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The steamer Creole, plying in the
lower coast trade, exploded her boil
ere, totally destroying the boat and
killing and wounding a large number
of people.
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A Mass Meeting Of the Demo
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this parish will take place on
Thursday, August Sth, to ratify
the nominations made by the St
Louis and Baton Rouge Conven.
tions.
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this meeting.
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FoRTY-FOVRTH CONGRESS.
Closing FroceediaGs Eesfe rda0.

SENATE.-After our report CLOSED
Tne senate took up, on motion az Mr.. Nor
I u, the resolution 10 admit 4. y =. Pinch-
back as u Senator from LOvi~ian. fhe ned
.hs motion being on the amendm ut of NJ
Eomunds 10 insert the word mot before tie
wtrd admitted" Mr.. Morton commenced
ms ar ument In favor OF the admission OF
Pinchoack, replying TO the speech OF Mr.
II urmsn. fore concluding, he gave way
tor an executive session, and on the doors
telling reopened, the Senate adjourned.
hOUSE.-After our report closed
Mr.. Hale Mel offered "A resolution declar-
ing that powerful measures should be taken
for the resumption OF specie payments by
placing In the hands OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury power To carry out said object, aud
provide the people with a stable currency.
Mr.. Morrison moved its reference, but Mr..
Hale said he desired to have an expression
of the opinion OF the House. He wanted 10
see IL caucussing had done any good on the
other side OF the House. The resolution was
jected-yeas 80, nays 49,. Adjourned.
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SQUARE 5s7s Auction

cQJAhE 0ST Al aGOI1pN.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NAGU BILE REAL ES-
TIE, SITUATED BETWEEN Isr ARD An
STREEIS WEST AND NJ AND n STREETS
SOUTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
no 81 virtue OF deed of trust. bearing date the
18th day OF May. A. d. lS70, ard recorded la
Llber No. 6lS, st folio 3ii, of the land records
OF the county OF Waship ston, District CT Columbia
snd BY direction OF the hCicer of the promissory
thereby secured, will offer for sale al p1slic
,ion, In front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the
18Th day Of February, lac. at O'Clock D. IN, all
that certain tract parcel of land situate ia the
city CT ashington, in said District, to wit All of
SQUARE numbered five hundred and ninety seven
1871 containing eighty one thousand six handred
and seventy FIVE feet (SI ,675D
The terms OF sale are as follows, to wit: Fourteen
hundred and nifty four dollsrs and forty seven
cents. with interest at ten per cent from October
18th, e74. together with the costs and expenses
cash, and the BALANCE. for which the notes of the
purchaser shall be taken. bearing interest at the
rate OF seven per centpm per annum. payable semi
annually, and secured by deed Of trust the pro-
petty, In six, twelve, and eighteen lnths. A de-
posit Of two hundred dollars will be uired at the
time of sale. All conveyancfng ct the cost OF the
purchaser. If the terms Of sale are not complied
with 10 ten days the Trustees reserve the right
resell At the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser. HALLET KILB0URH,l r-.,...
JAMES M. LATTA, irustees'
feb6-d ThOS. DQWLING, Auctioneer
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COAL AND WOOD.
EOAL! COAL! WOODi WOOD

rOAL! COAL! WOODi WOOD!
CREAPl CHEAP FOX CAHHf
THOCSAHDS OF TONS ORDERED.
Arriving daily, goes Of she best varieties OF aL
KINDS Of COAL and WOOD.
Eow IL the tine 70 suy
If you would save money get Ees9 sEtteis and Jsss
sstsa:, 340 pounds 70 the ton, call the under
tgDed before you buy,
Having two Of the largest heryes 10 the District
snd all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
he delivery of Coal direct from vessels TO the
consumer, can certainly offer special induce
genfs. visit TO our Wharyes and Depot will con
sfnce one at slace OF our unsurpassed advantages
Good PINE WOOD delivered a. low 90 SO ner
Good OAK WOOD delivered as Low a. % TO Q,
per cord.
single TRIAL is sill that 10 necessary to convince
The public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,,
Bsin once and Depot ct Johnsol's wharyes, tcot
II 18th and 18th streets.
cne.s iSs a. SIRE. s,s..s P'rth"'"s' .u.s 90
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fAuIt. VIZ Z. hUL LLMAN, Trn.tea,
R.W. DOWHMAN, frossees'
febQ dts IBep eodl
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE or A
f2S 1rH eTREEf NORTHW EST. NV


