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n0WHMAN a sRkEN,
~ Real Estste Brokers aud Auctioneers
no. ala 9TH street northwest
THOMAs DOWNING. aucIionee1
SQUARE ssr AT AUCTION
IkleIEESI SALE or VAL ARLE RAJ. Is


late, SITuATAD BETWEEN ISr AMI D.
SLkEEIS MESr hSD AND y SHEETS
sOUTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
- BY yirtue of q det Of trust bearing date IN,
- 18th CAY 81 NAV, A. u. lS7O, aud rec Jrded
Liber No 6lS AZ folio 5i4 of the land rec prds II
ths county Of washington, IN the District of ia
note thereby secured, wiz offer Y sale AZ pur
nc auction, in front of the Promises, % FRIDAY
VI" <Eft dsy OF January, ISIS, a. 4 O'Clock r. N.
al lhs certain tract or parcel Of land situate IN tue
CITY OF WsshIU q on in said District to witAll of
SGnare numbered i've hundred and ninety ssver
t3Sl Containing eishty- thousand six huuirei
ard serenity i've feet tSl.675
The terms of sale AS follows TO Wit Two thou-
tnu dtta In cash, and she Uala for which the
hot's o the purchaser shall De taken bearing in
tefcNt A. TIE rate OF seven per CeuIum per annum.
Fay able semi am uaiiy, and secured b. deed Of
ttuet on the property, In six t. Give aud eighteen
months deposit Of two hunduez collars Viii be
required al the time Of sale All Couveyanciu =
tbe cost OF the purchaser If the terms Of sale are
hot compiled win in days the trustees resery q
the TO resell at the Tisk and Ofthe default
ing pUrchaser.
HtLLET EILBOURN.I 7r-....
JANIS N. IATrA. trustees.
Jsn8-d THOMAS DOMLL NC, Auct
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THOMAS BOWLING, AuciioneeT.

tn BY virtue OF two deeds of trust dated respec-
~ lively December Sd. A. ID. l574 and recorded IN
50 liber No 11c, folio 1875, ct seq, and hber No.
3 folio 2i6 et seq of the land records for the Dis
tIlc OF Columbia and at the request and by the di
TCcuon OF the party thereby scared, viii SELL at
pusllc auction, in front Of the premises, on TUES.
DAY, February lat. A. D. $50, At O'Clock D m =,
the following dc sCribec real estate stuatei In the
city Of Washington, J.. O.. TO wi: All of lot nun
bEted nj four in Edward Clark's subdivision of
o,iginal lot numbered sixteen, in square numbered
SIX hundred and sixteen, the Is described in
the Office Of the Surveyor in said city, In book W
psge Is. Also. part Of LOT numbered fifty three,
IN sad square numbered six hundred and sNte N of
the same subdivision, the said part of lot numbered
MY. bTes being immediately next and adI dining
lot No D. in ssid square, on the west, and having
front OF one foot on north street and extending
back with that width the whole depth Of said lot
fifty three TO alley.
TermE: One-tEiTd cash. balance in sir, twelve,
ard eighteen months, vi interest at the rate of
per ceut. per anuum, secured by Coed OF trust on
the property sold or all each, a, the option of the
purchaser. deposit Of 100 will b. required Of tue
purchaser at time OF sale. Ali convey aucing at pur-
chsser's cost. If terms of sale not com Piled
with in days the trustees reserve right 70
resell the pro perry at II risk aud cost of the de.
taultiug purchaser, after five days advertisement
jas. FtEGERTON. lr-,,-..o
DENNIS COHHELL,S 4I"'Ioes'
Jana eo&fs THOS. BOWLING, Auctiou9er.
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NEW EMPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
o. y q * ID l. I 4 Z

