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'TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
l. ERTl, IMPROVED AND UNIMPRUyED,


By virtue of a deed Of trcst, dated March lst A. ID
1875, and recorded Ia Liber No. ia folio $780, of the
land records OF Washington County, District OF Col
umbis and BY direction of Sereral Of the holders Of
the notes secured thereby, Ne will sell at public
auction, in front Of the prem Sees, on TUESDAY,
the Z tn day OF March, 1876, at O'Clock ,. m ali
those pieces or parcels OF ground situate In Wash
iDgton City. D. O., known and described on the Of
fetal Plat of said city follows, VIZ: The south
twenty and one hall (201s feet part and the north
twenty six feet Of lot Ave with the full de 9TH OF
said lot in square three hundred and twenty q We
(35) all OF lots twenty (eb and twenty CID the
eastern thirty 1907 feet of lot fifteen (l5D and the
western twenty two feet iIch q IL ftJ of lot
sixteen with the full depth of said lots In square
two houdred and ninety six 1885,. Also, on WE'D.
N1SbAf the 18th day Of March, le75, at O'Clock
D. m, lot nve i5l in square one hundred and seven
tlU and lot four - in square south Of square
nun dred and four l04; together with the improve
Terms OF sale One fifth Of the purchase money
two and tn, years. for which the notes Of the
purchaser bearing Interest Ut the Of eight IsJ
per centum ana um from the day Of sale, sd se
cured BY trust deed on the property, will be taken
deposit OF 976 On each lot parcel OF the prop-
erty viii be required al the time OF SALE and ali con-
eyaDclng i'll be- IT the expense OF the pur chaser
The sale 10 be subject to any unpaid taxes on the
property. II the terms Of sale are not Complied
with In seven daye. the Trustees the right
TO rese the property ct the risk and Of the de-
faulting purchaser, after Ave days advertisement
WOODbCBY WH8ELEk,
ROBT. p. DODGE, ) Trustees
BENJAMIN DARNEILLB,S
fsb0 lot WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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MORE COAL observation-disclosures. Dan
iel Focht and III. III. Roth. of PHILADELPHIA
have recently purchased large tract of coal
land, located at what is known as Summit
Station, Schuylkiil county, on the c. q W.
branch of the Philadelphia and Reading rail-
road. This tract was formerly known as the
Alter and Stevenson tract. From develop
ments made it has been found that there re
three large basins of coal on IL. Tue differ
ent viens that have been shaftet show a
thickness OF I, 10 and II feet OF good COAL
MixerS' journal.
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. II. WARMER. corner 7th and = streets.

