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TOMORROW.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

I 1UNCANbUN B1sOS, AuctOneefs.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE.
TURS, CLOAKS, ROBES. &c.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Janury 18th and
18th. at IL O'Clock am.
At DCNCANSON BROS. Auction Rooms, 9th ana
streets NV,
The Entire Stock of a Large New York Mapufactur
ing House. cor sisting Of
Elegant Seaskln Sacques. Fur-lined Silk Circulars.
Dolmans, Princess, "Hortense.'' Modieska.n
"Gerst ers." and Royal Ermine Lined Cloahs and
Circulars: Seaiskin Hats and Bonnets; Muffs and
Boas, Gloves, &C. Also, Hudson Bay Wolf, Black
Bear. RacCOon, Angora. Russian Bear Sleigh and
Lap Robes. &c.
Goods on view Monday morning. ian1I-d
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE OF THOSE HAND
SOME FOUR t! ST, STORY DNELLINGs ON cor
BETWEEEN @ AND STREETS
By virtue of three several deeds of trust. -
each dated the 2lst April 1874. and recorded f1ss8
i'll Lher No. $50. at pages 172, III. and 49, ~ u
respectively, of the land records of the District OF
Columbia, the subscribers will sell to the highest
bidder on the premises, at o'clock p. m. on MON
DAY, the Sd DAY OF February, A d. 1879, the follow
ing property, situated in Square No 80 in the city
o. Washington. District of Columbia. according TO
CHI man, Exiey Richards subdivision. to Wit
Lots No Iwenty-oDe, Twenty two and Twenty-six
each being 2Gx90 feet, and each containing 4story
Dr.. dwelling house, with modern conveniences.
Terms Of sale: Onef0urtli more Of the purchase
oney n sh cor all cash at the option OF the purcna
SER ana the resdne in ore, two and three years.
note OF equal sum bearing interest at per cent per
apnt III, payable semi annually from the day of sale
to be secured on the property sold by Feed of trust
to the salts action of Il Trustees including irsr-
ance. A deposit OF 500 each house viii he re
CURED at The time OF the sale. The houses VIII be
solo separately and ell convey ancng VIII TO at the
plIrcl lSers cost. A HYDE,
jan dts C. y. TfI6M ( trustees
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VIRGINIA AND HER CREDITORS The virginia
house OF delegates have adopted the senate res
eIulloh providing for conference with lac
creators OF the state. The preamble. however
was so amended as 10 set forth the impracti-
cdbllliy or increasing the present rate of taxa
tlon In 1irtherance OF any plan of settlement
ueciueu upon by said conference. but express
Ing anxiety TO do all consistent with what Is
heueved to be the Interest or the state aud ter
creditors to adjust the differences existing be-
tween the proposition made by the general as
sembly at the last session and the several pro-
positions now before the body relating 10 the
statement of the public debt
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TIE Lone WALK OF Two CAsTAwAys.-A tele-
gram from DeS Mofnes, Iowa, Jan. Z, says
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. James Patton, two
OF The six passengers saved of the 153 on board
The ship Clyde, from Liverpool, wrecked On the
"a CT September last, went west ON the Kansas
City train. Both were good swimmers, and
with floating timber kept above water until res
cued. They lost two children, and were left
eLniless. They have walked nearly all the
dis ance from New York, and are en- route to
MOI th Platte, where relatives reside
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tHE Rev. FRED. BELL. N ENaH,Sp-Thp
nearing Cf the charge OF libel Instituted by / he
heN Fred. Bell- The wei-hnpwn religious lee
tutef, against tie Rev. Richard v triifiths
naP(lS' minister. was resumed yeSterd Az N the
Nottingham Town Han. The libe! consisted i'm
the Rev. Mr.. Griilitlls circulating a handful
ltcltlng certain facts in Bells life white tu
Brooklyn, and charging that he had been g;lilty
OF improperly with Eliza stevenson. a servant
Tor MI. Atkins, Il lace manufacturer i'm Noting
nam. Bell testified that it was utterly untrue
that he deserted his wife Ia america When he
left Ills wife at Rotterdam she had shop aud
SlH TAT pigs. AFTER going 20 America he returned
10 get ner. and found her In the same shop He
