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New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
New 31nblieailons.

NHEAPEST BOOKSTORE IN THE WORLD,
" 90 7s9 COSTLY ENGLISH GIkT boqhe R6s A AZ o5r
and inward BIBIIsS PRAYER BOOKS, &c, almost given
away LEGGAT BROS, 3BEEKMANST- OPP Fost-oHiee
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
gieamboa.s ano aailrcaos.

DRIDGEPORT and all points on Housatono
I'D and Nauaataek railroads Fare 81 steamer DRInGE
PORT leaves Cathhrinesp at lI30a and Bridgeport q
linn.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
Ciin propertp 90 Get.


PRIVATE family residing in IA beautiful
n UP woUIi LET y snail family
their handsomely furnished trccstOry brown
HOUSE with the exception U sitting and two bed
rooms tird foor for 800 per month silver linen, bed
ding china aud every ming necessary for housekeeping Can
al SlS East Ffitieth-st
E0URTII-AVE., 246, between 10Th and 10th
ss-Two upper floors for business small family rent
paid 10 May next IN books paper stationery fancy
goods &c; suitable Tor holiday trade
EIRE-PROOF DWELLING.
Il THE ROCKINGHAM APARTMENT HOTEL,
BrUndEay and Fifty nintist.
ABSOLUTELY lKE.PRDOf.
Elevator heat drainage and ventilation
passed cabinet nnish.
MkNrs, 500 To $40 PER MONTH.
Apply on the prtnis-s.
VO LET-Furnished or unfinished, a large
threestOy HOUSE uniil let Of MAY longer; Ecryauts
(PrOtestan would remain. Inquire 22l East lStst be
tween Il aud J.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
Milllnern.

MARIE TILMANN of PARIS. - New Fine
Nk PARIS MILLINERY today, from all tbe pest maAerH
New goods. 423 Sixthave, near fwcnty-sixth-st
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
Gotcis.
tuinler Rrsoris.
Sales bn Auetlon

III. CIDDRR, Auctionetr.
DEREMPT0RY AUCTION SALE
OF PINE CLOTHING.
NJ stau aeI AT aucfiou al es n. y, FRI
nay bee (sae commencing 10 0cicck, AGO lots o shoce
iohIne ade M of the largest NcwN qfk ty hndses
Ia to very best manner to Dc sold without reserve
"a Vs. LOSES. UNDERuIIIs & SCUDDER, AucuDncers.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
MCDONALDn

! N q ASSES TX DRAWING AND WATER COLORS.
- From Nature 15s Broadway. Ioow 81 -
Oi one hour eac l inc stnl' pa
ale i'm advance reduction will be made iOr TWO OF oIS
Puuis coming together.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
BROOKLYN propsrtn Go Get.

T'0 LET-3-story brick SCH0OL-HOUSE, No.
n 1853 R6nmeu.sf. 3-s;ory brick DWELLING, l7g vii.
loughbV-st GORDON L. FORD. % Clarkst, Brookyn
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EEwJERsEY:
Trims leave OOd C1ster PermOnt, ard Nyack
T. gf5 m l. s. g. $40 03O. ESQ, 730 and saturday
nights Ony az l:3D y. III. Sundays a. IA and $50 p ~
Nanuet Spring VALLEY and MOUsey T. 945 M. 445 2. m
JNO. \. ABBOTT. Genl Pass'r Agent New York
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEAEN zen MEN Nb%%foNKbH's on hOSS fg
ime Tabo OF Nov 10 1875: Trains leave Newfork frun
foot IbertysI. North River at Slb, ll;4o n 4lb.
From foot OF Clarksou-st. at ll:35 a. m.
stages from keypOrt connect az AatawaE station
ali train
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

NOUNG MEN privately Fitted Tor College
Il Conditioned students lutoIed: -. ~, .,.,. a..
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
fornaking boys inte,i healthy, Christian men,
BENJAMIN MASON. Box NO. GOi lOnkefs n. =.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