In virtue Of five writs of ieri facias issued out Of
the Clerk ONCE OF the su Ureme COURT Of the Dis
tai Of Columbia, and TO me directed will sell at
public sale, for cash ct the store No. 3s tn street
northwest, on FRIDAY, the eth day Of Febvu-
airy, lS76, commencing at 10 O'Clock o. m, the fol-
lowing goods and chattels, to wit, viz ! name in
part:
Large lot Of Calicoes large lot Lawns, large lot
Ginehams large lot velyets, large lot Deans, large
lot assorted Worsted Goods for ladies', &c, &C.;
large lot PoDline, large lot Plaid Goods large lot
AlPacse large lot fannels, large lot white Goods,
large lot Tckings large hot PiQue, large lot Oassi
netts, contents Of two Show Windows, contents Of
large lot DIa.trs and Show Cases, large lot ladies
chisdIe and gents Hosieries, laree lot Shirts and
Draws, large lot shswls. Scharfs, HAndk srchiefs,
large lot furs aud Muffs, large lot bleached ana
brown Cottons, large lot ladies derclothes, large
lot Corsets; large lot Of white Qsmbries and nus-
lins lots Gloves, Pins Needles, Buttons, &C., &C.,
being general and complete stock Of dry goods
usually kept By extensive merchants.
Seized and lev led upoB the z sods and ohatteis
Of Isabella Gertrude kun. and viii be sold 20
tisfy executions Nos ,iSs, Is, ls3. Is DOS, Is rs and
ls,l6s; IN favor Of Kerngood Bros. H.e of Henry
ksf; BlumberR Bros. use OF Henry RSd Pings q
use Of Henry Rsf, and Isaac Sickle.
ALrX SHARP, u. 8. Marshal q. O.
b. DUHoAAeoH bros, Aucu. fsbS dtds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERVOON.
ny q. II. wABNER, Aucti,ueer.

ktsIEEs sALE OF A BEAUTIFULLY-LO-
CAIED LOT IN MOUNT PLEASANT STU
ATE ON Tai S0RTHEAsT OORNER OF
bkoM SThkkT shD MERIDIAN AVENUE.
- 81 virtue Of deed of trust TO me- dated pril
Et and duly recorded In Lioer 74s. folio as,
OF the IAOo records of the District Of CJlambis,
and ef the request OF the holder of the note secured
thereby, viii offer for sale public auction, in
iront Of the premises, on THURSDAY, February
sor1oed unimproyed real etste viz All that certain
piece or parcel OF ground situate living and being
known and described As Lot 20 Of 8 r. Brown
snbdiyision OF Mount Pleasant, In the county OF
Washington, District of Columbia
Terms OF sale: The amount Of Indebtedness, viz:
SOU and interest due thereon, secured by aforesaid
eco 81 trust, and the expenses Of the sale In cash
balance In SIX, twelve aud ishteen months
jan0 eo6ds THO. r. CATCH IL, Trustee,
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED until
TUESDAY February s, 1870, at 5 ocIocs .. m.
feblI-eodds THEO. Y. GATCHEL, Trustee
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PROPOSALS.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ OFFICE OF INDIA AFFAIRS, January Is, 1875.
seaieS Proposals will be received at this office
Until ~ O'Clock the st day of February 1876 for
furnishing the following named Q1antities Of Beef
Cattle on the Hoof for issuse to Indians In the In
dian TERRITORY:
For the Kiowa and Ccmanche Agency, 400. 900
pounds, sross SeigGt
For the wichita Agency, sCo,O 600 pounds, gross
weight.
For the Cheyenne and rapahoe Agency, 500 600
pounds, grOss weight.
Full particulars regarding the requirements FOR
ofice. 40. SMITH.
Isu27- eotfebi9 Comm issiOIer Iadian Affairs.
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A C0LoRED NANCY SYKEs.-At ST. Louis
Sunday night two men attempted 10 drown
colored woman by throwing her OF the
bridge INTO The river, and then escaped. The
woman was rescued. She reports the men
were named Wilson ana Holland; that they
robbed the United States express car near
81 Louis six weeks ago; that she accident
ally discovered the fact, and they sought To
conceal their crime by numbering her. Hol-
land was formerly railroad conductor. Will
son Is unknown.
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THIS Il LEAF NEAR.-Marriei on We'd
nesday, at the residence OF Mr.. Wayman
Clark, by y. a Williams, esq, Mrs. Peggy
Glover 10 Tommy Barrett Said Peggy - 81
The tender age OF 80. Growing weary 81 single
bleSSccneSs, she set out last sunday morn
ing ON a leap year counting excursion. A fer
visiting several eligible single men, aud
having 10 take NO for an answer, she al
last called at the house OF Mrs. Barrett the
mother OF her Intended victim. lie II ID
years old, and has lived In this wicked world
long enough TO experience an the fnconye-
nlence aud oesolatiOu OF the boy VINO il too
big for bis nanny 10 spank, aud vet has no
one 10 sew on his buttons. She made her
proposal with true bisseNtile boldpess and
he, overcome with modesty aud confusion
al nrst blushed, sighed, and hung down his
head. Bot, after tantaliZing her FOR some
lime With his coyness, he finally sank upDa
her breast, and was enclosed in her loving
arms.-IApdrtd Team Ts,d5E.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

