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EULLY, AuctiOneer,
II 81 It'll street northwest.

Twill sell at auction conInencinS THURS SEN
FAY MOHNIhC. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, 4Af
JANCARY Eth, 1881, the entire stock of 80
ciInlnH business. in consequence of bad health
have this day received four or five thousand dol
ether wares, consisting az flows: Dinner Sets.
nun be1ing l25 pieces; French and China Tea Sets
Chamber Gets. Decorated and Plain Dinner P ates.
Breakfast Plates in great variety. Pitchers and
Lewis, Iron, ttene, China Vegetable Dishes,
Gravy Bowls, Tureens, Cups and Saucers a large
lot OF Tinware. Coal Holds, Stop Pss. Tin Sets.
and large let of Glassware and Wash Tubs. Tne
goods are all English and French China aud Glass
ware and are very fine. Dealers and Hote Keepers
ale specially Invited TO this sale, intend to sell
this large stock in lots to suit. This .se will take
place Thursday Morning, commencing IT 10
O'Clock 3. no., January 27th, 1881, 6. my Auction
Rooms, 81 It'll street northwest. Dealers do not
FORGET to after this sale, every lot viii be sold
without reserve. There are also Show Gases and
Counters TO &c sold.
jan24-3t FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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A FRTGHTFCL RAILROAD ACCIDENT Is reD)r;e,i
In Guatiinata- A train, consisting or Two n n.
senger coaches and mail and baggage cars
jumped The track II the Golden Rock curve on
The Amur mountain. and was prcctpltaied seq
enty feet below. All on board were either kllIe
or fatally wounded
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Ibid YOU SLIP" they asked the old gentle.
man IS they picked him up. "Oh, no, !" he
[ could sit down on that coal-hole too hard
enough to break il. Did 1t Just for the fun OF
the thing" Ana he giared at theya savagely.
and they somehow felt mighty foolish.-B5stoa
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FATAL EXPLosIoN.-A driver boy at Preston
coillery. near POttsville. Pa. YESTERDAY. care.
Nssi. tnte" can OF lupricaung oil into stove
around which seye, al miuerS We're seated eat
Tg their dinner. An explosion followed burn
fng John Davis and boy named Gen ToyaiIs
Fatally, ana Henry Jones anu Edward Eager
badly. 'SN'
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PROPOSED RAILROAD PooL--A company OF
capitalists is about TO organize az Cincinnati
VI II $6.000,OG0 capital to lease the Cincinnati
Sont ern railroad for 80 years renewable for
ever. pay Ing ont OF the profits per cent on the
SOCK ana per cent on the city'S investment OF
Sle,cG0 Coo, any surplus to be divided pro rata
ottWeen the stockholders and the city till the
CITY S portion shall reach per cent on It's In.
Vesfmcnf, when the division Will be made equal
Ii Is proposed also 10 form a combination or
pool with the Kentucky Central. Chesapeake
and Ohio and the Erlanger lines from Chatta-
nOOga.
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CRAzED BY HER LOVERS DEsaRrIos-Yas-
teIfdy morning, about % O'Clock, a train
arrived In Newark from Paterson. 4 young
woman. who was well dressed, stepped olI
upon the platform OF the Station and attracted
attention by shouting (" Henry" several tunes.
Fer manner was very wild. Believing that size
was a lunatic, a policeman conducted her to
the second precinct station. where she gave her
name as tiederika Ztran, aged IS. she said
tered the service Of Anton Miller, a vine dealer
IN Main street, Paterson; Whi!e there she
made the acquaintance OF Henry Eoaring. She
loved him, and when he offered her marriage
she ergag I'd herself to him. A few days ago ne
went TO Jersey City With a young woman from
Paterson, ard there the two We're married. DR..
Ill pronounced the young woman insane she
was placed In cell until arrangements could
be made TO take her to Paterson, and all day
she TaVed furiously and shouted the name
"Henry.' young German looked at her
through The grating OF her cell. "Tnere is my
Henry she cried wildly, as she put OUT her
arms in an attempt to embrace the youth
". I. Sti7l 2ith.
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AN OIL WELL IN CoLoK.po.--S9veral DAYS
ago the Grand Canon Coal Company struck Oh
at a depth OF ! AS feet near Canon CITY, Co.
orad0. Boring bad 10 be stopped untn pumo
could be put IL. The well nov yields from live
TO eight barrels Of oil per day aud it ia Thought
That 10y boring II deeper &c VIII yield greatly
increased volume
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TIE SALFORD EXPLOSION.-The British gov
eminent offers reward Of f5OO for the dis
covery Of the perpetrators OF the Stafford OUT
rage. and flO0 and free pardon to any accom-
plice. not being an actual perpetrator, who
shall give Information.
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DIED.

