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EfINAL NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS
OF BONDS OF THE NORTHERN pa.
(IEIC r ROAD


Under the Plan of Reorganization, ratified bv ths
decree OF the Court, the time in which Bondhofders
should be allowed to participate in the benefits of
Stock, was left to the discretion of the Purchasing
Committee. More than three years having passed
since this right was given, and more than nine
tenths of the Bondholders having converted their
Bonds, the Committee, DESTROYS Of closing their Ia
bors hereby give notice that the right Of converting
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock will terminate
on the 30th day of June. 1879.
In made be had at the office of the Northern Pa
cifc r. r. Co, No. % Fifth avenue, New York.
The original stock will be exchanged for stock
under the Plan mp to the same time.
FREDERICK BILLINGS,
Dec. 1S, 1873. Chairman Purchasing Committee.
ian1-1Sw6n
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CLYDE's NEyV EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
PHIIADEIPHIA ALEXANDRIA, WASHTUlTf

AND GEORUEIOWNt
00sss.e cfsss2 at PhfIadetphs0 scsEh CISde's
Lae for Boston, Propfde,sce, s~S
Ets Eetc England States.
Sailing Days.
rum hiIslelphis-Saturday, at IL n
From. " Observation-Disclosures, at II a. n
From Georsetown-Monday, at p. NJ
FreiShts received daily until 8 p. N. In-nGxa
Ellis OF lsd:rx given to Boston and <sT-A
providsnee, and FAN River. Con- -
Georgetown wharf vii please have them marked
"6yeoT0etot-TI, d. c."
For fur information spply 80 J. 81. JOHNSON
Co, 100 street northwest, and 12tistrset Wtsrf,
Warrington, y. O.; G. +. HYDE, 50 Water street,
Genersi E..nsserss Y soash Nsss<yss. PkiIadsl-
HhiR. rcsrIlly
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE OF THOSE HAND
SOME F0nR STORY DWELLINGS ON COR
BETWEEEN. Q AND & sTREETs.' A''D 1900
By virtue of three several deeds of trust, r.
each dated the 2lst April, 1874, and recorded fh&
in Liber No. $50, at pages 172, TIT, and 179, Jun
rTesReciyely Of the lapd records Of the District Of
bidder on the premises, at O'Clock pm. on MON
Day the Sd day OF February, A D. 1872 the follow
Of Washington, District of Columbia, sccordinE to
GhilppMan, Exley Richards subdiyison. to wit:
each being 20x90 feet and each containing 4story
brick dwelling house with modern conEeniences
Terms OF sale: One-fourth or more of the purchase
money in cash Tor all cash at the option of the purch
ser and the residue in one two and three years, on
notes Of equal sums bearing interest at per per
annum, payable semi. annually from the day of sale,
to Pc secured on the property sod by deed Of trust
to the satisfaction of the Trustees, including nsur
ance. A deposit Of $100 on each house viii be re-
CURED at the time Of the SALE The houses will be
sold separately and all convey ancing will be at the
purchasers cost A. HYDE, ! ,,....
jan10-dts @. N THOM, { Arustees
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL,
ST. MAYS COUNTY. MD.
Terms }o sE Rn.cs BEsNGs FEBsgaRr 3p. 1879
five months
For circular apply to
9an6-eolm Secretary to Board Of Trustees.
SELEGT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
~ ChiLDREN, No. 1906 G st.-Mrs L. p McDoN
PRUDa M1ss e,o ShLEza A Mademoiselle V.
neslns FEE 81, 1879. Chariots pass the door Ave
Hoe ano I.tn 81 cars within one square. jan25-2w
NIs silaC 10 j. IN SPANISH. Day and Evening
- = LESSONS, I1LI tta St NV ian10-lms
M T: A. RI SIS would Like few more scholars
is1 a. upon the Piano. Terms moderate. Apply at
KINDERaAR1EN NORMAL INSTITUTE, with
asa I a ana Ss:
SUSIE POLLOCK, l127 18th St NV, PrinciDaa
M ADEMoIskILE y: ERsssggRsHoMMEs FBxkos
Esa,se5asn11Ss1r PA :;
Glasses for yeeas Ladies ana q Children are con
ns MaTn with f1oa English schools
diss. Ladies and Gentlemen. Boys and Girls Pr7at.
n. B-A good pronunciation tParisian, and Ii,
n p 81 PTscicsl conversation EsRidy acquired By
Ter Vii f{sssm sses JANUARY sth but pu
Rils can enter at any time and VIII only be charged
TABLE LIE Bo Af 1pf sTs5 SPOKEN AT MEALS
.n Sa amy day betxsep u and O'Clock or MSpd.