.lnT EAST IsTU-ST.-A private family,
sbO owning The house wi lot suite OF rooms To one OF
two Eeatlctnen, with or without board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

Cos or fnrhids them 20 acf aS e.oori a the
aic'cseid friends, so they make the os-t ~
tue time they can De toFethcr. one ~ me
prstiiesi fcSlures ~ the sf;eruro1 c,ncert L.
tn pisy iug OF fountain an 'he center 81 toe
u ke. i Is general turTtd o. shnnt I've
O'Clock. TIE water i throwp up a nu1i-eI
ieei $40 IN the Vet Of falling spray are q
ilcEsErd httle Tainbows caught from tue
Setti~g sun.
About tygo hours after the close Of this con-
cert ire gay crowd assemblies again Tor tEa
evening. Tie scene then. by nsShing g1s
Eght, Is beautiful beyond deScription.
Through the JffnkhaNo, the Cl1oHnafes al
across tie carriage drive 20 The KurSsat en-
trance l. one long n accession Of N CUTS InieT
i.it ial. ing spray or the cascade, opposite
he entrance, are gas tets. illuminating The
water and casting glow over all tue 40 -
IL is necessary In the evening 20 pass
ihronGh TIE kUrSsal 10 order Il Cp' 10 HE
gaTcen. At The door you show your ticket
ard receive a programme from the porter.
IN The afternoon the side gates o. The psrs
are thrown open and afmittanea Is 'fr-a.
THIS free admitiance, however. Is not - be
understood IN our broad Americau sense A
PORTER SITS a. each OF these gates aud he
would very soon refuse admitLance 10 ,Rnv
OF Inc working class6S unless pre- sen -lUZ -
c can and resi- ectsble appearance. But Ger
ran working classes never presume
TIE garden Is brilliantly illCm mate &
iErOu ghOuJ Tan bronze posts, surmoUafst
by cluster offgsS-lights, are pieatfuHy
sPTinkisd among the thickest trees AMI
where. between every one, are raoga n, pes
e. lUn>- When these trees sre On blossom
iaeIT fraCra. &C peneirstes the Who'll gardens
The best view OF the scene u D be uat
fsCw rustic bridge that spans a narrow
part II the ls6e some distance GOV n. There
81 tie Shs low and quiet you can best app-e-
Cta'e ire hrllliancy of The moving panorama.
IRE music stands, the gay uniformed mg-i-
c fEs, tee moving crowd GA the rOmnH ie
snt the kuFSdal, with its long vista ~ POI
lshrI floor through wide open d0orw IS. are
f,ijhuIiy uirrored on The dark, snopih say
face q The lake. In a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

There couid hardly have been q more
ga INK i..Ci eut ia court fuRl hat On
II - va On proeress Nr : orr having
ms hed ibat the Trnpssiiipl before the
81. = bad never Ieer tgualeI ln Ahsuriffv
Az in The csscof Rard' D " pIckE lck tie
ff'-','uilrE attorney. with pencil tn hand.
erave'y inquired the page ard volume where
li~t C8se c'Iid De fCuua. Dickens hlnlSe 4
Noniu ~ required 10 picture such deli Eiltful
- .'i"LcS IA IT, must con'csl light. In
luioI's iutsrNIew vita Nrrg u-nan the a.
Ter 9 mes q rrsd u the tnrtns.r oat Of a he,k
which Mr. RDflu describes as ths ..fI,rlfre
snd fali OF TIE Ro1shsu Eo,pire.r
hears the ~ me
Know him. said Rrfl,n-
Il haven't bern rot ~ say right sian
O rough him lately" ispltes Mr. wegr;
hat. know him. ott familiar derIintue aod
fau o. the RoOshsl' IA, her. sir wnsa
Negg comes to look - the book I'M the even
= 4 as be settles Gown toTesd ~ Mr. aud
Nrs. Boffin, he notices the mistake-snd
"Nhsus the matter, Veg" saws ,fnn
niue mistake replies Negg. Il think
you SAID R"pShsn Empire. sir"
NJ - ~. i.,-i pls ant It returns BOfin.
W hsis the difference. Wegg"''
The difference said Wegg The differ
ence. sir. Wei there Won place me Ia a aim
Guilty, Mr.. Boffin. Sufficient 10 ,,bserve that
thc difference l. best poStp anat L. soma
other occasion when Mrs. BofiIn does MOI
honor u with her presence"
IL l. evident THAI Nj. Dyer has not been
right slap through" Ptckwick very lately
and be may not he able az a glance - spa fhe
difference between the cases uNu sllN Quo;asi
ana that Of the lannon's trial la VII 'ch SER
ecsrt Buzfdz naurei - consplcnously.
Wien the whisky suits shall De- disno-pi OF
however, a. might be well FOR tie distin-
guIsueu prosecutor 10 ran ID Ills Literary
Tecolleciions little tiu-ay5 ln-cr Deem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