rnRii,srrrn s.,ro,V.1n.p,rIxnnov,
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH sIOD or
sTkEhT, BETWEBn SD AND 4rH 6rS.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated December
Is, lo7o, duly recorded In Liber No. go, folio
As. one Of The land records for the District Of U-
!pmbia, and ct the request Of the party secured
tSnsIeoy Will eell at public sale, 70 the highest
March 30. l16, ct O'Clock p; m the following
described real estate, situate In the city Of washing
tod, ID o., to vit: Lot numbered Ave ISL In "a uafe
numbered seven hundred and seventy four ina,
according to B. Halle subdi vison Of said square,
together With the Improvement thereon.
TermE Cash. All convey ancing will be at the
cost Of the purchaser, aud 100 must be paid tine
Of sale. Terms be oled with In seven DAYS
ater day Of SALE otherwise will resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the default 20 purchaser.
feb0-eod J, Z. C0kDWELks salesman.
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a SAD CASE OF DESTITUTIOy came u light
al the Astor Library, I'm New York, on M0l-
uay One OF The best known among the WISH
tors there for the past several months has
been middle aged German, of due intellect
ual presence and decent, though SHABBY,
dress. He has been engaged on special arti-
cles for the German papers there. always ar
irving at the library within a few minutes
after IL opened, and remaining, immersed in
study, till IL closed. One peculiarly In mis-
conduct that attracted general attention was
his daily habit of eating a roll, which he car
Iied IN his pocket, crum0 by crumb. Mon
day morning when ne entered one Of the
librarians (Mr. Leonardl remarked that he
was paler aud more nervous than usual, and
said as much. The gentleman passed the
remark Oft with feeble Joke aud began
working. For several hours he maintained
his position writing. but at last his next
neighbOT noticed that he was reeiirg ia his
seat, and In moment more he had fallen 10
The floor. The interested group which gath
cred shout him came 10 an understanding OF
the facts In very short time-the unfortu-
nate gentleman was starving. What could
be done In difference TO the sufferers self
respect was done. be was conveyed to a
hotel and measures taken TO insure his COM
fort Tor Time at least. Truly the German
proVerb holds: "DeT k15lSt gCh mach brOf"
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW UBIICATIONS.-Life,L Letters and Jour
i .sls Of George Tick nor, vols; %. The Un-
TO Prof Morse with Fl ne steel ongrayings 0s Songs
a. a. sung by The HAMPTON Students; ACC. The Bible
Word Book. by surntoD; 8 French Polite Al
Leaders, by Ed King; 81 So, S. lect English Evan
seiist, the spectator edited by Hsbborfon: 81 A
Marriage In Eigh Life, by Feuilet, paper; 75c The
same in yellum, el.5; and cloth bindings. s So
The Great Diviae-Trsves in the Upper Yellow
stone, by the SaIl Of DunraveD: o. 80. The Citrate
in Charge. by Mrs: Oliphan'; 5Oc. Psnsaniss, by
Lord LYttcp; s0c. New Helps to Holy Lent, by
BY ssn,wood Lewis. 81. Duluth, by Judge J.
S0LOMONS e. CHAPMAN'S,
Agents for Lawrence 9 =" Pure Linen" Papers,
marltr gil Penn. ave. bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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Weston continued walking steadily on tia
llh. S3m. SIS, when he lefJ OF Tor a long rest
10 being announced that he would continue
bis journey at three O'Clock this morning.
Weston had up TO this time accomplished 10
miles and one lap.
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DIVORCE FROM A CLERGYMAN.-In the
special term OF the Brooklyn supreme court
before Judge Dykman yesterday, q motion
was made by defendants counsel Co post
against the Rev. ]. ]. Kane. The action is
for limited divorce on the ground OF cruel
and inhuman treatment. The plaintiff re-
sides In Brooklyn. The defendant, who is a
chaplain I'm the United States navy, IL In
Europe. His honor set the case down for
trial In May.-lM y. Sun, FEB %.
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& GREEN, Auctioneers.

EsfsiE Ss sJFH
MKsT: C6SsfsfiNG OF hhEGaST 9G Tw6 o.
S sI}IT,i hkIc KE nTELLING ATN saGK
e. BY virtue Of a deed oft.u.t. dated May 2l,t,A
sI D. 1876, aud duly reco rded in iber No. rs, To-
liV ~ ct seq Of he land records for the Dls
1T q sna ss 19Spssi Of the ry
"a tie premises, to the highest bidder, on THURS
hat SSTsS rS or lot Of 1 Srs g.
being in the ciJy Of Washington, District Il Column
cordi 4 TO Fred'k A Bos~ell's subdivision # east
Eine 81 feet OF lot Numbered IS an all of lot num-
te5sd go and go in sgasTe numbered four hun
S SDd 5Ss9iSta m ne oee 70, Of sS city
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of ssle; oue-third cash, Cof which 500
twelve aud eighteen m Is, equal payments, to
be secured BY purchaser notes, bearing eight per
Of rust on the properly sold. Convey snci ns and
recording ~ purch cost. II Of sale are
not comgl lied with DAYS after sale, the rrus-
tee the right 10 resell &C risk and cost of
VIM =. hoffman, Trustee.
cecll dts ko132l stIeeL northwest.
RITE PURCHASES ATTHEABoVK SALE
having failed to cong ; v h. terms Of ale, the
Pros,r,s ~ be resoio q his risk aud cost UEs
4S ~ q Gf 9sqt snd rf saSs
REAL EsTATE OF South SIDE OF MABY
LAND AVENUE, BETWEEN I~r AND 2D
STREETS WEST. OPPOSITE BoTANICAL
THREE STORY FR<IE DWELLING.
- By virtue of deed If trust, dated J uly Path,
~ A. ID. 1878, and duly recorded ia Liber No. 79i,
foiio 20 ct SEQ one II the land records for the Dis
secured thereby, We will sell at public auction in
front Of the premises to the highest bidder, SAr
URDAl. February 18th, 1873, at 4 O'Clock .. N,
all thar piece or parcel OF ground situate in
the CITY OF Washington, District Of Columbia. aud
known as part OF lot No. in rare Nc. SIC, and
bounded as follows, viz: Beginning for same on
Mary land avenue IA feet inches westerly from the
northeast corner OF said lot, ard running thence
westerly along the line Of salt - feet in
ches, thence southeasterly to n'ersect the line
Of said lot, At point distant 10 feet inches east
from southwest corner Of said 1t; thence cas-: aorS
the said line % feet inches the sout haas
corner OF said lot. and thence northwesterly in q
straight like to the place of beginning, together
Terms OF sale One third cash: (of which 100 must
DC paid at the time OF sals) and the balance in g.
~, and Is months In equal payments, to be secured
by purchasers notes. bearing s per cent. interest
the property sold. ConveyanciDs aud recording at
purchasers cost. III terms of sale not complied
with in days after sale. the trustees the
fault. WIN. +. HOFFMAN, rr,.,.as
R.W. DOWNMAN, iFustees'
feb9 dts [Rep .eodl
~ BY CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTER
EsT, the above sale Is postponed until WEDN IS
WI. F. HOFFMAN, r,r..o
febl9-dts b. w. BOWMAN. trustees.
HSBY CONSENT OF PARrIRs IN INTER
est the boye sale il further postponed until MON
DAY, MAJ CHI 9th, 1916, at 4 p. m.
VIM. r. HOGTZMAN, rr..oo.
maridts Il. W. BOWMAN, iustee7'
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MALPRACTICE IN Nav NORK.--We have
he'd several bad cases OF MALPRACTICE lately
Ihe most recent alleged one II that of Rose
J. MopSell, OF No. Charles strest. wno some
lline aSo was saleslady In paper pattern
establishment on Broadway. Last lame he
married a Mr.. Speck. Her death vas from
peritonitis, aud the coroner has tie Subje II
under inNtsfigafion.-LN Y Lcttcr
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
1HILhDELPHIA, ALh1ANpRlA, WASH.
lhEI ION AHu q EnRG ErO YIN