1heh TOOK her 10 America with him He finally
sailed from America in June, 1871. leaving his
VIE WITH an Income of $40 q week In less than
Two months he sent for her Ia Join hiIn in Eng
land- and she did so. His wife StIll lived han
ply WITH hin. He mad always provided Tor his
chidten, and they were now ut one OF the best
boalding-sc schools in Yorkshire. The charges
mat The witness had made against Ms Morris
ard Ter husband in the Brooklyn papers were
rounded on information received from eX-Iudgp
MOTIFS. At the time the Wtnes- became naSt or
OF the Primitive Methodist Church ar RrooElyn
Inc church was in debt. ana the foundations of
the new church We're laid but il could not be
finished. After he became pastor they had
large congregations. and - lots or money" and
the building was finished. The. defendant was
heId 10 alioN er the charge. - Lef,ls HercUrU
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ILLNESS OF Mr.. THOMAS LoRD.-The New
York Herald states that Mr. Thomas Lord, the
millionaire, who created such a social sensation
year ago by marrying Mrs. w w. Hicks. is
dangerously ill, and there are vaHy Slight homes
OF DIS recovery. For two weeks past Mr. Lord
mas taken an solid food, and he has been kent
up solely by the aid OF StimulantS. His wife is
constantly In attendance at his bedside. and no
one out her and the physicians are admitted TO
The SICK room. Mr. Lord is 50 years old
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DRIFTING TO DEATH.-A telegram from Mem
pms Tenn., Jan. &, says:-A little before ~
O'Clock last night the crew OF the steamer James
d. Parker, lying at the Old elevator and the
occupants Of the several flatboatS near the
vicinity OF Beal street were startled by loud
cries. They came from dngy OF a trading
BOAT that was floating on the ice in the middle
OF tue river. There was no sign OF a light
ABOARD the small craft, and ia the beautiful.
sparkling starlight night was to be seen but one
OBJECT: solitary being upon the boat, his cries
i0r Eelp ringing terribly upon the air. One of
the officers Of the Parker called TO the man and
inquired what the trouble waS. He hoarSely
shouted back that hfS craft was Embedded in the
ice: he was without food or fire. Il am nearly
starved; haven't had anything to eat for two
days. came his cries. Efforts were made By
ne D0atmen 10 reach him, but their attempts
we've HtitieSs. and the craft. when last seen
was stu heating down with its almost starved
ana nanacal occupant crying to attract the
attention ot others. This morning the same
puat: with It's solitary occupant, was seen float
;iS uo"n stream, nfteen miles below this CITY.
some negroes attempted TO rescue the man. put
tailed. '"'
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1910 GREAT
LCSC PENNSYLVANIA
R0IVTE

aSsN' fGN fsH. NJ ANA AotC
TO TIE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails.
iPLENp1D SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EoUIPMEar.
In Eject DEoEMBrE 10th, 1873
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINdTON. from Depot,
9ittsbur9 and the West, I6 10 am. daily, with Par.
iSr Car to Pittshurs and Sleeping Oars from
TAO p.m daily. With Palace Osr 10 Ohicaso
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fails and the North, at 10 pm: daily, except
Wilhamsport. Lock Haven snd Kluirs. at 10 10
ror I'D a yS, e1s s6g i san Gay, And
daily, with Paace Cars attached Limited EI.
press press Of Pullman -'srlor Cars. ssO am daily.
Scr Brooklyn, n. T., ali through trains connect u.
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex.
aHording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
ing double terriase and Journey acress New
for PhiIsdelph,.. 3d. s 80 apd lois p. N, daily
Sor l Bad EsIEeSs y9 5 NJ daily EXCEPT Sunday
ds sIeep srsy 10 IL Il = ~ L. h:5l 80 =. 70
For s pGges o5ses sine hns TOO an and sso
FOR Annapolis, 90 g. 10. and 40 D. m daily *.
cept Sunday
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
MAS = mp N ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
for Asxandri9; q / s. 2, To- II lis, g. 20, S,
6:I2, and II 80 p NJ. On Sunday at 9 q. H.. and
FOR Richmond and the South, 6 SO 3. snd 40 D.
daily.
For G. & o r. r.. 5 20 D. M. daily.