NOTICE.
With the view OF din! nishing the chances OF col
HsiOn, the Steamers OF this Line take a 5pecihe5
course for all seasons Of the year.
On the outward Passage from On eenStOwn 10 New
York Boston, crossing meridisn of 20 81 q Ia or
nothing 10 the north of 49,
On the honeWard passage, crossing the Meridian
OF 81 81 AZ lat, or nothing 10 the north Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN M W YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING At CORK HAR8OR.
FROM NEW YORK. FROM EEw YORK.
Jasa.... We Jan ls yavs.;.....:.Wed Feb %
Rnsais.-.... " ed Jan &c Rugsis. We'd, March |
China...... Wed. FEB. zIChins Wed, March ;
Parthia....-.W sd. Feb eiPerthis. We'd, March Is
, a1u every toiiGw1Ig WEDNESDAY and sATUh-
DAY from New York
Steamers marked do not carry steersge passen
gers.
RATES or PAss.sz.-Cs5in, $50, goo and $50
gold according 20 ccCmmCdRtiOn. Tickets 10 Paris,
slb, gold, additional. SetuIn tickets on fayorabs
terms.
Steerage tickets 10 and from sl parts OF EurOps
very low retes. Through bills Of lading given for
Belfast, GlssgOS. Havre, Antwerp and other ports
On the Continent, aud for Mediterrsnes ports For
freight and passage apply al the Com panyr Office,
Nc Z Bowling Green; or both steer age aud cabin,
to SMAULWOOD MORRISON No, si5 TIN al
jsnB-ly OHAS. q. FBASORLYN, Agent.
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HOTELS.

VIADUCT HOTEL,
RELAY STATION,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. Il
A desirable and Convenient place of resi-
dence or soyourn Tor persons having bust WAN
ness in Baltimore, Annapolis or Washing lE.nE II
toDsity.
5 MINUTES from Baltimore.
as minutes from WASHINGTON.
Prompt Express connections to and from Annap-
oils.
Low Communication rates Of fare or railroad.
For terms apply 20
decIl-eoIm JAS A. COoTES, MANAGER.
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DIED.

STILES. On the Tth met CHARLIE @. Still n
youngest Of John Stiles, esQ, Of this city, aged
= years.
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TNHOS. BOWLING,
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
(Successor to L8timer Oleary,D
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth q

SALE OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES FROM
THE DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT OF w. II.
MHEAILEY. EsQ, JEFFERSON STREET,
GE0RGETOWE, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, January I 18th. 116, at o o'clock,
l shall sell at my auction bonn Star buiidinsl,
large lot Of unclaimed Packages from the Dyeing
establishment of w II. Wheatiey Georgetown, con-
ssttng in part Of Dresses, BhaWls, SacQues, Rib
bons, Ties, Goats, Pants, etc. etc.
Terms cash THOS. DOWNING,
ianl-d Aueroneer.
Persons having goods can get them previous to
Georgetown, %. U, jant
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NEW YORK AND wAsHINGTos

NEW YORK AND WAShlN0HDN
THROC6H LINZ
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA.
- NEW YORK, BOSTON,
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The egui Pu-ft q this line is and OF the most
elegant and in proved finish.
THAN LEAVING AT gas 4. NJ. Is PULL
NAN Pc ELOk OAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS
On and after January q, 1876, trains By this
line Will leave depot Of Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner e 9TH sid h streets, IS follows:
s.s3 an Limitcd EXPress-Puilman Csr Train
tsr Phllsdeiphta, New YORK and points East
daily except snDcay.
1850 m. KxP-ess for Philsdelp bia and New York
daily, except Sunday.
ass n. EISress for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
9:IO m Express for Philadelphia, Hsw York
ard poIats East 6aily.
PULLMAN PARLOR OARS on su Day Trains
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Night Trains.
Tickets and i-'Jrmstion can be procured at the o.
ices OF the company.
Baggage calItd foT ara checked 81 hotels and pri.
vste TesideUces on orders left az the Offices Of the
company, northeast corner 18th street and Pen1syl
wants ue, sct Oh northeast corner Of Pennsyl.
yauia avenue and 9Th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC Rail-
BOAD, corner ssh and streets:
General Passenger Agent, Philsdeiphis, Pa.
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
febl Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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A LEXANDEIA AND WASHINGTON Z.
xhxx.SDRr. EnRSPpnrRrcEspupn -

ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIOKsBURG R.K.,
Come a b and StLth streets.
Local trains leave for Alex sndris follows o,
- 81 10, IL =. M; I, 3. $40, 8, o, Z Pm; =
a %. and ard .. u. daily, al other trans daily
Local trains leave Ale1.ndris rs follows: e,T,s,
y, 10, IL a. N I, ,, 4, s, D and ,. The D,
ana o O. m. and D n. from Alexandria taty all
other trains osLy except Sunday.
Richmond Day Mail leaves Washington at $40
. m daily.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves eseingtCn IS m. daily ,excepuSundsy.
Through tickeys to all points South and Southwest
Tor sale s Ofces corner 18th street and Psnnsyiya
MIA avenue, and corner 9Th street and Pennsylvana
avenue, where passengers leave orders for bag
gage ts be checked ct AL hotels and residences
through 70 destination. ID. n. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent,
GEO. o. VILLAINS, General Supt.,
lanl-u Baltimore, Nd.
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
III OF COLUMBIA

HcLfirz a Special Tenn, December 1S;h, 1875
In the case OF Albert stephen Newton, Admins
TRAITOR Of MALlNDA FORREST deceased, the Ac-
mnistratOr aforesaid, has, with tine appreciation Of
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia atore
said. 81 pointed SATURDAY. the 18th day OF Jan
uary, A D. i576, Tor the final settlement and distribu
ton OF the personal estate Of said deceased and Of
the assets in hand, far the same have been col
lected and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs OF said deceased are notified
70 attend, With their claims properly vouched, CT
they may other wise By law be excluded from all ben.
efit in said deceased 3 estate Provided, copy Of
this ider be published once a week for three weeks
In the Evening Star to the said day. Test:
decls-s.Jt A. MEBSTER. Register Of wills.
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THOmAs BOWLING, AucIi5neer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIuE OF
pLhBaR1ON STREET, BETWEEN GREEN
md MohIGOMERI STREETS, GEORGE
TOWN, u &.
Or ny virtue of a deed of trust dated the 18th
tSs day Of November, ls74, and duly recorded in
Liter n o. 765 folio 2Sl, of the land records for
the District of Columbia, and by direction Of the
party occurred thereby, shall sell, on TUESDAY
tFTEkNOON, January 18th 1876, at o'clock, in
front OF the premises, the following described real
IS ate, VIZ: All hat Fart of lot numbered hun
dTed and twenty nine (l2]l in BeaIl's addition TO
Georgetown, bounded follows: Beginning for
same az p int on the north line of Du ubgrtor
street siXty five feet west from the of Dun
taTton and Montgomery streets and run west on
line OF Dunbsrton street twenty hye feet: thence
n nth ard parallel to Montgomery street Ne hum
dTed and fifteen feet, thence east twenty i've feet
aud thence south in str iRht line TO the beeianiaz
toseih, with the lmproy ements, being Brick AID
Frame House,
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in two equal
payments at and u months, secured b. deed of
trust win notes bearing interest at 10 psr cent per
annnn. ConNeyancinR at cost Of the purchaser.
SHOdCwn at time of sale. IL the terms of sale are
bot piled with in ten dsy the II ustee reserves
The right t. resell the at the risk aud cost of
the d'faulfrS purchRs Icy giving five days notice
in some Newspaper published in Washington, ID. o.
Nm II. CASSIN, Trustee
JanasS rll,i5,ioh THeS. DON LING, AucF
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A Danbury Man Goes a backing.

