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. rnsn - Ss-1hs ScCRrSHTr.-A soltfary s~u
w Nsnc eyy,a ais gu ase, possessing property
and h ing hiied with desire 10 have hone% "
his own; Hne wife 70 Keep IL n order Gu ~
ftt'ea NE \ "a % Ealing upon very estin, shis
spoken 10, and - Presenting the case for ma,
consideration lie CALLED al the house vhers
ne OBJECT Of his ch0ir>H resided and asked n
ste net Sac n4ade hel api,earaneo ana n.
made known bis business. lie stated hriesy
th3t De was alone Ia the world desired -
hilffy, had hesiid or her eminent qualinca;Ioss
ohe'td 10 provide her good home 10 carr for
tei' ana asked her 20 become his wife In the
same strictly business manner the lady m
slohoed that she had heard fayOraOiy of ha<
present caller. she had no home OF her oga
aia hso no objection Ia sharing one OF his pro,
anllhS. Ihe happy arrangement was thus ~
~ ~ coaCinded, and the gentleman left On
WEDNESDAY ne called again for her, they wslkeH
10 a minister's residence and were MARI I'd
Ncllher OF The parties had known each otheT
tIesaous 10 THIS unique beginning Of their ac-
qnaihtahce. The lady In about 80 years OF ar~.
Davenport tfopal Dsnocrs'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS 4FTER.NODN,