A. ALEAsNUhIA, WAShs
ihGTON AND GEORGkTOWN.
SAILING DAYS.
Prom Plef 8, North Wharvee, Ph!lsdeI2his,
From 50 Water street. Georgetown,
ID. O., MONDAY, 1t p. m.
This line connects ct Philadelphia with Clyde's
Regular semiweekly Line OF Steamers for Provi-
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age In Boston By this line.
wM. P. CLYDE Co, Philadeiph:s. ~
p. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
u. d. @. MINK, 29 Devorshfre street, Boston.
~Freights delivered by Knox . Il press. Orders
left a. General en1ce, 500 Pennsylvania avenue,
at the steamers Wharf, viii b promptly areodsd
70. sep2-R
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STEAMER LINES.

'.DEOFLhS' LEN
NOlTINI. MILTON CREEK, UPPER MA
CHODOCAND TNTERMEDLAIE
LANDINGS
The si5eEheel ste-meT
II. MORRIS
Captain 7 L BALDWIN,
VIII commence running TO the above landings on
Monday. March 9th, leaving from sIK- n
wharffoot Of sth street every MON kGaS
DAY and THU RcDAY at 8 a. m.
Returning will leave Nomiui every TUESDAY
fsb28 N Il FITZHUGH spnut
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CATaLoGlE SALE OF LARGE COLLEO
lion or STANDARD AND MIsCELLA
YoUEG MIDDLETs%si

AUCTION SALE OLA VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON TIE WAIST SIDE OF 2rH STREkT
BETWEEN AND Il STREETS EORrH-
WEST.
go We shall sell at public auction. in front If
80 he PREMISE, on TUESDAY, March 18th, Is-6
at ~ o clock ,. m, Lot ., in square 2>i,
bonting % feet 18th street and running b.ok the
came wd' Ib29 feet 10 30 feet alley. The Lot is
10 desirable nelghb9rhood, IN one of the highest
points d the city, sud the Of it is mproyed "
a substantial b-ick Stable.
Terms OF saie: One fourth cash, (of which 800
must be paid at the tine of ssle,D and the balance
IN three equal payments, at one, two aud three
Years Win Interest at seven per cent, aud red
By deed of trust on the property. All convey
sncing ~ the purchasers If the terms OF sale
are not complied with in ten days the property will
be fesoid ut the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser.
maI2-d YOUNG & MIDDLETON sucts
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\ FIEND IN HUMAN FORMAL PItt.-
burg. Frederick NJ ers. a saloon Keeper. co n :
United brutal assault on Adam DSren.
ased hIty-nve years, last evening. on heating
poker red hot and stabbIng aim An the
rlsbt groin. The poker penetrated toward
The abdominal region. "A distance of six ar
seven Inches. Tue assault was entirely un-
provoked. Myers was arrested and helt "a
await me result of nnran,s Lninrias
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los. II. KELLEY, Auctioneer.
y Once No. goa stn street northwest