Trains Leave Alexandra Tor Warrington, d, ?, 8 OO
On Sunday at 90 and 10 a. m. and is p. M
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car &C
SlnmOdatlOns can be procured at the Offices north
EAST corner of Thirteenth street and PeunsylvaIis
avenue northeast corEer of Sixth street and Penn
sylyGis sveue, and 1T the depot, where orders can
e las for check king Of baIssse 10 destination from
1cteIs and residences.
I. ?. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANZ fhSASON. General Mslager. nove
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SEQUEL TO A. ELoPEMENT-Nei5oa J. Lee.
VINO ran 4 revival in his city and talked TEN
reranCc through Delaware and norfiOnS of rbis
state. and finally deserted his l,ife and elonc,i
WITH Miss IDA t0utI. Of Carroll co is under arFf.t
~ lncdg0. The arrest y as made III the inst lfra
oI bis wife, who followed him 30 Cbira 70 and
lie and his faragI0ur occupied SEPARATE cells AT
me station house for the night awaiting a
hearing. When Ms. Lee arrived in Chici -
ara confronted her husband, he is said T. nave
assumed a penitent air and promised refo,it,a-
tlon and Obtained from her. AZ he t0li her n
show To Ida that he was already MARRIED. hc~
marriage certificate. ilat was the last Mrs
Ice saw ot that important document OF the
$2GVu ~ Ida foutzS money, lee had only sl5a in
ms possession. " previously stated he had
embarked III the blackSmithing business IN chi
caSY' Where 5000 or the money TaS inyestcd-
lI,,t Gdzette. 18Th
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RED LEAD I'm cayenne pepper: chromate of
lead ia mustard: Sulphuric acid ia vinegar: cor
rcsiVe subilmate in pickles; prIssic acid in tea;
scented and cOloIed clay in coffee: alum IN
Dread: SAND IN sugar: marble dust aud plaster
q Paris In Hour: powdered stone I'm soda; terra
aIoa IN cream of tartar: damaged grain in era
ham meal: chalk in baking powders: mercury
arsenic, and copper i'm the cOl0iing OF candy:
CTeosOle ana Salts OF copper in whisky-Slch
are only samples OF some of the publications
10 iood ana drink pointed out The other day by
Mr. george T. Angel, In paper read 10 the
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FOLLOW cow lady tele-rapAer SAYS. =. I
make Il a rule Ia read messages lltrrally and
before the writer leaves the desk If YOU tele-
Graph two and two make nVe' MS not NV
place 10 tel you they make four ! did that
once. \ tall old man with cigarette In his
NOUN, aBd tremendous weed on his hat
gave ne This message: The Fall River haaL
leaves The foot OF Twenty third street at & send
The donkeys bymaiL' said. You're mistaken
sir, the Fall River boat leaves the downtown
pier at ; O'Clock. not J. 1 never shall for
Etf The look he gave me. Said he: Young
WOMAN YOU tend 10 your business. and III tend
10 The FAN river boat After that ia have sent
tie Bible backward and called my baby bear
II Il customer 80 wrote il on the blank
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MADE INSANE BY BROKEN BEER BoTTIF-
Mrs. Jane TremaiEe keeps bar-room i'm Dallas
"a ON Thursday she set box containing a
thaW; one Of them exploded. A piece of it
struck Miss Annie Adams in the forehead and
there deeply Undecided itself. A physician ex-
tfacled IT, Miss Adams lay for twelve hours
unconscious. The injury has left her a heln-
less, and, IL is feared, a hopeless lunaIic
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= Ii. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE-STORY
HRICK DWELLING. WITH BRICK BACK
GUILDING. KNOWN AS No. SIT Il STREET
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of q deed OF trust, dated May Srx
Ilth ID 1919. dniy recorded in Llber No. ffsTsz
ISt. foho 49, ct seq, OF the iand records LII
for the District OF Columbia and the request of
the party occurred thereby, We shall sell at pablo
auctlC U, II front OF the premises, on MONDAY Jan
uary 10th, 1879 at O'Clock p.fi AL that piece or
TarGel Of ground situate n the city of WASHINGTON,
u c, known as Lot numbered twcnty-three (23), III
Moses keliy's recorded subdivision Of Square mum
heled t4l!'e hume REQ and twelve {9I2
Terms OnetlIj1d cash and the balance at six and
twelve months from day of sale, for which & notes
OF he purchaser bearing interest nj the rate of per
cent. per annln until paid, and secured by a ieed
Of trust ON the property sGld. viii be taken 4 de
pCslt OF SuO VIII Go required At the me CT SAFE and
3i convey ans inE anu recording at t4e cost of the
purchaser. Terms to be conn lei with in seven
days from day of safe otherwise the Trustees reserve
the right TO resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser.