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- Corner 7th and L streets nv Established 1864
Its hundreds of graduates, men and women. are
holding positions of trust aud profit The course
embraces PenmansflP, Spelling, Composition, Cor.
respondenoe. Business Calculations, Single and
Commercial Law. Political Economy, business
Ethics Ethics and Lectures Entire course may be com
Eculars visit the College, address
nov3n n. O. SPENCER, Principal.
PRIvATEIY OF ~ GLASS, -LstIn, Mashe.
West Point, Annapolis or CoIlegate preparation
Terms moderate 8. ". FLYNN, A. NJ, 1927 Z Gs
q. W. CAL before IL a. after p. NJ ssp1S-tr
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, OoHooRDv1LL1
ltl PA-Boys, $50 per quarter Girls, $45. Students
prepared for business. Yale Or Harvard College In
structOrs hrst-ciass.
feb22ly j. SHORTLIDGE. A. NJ. Principal
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mo. E. KENDALL 4 SON,
DEALERS IN
GO A III II n e ID y Arb
BUILDERS GOODS.
c19 b street n.sc.,
NRAR B. p. 3. B. DxPoz,
Washington. D. q.
Ear Iron, HORSE SHOE Isos AND NAILs.
TM,PLATk, ZINo, HUBS, RrMs.
SpoxEs. DUCKS DRILLa
On CARPETS,
Paints, vARNIsH. MACHINE BELTAo.
PACKING AND LAoMa.
REOPENED.

REoPENED.
THE OFFICE OF TIN
HOLMAN LIVER PAD OOMPARXs
Which has been closed Sor fey naonth. h4s ben
reopened by Mesers RIN0WALT i HALL VINO
Ase agents Tor the District Of Columbia, MarylAna
Virginia, West Virginia and Delaware, for the sale
q these remedies ct their ONCE southeast corner o.
vi NY; and streets two squares north q fennaytva
ND lifted mp for the convenience q patients Con-
S0lt4Eon free
HOLMAN LIVER PAD
What v ~ and Whist doe. Il meanl u q new
method OF treating successfully al Liver and StOm.
sch Diseases externally, and Il means an honest war
A9atnst the thousand and one noet1umD and hum
bugs Of this and past agea
ITS DISCOVERY.
Anout esht years ago there was diseoyersd and
put into practice new, simple, convenient and safe
principle for curing disease By sbsorpton Withoui
the aid Of Medicine. The neCeaGitfe0 On tho CO.
prompted . vigorous examination into ID merits,
solved
VIM. b Riley's Dry Goods 6torA
Nn CHARLES street. Baltimore u0v&-1y
WIGS, $40; Toupes, IS; Front Piece, "a; Fri
wv Rrai6 c nnrln kr Nv nr,tfi "a
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ne irst,e.ass steameEs Of this line, ". a,
"SCHIEDAM" and MAS" carrying the U. 8.
mail to the Netherlands. leave Jersey City every a.
ternate Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin a65-SI0;
intermediate $3.50; Steerage 1913 II. CAZAUX.
GenI Agt. u South William ST., New York FUNCH
EDYE co, u So. VIM. ST., Freight Ag'ts; L. W,
MORRIS 50 B'Way. Genl Pass'ger Ag't. tan1-ly
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rUEARD LINE.

With the view OF diminishing the chances OF col,
itsion the Steamers Of this line take specific COURSE
for al seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
Cork or Boston, crossing ths meridian OF 30 ut ~
lat, or nothing to the north Of A.
On the honleward passase crossing tbs meridian
Q. 50 as "a lat. or nothing to the north OF A
The CuEARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Betsceex Nesc York and Liverpool, O0lIssss
at Cork Hdrb0r.