AMATEUR PHoTOG RAPHERS.-The Hart
foid Post says The nackmen and express
mel Who make Their headquarters ~ front
OF the old State House, Hartford are a aueer
set, srd afford no little amusement by the
lra0bS NltI whicl they while away their
leisure hourS. This morning q couple of
them ifnPro, sd Photographic apparatus
out OF cigar OoX, mounted on sticks, ana
covered with hand Eerchief. Three CON-
rades we've formed into a group, and the mo
tons o. lac operator, Ia buTlesQue OF "A real
artist a. lolcai-Dg 10 the group lust how
ihey should pose, were intensely comicai.
All Ia readiness. tue hand kerchief which
t'"k toe place Of the customary black cloth
~ a. wlthCraWn with an artistic flourish the
OPERATOR assistant issled intently at a tin
tobacco boz cover which represented A watch
and Ia due time the handkerchief was re-
placed, and the picture vss decl AIRED 1nl snef.
s"Hte secret nisuO,Is were gone thrOu ga with
bs the operator la chief ami then the nm
"a u pictures were produced highly
coloreu comic valentines. Quite a crowd
WATCHED the affair, aud the end Was greeted
with roaIs OF laughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

M+ JAMES PAEToN'S bride IL the ssNeIly-
OF Fanny Ferns novel. Ruth HALL ina
gTeaiCSs literary bumb,hell that ever ex-
PlOdti - EOsiOn. TIE book was pub,iSaed
~ le56, lUst before its authors marriage 10
Mr. Parton and a. u contained caricafureS
Of nearly az editors Of Tire weekly napsrs in
lie r,t.. painfully unfstterlug portrait OF
Nathaniel a. Willis, Lady Blessington's
" ankee PoO,Ne," and such "A II keneSS of her
father li.-law and hts wife a. n SPIRITED wo-
n an would be Nkely u paint, the outcry
against II was loud. Everybody protc ted
that bis feelings were not hurt, an,l defended
every body else fTpm The "inahcious at
tacks' made by Mistress Fanny. Columns
Of leading articles were written 10 show that
the portraits were llDels. aud the boob, WAS
sold by thousands. Looking over II to-day.
when The sting has quite departed from il.
II seems rather bright bat fnartiSric aud oc
caSionally splteiUli saa IL l. well known
that the writer UNDER 1 mate tue Kind ness
az b.r own ana Mr.. Eldudge's father Taev
decided after the death OF her husband. who
was Lot all the angel that her fancy painted
him, 10 make her an annual allowance OF
eCu". which In those days was enough 10
mOOeStly support her sHd her two children,
She was uDsatiSfied. aud befoDk herself tn
Literature TO Increase her reSources but IL is
moi On record that she ever refused 10 draw
her quarterly $50 Il Boston COrTesDon,ieacs
CtCgtlJIiid p10sndedieT.
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- - . 49,
lsIED.