nOwNMAN & GREEN. Real Estate Brokers and
IL Auctioneers, sl2 9Th street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REaI,
ESTATE SITUATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE
THIHTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH sTREETs
BRICK RESIDENCE.
By virtue OF the provisions of deed O. -
trust executed 20 US. dated December i2tlf -
A; ID. 1874, and duly recorded III Liber No -kl1sE&
of Columbia, and at the request in writing Of the
party secursd thereby, we shall offer for sale at
Pnb5c auc.ion il fT9ns Of the premises, TUES
following escried real estate situate in The ci:v OF
Washington, D. c., to wit: All that cartsin T3iace
or parcel OF land kaown and described lot mum
sion of lots a snd T. and part Of a. and nav,
of four a., in Evans subdivision of original 10,
twelve % IN square two hundred and forty .seyen
Columbia, May 9th, AID. 1874 and loundei AZ foi
lows: Commencing at the northeast corner Of or
Einal lot twelve u2) running thence west along the
south one hundred and FIVE fet and nine inrbaS
thence east thirty 800 feet thence north one MN
dred and nve feet and nine inches to the place OF be
slnnlnS, with the imp rovenents thereon consist
ing OF . handsome Brick Resilienca No 1904 sfass
8chusetts avenue 49, -'-1 I""'e-
III. Inc terms OF sale, as prescribed by the deed of
oe PAID down at the fsu of the hammer Int bv tha
consent OF all parties Interested the terms may be
varied 80 as TO require onethrd of the purchase
tunes 10 oe pald IL cash. and the balance upon de-
dtsrred payments, for which the notes of the pur
chaser must De gwen, bearing seven per cent. per
annun interest, and to be secured the promises
soiu- Az conveyanciny must be AZ the purclla
SUsL II the terms are not complied with III seven
dRys, the Trustees reserve The ri.h to resell til.
property at tbs risk cost Of the iefagting par
CHASER after nVe days advertisement in the Even
WI. b PHILIP, No.,
!ant dSSds FRANKLIN A DICH.f iiiS'4f7S'
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OLIVE. THE NEBRASKA MURDERER. who took a
leading part la burning two citizens To death, IS
perhaps the Wealthie.t man ever arrested in the
United States for deliberate homicide. The
Olives own over 10000 head Of cattle and vast
tracts OF land. Olive appears to have considered
himself above the law, and tortured his Victims
70 death with as much reckleSSneSS as he might
have shown in destroying a Wild cat. lie Is
spending money unstintedly with a view or
cvading Justice, and the sheriff OF keainey
county where the crime was committed. is said
10 be entirely subServient TO the murderer The
origin OF the trouble was a quarrel between the
occupants OF neighboring ranches A fight en-
sued in which Mitchell and keIchum killed
Olive. \ sheriff arrested the two hOmicideS in
an adjoining county, but their conviction OF any
crime was improbable, as they had acted In
sel1-defenCe- olives brother offered 81 900 re-
ward FOL the return CT the prisoners to the coun-
~ IN which they lived, and the sheriff accepted
TIE ciIer. olives object was 10 get them Ia his
power. lie ana the sheriff, with the victims
securely bound. started osten5.bly for a place
called Plum creek. 4 can OF coal Oil was taken
along. on the following day the charred bodies
Cf Mitchell ard ketchum were found where
they had been tied TO stakes and tortured The
oil had been Smeared over them and then
igGted.
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STATE RIGHTS IN VIRGINIA The Virginia
enate committee on federal relations as sub
nitted lengthy report, with resolutions. In re-
gard 70 the alleged uSilrpati0n OF state rights
" Federal Judge RiyeS. OF the western district
II Virginia. The resolutions declare that the
constitution or the United states is in as full
force and vigOr as when first ratified; that Viz
RI mia. In re-entering the union after the civil
war, resumed all her relations To the govern
ment on perfect equality with every other state:
that the nited States can only exercise the
powers delegated TO them in the constitution:
that the United States have only the right to
prevent the exercise by the states of powers
prohibited to them by the constitution, by pro-
nOuncing such forbidden action void through
the judicial power, but in no case can the United
states undertake to perform any duty which il
is incumbent upon the state to perform; that
therefore all acts OF Congress, and particularly
those known as the civil rights bill and the en-
rorcement act, which attempt or profess to at
tempt TO provide for the performance by the
niied States OF duties and obligations belong
ing TO the states are unconstitutional and void
and that the action Of Judge Rives In assuming
jurisdiction OF the case OF the colOred men.
Lee and Burwell Reynolds charged with crime
against the laws OF the state, Is unwarranted,
and is destructive OF the rights of each state to
protect life, liberty and property in its own
wayH by its own courts, and ought at once TO
be remedied b. proper judicial action, and any
Te0ccurrence OF the same be prevented by ap-
nrOpriate legislation.
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eE-The fines levied by the PrusSian courts
against Cardinal LedOchowSki, for attractions
OF the ecclesiastical law. now amount to 600.
fE-In British Guiana the authorities have de.
termined to adopt corporal punishment IS a
part of the sentence In all cases OF c.fta g
which is a favorite mode Of revenge ap1ong the
negroes Of Barbados.
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fTHoS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctoneer
1RT rs SALE OF yALnABLE RES sl SCI
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
WEST, b, ING PREMISES No. 10.
by virtue OF two DEEDS Of trust to the under EfvA
sitned, dated November 27th. a. D; 1872. and s3
November 26th 1879, and recorded, respect, -k2.
Hey; in Liber 7O4. folio 295. ct seq and Libas No
80 folio 429 SEQ, of the land records of tia Dis
trict OF Columbia and by request in writing of the
party secured thereby. we viii eel ct public auc
ton III front of the premises, on TUESDAY. Janu-
airy 2sth, A. D. zs7s, at O'Clock p the eastern
PARK Of lot numbered six co. in Margaret O. Disges
subdivision of part OF square h!n with the improve
III nts thereon said part of said lot having front
OF 20 feet 9h3 inches on the sotn side OF north Il
street, and Depth according to the plat OF IL! feet
t. an alley.
Terms OF sale One fourth cash; balance il six,
Twelve and eighteen months from day OF sale. rep
resented by notes of the purchaser, with interest
from day of sale, secured by deed at trust the
premises. deposit of 500 viii be required at
time Of sale snd if terms are no: compiled with in
i've days from tbs day of sale the property will b
resed. after FIVE days public notice. at the risk ii
est Of tae defaulting purchaser. Conyeyanca < al
Purchaser Z cost
EDWIN HARRIS, .r
MAHLOS ASHFORDS IT. SsSs
THos- e WAGGAMAN. Auct jsn1a .eox HIS
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AUCTION SALES
CHARLEs ". HANDY, Auctoneer