YEoA KEW YORK. FROM Fyw xoRX
AoyssniA Wed, Jan. 8 Abyssipla. Wed, Feb II
Batavia....Wed Jan. Is Batavia. Wed, Feb. 10
Algeria. Wed Jan. 22 Algeria. Wed, Feb Is
I9srthia.... Wed, Jan. 20 Psrthis. Wed, March
BcythiA We'd, Feb. 81
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m. =, JAMES E. TROTT, Truste
VIM. NJ SMITH, Salesman.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiopeer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es
IATE IN WARRINGTON CITY, ID. c. ON L
SfKEET SOUTH, BETWEEN TWELFTH
J., BY virtue of deed of trust, dated Novem-
ber 24th, 1871 and recorded in Liber 666 pages "a:
4o4 &c. of the land records of the District of AA
SolImeia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby we VIII sell, on MONDAY. the 10th Feb
lses at oeock M, all Of Lot L. in Square 297 in
the city OF Washington, d. c.. with the improve
ments and appurtenances
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash balance in six twelve
ano eighteen months. with interest at eight S per
cent per ara um in notes of the purchaser be Sc
cured 10y deed of trust on TIE premises sold Con
VeyancIng at purchasers cost resale will be had
at purchasers risk should compliance be not had
Terms at time of sale.
ian2s. 81 febss.7,1o c. 4 T. Hon; Trustees.
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THos E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRggsTEE's SALE SALE OF TWO .THREE-sToRY
s sfHik rh sokTHwE Esf 20 AND a. ON E
sssSs Ss'ss e sssa = sf
s ~ s E99s
Square Is esch op ess
eT to as SF'k Depth
Terms Of sale 81. 600 cash on each house, and the
residue Of purchase money to be PAID in two equal
instalments at sx and twelve months after day of
sale. For the deferred payments, the notes OF the
purchaser to be given, bearing six per cent interest
from day Of SALE and secured on the property salts
W 81
CURED when bid is accented. If terms Of sale are
sen he m ds s Trusts IF
Ing purchaser; ~ FRANKLIN. i Tr Sste''
jamie 20 %. Is, 80 feb. SO 1912.
VOUNa& MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.
b BAHH GE HEW 4W59RF
ETT ERF 2F f ESbTH S sfRTY S5b
3s5. one Of. the land records Of the District l:
S fHt q sPH9s fsSn
Of
square numbered Six hundred and seventy-si1
Yth the sDS fSa S.ance in six
twelve and eighteen mSnths fr9 p gay OF sale, for
deed Of trust and on the property sold or
sho ssre Of SALE and al and
e a he
are complied with in seven days from time OF SALE
at ri1k and cost Of defs VIZ D9SSsHssr .....
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
AssIGNEE's SALE OF THE STOCK OF THE
spoK AMP s sTATIpNHRX sT9RE SS M
on He MoapA9s February g. commencing o,1zz,
until ali is disposed Of, / shall sell at tie 0N
buns etc etc in fact all articles usually found in
s Of sn Sae White Tor oa be bs s
eht OF his creditors.
WALTER WILLIAMS co. oAA Aact ass. 5asssd
gI SAFE gE THE XAhyABkE KE g.
By virtue deed Of trust. dated june 18th,
Isass.I s e sisoi tSssS T
PHRs apcGn in fFopt Sf tae
being in the city Of Washington, and known and
bered twelve CID. IN square two hundred and seven
teen OLD, according to Kidwelrs subdivision
trust to which reference is hereby made together
with the residence and improvements thereon sub
1ect to all lawful prior liens ON said premises.
Terms Five hundred dollars cash at time of SALE
and the balance in equal instruments, in three, six
nine and twelve months respectively. with interest
at per cent, secured by q deed Of trust on the
property, ~
RENgAMIN I; BUTLER, rrua..a,
,,.v. VIM T. CHANDLER, arustees.