GOULD. On the 18th instant, after q short Hines
sohN Could, Ia the SD lesr VI his age.
he tGheral vil take place TON his late residence
No stO I'd ct Get north vest, sunday afterno0u
a. IL O'Clock. The relatives aad friends are resDsc1
fully invited % attend.
kAUkFMANN. At Wooster, Ohio, at u IS O. a
February -, 1876, in tho 78th year VI sge, mrl
JAM HANs hANFFeAAN, mother Of Mr, 3. u
Kaufman q this city.
iIiy psSITs please copy
EUCitCe. On the 18th instant. CHAs. Foorl
Ii..snt soE OF Chas ID. and Carrie .. Moulton, ESD
m p tbs ana IS days.
fLaersl services 81 his parents residence, II
1910 lftn street northwest, on sunday, Teorue1
~, at clock p. IN.
Doc ALD. On the 18Th instant, AMEs o Doc
AID, formerly Of baltimore, IN tas list year Of q
age
Funeral viii take place from his dsa gutter D uf(
ffufner) residence. No. s3i "a street nortncsstt
Sunday aFteI moon at . clock.
SMALL. Ontha 18th instant, OsrHERtNn LII
ABETf SMALL, sged year, mo utls. 10 dage.
Funeral frSn me residoace OF her par nts,
Gresn ttEset, Ge0rsotoxn, on SUNDAY, the 1th.
So o clock 3. IN.
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TFoR THs EvENlNs s1Gs.
SELF-REI.IANlE.

4 ran IL to go about his own business a. AZ n hal
not = "A ieId IN the oild 90 help hjm in e..
-GesTgs EGrtis, h1rCtTs - ff1' ff4~.
sage. tbs woI ds you speak are wise indeed
man should learn 20 be his Osl b-=t TREAD,
For OF himself, al last, he must epend,
Il he in what concerns him would succeed.
Friendsbip, at best, IL but 8 4 ;ms reed
To lean on, failing when We would ascend
The wished for height, IL will or bresk or bend,
And none our plaintive cali for help will heed,
Needing their owR Affairs. What seems TO Us
MOmentors 1. OFT Sigh in Others eyes,
And what we aim At oft thsy cannot see,
OFT care not il miss IL v holly. and thus,
Sincerely seek ing aug n, IN AZ an IL wise
Who, silent, draws on his own energy.
W. l.. SHoENAKER.
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Grace Green~ood a. 10 uoat Blanc

I''|.fN! flfififfiff -Atf' D HTA asFlifN
! woke L. find our room filled win raj.
aEce, aud had only 10 dra Y aside the mus
liu curtain nom a window by my bel 10 be-
10 uauscendcnt VisiOn-Mont Blanc
pIGtr the tight ~ the luli moon and spark
ling To the stars. Never had it shown 10 me
- supremelN grand and beautiful. IL see net
81 Itself radiant and luminous. seemed 10
G-ni and Ill Tie night. An was strangely
SIN In tie town, but few hours before 30
busy and EOlsy. thew open the Windog 10
lisien, and could hear no --LATEST sound, ex-
q, II the muIhUf Cf the Arvp: no wind wae
abroad. not "a cloud doafed an tue deem gkv
EUt shallow treubled on the earth Nature
herself seemed Eriding her breath tu ave be-
tore that vast white splanllr. As ID haI ba.r
tAe temple 81 the " flute.
lllltd those VINO slept through an that
solemn. silent time, while the rsNsrent f.ight
and ihe vestal stars, and that high priest OF
mountains, were celebrating thetr august
my >ieTie2. For hour the double Fefulgencs
Hooded The valley ant dove into our roam
q set, shlmneriug tide Of light. on which
between sleeping and waxing I seemed n IA
heating a. a sirsnge conscious dream: tbeo
lie radiance erHed slowly away and 4 rose
and reused my companion 10 behold from
orr Windows another glorious sight-sunrise
rejected On Mont Blanc. First came a
streak ~ dnsky purple, which was not night
sid hesiiateI 10 he day; then pale ref
litam on the very center ~ the sum NIT
~htch hr'gbfenet and deepeued into a tame
thst mounted aud bszed { N lt seemed A sig
C2l IRE 10 rouse the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