Once No. goa Stn street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY. Nc 1919 TENTH
STREET NOkTHwE5T, BETWEEN ST.
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, AT AUG
TON.
- By virtue OF a deed OF trust to the undersigned
II bearing date on the 7th day OF yune,a ID. 1913,
AID duly recorded In Lber No. To- folio 7o1 ct seq
one Of the lana records in and for the District Co.
lunbia, and at the written request Of ths holder
OF the principal note and interest rotts secured
thereby, will sell at public auction, OF MONDAY,
the 9TH day Of March, A. ID. 1876, at ) O'Clock o.
N In front OF the premises, lot numbered ninety
two, t92 In Joseph +. kelley subdivision OF the
west halt OF square numbered three hundred and
sisty- i've, 1907 in the city of Washington, ID. u;
ssid lot fronting eighteen ilSJ feet the side
OF 0th street west aud Running back los feet to au
alley, end improved by two story and basemsnt
pr. Dc. d brick front Dwelling Hou.e.
Terms Of SALE e2.1n0 lin intereet at the rate of
ten cent per snnum from June Z, 1875, together
with tax arrears and PEI OF sale in cash, aud
IN" baiapce at two with interest and secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold. Conyeyapc
ing at cost Of purchase. SlO0 to be paid down by
the purchaser immediately after sale.
ALBERT r. FOX, Trustee.
1ebI-d6ds JOS. d. x kelley, Auct.
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FoRIYfo.hIB COUNTRIES,
Closing Proceeding. Yesterday.
.SATE.-AfIer our report CLOSED

SENATE-Aftero our report ciosed
Mr.. AlcOrn reported q bill Apr ppr at ng
- 2t0otF for building ana repairing tue VI $
sisSIppi l@Vees, which vas referred.
Or motion OF Mr. Morton, the unfi1iShed
business was postponed aJd the Pincho tcx
case was taken up by a vote of yeas b, nays
-. The pending question was the amend
ment OF Mr.. EdmHuds to insert the word
mot" before the word "sdmitrei." 30 that IL
should read that 4. - Il Pincn0asK De not
scmi ted" &c Mr.. Morton had the floor 10
close the debate, but he gave way To Mr.
Alcorn, who argue In favor Of the admission
Of Mr.. PiuchoacK. Without action on The
resolution, the Senate went into executive
session and soon after Ijourned.
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GALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.

:, By virtue Of deed Of trust dated June 18th, 4.
oI2, aid recorded in Liner No. $50, folio 1885, of
The land records for the county Of Washington, %.
G., and 10y direction of the parties secured in said
d. ed of trust will sell in front Of the premises on
MONDAY, January 31st. A. d. 1o76, at 40
clock p m, ali Of Lot numbered fifteen in sauare
numbered one, in the city of Washington, 10 the
ID strict OF Columbia containing 05O 81 uaTe feet or
theresbouts, with the Improvements thereon.
Terms: One third cash. aud the residue in equsl
instruments at 6, ~ and Is months, with interest
from day OF sale payable semi annually, at rate Of
eight per centum per aunum until psid, the deferred
ayments TO be secured by the purchasers notes
and deed OF trust on the property sold, all cash
at purchasers option. eIosit OF 100 req al red
at SALE aud the conveysncing must DO at pur-
chaser's cost. If terms of sale are rot com oiled
with in hve DAYS from sale the property will be
rsold 1T risk and cost of defsulting pnrchas ter
five days notice III the Evening star newspaper
JOHN +. HANNA. Trnstee.
lsnH-ZaWSds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
81 THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE.
de CTibed property not hsvis z complied with the
terms of sale thereof to him. made pursuan, to tue
above advertisement. this Is to give notice that
Will sell the said property, AZ his risk and cost,
sATUBDnf, March 4th, 1870, at the same hour,
a. the same place, and on tine same terms Us men
toned in the ADORE advertisement.
JOHN +. Ii ANNA. Trustee.
1eo23 dSds WASH. Is. VILLA NJ, AUcs.
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A DONATION PARTY CHLoROFORMFD-
a Morayia (Cayuga county, paper gives
this account: ''Ihe most contemplate piecs
OF Yillainy we have heard OF lately was per-
petTated In the town of Summerhiil on
Thursday evening of last week A donation
was given at the house OF Emery DOTan for
the benefit OF Rev. Chas. Lewis, OF the Meth
odist church. Among several tough Gus.
toners present, in which that town seems
10 abound, were couple OF young raScalS
named Peter Roda and Thomas Wilkinson,
who undertook TO stupefy the whole party
with chiOroform. by scattering 10 upon their
ciothing and about the room. Twelve per-
sons, men, women and young girls, were
more or less affected by the drug. some OF
them very seriously, being uncOnscio for
several hours, and one lady, We are in
formed, has not yet recovered, her life being
in jeopardy. The affair caused intense eX-
element among the people of that co!lmu-
nifty, and next morning Roda and Wilkinson
were arrested and brought before Justice
Sdyles, of this village, for examination.
Several charges were presented in the war
rant OF arrest, and after protractei trial
the defendants gave bail To answer 10 tuat
of assault and battery. The case will prob
ably so before the next grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-02