| 4
TKTsT 1,5s. SALE e. or AsssssLUAgAE PROPER
AND 2oTa sTfEETs Eo bsf RhaNhfS isF''
81, ~ ot virtue OF deed Q; trust hearing date A
rssorded IL Liber No. SIX. folio = &c Of 1 t
land records Of tie p:sriet of Celtsrbia, snd by
Esss i o g MQS6AY s sS6 asy ysaaasy
N the si,bdytsion Of Part q eq,1sre numbered ans
Of b and ~ sd ,s = & in ne Ss
PAGES 35l and 49, October 81. 1676 This ios has o
&c Ig qa By h son
Terms of sale: Onefourth cash. balance In six
t6) twelve 12l. and eighteen (lSl months the i't1r
chaser to give his notes for the deferred payments
P1.5 saFa PAID as rs s. s
trus; upon the property sold deposit of 800
,ns, s T TfGESE 6 SsHEaRD Trustees
fg-TBE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, January 18th, 1879, at same hour and
p isf2aSd Ss"eF 81 c f[aR HANDY. Auct
SAf q
of the District Of Col nmbia the nndersisned -x.-
asfs s ef so5 FfS The s
January 1879 at AZ O'Clock pm. the south twenty
five (25) feet trout By one hundred (00l feet deep
hundred and nineteen i55 n the city Of Washinr-
brick store ana dwelling This valuable business
property is situated at the northeast Of 9th
and streets northwest.
Terms of sale: One-tourth cash balance In sis
90, twelve az ana eighteen (lsl months the pur
chaser to give his notes for the deferred payments
bearing interest al the rate of Gper cent per anuam
and secured by deed of trust upon the property
800 down at time of sale
-JN0. P o'NNEu.i Trustees
CHAs. W, HANDY Auct'r decsIi-2sw}w&ds
.es- The ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED until
v. of 9SyS
hour and place. By order of Trustees
janH2aw&ds CHARLES W. HANDY Auct.
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INMAN LINE

NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN aud LIVERPOOL,
Every Thursday and Saturday.
City OF Berlin .54gl tons City OF Montreal 1920
City OF Richmond 1901 :. City of Brussels. .31I5
City of Chester 1866 CityOf n YORK. $500
These mann hcent steamers are among the Strong
est largest aud fastest the Atlantic, and have
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in stateroouls, revolving
chairs III saIoons, bath and smoking rooms, barber
shops. etc
For rates ot passage and other Information. apply
70 JOHN q DALE agent 81 broadTayS \; y. or to
BRO, g25 Peuna ave- g. W. MORSE, Adams Elk
press Washington. dec2Seofy.
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1910 GREAT 1910
lCsC PENNSYLVANIA lcAC
HOTTIE

tcIo PENHMsHH tTRA 1910
70 THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails,
iRLEspD SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT Eou1PMzxz
rEaas hEhe %ashINr I'm from DEPOT
corner Of Sixth aud streets, IS follows:
or Gar to Psssars and ' sieepins osr sn from
Pittsbnrs to Cincnaati, ST Louis and Chicago
FA0 pn daily. with Palace Oar 10 Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
for sans AMID ss sorS B Nssr.
ss5nf.dsS VIII Rsliss Gsss T. EssEEns. ' "a
for NsS YslS ana t ssn 9ass 80 and 1915 pm
Prsss q Pullman 2sr!or Cars. $50 An daily.
80 EXCEPT sunday .n.,
.sorans direct transfer to FUTON street AVOID avoid
Wa,. double Gs feFrlase and Journey across New
sor Philsdelphis, go, $50 and 10 10 p N. daily
For Baltimore, %, sS5, SO 3. h. snd As I d.
daily, except sunday; 10 10 = N. 80 &: So 40
For PSpea Greek Line: TOO a. nc. and 40 p. m
daily. except Sunday.
oept Sunday.
aLExANDRIA AND FREpER1CKsBuKa KAM-
NAV > AMP 81 p hAL,EExANDnkA AND WASHING
Cor Ale1andria 6, SIS. 10, II m, IT'S 8, 40, s,
SIG. ana II 80 p. ~ On Sunday at a. NJ. and
10 ana p. m.
For Richmond and the South. 6 80 s. NJ and 40 D.
For G. O. r. R.. 500 p No. daily.
Grains leave Alexandria for Wssh1nston .. 2. 10,
On Sunday at 90 and 10 a. NJ and Sis p. %. 49,
Tickets, information. sleeping and parlor car &C
Jonmodstions be procured at the offices, north
.ast corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
syvanta avenue ana at the depot, where orders can
re left for checking Of baggage to destination from
- F; EAzKsMER. General Passenger Asen.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov9
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" The steamer c. Y. Burch OF the Now Or
leans and Cincinnati packet line, Was SUM- n,
an ieS-gorSe hear leayenworth, Ind Wefnes
was loaded with moiasscs WV
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NEW YoRK-ROTTERDAN.