WM, F. MATTINGLY,! Tru..oas
jan7-eots CHAS. E. PREhTISS,f Aionlees-
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DRAMATIC SCENE IN THE COBB TRfu-In
the Cobb case at Norwich, Conn, Saturday the
state recalled the prisoners mother for cross
examination, and elected a statement which II
triedt0 diSproye by calling the prisoners little
girl. The aim was TO impeach the value OF
Mrs. Naternan'S testimony. There was pro-
tfacted ana exciting argument over allowing
the child to testify at ali and then over the IA
tune OF the questions put To her. y very lra
matte and exciting scene enSIled. The co1rt
ruled that she might testify. She then mar
rated a conversation with her grandmother
showing that tie latter had tempered with her
as q witness.
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{ IHAhLES v. HANDY, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPER.
T1 SITUATE ON STREET BETWEEN I9rH
AND SlhEEIS =

1RTsTIE'E SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPER.
~ SITUATE ON STREET. BETWEEN IgrH
AND 2C1H STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF aeed OF trust, bearing date E-s
he 2tfb day OF December. A. D. 1876 ana -
recorded in Lber No 8t5, folio -, Of tie .I-:sE-
and Il: records Of the District Of Columbia, and by
d1eCuon OF the parties secured thereby we will
offor for sale, st public auction, in front of the
Ilsnnlses, on MONDAY; the 2Qth day of January,
lot? at O'Clock IL lot nun bered seventeen 10
IN tie SUBDIVISION of part Of square numbered nn3
bnndfed and eishteen as as recorded in the Office
OF the surveyor of said strict in liber r L. Hoxie
pages 35l and $50, October u, 1876 This lot has q
trent o" street north Of Is feet, by depth of about
Brick Dwelling.
Terms of sale Onefourth cash, balance in six
To- twelve 40, and eighteen flS1 months the pnr
chaser to give bis notes for the deferred payments
bearing interest at the rate of seven % per cent
per annlun until paid, and secured by "a deed of
trust upon the property sold. A deposit of sl01
VIII be required at the time of sale.
MAHLON ASHFORD rr.z.,..
janlO-d&1s EUGENE CARUSl \ IrWStees.
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The ''COLORED PEOPLE WANT SENAT CoNE-
iING.-A meeting of colOred citizens was held
Ia New York city last week for the purpose OF
showing their appreciation OF Roscoe Conkling
A NUMBER OF resolutions setting forth the supe-
rlor craftsmanship OF the imposing Roscoe and
recommending his reelection. were adopted
IN case OF his selection it was voted To hre one
gun for each vote east for him. in Washington
Park, on receipt or the news.
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DRY GOODS.

ll.OOO YARDS
HAMBCRG EDGINGS IND INSERT
INGS,
DfRFCT FROM THE IMPORTER,
FROM CENTS TO so CENTS PER YARD
Immense assortment to select from
REMNANTS OF
WORSTED DRESS GOODS,
Accumulated during the past four months
Which will sell at
ONEFOURH TIE Actual CosT,
From Cents Per Yard
DRESS GOODS entire stock at prime cost The
best 70 cent Dress Goods for IS and 20 cents
BLACK CAsHMEREs, all wool, 50 cents; sold for
90 cents.
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS at tobbers'
prices.
CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS at prime cost TO close
BLANKETS and COMFORTS at cost
NOTTINGHAM CURT AIN LACE at cost
G. NJ. WSON,
$50 Pennsylvania acenns,
iahiotr ScGtn side, near TIN street.