A Bosom FRIEND KILLED In A TURKEY
HUNT.-Near ROckmills. Ala, while turkey
hunting, John PraytOr fired and shot Frank
Hendon, killing him instantly. Praytor's
gun was a rifle, and the bullet entered Hen
don's heart and he never breathed after
wards. Both the young men were warm
diality of feeling had ever existed between
them.
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WOMAN AS A DRUGGIsT.-A young wo-
man on West Madison street, having taken
q course of chemistry, has been assisting her
father IN his drug store. The other day they
sent in prescription for some simple medi
cine for a sick baby, and next day the baoy's
father went down town to buy a pony coli a.
sonal explanation. Great Jehoshaphat -
he said, looking at the powder, "why, there's
arsenic III this! 1t ought to have been BIZ
carbonate Of soda. Eliza, how is this?''
"Oh, pal" replied his unmovei assistant,
eve had no soda, and arsenic was the near
est shade that matched FL Chica1o TribLuie
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HOTELS.
UNION SQUARE HOTEL,

I ISS i5 sgt4 NEW YORK. fSoPa1.1Sas
Al this Establishment are TO be found all
he excesienries known 70 modern hotels Of the
highest grade.
Its location Is the most desirable In the city,
being II blsi-hfni and charming nsigncorhood,
sid within easy ustsDce Of the chief pubic tnsti
tGti9Ls the leading business houses, and the prin-
ciPal theateTs.
The roOn as spae'c Us, vsTT iigdt, deliberately
lUrnlshei h1d thoroughly ventilated, aud the views
ere varied, extensive and charming.
Tie Restaurant has superior anyx here out
Of Pals. kvery iuSEry l. here supplied at mode
rae ooet and ibe ATTENDANTS are uniformly courte
Gus and sf.c
The elevator is available ct all hours, day and
night
Visitors to New York will nowhere meet
Better accommodation or more reasonable terms.
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OURODe-hOrSe driver Ia xes no care
To look mp the struggling asseuj are,
80 when we wish To stop n ear,
Alter shaking la vain our umbrell aire.
And yelling again and beating the air,
ee Tire boy 10 run rOunI the cslr
AID tell the driver 20 stop his cair
II he wants another paSseniare.
HUrffBy,T Tysnes
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RAILROADS.
1910 PERNsYLyA 1915
hOBT q
10 the North. KesI. and Gauf hN eat

Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
Corner Of so sud B streets. as follows: 'O''
Psrfdr os 3 Pa Pi. sns W';f daily Wiz
Palace s Gar to Chicago, and i1:ss .. N. daily,
FOR OAnandsisns, Rochester, Buffalo, Eiassr.
Fsls, and the North, q. N. daily, except Sun
@ hesg fcs k%1. .na S Eur
Yors ana daily Is. Rs sae;p suDdnya
man Psrlor Cars, e:23 a m. daily, except sunday
With Psrlof Oars sstash ed aA'' except Sunday
's end Rsissaas aDs 80 s.y Sunday
AsooaHs%odation tsS ssiti@.1s; I:so a. m. daily.
Tor Popes 6Iesk Line 1:so :. M and 4:ao ,. N.
Yer HnH.S sRs ss aso m and ass Pm. .1o.p,
ALExAEpRIA 4 TRHpERIoksBURa RAIl:
RAILRohD. "A0niSsioH
T9r Observation-Disclosures
v19 ; ,s ssd s11 and 1,s p R,,,mo,, daily
except Sunday: and $40 .. M daily and via
Lynehhnrs; f;33 .. 70. aud 1870 p. m. daily,
Trans leave Alex sndris for Washington, 8. rs.
Sunday At .bs 10 81 =, and .; Sna m' IN
Tickets, infor@.tipn, Sleeping ana pa5Ier Car
can De E,oenfsd s az tine g
sylyania avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
and Pebnsy IL ana avenue, and at the Depot, where
iestin alton from Hos.i. and Residences "
Boxs esP Asst
RALrInORk AND ohio RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME. FKBRuAKY 18th, Isye,
sSo-p.,t Inc ~ .ni HxA VS. sts.ia3.
1:09-BsitimorS, Annapolis aud Way Stations.
s:00-NKw YORK AND BOsToN EXPRESS.
s:4S-ClLcinHst', 81 Louis and Pittsburs Ex-
sso-Bsisimore and way stations ON sunday
,so-ps'n =. =, ss ste Ping a Relay only
i0;i MoREJSLlMITzD ExPR Kss 30 stops
.2I5-Bsltinors and Way Stations,
Pullman PsrloI Cars.
a WV ss.tign; I'VE Main sss%J and
Fep, q SoSss srs
Stations: vi. Metropolitan Branch
and S %pv Stations, e. Lsfsl
s:S0-SHlcAso stsr EIPREss. HsEorstown.
s:0o-Bsltimore and Way starens.
pre-: Ch,ssse, Columbus; sssdI.E, snd
AL Way Stations on Ohio and Chicsg'
s:2s-NEW Y0Ek HIsHr ExPRxss. Sleeping cars
1So see sts o., so; zis' s;So
Leav.rs Canldes StGi,on 10, wa,sisstos.
AS, sI5, 600, 7:3O, s:45 q. m. 1890,
41s. 900, $40, 6:33, 1910 p. m. daily.
$40, 500 1880 .. IN, 3:tS, $50, S:lS
., N, daily, except Sunday.
30 connection on Sunday for Haserstovn, An
lapOli5, Stanton Valley Branch, for New
Work and Philadelphia al 500 am. and 1850 p m.
Tor further Information apply At the Baltimore
md Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, aud
AS Pennsylvania syenGe, where orders will be
for baggage 70 % checked and receiye cd st
tcipt IN the city, TH0S. L SHARP,
Master Of Trans portation.
T.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. kOOHIZ, General Agent. Eovl-n
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KILLED ON TIE POINT OF A DIRE
Richard Berkeley, nick-namet "San Jua,
Dick" on his way from Colorado 10 tas
Black Hills, was thrown from q wagon. nes,
Spotted Tail agency, the other day, AMI ram.
ing on the point OF Q dir 4 knife dangling \,
his aide, IVES Instantly Killed. ~
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CRAZED BY CATARRH REMEDY. John
Gooden, a man vino lived alone near Rus
sian river, Cal, chopping wood for a living.
was found raving mad In his cabin last
week, and soon afieTward died, having been
poisoned by an overdose OF catarrn remedy
Wilton be bad Deen Tor some time uKing.
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YO.MOARDN.

GEORGE w. STICRNEY, Auctioueer
" Room 10, lie Droit Building
viii sell on account IF whom It may concern
on FRIDAY, March 3, 1876, at ClD oAe O'Clock ..
M at hrLse wharf, foot of 9th street, seven hun
oreo barrels OF cement. Terms cash.
mari GEO. W. STICKNEY,
* H. MARNEk, corner 7th and streets.
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE, on the EAST SIDE
OF 2lSI STREET, BETWEEN K AND l.
NORTHWEST.
- will sell at public auction. to the highest
- Bidder on FRIDAY. March 3D., 1876, at :,
= clock D. m, Lot A, subdivision Of square rs,
hayug front If IA feet by depth IF 63 feet.
Terms: One third cash. balance in and Il months,
with per cent interest. $50 down on day OF sal g.
All con- eyanciDg at expense of purchaser
marl-3t j. T. COEDWELL, Salesman,