The first,eIa.s steamers q tbs Inc, = " a
sCHOLTEN." :" z. CALAND," ROTTERDAM
'sCHIEDAMr and MAS carrying the U. s.
mail to the Netherlands. leave Jersey City every 81
ternate "Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin a65-SI0;
intermediate Si5-SS5U; S:eera9e 1928 H CAZAU&,
yien' Ag't y South William ST., New York. PUNCH
MORRIS. 30 B'way. Genl Pass'ser Ae't family
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~ ARRTEn

SIiNEhEIZ-MORGAN On January fs,h
lss ~ the residence OF the brides parents nv Rax
}: IL Wsu~h, SAsrKL W SrENExklg Co I,FrrrE
MORGAN. No cards
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H0HEH'S LOAN OFFICE, cornsr O, It'll ssresi
- and New York avenae, entrance on Sew ~
forz bvenne The most private Loan Once kSX
IN the city. Money loaned 81 the lowest rateG q
Of tnt:rsst on Gold and Silver Watches, Psts and
Plated Ware Diamonds. Guns Pistols, Lad Is and
0entisneuS riosatnx. Carpets. aud Ill art,c.ss Of
vafuA al,ly
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/ PROPERTY. SITUATE No. 1905, TWENTY
SINIH STREET, BETWEEN AND l.
SIEEEIS NORTHWEST.

/ PROPERTY; SITUATE No. 1905, TWENTY
SIXTH STREET BETWEEN AND L
STREETS NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust, S-sA
corded in Liber No. 752, folio 23s. one of -G.:&
the land records for the County of Washington. Dis
trict Of Columbia and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. / will sell at public auction, in
front Of the promises. en- TUESDAY, the 4th day OF
scribed Real Estate, situate in the City of Washing
ton. D. G, to wit All those pieces or parcels 81
ground situate, lying and being III the City OF Wash
ineton. District of Columbia. known and described
as Lots d. and "k.' in Samuel c and Everett
Wroe's subdivision of Square numbered four A.,
together with the improvements. consisting of u
three (3l story Brick Dwelling. having all modern
improvements.
Terms of sale Onef ourth cash balance in one and
two years with interest 1T per eantun per sutiuu
IRON date of sale secured the property, all cash
at the option Of purchaser deposit OF S2' VIII bt
required at time OF sale. If the above terms no;
complied with III seven days, the Trustee reserves
the right 70 resell the property at the risk and cost
OF detaultlng purchaser. All ConveyaBcipg a. COS;
Of purchaser.
!. TARBELL DYER, Surviving Trustee.
WALTER u. WILLIAMS " Co, A icts Ia2l-Id
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NUUNG MIDDLETON, AuCtOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE HANDSOME
lDOUHLEt BRICK DWELLING, NO lois

CONNECTICUT AVENUE. w. A'''
BY virtue OF deed of trust to me. dsted k.,i
August 18th, 1915, and recorded in Iiber No fsssR
1877 folio 2s3, of the land records of the Dis
net OF Columbia, and by tie written direction of
viii sell at pubic auction in front Of the premises.
on WEDNESDAY ci1S,i tn 2sth day Of January 1879
vision OF square No l63. in the city of Washington
improved by . handsome double twostory and
basemens with msnsard roof Brick Dwelling;
Terms of sale prescribed by the deed OF trust
he amount OF indebtedness secured by the deed OF
trust Eiald, with the expeuse OF sale in cash and
me baaIce Ii twelve, twenty four and thirty il
hoIlhs, Tor which the notes OF the purchaser
bearing interest from the day of sale aud se<.llrai
oy DEED OF trust on the property sold shall be
tahen A deposit OF $500 viii be required of the
purchaser at tbs time of the SALE and all convey
ahs ~ shail he at the purchasers expense Ii tie
[ns ol fe are not complied with in seven dave
aud cctt OF tbs defaultinx purchaser
laiio-dtGbs ANDREW O. BRADLEY Trustee
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TO-MOR ROW