DUEOANSON BROS, Aucts. jan2Qeo&dbs
| A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHERS. IN MEMS. LADIES
AND BOYS SIZES. AT VERY MODERATE
PRICES
II. W. GAIT. BRO 4 co.
decl7-tr
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HITCH. FOX 4 CUTTER, Real Estate Brokers

HITCH, FOX CUTTER, Real Estate Brokers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAn ESTATE ON TWELFTH STREET
MIST, BETWEEN II STREET AND NEW
f n0Kk A AH sI1 NORTHWEST, BEING
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated Ocobsr -
l. 1872 and duly recorded in Liber No 633 Co
toio $50, ct seq of the land records for the -sn.
the 18th day OF February. 1919 at O'Clock D. m
al those certain pieces parcels of ground situate
ahd lying in said city of Washington, ana being
known and described lots lettered and marked
Square No. 2s7, with the iClpro -einents thereon
cons isting of handsome Brick Residence. with ali
mCdern improvements
Terms of sale: nefourth in cash: balance in six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, with in
terest at seven per cent per annum, secured by a
deed of trust on premises sold. A deposit Of 500
angling at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with in seven days, otherwise the Trustee
the right to resell the property at risk and cost of
The defaultng purchaser, after five days advertise
WILLIAM B. TODD, JR, Trustee
B. 81. WARNER, Auct. ian292awSds
PIRCH & ROBEY, Auctioneers,
IL 93S and $40 Louisiana avenue.
SPEED FOB SALE. SPEED FOR SALE.
We will sell at our Bazaar, on SATURDAY, n
February LIST, at 1890 am, magnificent ~
hands high, tail touching the ground and flowing
mane sound as the day he was foa ed. AMI RECoRD
BETTER THAN 2:30. This horse is perfectly kind
Mr.. o. B. Sanderson has handled this horse for
abou. ten days, and satisfied himself and owner
that he Is trotter, and the finest gated horse in the
District. He is also very fine saddle horse doing
sale viii be positive. His sulky will be sold with
him. 1t is a Catfrey and pronounced by every
driver in the city to be the finest they ever sat in
jan27 -5teo BIRCH Il ROBEY Aucts
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UI6S. $40; Toupes, IS; Front Piece, "a; Fri
w zettes Braids Ourls &c. Hair Cutting, 25c.
Ct the French Establishment, GIG 9Th st., opposite
8. Patent Office. janl6-tr
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BlRhs AND HARD WINTERs.-Tle tendency 90
augur hard winter from the arrival OF birds
when usually winter In countries far north OF
US, is, we think with the Rev r. %. Morris him
SSIl q Treat observer OF the habits of birds
6snslaiH mistake. What such arrivals do
prove IS not what is going 10 be so much a.
mnal has already happened Ia these northern
iSsIoliSIthe birds flying before the cold. rather
.hdu taIhS precautions against II before they
ieei H. No doubt this may imply a severe win
lor us a. wei as for these northerly regions
~ 1p.e It'll u holtherly winds prevail aS they
are very apt 10 do when there Is unusual cold
ANU therefore, an unusually dense Atmosphere
10 Ihe poIIh or us, which PUSHES i'm on the rare
atmosphere OF our more humid climate Rut
lhdt - cily saving that the birds ny from
weather which Is not unlikely TO extend Itself
a.. ts u, .ol llat they anticipate severe weather
before they feel st. When robins come into our
houses We do not take II as proving that a long
lrcsl Is coming. but only that hard frns, il
3.rSadS There: and we suspect that the north erly
OlidS ny south Tor precisely the same reason for
Nhch The robins enter our houses when they
iltc ne cold inSuppouable out OF doors-[Lon
cun Spectator
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GENTLEMEN's GOODS.
MEDICAL, &c.


DR O. Won NoRMANN, OF PHILADELPHIA. can
At sal 18th st NV. The best established and only
plants quickly cured. jan246t'
MRS. ROLAND. Doctress and Nid.cife Office 500
WI 12th st NV The best established and only relia
quickly c1Ired ~ ''A- -' ''---A-' janlo l''
DR. JOHN Trips BLOOD PURI-
ad ees1n aS Sss f9S sRsp sssse ana
sna sSs
No medicine genuine unless in bottles with my
MARI in them aaS pR Th nEads
IL Reliable Ladies, Physician in the city. can be
ose FeMs 6 near ane Is e%sd
Office aud Residence, IL Barnet st Baltimore JIG Inn
c6O REWARD If DIR. BROTHERS FAILS TO
fess sas
nYSMENORRHEA,L EUCORRHOA,
ties &c, quickly cured. No calomel used in any
disease bR, BROWN, 1905 L. near 18th NV. Sim.
