, Buffalo, and Niagara rails, i IL SO a.m.,
dsily except supd.y;
ss S s: " s1tr
MAJ man Psrior Oars s:Sa . m; daily EXCEPT Sun
and 40 m daily except Sunday, with Parior
Tor PhilsdeIpbia, sos m. and 40 pm. daily
LIMITED Express, s:s3 am. daily except Sun:
Accommodation for Baltimore, t:2o pm. daily,
For PSpss Greet Line 7:1o m and 4:so pm.
For AnnsISIi,; $40 and 1850 am and 4:sop.
VA hsP AAfrxAsDDssfa I %sshis a4tG
$40 o: 100 and li;4o m. On sunday
For the SOUTH, Vi. RichD2nd. 1I:46 pm, daily,
except exc SUNDAY; aud via LJnchours' 7:is am.
Trs,ns leave AisssSdr.. for Washington, 8, Us,
i sGrday ATT At and 4 ana and i PM.
Tickets, Information, sleepng aud ParInr Oar
q and
sylyanis avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking OF Baggage to
destination from Hotels and Residences.
ID. NJ. BOYD, il Gent Passenger Agent.
FRANk THOMSON, Gent Manager. Jams ly
TIUIVkR8AI =. r.. HIeKKY OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS 70 % IRON al points
3 REDUCTION Of e.E DoIIll ~
upon any other onos or depot
tn this city
Tickets COED snl used. DasSsss checked through.
Apply 70 II. d. WHITE6IDE,
aD1B S87 Penn. ave-. Dandy store.