HAWKINS. In George.owp. on the morning Of
January 18th. 1881, PHILIP EAwKIYs, aged sew
elliyt years.
Funeral to morro~, Wednesday. January rs, at
80 O'Clock. from his late resden &C. corner Of High
and Fifth stregis.
JONES. On Tuesday, January 25 1ssl, 1T s q.
N, after brief illness. Macy SWAN. vie Of DR..
John Jones, aged tint -two years
Funeral services at her late residence, POI Penn
syivaoia avenue southeast, at pm. on Wednes-
day, the 2bth inst Friends aud relatives are In
vit,o tn Attend Eemsins VIII be taken % Mar
tinsburs, WA, for intern EFT.
lEEHY. On Sunday, January Odd. Sol, JOHN
LEERY, native of County Kerry, ireland, aud
resident OF Washington Tor thirty two years.
Funeral Hedns sGsy. January 26th, 81 O'Clock
p m, from his late residence 50 III street north
cast Friends and relatives are invited 10 at
teld. 2s
McGRtW. On Tuesdev, January 25.h 1881,
JOSEPH Mc,EAw, ssed tollty four yeats
Funeral wi t-Ee place from the residence Of his
Brother, Francis Ic1raw, 1898 l. street north
west, Wednesday, January %. st 4 O'clock u. m.
Friends arc res pectfuily Invited 10 Etsepd-
WOODS. On Monday. January a, lSsl, st Is
Pm. MARY WOODS, n the eighty fifth year OF
Eer as-c.
Relatives are friends are requested - attend her
funeral fruEa ler late resiGrEce. 1908 Twentieth
Street northwest. On Wednesday,. a. z pm. 2
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V1toMAs DJWLIH6, Auctionee..

TKVSTs SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
I.RT- Two STORY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, No 1868 STREET NORTH VEST
BY virtue Of deed Of t. ust to u.s. bss-inS l,-k
date on the 2ith day OF October = ID 1878, fasss
ard guy recorded i'll I.;brr RIO. 9,l. folio -
y. OF II, lard records for the District Of roun
bi aDG by direction OF the party secured thereby,
we. the UNDERSIGNED trustees, will sslt at public
auction. in front Of the psenlises, on WEDN SS-
DAY, THE era DAY OF FEBECARy, A. u 1881,
At AZ o'CLoCK P: L.. lot numbered sixty GOD. OF
Gordon's subdivision of l.t' III square nu;L bere6
one hundred and fifty ;Wo Q52.)
Terms Of sale: The amount of the deot (94Sl SD
ard the expenses of the sale III cash and the bal
ance IN equal instruments in six ard twelve months,
Tor which the notes of the purchaser VIII ba taken,
bearing II terest a. per cent per apnunl from the
day CT sale, and secured oy deed OF trust upon
the preml iss OF sill cash. at the purchasers OPP
ticn. deposit of %75 Will be relui-ed OF the pur
chat er nj the tile of sale. All oonveyancing and
recording is to be AZ the purchasers cost Tee trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property 1T the
risk and cost of the defautns purchaser if the
ternls Or sale are not complied with within seven
daYs after sale. The above property Will be sold
subjectto such taxes, general special, may be
as ainst tie same
JAMES MCLCU0HLIN, (r-rs..as
WALTER q DCCkEIT,S Ai"Htoos'
jlr01, S7, % feb1 3 5S
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A TACK CAUSES WOMAN's DEATH.-Mrs. SO.
phia Grler, aged 90 years, residing in the rear OF
NO. 1922 North 18th street, accidentally ran a tack
IN her wrist several weeks ago, and recently
signs Of blood poisoning appeared. She lin
gered in agony until Saturday afternoon when
She dted.-Ph6n ,2tdT
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A party OF boys, while coasttng at Pottsville,
Pa, last night, ran into mule team, and
Frank Desmond had his skull crushed by q
Kick from one of the mules. Little hopes are
entertained OF bis recovery.
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DIED oE THE GRAVE OF HIS WIFE.-a tel,-
gram from Dubuque. Iowa, Jan. %, says
Edward Backus, a prominent young attorney
OF Independence, has been missing some days
AID Il sealca failed to discover mis- whereabouts
Yesterday his dead body was found On his
"ite'S grave. In his hand he held revolver,
one barrel being empty. A large bullet-ho!a in
Ills forehead showed where the missing ball
was. Some weeks ago his newly welded wife
died, and he became dOWn-hearted, and to end
his misery took his own lie at her grave
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i8na5-dfE
TTHOMAs BOWLING. Auchoneer.