Our scientific men and Journals should
give their attention 10 the solution OF the
phenomenon in man which prompts him 70
leave ever so good business 10 20 hunting
or fishing in cold weather. We really think
that people at large are more directly in
teresled In an explanation OF this popularity
Than they are in the Centennial Levi is
weil-tO-do Danbury farmer. His fields OF
waving grain stretch Owe hill and dale
when ii is time for them, and his home is
bay-windowed. Levi went duck-huuting,
Ose day last.weeS. 1t was cold, wretched
Gay-a mean contemplate, dishonorable,
depressing, home-sickening day. There was
not particle Of snow on the ground. The
roads were gray and hard with eldys OF dust
constantly circling above them, while the
fields were brown and bleak. And so this
man, surrounded by happy home, delib-
eTately went duck-hunting. He went 70
Neversink Pond, five miles away. He got
into boat and padded around for some
little time, but no duck appeared. Still that
didn't matter. People like him rarely
expect To see anything TO shoot, aud more
ding about near shore and watching
the reeds with as much intensity as
If there were really anything 10 come
out from them, when suddenly "a duck
rose just before him, and starteT to sail
directly over his head. He was sitting
on The stern OF the boat, with the gun be-
tween his legs. Immediately he dropped tue
oar, and snatched up the gun. The bird wa
just over his head. He raised the weapon TO
MS shoulder with rapid movement, and at
the same time his feet kindly but impul-
sively raised themselves from the bottom OF
the boat, and were the next instant glisten-
ing, soies upwards, toward the armament
And they were all, for the instant, that
could be seen of one of the well-to do farm
ers OF Danbury. How he got out OF the water
and on 10 the shore, he cannot satisfactorily
explain, but he was thoughtful enough to
discharge one barrel of the gun as be was
going over, and another when under the
water. lie started for home al once, mis-
clothes stiffening with the frost as he ad-
vanced. He reported his adventure when be
got home. The report OF duck being seen
on Neversink pond spread with the impetu-
csity OF wildtre over the village, and the
next day the avenues leading towards New
ersink were thronged with men, boys, dogs
and guns. 1t is hardly necessary 10 say that
Levi, having changed his clothes, was in the
van.
That duck is not on NeverSink pond now
We don't know where il is DIHJ tu-y NetrS
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Is THE SUPREME C9pRL 9FTHE DISTRICT

Special Term, Probate JHrtsdtctt0H. Der. 2Sth, 1875
In the matter Of the will Of JOHN McDEvIrT.
Application for letters tesfamentary the estate OF
John BeDevitt, Of the District Of Columbia, has
this day been made by James A. McDevitt and
John Demody. All persons interested are here
by notified to appear in this court on SATuR-
DAY, the 3oth day Of January next. at IL O'Clock ..
m to show cause why letters testamentary on
the Of the said deceased should not Issue as
prayed. PIortdea COPY Of this order be published
previous 10 the said day. Test:
dec2s-tN A. WEBSTEB, Register OF WIS.
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COAL AND WOOD.

Principal 0rce, Wharf, Depot and Planning MIL,
loot Of +th st east, near United States Navy Yard
Once, Room No. 1, tFiremen 3 Ins. Of1ce,l over
Bank Of " Eshi ngtOn, Washington, ID. O. ocl9 I'm
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IAUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers,
y Southeast corner 9th and ID Sta, northwest

STORY kND BhsEMENSTr B siiu pW WRIE
SECOND DOOR EAST OF TWELFTH
sTREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCT ION.
SH On TUESDAY AFTERNDOs, January
Il 18th, at o'clock D. m, we shall sell tae east
BALI OF lot Is in square 3l5 beipg that desirable and
well hunt property above described and contain
ing all modern conYenences.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
In cash; balance in six and twelve months at per
cent inter, ST. TO be secured by deed of the
premises. 6250 down soon the property i.
cold.
isn5-d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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MAR RIED.

ELY-THOMPsON. January sth, 1875, in Chrisf
Church, Georgetown, by Rev W w, Williams,
GEoKGH G.. ELY, Of Virginia, 20 Miss FANNIE A
THOMSON, formerly OF heunt Vernon, OHIO. Ne
cards.
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MASH. ID. WILLIAMS, AucTIoneer,
w (Successor TO Green 4 Williams, Aucts
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and streets

MANUFACTURERS SALE OF FINE FURNI-
TIRE 10 BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
WITHOUT RESERVE.
10 Walnut Chamber Sui with Italian aud Ten
nessee Marble Tops; 10 Walnut Dressi"g Case
snltes with ltalisn and Tennessee Marble TOP;
Fine Tennessee NJ. I. Center Tables; Walnut
tomuodes, Walnut Cribs, 3 Walnut u. L
Sideboa-ds, beautiful designs; Walnut Ward
robes; walnut Bookcases; WnatnOts; 5 Dozen
Ilnlng Chairs Walnut Arm Chairs; Fancy
Chairs; Fine Parlor Suites, Upholstered in Rep;
alnut Feapoy Tables; Towel Backs Hanging
II On TUESDAY January I1tb, ls76, st 10
~ 0 clock O. m. L shall sell within my auction
~ rooms the above described Furniture, con
ssigned By Philadelphia Factory. to be sold
without reserve. The goods will be sold in lots TO
suit purchasers on exhibition day previous 10
safe Terms cash. WASH. ID. WILLIAMS,
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA

HoLdtng SPECIAL Term, December lSh, 1878.
In the case OF Thomas J. Miller, adm illustrator OF
MARY ANN JEfFEbS, deceased the admins
traitor aforesaid has. with the appreciation Of the
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia aforesaid
az pointed TUESDAY, JanI y 18th. 1876, for the
final settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate Of said deceased and of the assets in hand
far the have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified TO attend, with their
claims properly youched, or they may otherwise by
Law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased's
estate: Provided, copy Of this order be published
once week for three weeks in the Evening Star
previous 70 the said day, Test: ,,,
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NUsUME RESIDENCE ON
l7TH STREET, BETWEEN X AND L. SITS
BEING Nc. l016 NORTHWEST,
At AUCTION.
- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, January q n
-. 1916, IN front of the premises, At y clock
shall sell Lot ~ In A T. shepherds subdivision Of
square l5i, improved 10y an elegant lO-rOOm Brick
hesldence' with ali the modern improvements, and
finished in the beet manner
Terms: One third sh the balance in threa years
and secured by deed of trust, with notes bearing
interest ct per centum per aLnum- COnveyapcinz
at purchaser cost. 200 dOw0 NJ the time Of sale
Jan6-3t THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES

TRoaAs powLlas,
AuctIcuv.g ard 81 Estate Brokat
-, Al the old stand Il LsgiaIer & Ois.ry
SOUTHWEST corner Pennsylvania svenUe and lisa =
AAkIFACTpkERS SALE OF SUPERIOR
TlLhkR PLATED NARE AND TARLE T
~ COMPRISING A STOCK or OVER
q - oD NEDNE>DAY. January 2 lS-s, az I q
~ N .. m and Ia ctuck an tue eve
~ hing, ana confinu- from day 70 day uut,l
Nil entire 81, OK Is disposed of, at store I34a
fennsy vabiz avenue, near 18th street, 4
shsil sell the above immense STOCK.
pers. Terms cash
1t Gsnsdsy Her CApl THOs BOWLING. Auo,
DowsMAN q sRkEN,
~ Real ESTATE Brokers aud Auctioneers
No Ala 7th street northwest
NERl VALUABLE THREE-SToRY AND
BhsEMbNT BRICK HOUSE. M. ia q
STkkET hORTHW EST, FUR sALE AT ACC-
- BY direction Of the owner, shall offer for
- sale g. public auction, on the premi .es
THURSDAY, January 18Th. A ID. SO 81 q
O'Clock m that very valuable piece Of PROPERTY
No; ia street northwes bsias q three story
and basement Brick Duelling house containing ten
rooms, with all the modern improvements.
Terms made known At sale
WM. q. HOLIDAY, Attorney Tor Owners
yso-ts Irib.I BOWMAN GKEEs. Auct,.
FyNHnMAs
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Aoe IION sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
nnn ~, tHNIMPRONED PROPERTY SOUTH

hSSIEkN PORTION OF THE CITY.
by virtue Of deed OF trust, recorded I'm Liber
no; lA 1oll0 25i, ct seq one of the land records
a et9n county. District of Columbia, will,
" mVNDAh The i 9th day of January l5i6, at Is,
S oc. m, oneT for SALE al pubic auction, 10 the
F oidder all Of lots numbered one two, three,
I'LL i've SIX, seven, eight, nj en eleven, twelve
Rlnsse fourteen sna sixteen according to Thomas
Diasusn recorded subdivision of square numbered
seven hundred and thirty seven I7s in the CITY 81
asn!hgton, District OF Columbia, ana also all Of
~ fourteen, Ia -susre numbered six hun
uteo aIc ninety three 1921, Ia the said city.
LOIS mum oered one and tw - in squsra ~. are i'm
proved WIN trame house UPON each. aud lots hree
frame houses eerh. ~ "
money IA cash ara the remainder N eQ usi pay
hents az twelEe end eighteen mOrths from dale Of
SAFE with intere 81 - seven al per cent deferred
aJments to be secured b. deed OF trust upon the
property. Each lot HilI be sold se-arateiy aud a
deposit Of s25 will be required on each a. he time Of
sale Al Convey ancing AT purchaser cost II the
terms Of sale are not complied with within ten DAYS
from the sale resale viii be Ads at the risk spd
cost OF the defanltiDg purchaser.
X ROSS PERRY, Trustee
oec2S ec6t YOUNG MIDDLETON. Aueis
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THE TRADES.