THOMAS DOW LING, Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS FROM THE
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF A SCHOLAR. CON
VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF LlTtRA-
lure, INCLUDING SOME VERY CHOICE
GUAGES. FINE ARTS, RICHLY ILLUS.
GRATED BOOKS RARE EDITIONS IN FINE
BINDING, &c, &c.
TO De sold at my auction rooms on WE'D: 11E,
NESUAY. January 22d, and following days A+-4I
beginning at O clock each evening. aLA
1an14-dt2Sd THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co, Auctloneera.

" w
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY, FRONTING ON SECOND
STREET WEST BETWEEN ID STREET AND
VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTH; ALSO, ON u
STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust. recorded III LII ArS
Der No. 800 Folio lS5, of the land records of 80
the District of Columbia. vii SELL at pub 4ma-
lie auction, in front of the remises. on TUESDAY,
following real estate in the city OF Washington, D.
G., viz: The north half of Lot 9, in Square 5a2,
fronting 70 feet on I'd street west. by 1873 feet il,
depth. Also the north half of subdivision Lot H. in
Square 55l, fronting IG feet on I'd street west by
100 Ieet III depth; and subdivision Lot K in said
~
Terms: Cnethird caeh. al d the balance at six
ana twelve months for which the notes of the pur-
eraser bearing interest from the day of sale and
secured on the property sold, will he taken de-
post Of SIS VIII he required of the purchaser at
time ~ sale. All taxes and assessments to Decen-
Der l. 1878, to be paid OUT OF the purchase money
Wihi1 { MNsshNNL cREf'bES Trustees.
WALTER T. WILLIAMS & co Ancts .fa16-dIOt
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ss-The ice-gorge OF the James river was
broken on Saturday.
eS@The Socialists members OF the lseehstag
lin.
eE-Aps, the third OF the Indian rrurderets AZ
Pendleton, oregon. was hanged Frl1ay. lie pro-
tested his innocence TO the last
fE-Judge Bond. or Baltimore. imposed light
lines upon the individuals Convicted in the
United States circuit court on Saturday OF vio-
lations OF the federal election laUs.
Mr.. II. Ten Brock will hereafter i've in
Europe. All the racing CUPS that he won In
England nave been So /, with many OTHER curl
oSitieS.
sE-The Indians are being rapidly transfer
red to their reservation. Their reservation IS
several feet underground. ckicago Tines.
~ Rev. John Wilson O. ST. Louis performed
a marriage ceremony for girl OF Is, and her
father has obtained verdict of $500 damages
Missouri law requires the consent OF legal
guardians In such cases
az Michael CaSey's house ana barn az SOUTH
ampton Mass, were burned Saturday. CaSeY'S
.-year-old son persisted in the burning house
and the rest Of the family barely escaped.
ey-The Socialists held q mass meeting in
Baltimore on sunday. at which some extreme
sentiments were altered, and Congress- and the
President were called Upon to protest against
the suppressioa Of civil rights In Germany.
E-1n Japaa the 4th OF July is now general
holiday because On that day was fought the de-
cisive, bats OF Uysno, 10 the contest which re-
suited in the establishment OF the temporal
power OF she Mikado.
eFAscording to vice-regal order, at Is the
pleasure of her Royal Highness and his Excel
| lency that the Ottawa Troop OF Cavalry shall in
| future be honored by being designated The
| Princess Louise Dragon Guards"
I! tE-A little girl, when her fathers table was
honored with an esteemed guest, began taking
| very earnestly at the first pause OF the CONVEX
| sation. Her father checked her very sharply,
.sWhy Is 1t that You talk 50 much" 'Tause
| I've dot somes,n to say" was The innocent re-
| ply.
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WIGS, SIC, Toupes, S.; Front P.eee ~ Fri
W zeties Braids, Curls. &C. Hs r. CuttinS 25r .
at The rench Establishment, GIG Oh ST. eppo.ite o.
S Pateu. Office. japit;lr
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line &c ths
North, Northwest. West
and Southwest
To take effect Sunday, Nov. IL, 1877.
Z . q.