F1~'i - SAID that NJ IS Victoria olxes Will
sunf MARY = &c. ltchett. The son of q
celebrated Osuil>t, aud heT sister ROsina will
wed III. Cecil { 4g, sca % the celebrated
whist player, ia Cay, ~ London, Eng.
l.lce Sermon, The lite actress who
Threw up "A I've vs.rs' contract IT Waliacks
theater because She was rot east TO suit her,
has been app,aks1 and Nlll soon ke her
-eappearance.
~ DO you know wat reputation we
ATSrlca,4s are getting ga The Continent? 4
G.hTd spflkhuy Nlennese say recently
tlat tie American husbands were the BEST
trained az the world Berlin Correspondence.
r<Ry mistake a rel.gious young man In q
HdNeE port church tznGed ms minister, In
stead u the usual meeting notice, a card
bearli Z the legend: Good Tor one drink "A
cent" IL wa imne 1iately returned.
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RAteyR8a

- The more radical a reiorm er the worse IS
Ne breath.
- II the weather don't turn OF very coli
pretty soon tho clippers OF horses will De
pIcc' plated mo bankruptcy.
90 The revive. feeling Is spreading, bnt II
It, n { yJs got down dep enough % Alfect
aTGesrales on 2GGntry newspaper BOOKS.
80 a DaDOu-y man he'd bag Of oats last
week, which 2s calls tie Seamless, as the
Went have 20 be sOwn. Some one stO'-
.aeIu.
- 1T plea Is a woman 10 see e man nol1 q
plate OF Tef-e Shments On his knee, at a tstl ~.
He can't 90 = withclt turning an MS toes
- How a * that people wins pace Il 3 lave
black ha-i."
Senator Chrls.iancy was married last
week u = clerk IN one OF The departments
MISS Lille Iugecbeel. Tie happy groom "a
Ga and the maid is about %. Now II he was
only 3, or sss about u the difference
wouldn't seem quite so great D9l'Ott- y
N,acx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

living in Perry county, Tenn, James hor-
ner, the Tennessee giant. AT years ne vas
"a we'll grown man feet high, and weigh "a
$50 pounds. Al "a - was inches taller, aud
weighed go pouIds. Any gro gth after hat
was Lot noticed until he was 81 years Old,
aud then only by the smRllness ofhis clothes.
and he then measured IN his stookiE - q feet
. inches. Since tLen-be is now 81 years Of
AGILE has attained the height OF feet .
incoes, and is still growing. this being an in
crease of about inches annually. some
years he grows more and some less, bat this
is his average. While lie ought % weigh al
least 300 pounds, he weighs only 233. lie Is
excessively lank and gswky, aud possesses
only one quality 10 a large degree, aud that
is his ability 20 WALK. He THINKS nothing OF
walking from home TO Linden, ms county
seat II miles distant, aud back TO dinner
rSoiaeTt1de Falcon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NFW YORK AND LIVER
BANKERS.

Nj - n Ely
IL node faster and more eas. in stock speculation
la wal street tnsn in any other Legitimate way
The Banking House Of Messrs Alex. FrothiugEa
Co IL all street, have paid to their Gust imers
during the last thirty days over $50 600. They have
ever OO Custc mers reside in different parts of
the world Their DO pUarity arises from dealins with
their Customers honestly They invest sums rang
Ing from Ten Dollars 10 250yUtO, and give strict
Eslsoaal attention to small Inv estments to large
1ht) also send Weekly Report free to those de-
-irirg 70 spec Mate. Send for 1t. PlttSbDg Com
bGeTCJGi Jan IA, lS76.
Sdoress ALEX FR6THINGHtM 4 CO.,
febi eotr Bankers aud Brokers, IL Wall :, N Y
SSn TO $4,000 invested IN etosk PRIVILEGES
ScO pays large profits. Write for n gaxs book
en and lctOms Of Wall n snd Wall 81, HeyieV
SENT fkEA. JOHN HICKLIN6 90,
Bankers and Brokers,
ocr-D IL Broadway, d. Y
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JfSfMiNHfkH HOTEL,
PROPOSALS..