A w MIN 6E
JOHN q. HOGAN, tbs MsyLG syse,
Manufacturer OF Newly Patented Spring Boiler
snd hentilstinx Awning foT Stores, Hotels, Publ lie
Tor sale or rent Sole Agent Tor the only genuine
hfidew Proof Awning Material. sepls-tr
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THoS. DOWNING, Auct.

DUNG AND MIDDLETON Aucfioneer,
Real Estate anu Insurance Agents.
lie proh Building, corner sth and sts northwest
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS DoWLINg-

f.'HoAAS BOWLING.
- AuCtloneer sEd Bead Egtste Broker.
81, ~ Tue cid sfsI.i Of LstimcT & Cissry,
Southwest corner PeIEs. avenue aus llth streft
SIH nEhbSx LEASE OF GROUND AND IN
hSfe' Situated OS p srREET
BEl khN 6TH AND 9TH STREETS NORTH,
EoI At PUBLIC AUCTION
- Vu moNDAh corning, January 10Th lS75
AAA ~ JOCK on the premises, shall sell the
~, 800 -. nesseLoid The Improvements consist of
Terms cash
aeoo 81 TAOS. DOWNING, Auct
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JOHN JOHN + + f 6tMsTE,ap, Trustees.
decl3-mt &eOtd THOS. BOWLING, Auct

Ha-T lie ABOVE SALE is POsTP 1NED to
1UESDtI \, Janusry 18th, 1876, at same hour and
plsce. By order of the Trustees
jaI5 colds THOS, BOWLING, Auct
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hREssM AK ING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, at
- MRS. b. Z. MATL0CK'S, No. ll14 9Th ct. /,
between L and n. Cutting and Fitting . sps !
cialty. dsole-1n'.
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(rOHEHe LOAN OJTIO1, C6rsW q Ia ssss
- SAD Ns1 Yors sgsn.s, entrance on New ~
IN the city. Money loaned ct the lowest rate y II
Of interest 90 Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond,
Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols. Ladies' and
oentleDen's Olothins, CARPETS, and . articles o.
vAlUo. 6oo91-D
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10

How much the present popular agonizing
suspense resembles the few days preceding
the battle of Gettysburg! What man, what
American. with an honest heart in his
bosom, can think of that terrible interval
without psusing before the nsw peril of the
nation7 What grateful citizen Of rescued
republic will help to precipitate that Lew
perilf Think how near the rebels were to
victory on Wednesday, the first; Thursday,
the second, and Friday, the third Of July,
1863, and mark the exultati0n now. They
are hanging along the Northern border
once more, eager to rush upon their
prey. They infect New York with
their frauds, marshsled by Tilden.
who stands accused before high
heaven, on the authority of Horace
Greeley, of complete completely with the
gigantic crime upon the ballot in 1868.
They are fighting Us with weapons almost
a. murderous as the Carbines Of the Con.
federate army led bv Robert E. Lee thir-
teen years ago. No rebel soldier felt q
deeper hate Of our great government than
this desperate and call0us Tammany chief
tain, running as the Confederate candidate
for President. To him, like the public
enemy of that day, all expedients are just
the shotgun in the South, . fraudulent
vote in the North, his own money and that
Of the wealthy sympathizers with treason
everywhere-all these are his chosen am
munition, and all these are reinforced BY
unspeakable calumnies upon tho Repub.
ican party. It 10 not surprising that the
hearts of the loyal millions should beat
heavily, that they should throb with and-
ETY., a. they did during the tragic days OF
Gettysburg.-Phil0delph Press.