+ AND OU UIES.
RUTTFB, BUOkwHEAT, As.
Choice New York Butter
Choice New York backvnset
foller's Diamond Syrup.
Vermont Maple Syrup.
Cape God CrsnberTiee.
Pure Ourrsnt and Quinos Jelly put up undsr our
own supervision.
Preserves, Brand, Peaches, AEd o general &C.
s0rsnent Of E'~ Goods just s9sS,ssS and fSr sale
oct6-n COS Pennsylvania avenHe.
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THE ICE CROP on the Hudson river has so
proved a failure. The ice has started aud
Jerry boats have resumed their trims MOI
more Than 100000 have been ga Jhered. aud tne
average crop OF former years has boon two
million tons.
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HORNED RABBITsIN TExAs.-Mr. Paine.
OF the Anderson plantation, in the BRACES
bottom, has a RABBIT with two full developef
horns and two tails. The hare belongs To the
was captured by the dogs OF some freedmen
living on The place GalrcsIOR N.lnN.
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GENERAL GIDEON J. PILLOW has fled n
petition IL bar kruptcy at Memphis, Tenn,
assigning among Other causes in the petftio1
the TACT That lie Is held responsible PERSONAL
ly for his acts as a major general ia the late
W
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h boz .,. "a, c1l eackeu the mem ~ q
-, - Io'as, Jan. Il. ss7G-J. ". noasi ass.
Ns>h' tnu. J desire 10 visit Washiisxt.pv
GA IN portalt Official bu IL e.
lions q JoycEr
"H'o'hsgios, Jan. Il. iS.a-John a Joy,e.
- LOUIS prefer not 10 sufhortge you 10
G me exc ~ on ian pOrtant oficisl business.
n.- y. ". DOUGLASS
- ooi.lgfon. Jan. p. IS74-Gcn. John
Mcllonald - Louis Every thing looRs well.
send or report feel hunkcy. JoHS'-
Miss BFssIE TURNER appear 20 he te.s--
n,ired 20 profit ~ the nofori-Iy spe n efsIn.,
In the Beecher trial Her book. "A Woman
IN the Case was the FIRST evtienea of thIs
determination, aud now her appearance On
the lecture platform fortines me conclnsio1-
She made her debut rs q lecturer In = yraca.s
the other evening, and the local pspers de-
scrihe her a. quite pleasant tslker. A. =
quarter past there was a RI sitting OF silNS.
ana perfect REORGANIZATION OF the photo
graphs distributed about the city prior 10 her
sirlNsl marched quickly TO the front of the
Stage and dropped her manuscript on the
corner OF the and covered with a ras TAR a.
spread. There Was considerable msseSty n,
me ngure and her toilette was made In the
heleht OF fashion. Her robe was OF q hsf a :
some magenta SILK en- traine. trimmed via
black lace oyersklrt. The arms being cove,sf
With figured lace. She had dia mond earrings.
wo~ no nnger ring, and her dark hair was
drttsed high on the head. A iaunty rriyg or
Two dropped bcWitchingly over her forehead
and made mp her costume. She will proba-
Dig rbuir OF lDt kANneSS or this
toilette rs che continues In the lecture
school Standing erect her figure exceeding
IA size the eNpccta lions Of her auditors She
bowed ard proceeded with her Reasons
why" She does not sneak spirlteily, vet