and Southwest.
To take effec, Sunday, Gcv IL, 1ST2
LEAVE WASHINGTOSa
SIS .. n--New York, Philadelphia. and Boston
Express, Eilicott City On Sunday to Baltimore
gp9ncttiton. yessqp's, Hanover. snd Eik Ridge.
80 a n@Batilnore, Annapol,H ind Way. piea
E4ont, Str p as,bnrs Winchester, Hassrstowu. AND
n % a. nhA i5Sh and Laura. Express.
$40 g m--PoiIt Of Rocks, Piedmont, Strssburs,
Winchester, Easerstewn, and Way Stations.
faro ca- fSsS Y sRs and
y. 2 Philadairhia Stops at Annagolis JUNCTION.
and Valley Branch except sunday. Through
daily: Grafton to sandusky. dsily. except Sat
900 4: ns;-on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 3 m-Bsl.imors Express Stops at Blsdsns-
burg, College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Juno
ton, 1essups and Hanover.
t3:l0p. m.-Baltmore. Annapolis. EllicoH City and
Il so p. NEW York, PhiladslpIta and Boston
Express. Stops st Laurel.
'l:36 ?: NJ. on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 p m.-Baltimore. BIaaensburs, and Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. stops at Annap-
4:S5 p. m-Point Of Fsocfs, Frederick. Hssers.owu.
Point of Rocks sad Way Stations Only.
4 40 p. m.-Batlmore, Annapolis and Way Sta
$50 p. -Phladaphts, Norfolk and Baltimore
day. .No4Jotk Passe'sgers taken IN The Cars d.
rect to Boat at Canton Stop a. Bladensburs
$50 ?. .NBaitinore ard Way, Stations.
r 80 .. Ip.-Chicago and Columbus Express Sleep
ing Gers TO Chicago.
fS.10P nz.-BaltinlOre Express.
100 .. nl.-P0int OF Rocks AND Way Stations.
- 80 p. n.-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pftsbrrs Express PitSbary, except Sunday
Pullman Cars.
10. l5 p. n-New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Express. Stops IF Biadensburg and Laurel
Sleeping Car to New YORK. and Special Sleeping
Car to Philadelphia
~ Daily., Or sunday only. Other trains daily
Except Sunday.
All trains stop al Relay Station. movie
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ELECTRIC LIGHT IN TIE New YORK Posi- or
EICE.-Mr. Upton, chief clerk OF the Treasury
Department, "a few days ago paid an Official
visit TO tie New York Post Office. when Post
master James told MIN OF the Immense amount
OF gas consumed On the main floor aud suggest =
ed that the electric light be used instead OF gas
Yesterday the Postmaster received authority
from the Treasury Department TO invite trials
by the various electric light compaGieS aud
report the result OF the experiment to the dc
paltInent.-(A. L. Herald 18Th.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE OF THOSE HAND
SOME FOUR STORY DWELLINGS ON COR
bETMfEEH And nos s FRI III AND 1873
By by virtue OF three several deeds of trust AxA
III Liber 10. $50, at pages IT, III, and 1T9 LII
respectively, of the land records of the District Of
Columbia the subscribers will sell to the highest
bidder on the premises. at o'clock pm. on MON
DAY, the 50 day Of February, A D 1872 the follow
Ing property, situated III Square No $40 in the city
OF Washington, District Of Columbia according to
GhIIman Exley 4 RICHARDS subdivision, to wit:
Lots No. Twenty one, Twenty two and Twenty six.
each being 26x90 feet, and each containing 4story
brick dwelling house, with modern convenieuces.
Terms of sale Oue-fcurth more Of tie purchase
money IN cash COR all caeh at the option of the prrcha
SER and the residue in one two and three years,
notes of equal sums bearing interest at per cent per
aunnn payable semi annually from the day of sale.
10 De secured ON the property soid by deed OF trust
to the satisfaction of the Trustees including iusur
aDce. A deposit Of 800 on each house will be re-
CURED at the time OF the sale. The houses VIII be
sold separately 'and all conyeyancing will be at the
purchasers cost. A. HYDE, MT.
janlUdts c. N THOM trustees.