hNPiRTMkNT or THE INTsRIOI,
- OFFICE OF INDIA n AFFA!ES. January Is. 1875.
ssNieS tTop1sais will he received at this Ofice
Un'l , clock tue - daV OF FEBRUARY, lS76 for
turG;-hl1f tue following uslI-d qlantiie- & Beet
Cattle on tie HOof for issu-C t. Irtisns IN tho In
G'aL t-IrlglTy:
For he kiowa ard COIAsHch. Agency, l,4VO,01
pounds, 500 vslgat
Fyr ths Wichita Agency, S9o 0Vg pounds, gross
vrisr5.
F5rths Cheyenne an1'a rspGhoc Agency, 800 90
IC-ICs, gross weight.
F-n particulars regarding the requirements for
FlgCerr VI! he furnished On app!icltIGP ~ tbis
Uri.S. j. = SMITH.
Esu27 -eotiebI9 Comm i7siOUer i,dian fairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

rANY RATE we have had a few freezing
days ulls winner. Only lew weeks ago the
intizman stock frole light, aud he cut &c
out Ia chunks rom the CANS. We RENE nber
That Bridget brought tire cake of frozen mi *
and Nnen Mrs.. Johnson came Ia and say
~ she said: o. e seems 10 me the iceman n as
given r. clearer Ice tlan usual this morn
InE-, !. tL.nllLlr. h..lL....I
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STEAMER LINES.
WV EXPREss LINaYIa CAhAL,

NV EXPRESS Linz VIA CANAL,
l BRTWEES
PRIL6 DELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
Ih6T0N AND GEOR6 kTOHN.
SAILING DAYS
Tross Pier ., North Wbsryes, PbflsdsIsaj
81 TEEDHY, At Ian .fr-~ a
Prom 3 " Ster ST. eel, 6eor setovn q, - f7k.
~. Q, 3oSDaY, at D. IA
This line connects NJ Philsdelphis with Clyde s
Regular S.mi- weekly Line Of S-ea1ers for ProyE
dence. Boston and New EnElsod States. Nc wharf
age in Boston By thi. line:
@. r. HYDE, Agent fer d. Of q.
Nm r. CLYDE CO., Phisdeiphis.
E.A. REED, Alexandria, Va
ID. T.. q. MINK, "a 1 evonshirs street, Boston.
81 Freig bts delivered by Knox EIpress. Order,
left 1T General Once sos Penosyl yanis avenue, or
%, sera- In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

CAEI SCHUaz ~ charming - louis social
cicsiss by als piano playing. lie yields his
"a ao!e soul 10 tlse ilEU.8ces 81 tue music,
and SIS Il peTfect ptciUnc OF rdpt devotion,
VIII lis EYES fsts tened Sn The ceiling aud his
leg coilcd around the pedal Doard.-l LrOOk-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

wHEN Bessie Turner, who is on her lee
turing tour. registers her name aud ASKS tue
hoiel CLERK 10 give her a quiet room where she
will not be disturbed by the tramping
through the hall AMI otherwise, he glances
at the Signature, SMILES a light, sarcastic
smile, and thinks OF q long-hairet. thin
legged man IN a nuttering night shirt, lug
ment to the rarret OF q house in Brooklyn
without disGarbing the tranquility OF her
Slam her getirago TfDlex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19
MARRIEn.