her style - not unpleasant. She dff not
often refer 10 her notes. Her reasons were
wei committed, and she presented them
sometimes with a little noticeable vanity
and vein OF sarcasm which pleased she
SPOKE distinctly, and her gestures though
hoi man y; seem well placed 10 enforce her
points Those who went feeling Interested
10 Know exactly what were her "Reas Das
Why were not disappointed that they
didn't ind out.
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BRAINS ~ TINE or PERIL.-The Grand
Ihtater AT Vienna was crowded. The En-
leTor Francis, with several members OF his
family, was IN The imperial box. Tue play,
Schiller's Robbers" had reached It's laird
act, when n cry arose that The stage was on
nre. Emile DeYrient Stgnalized at once 10
The proprietor, who lowered the curtain
The actor stepping I'm front OF 10 ere 90 wholly
Tell, In his clear, clarion voice, said: .srae
Emperor has been despOilei OF an aigretts OF
diamonds No honest person will obiect 10
being searched. You Will pass out one by
one at each entrance, aud be searched by the
police stationed at the several doors. ANY
man attempting 10 20 out OF orier will b,
arrested" The crowd. decei we'd by the cool
ness aud the charge, poured out As each
reached The door he was simply told 10 hurry
on. and Just as the last rows OF the upper
gallery were filing out the flames burst
through tire curtain. But not life was lost.
though no less than an hour afterward the
building was I'm ruins fsrgBtsr
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NoCDoUIsM IN 4 MURDERCAsE-The SUI
preme court OF Tennessee recently reviewed
a murder case which involved the subject of
youdouism, the parties having been negroes
Ephralm Patterson was arraigned for the
murder OF Jack Holland. The defence was
mat Patterson had been led 10 the comnittal
of the deed by Hollands having syoudonein
the prisoner, and conjured his sister; that
Holland had repeatedly used charms and de-
vices having tendency TO bring himself
and sister 10 misfortune or some dire evil I'm
the way OF diseases and all sorts of affiiction
OF the body; that Holland had attem pied,
through these means. 10 hold sovereign sway
upon himself and sister, and he had killed
Holland 10 dissipate the charm by which he
had been so firmly bound.
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1EAMEK LINES.

NEW EXPRESS L4SE VIA CANAL,
L BETWEEN
PHILADELPhff ALEXANDRIA, VASE
INGTGN AND q EDRG sTOWS.
SAILING DAYS
Ssy-- Per q NORTH WhsrTes. Pnlls 80 Hf9.
SAT I RD< L, 81 Ia u IL a
From 80 " atoT street, SeOrg eto 81 -<sS~<<t =
y. G.. EOfDa d. ct o. Il.
This line counects ct Phiisdeipnis With Clyde
Regular semi weekly Line u Steamers for Provf-
dence, ROst0n aud New Ensisnd States. No wharf.
ase IN Boston - THE lire.
C Y HYDE, agent Fer %, Of 2.
Nm. Z. CLYDk & co, Philsdeipbis
"A. REED, Alexandria, Va
ID. B. q. MINK, "a eySnshire street, bos.cr
~Freights delivered BY kncx's Express. Jrtert
left a. General 6fce, 602 PeBusy vsria avenue, or
20. sAz9-Sy