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MEDICAL. &c


y cnre any case OF Female Weakness Irregularities
and Distinctions: 50 years experience Once 500 b
Il sw-. opposite Smithsonian iauI32yg'
SMENORRHEA. LEUCOREsIItE1
~ and al cases 0t Female Weakness, Irregular
les, &c, quickly cured No caiOneI used III any
disease DR. BROWN, 1908 L, near 10th NV 8-lIn'
nH. BROWN cures SperIuztorrhea, Prerusture
H Decay, Seminal Emissions, Lost V!gUr aud all
Dseasss Ok a private or yensre2l nature Office,
ioOo L 81, near 10th ST nv ooclO-Im'
MANS MISSION ON EARTB.-A thor.
VI oHgh medical treatise, indicating how con
armed disabilities Elay be removed. The expert
eLce OF ~ years study observation, and profession
al practice showing the that will insure re-
stored manhood, strengthened vitality aud sound
conditions of he-lti that have been Impaired by
riase and OF the means by which they can be re-
moved b. MAJ, 2NC-, currency pOSsaxe stamps
Address Sec'y Museum Anatomy and Science. ]. i46
broadway. n y nov2lt:h.s6m
MANHOOD EiEsTORED.
A victim Of youthful iInprudence rsI,s- cz prenns
tufe decay lSrNOus debility, etc, aEvi.it tiled In
cure which he VIII sena to his fellow sufferers
my24eolySF ~ Chatham stre5t y. \.
HR. ROBt.kTsON can &c cousaltet syery
sd sdf. 56ny s hs 9 6f "a t.6
2to p N, all diseases Of the Urinary Ors-sns
and Nervous System Recent and Chronic Csses
Consultations strictly private, and cure guaran.
seed IN every case Fifteen years experience
ChsrSss moderate Main Office, - s. Eatsw 81,
Baltimore o,r4ly
DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE Or LIFE ne
IL stores manhood and the vigor OF youth to the
most shattered constitution in four weeks Failure
impossible This bferesto-ing remedy should b..
weakened from excess any other csusa Success
in every case as certain ~ that gster Queuches
University PIsoe, New YcrS Az I'd SacsuES
DRUGGISTS supplied. tsnI.ss
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SHALL CHURCHES BE TAXED? - In Christ
church, Yesterday, the Rev. DT. J. :. Shipman
IN discussing the exemption of church property
from taxation, said: - The value of church
property in the United States has been placed
at $500, G00,000 and II it Increases in the same
ratio as it has during the past twenty years,
tie vaiue will amount 20 S3,00e,98 900 by the
beginning OF the next century. is this eXemp-
ion right, and ought the churches to claim it.?
lt Is an established principle that what is pro-
tected by government should aid in maintain
ing government IL is right, therefore, that
corporations as well as Individuals should be
taxed. Why not religious corporations? The
state has nothing to do with the promotion of
religion, but merely with its protection. Yet it
might Just as well make direct appropriations
10 religious bodies as to exempt them from tax
alton. The effect is to Increase the rate OF tax
atlon on everything else, and the people have to
pay 1t in the end. The constitution saws that
no one shall be compelled TO support religious
institutions, and consequently this exemption
~ q direct violation Of the constitution | would
Ike to see all the church property in The land
taxed to the uttermoSt. The effect OF the ex-
emption is demoralHing to the moral status of
the church. 1T viii react against the church.
ana sooner or later will cause injury to the
cLurch.-[N. \. Sun, 18Th.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

A RGOsE sUSPENDERS.
Are something new" and comfortable. at 50 cent?
and 81 . psir.
The I" Rcssbery,' Scarf At 81
The i" LAnxham" Scarf at 81
The " Waterloo" Scarf at 81.
The " Duke OF Bedford" Scarf ut u.
These are warranted. "LIoyg Attree L Smiths
London Neck Wear" latest designs Larse Line,
lust opened. al close prices.
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
oct15-n $40 II ut. -. TO-, Opp. Patent Once
L'ALL AND WINTER GOODS.
a superb selection for Gentlsmen's Dress -
and Street Wear received and ready TO: H.
JpectioB, and offered at fair prices. IA
Respectfully request the continued fayors CT 81
my patrons and the public generally.
r. j. HEIBEEGER,
CITIZENs' AMY NAvX MERCHAET TAILOR.
6SS 18th strees,
Bep10-1 Corcofsn Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
rt'hoMAs EUWLIN0, Aucuoneer.