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.-A medical es
say, comprising series Of lectures delivered at
Of deene shoSs hoT
lost health may be resained. affording q clear sy-
and DEBILITY penn ne the as
suit OF 20 years experience. By mail. Csc, cur
rency, or postage stamps, Address Secretary
KAhn,s Museum, 68S Broadway. New York.
noy22m.wSf.6m
MANHOOD RESTORED.
a victim Of youthful inprudence. c.pnns .rema-
sore decay, nervous debility, etc, having tried In
vain every known remedy, has found simple sell
cure which he wiz send 1Rxz to his fellow saaererE
address j. II. REEVES,
my1Aeoly6x - Uhatham street. n. Y.
DR. ROBERTsON can be consulted eyery
y Wednesday and Saturday at his Ofnce, 47A
So. near 6th e adjoining National Hotel, from
2 to p. M, on al diseases o. the Urinary Organa
and Nervous System- Recent and Chronic CsseS
quickly cured AL Female Complaints Quickly Cured.
Co1s1ltation. strictly Rrysis. and cure guaran.
Charges moderate Main once. u 8. Kutaw q
Baltimore octl1V
Nh. RECORDS ESSKNON on LIFE RI
j. stores manhood and the vigor Of youth to thl
most shsttered constitution In four weeks Failur;
.mpessib,e This Merestorins remedy should b
taken By ~ about to marry. OF who have beoonl
weakened from excess or any other cause Success
In every cAse certain a. thA1 W4ser Quanchel
thirst SS per casa Sole Agent. DI. jog. JACQUES
University Place, New York.
Druggists supplied tan1-0
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~ IN the city % dispose of Second hand Ookhing,
Nescnee 0unss RiBtols &os q fair cash prca u q
We original HERRO66.
- 9th oefeeG near ponnk ava
. y calling ~ Or sddresstng n 060v0 humber. q
oaro Dfu9npkly Aand0d 10 1aaYl06
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The BLEAK SIDE or A COLORADO wINrER.-on
the 10Th OF December we had n Storm clearing
up next day. leaving about five or six inches III
snow on level which has remained frozen ever
S,lSS. Ihere has not been a night for twenty
80 VA! 5 out what the mercury has been below
i o' IahSIhg most Of the time from & to ~ be-
hos , anu none OF this time through the days
80 90 , s mercury been above freezing point
III vi 'he tlme ranging from 90 ~ above dur
MY MY we oay. and fear the end is moi wei
nen ohe looks out ana sees cattle rnanitns
over the prairie paving snow Tor their feed aud
neals lhelr mournful lowing ana FOR ono 70 a..
located on sheep ranch forty miles from nen
Yer. ana 10 be dragged through the sna. on
Nhteis nine miles 10 get a few groceries, ana tha
Reprblodn 10 read, and TO see his sheen nawtn S
snow 10 get something 10 eat until their leo
are lame, ana 10 think one has come herr 4,
search OF health as have. and can stand All
these things he can stand any Climate or
course we hope for better weather and a. long
as we are blessed with good appetites shall con
tlnue 10 dispose OF antelope and tack-rabbIts I'm
ne USUAL manner. We think even Father
MeeSer must have repentcd by this time OF
making the suggestion in one of his letters 10
me unemployed, 80 come out here, buy COW .
slt down and wait ana he would soon have a
business OF his own am afraid the poor COW
never would come home. even 10 die.-[cprres-
lo"0c'sce OF the SpriH1fch Republican,
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STEAMERS. dc.
NOTICE TO MONT VERNOa PAI

NOTICE TO M sesagTEa VERNON rAs-
BEEN rscsn:iy built And if1 usnsbsdN ~a;Sa sas
z L BLAZE. CArtain. IA tke only hos1 ESySeA.k
vernon wharf Ro'snd trip Il. fin1 eusnz .o,.-,o
70 manson az sraunds -'-''-'''''D
eRss "a siIss mnsIt Say
HoLL;I.NssWoRIHs Sugt La:fios' Mount vernou
corsn- '" ,sI. LOT
SUMMER ARRANGKMENT.
SOB NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THs
TIE e L an aii ,n sssap rol sse.er LADY OF
siIIE ie:ves s thssroet y v b so MT,
nssdsg a and f fsSsy 4 asssn SseS Tga
northern Soints Returning Leaves Norfo.t sye ss1
so. FOR , POTOMAC RIyKh LANDINGS
GooD. leayes her wharf, terminns Of srs.