CoIwINE-J0HEsoN. On Wednesday, ls.l
nsdalti ~ bhs Church Il Ihe kpiphAny, by the ksv
Wilbur watkins, Mr.. QUtsEON Goa WAX aud
hlss STELLA PAULINE JOhNso y, daughter OF Mo-
lesiss IL v hltislseJ, q ashibgton, ID. q. Icin
email rsSers piessecop
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

THohAs Do@LISG,
Star Buildings, corner Ps. svs. sud 18th street..
SQCARE SGT AT AUCTION
JktsIkES SALE OF NALU sBLE REAL rs
IaIE, Situated BErWEEh Isr AND 40
STREETS WRIST AND AHO N SIREETS
SOUTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
VA by virtue al q deed OF trust, bearing date the
- 18th day Of may, A. ID. 1510, and recorded il
Liber No. 6l6, at folio 344, Of the land records
OF the county OF Washington. District OF Columbia,
AID b direction Of the hOlGer of the promissOry
thereby secured will offer for sale 90 lie suc
ton, In front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, the
1Sth day of February, 1876, at 4 O'Clock D. all
that certain tract parcel of land situate in ths
city OF shinston, in said District, to wit All of
tquare numbered five hundred and ninety seven
1897 containing eighty one thousand six hundred
and seventy Ave feet 81 ,675D.
Ths terms Of sale are as follows, to wit; Fourteen
hundred and nifty four dollars and forty seven
C. hts vi interest at ten per cent. from October
lstn, l7i together with the costs snd expenses, tn
cash, and the belaLce for which the notes OF the
purchaser shall be taken. bearing interest at the
rate OF seven per oentHm per annum. pay able semi
annually, and secure by deed OF trust the pro-
peTty. in six. twelve, and eighteen months. de-
post Of two hundred dollars will be required at the
time of sale. All convey ancing at the cost OF the
purchaser. II the terms of sale are not com piled
with ia ten days the Trustees reserve the right to
resell ct the risk aud cost Of the defsuting pur-
chaser. HALLET kILB0URN,t r-r,-.aa.
JAMES NJ. LtTTA, if"'1ees'
feb5d THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
COAL AND WOOD.

{ oALl COAL WOOD, WOOD.
CHEkPi CRRAP! FOR CASRf
THUUsAbDs OF tons ORDERED
arriving daily osrsCes OF the bsr, ssrisftes OF s
8-Lcs " COAL sud WOOD
Low : the time t. buy
lyon could save money set ssSa s-iseis aEd sen
Dt'sai z4J pounds 20 the ton, call on the under.
signed before Jon buy
Having two of the largest whsrsss IL Ine district
Sb'4 al t1e facilities possible thereto amer ed for
ID. delivery OF Goal direct from vessels 60 the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
nents visit 10 orr Wharves and Depot giII con.
vince ont al slsce OF our unsur passed advantages
Good PINE WOOD delivered Is Low ~ oS so pe-
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered o. low - % TO ~
per cord.
single trial is ali that il necessary 70 oonvtnos
the public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BRORHRRS,
Hain Onnoe and Depot ct JohnSon1 Wharys. foos
u 1th and 18th streets.
omo'-- i i1s n Sire. asss.s e'r'a"" cur. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19

EYIt is as useless 10 keep the American
70 keep a woman oct o. dry socJs store.
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gUH SALE, WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL, BIZ
sAM'L &. PALMER,
G s-tI Depot 81 Grosue s., Geo owu, ID. u.

TETEES SUPREME COURsOFTHE DISTRICT
4 or JDLUMBIA.
kIOtaI a Sgec,ai I'm, FetJsf-y iSt, 1875.
T.. rhc case Of Fleming x. Griffith. AID Henry
Il. Miles, Executors of HENRY 4. BISHOP,
dec, sses, the kNecnOrs Aforesaid, have, with the
app. ta'iUL Of the Supreme Court OF the District
al Columbia afOresaia, appDingsi TUESDAY. the
18TH Of Febnary, lS76, tor tire nna settlement and
Gi-tribut1n OF the personal Of said deceased
ard % The assots ia hand. far The same have
teen collected and turned money; when and
motif ed 10 attend, with their claims properly
voCchou. cr the} msy otherwise b. la< be excluded
fr, d. all D. neat ia said deceased ests;e. Provided
a COPY ~ this order be published once Q week for
three weeks In the Evening Star previous to the
said dsy. Test
.Tt4---f A. WEBSTER, Register OF wills.