! frhoMAS EUMLIN0, Aucuoneer.
CAT.IoGuE SAFE OF BOOKS FROM THE
H HHtT OF "G ns II
THE; INCLuDING SOME VERY CaolC s
dTGGf on ASGtES sTr mp sI M2pERf Lhs
1RATID BOOKS, RARE EDITIONS IN FINE
TO be soa al my ar7e,ion rooms on WE'D 5.rgz.
NISDAY. .anuar> 18th and following days. -
,snIsd y '' THOMAS powLrNi Aact
DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers
MAGNIFICENT RosEMoop SQUARE GRAND
,e Gn It i asSal W S VII e within
auction rooms one of ths finest Rose~oodu t Az
NV YORK. Who have given susraniee on It Which
win 20 with the Piano splendid Instrument. snit,
IN want Of fHsc e Rg,s .uc,s
DAMAGHD eo q a;ucr,ox
5amf s1 psnSg ~ I'll l at IN 9 s.
a a sss S6T5ss may Ss 5s rA sS
'R ,;as ss sec1 IL fo1i cot
Ian14-3t NJ. HARTOG. Salesman.
DUNcANsoN Bros 81 A .ns q s, o-.,.
PARJoR SETS. IN HAZE, CLOTH AND REPS
AL Cf 1hS, SIDEBOAkDS;M j. Bile
DESKS; EXTENSION TABLE; G. S. AND
o. HER CHAIRS: CRIBS HAIR AND
ClINlNG CHAIR: HATRACk: BRUSSELS
| AND INGRAM CA1PE is; COOKING AND
! BEATING STOVES. &c &c.
ALSO, TO COVER ADVANCES AND CHaEGEs,
IL BAGS RIO COFFEE: IT. BOXES CHEWING
TOBACCO; TOP EXPRESS WAGONS (sult-
alb for tIocers and o'herS.D AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, January 16 ~
Ell IL O'Clock we viii sell in front of our Va
salesi9 MS general ass ortment Of House ISeq
hoia Geo Is. &c. janli2t N
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Inc tr .E tc.sSs steal1ers u thls ING, :, ". a.
" SCHIEDAM - aud "1IAAS," carrying the U. s.
mail to The Netherlands, leave Jersey City every al
ternate "Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin s55-S70
intermediate $3.50; Steerage S23 III. CAZAOX,
GienI Agt. II South William ST., New York. PUNCH
EDIE co p So Vim. st, Freight ACTS L. ",
MORRIS. SO y. MaY. Ganl Pass'.er Az. iaILl-lS
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ian3-tf
THE CHEAP CASH STORE,

SI1 FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- Made to order, of Wan.sutta Muslin xnd Extra
me Linen hoaoyas, for ~ 50, ready to put en-
most elegant manner for So 25.
Our MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished, at IS cfs
maze OF WalnsuttR Muslin and Extra fine Liner
b0Som IL the cheapest Shirt in the world
good as any So Shirt in the market - -
Our Mystery" SHIRT is retaiIed at Factory
mas Gift,
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, OPEN FaoN1.
terry"
Our 81 Shirt. ready to put on. is worth double its
money, but We are compelled TO reduce Stock at our
Factory IN Baltimore, as we are about to build a
large addition thereto, aud desire to carry less
Stock whilst the building is in progress
nov5-tr MEGfNNISS', 1909 f. street n.,c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-14
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated October "A
Isl 1852 and DR. recorded in Liber NJ q, No
Of Columbia, will offer at auction, ON SATURDAY,
the 18th inst. at 4 O'clock pm. lots II and in
Vests subdivision of original lot one in souare
six hundred and twenty nine (629]. except the
northern three inches Of lot l. from front to rear
houses, fronting thirty nine feet nine inches. on
the west side Of New Jersey avenue. between d and
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
70 be paid in cash and the residue in two equal in
stalments at six and twelve months, respectiyeV
with interest, to be secured by notes and dsed Of
trust on the premises. The terms OF sale must be
complied with within ono week after sale or the
property may be resold after one weeks notice n
the risk and cost Of the defaultn9 purchaser :"
tanS2axts WIN. q. PHILIP, Trustee