IN s aRs 81 Tines sss ssl LIVE ~.sf s.
esS TSursday and sisa TIP Days Of sailing Mon
For f9rtIe r infornation. Amor, a, tine osoo. ov.,
as ss5SpSsP ssna a9o5 q Il oos
. Bsss n called for on sPploston .: Kno1s HI.
r. I acoisELLy, ASIA SAMUEL BACON er,sa
IN. ss s1E.S g6s d E9s Wv ToEk
Gtesnsteiy leave Pier Al East River, New 80
Sork, every SATURDAY. at 4 O'Clock p. NJ ;<$k"k
SSeorsetown every Saturday. and Aisxsn--Aazeszh
Freight tAkeE st lowest rates. For information
apply At oficS aver Metropolitan Bank 18th street.
q 70 Il T. 4. DENHAA. Agent, Water atreet,
.pAltr SAMUEL BACON. President
r. ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD-STEAasarF
IN LINZ BETWEEN NEW YoEK, HAvkE, LoSpOH
soUTHAsPTos AND BREMEN
da Bren ni sr fod u ~ "a "a.
Ho5os 1a p Rates Of passass: From New xSkS
gold steerage, $50. currency. For freight or PISS
New York. ocfl-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-29
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COIUMRIA

UF COLUMBIA,
HOLDING SPECIAL TERM January 18th, 1873.
In the case of Charles N. Matthews, Admins
TRAITOR of SAMUEL TYLER, deceased, the Admins
traitor aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the
Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia afore-
said, apr ointed TUESDAY, February Ath, A. u.
1879 for the final settlement and distribution OF the
personal estate OF said deceased ana of the assets In
hand, far ae the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the cred
tors aud heirs Of said deceased notified to attend
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In said
deceaseds estate: Provided cory Of this ORDER be
published once week for three weeks in the Wash
lngton Law Reporter and Evening Star newspapers
previous to the said day Test:
ianS-laW3W A WERSTER RAxisfar of Willa.
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THIS ENTIRE STOCK MUST Pc CLOSED OUT
BY MARCH 1sr TO MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS.
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MATTER b. WILLIAMS 4 co, Auctioneers
w NV. corner 10th and D streets northwest.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
We mere 10y give notice, that unless he par ~
ties concerned cone forward and pay over VI
at our auction rooms. on SATURDAY, Feb M
rnary 9Th, 1873, an assorted lot of Household Fur
ceilaneous lot of valuable Books &c. stored in the
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO Aucts
iGn99 fehl4 - ' --'''
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. IN MEMS. LADIES
AND BOYS SIZES. AT VERY MODERATE
PRICES
Il. W. GAIT, BRO. 4 co.
6ecl7-tr
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1000 pair MEMS CALF, sewed, pegged, single,
double and top soes, at $3.50 at the BOSTON
SHOE HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania avenue.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The rush is great from Z a, m. to 8 p M. Call
early at the great BOSTON SHOE AUCTION, 49l
Pennsylvania avenue.
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MAINE POLITICS.

As the time approaches for taking the
vote i'm Maine, the attention Of the
country is turning very generally in that
direction. Only about a week OF the
campaign remains. The result IS in
volved in great uncertainty and none of
the parties to the contest are confident.
There are three candidates in the
field for Governor, but there is more ef-
fort being made by the Democrats and
Greenbackers to prevent the Repubh-
can candidates from being elected by
the popular vote than there is
10 concentrate the opposition
on either the Democratic or
Greenback candidate. Under the pecu-
liar provisions OF the State Constitution
there can be no election OF Governor by
the people unless one candidate re-
ceives a majority Of the whole vote cast.
Where the candidate who receives the
highest number of votes, has only a
plurality, the election goes to the Legis-
lature-the House dominates and the
Senate elects.
The interest in the campaign Is there
fore, concentrated upon the Legislature,
as the opposition to the Republican can
didate tor Governor are confident Of
defeating him before the people.
In most of the counties
the Democrats and Greenbackers have
nominated fusion tickets, and there is
but little doubt, that ii the election is
thrown upon the Legislature, as it prob
ably will be, the iusionists will have
a majority and will stick together in the
defeat of the Republicans.
The election is watched with some
interest by both parties in Ohio, and
will have its effect upon the campaign
in that State, encouraging or depressing
the party that may experience victory
or defeat.