TfHOMAS DUWLING, AuctOnesr.
CATALOGUE SALE OF The LAW LIBRARY
OF TIE LATE JOHN s. CHAPMAN, ESQ :,
OF ALEXANDRA, VA.
ALSO,
Two OTHER LAW LiBkARIE1. TIL. WHOLE
EMShAUING MANY VALUABLE EEPOa rs
AND TEXT BOOKS.
To be sold at my auction rooms, southwest rsesan
corner OF EtnIisy lyaDia ayenue aud 11th at LftW
on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVE -z5A
SlNGS, FEERUARY 1sr AID ID 1881, COMMEH-
CHG EACH EVENING AT 80 O'CLOCK.
Terms cash.
jan2J-GSas THDNAS Do SI,INH A1rch
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BROS, Auctioueers.

TkUsTErS' SALE OF FRAME HOESE AND
LOT On DELAWARE AVENUE. BETWEEN
H AND STREETS NORTHEAST. AT AUG
TON.
BY virtue of deed Of trust given 70 ua s~x
and duly recorded N Lber No SD, folio nHsssnsa3
ESQ one OF the land records for the District esss
CT ColumJis. Will aeil. in front of the prem ses
On WgDH :. SDAAY, THE 20 Day o. Ff.BRUARY, A.
d 1881. AT 1880 O'CLOCK P NJ, al that piece or
parcel Of ground and premises, situate lying aud
Deing in She city OF Wssainston IN the District OF
Columbia. and known ana distinguished as the
north seventeen (7) feet front on Delaware avenue
Of Lot five 90 in sqUare seven hundred and sew
epteen t7l7,) and running back the same width to
the rear line Of said Lot, it being the same prop
erty conveyed to the said Gecrye " Smith by John
Hensel by deed dated August 2Sth, 1865. together
with ali the improvements. ways easements rights,
privileges and appurtenancas thereto belonging or
in any manner app5rtaining.
Terms: One.th:rd cash balance in one and two
years, notes to bear per cent interest, and to b.
secured By deed OF trust premises. Conveyan
ing and re cordirg st purchasers cost. Terms to
be complied with in seven days, otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the premises at
the risk aud cost of the defauing purchaser after
some newspaper published in the District of CO.
lumbia. deposit Of 300 required II time OF SALE
JOHN ARDEEAEk, ras,,
GUSTAV GIESLER, ir"S'oS'
t1rDJ.
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fScT TIE taIssAs 1891

coviI:e track, steel Rails.
II EtF1Cf. JANThRY 5, ISL ST. - - =
IEAISs Lave WASHINGTON. from Depot
etFi1g Cars 70 Louisville ard Chicago; 10 so
a.' ST. s is and S eli ,fa go as!s So n
ea..2 yith Paiso' Carr 20 Pittshury:
MI fsr:@r Gs- to vain: md tss Ear.h. Il
e2ceI STURDY. Viz, Eslsce C=-s 70 Cansnllai-
For Han or. Lock Hs zen E,r.rs. at 10 80
For New i6z ard The gasl, :Oo !. II. 10 80 NJ.
M. .l...sd express d Pullman Par.or Cars.
30 T. daily, exec: 1J:nday. -..
Jsrsey 90 WITH hosts = BCooalyl: Aane1 , #
q.s t.snsfeL fer. taso9 Ye sse s1 A'oic
kos t1iisa "a m $40 a. 10 20 ai5na
sns i &C. ss Limited 81 k srpass ss am
daily, except eunday.
50, 40 40 8 $40. - 80 and 10 g 90 P NJ ON On
s1n9:s: : -. i0:5o An 80. SAC. $3.50 and
For Pope's Creek Line. s;4u N. and 4;io Pm.
For AEEspo1s. 40 N. aud - pm daily. ex-
aIS2&Np.sII AID TREpEBIC RsHCl.a RsII-
Way AND AEEXANDRLs AND WASHING
TN Ri ROAD ~,
Ger Ae1sF % 9 sHa 30 i p II 90 sum nm:
DAY l7.ll. .. 20. II % a,d II &c ; H. and 90
For Richmond and the South. TOO and Ii 90 a. NJ
Trails fsy 20 t aa#S .s siGsTa
sc so Il GO "a MI i: s. on Sunday Al :Os.
eEet - ,r.tio 10 s Zee me- spd p.rlor car So
con ods'iens can oe procured 81 the 0fnces: moTIn
a St the p xse aIs cs be es er Tie
chteklns OF baggage T. destination from notes ana
L P. FARMER. General Passenger Agent;
fhtSE : THOMSON. General Asnsser- novIS
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school of Car0ndelet, Mo-, has sued the st.
Louis Globe Democrat Tor libel, putting the
damage at45O 900. The article complained Of
gave the particulars OF a SNOWFALL battle be-
tween the scholars OF the parish school and
those OF the public school, stating that the
Father took part in it, and routed the police
officer who attempted to quell the DISTURBANCE.
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= FALL Or SIXTY FEET.-At st. John n B.
SUNDAY, George Allison, In trying to pass from
bis room to the adjoining room by means OF an
auto WIDOW, slipped Oh the Icy root, falling
ltdG!ong 10 the ground. a distance OF 60 fee;
He was crushed almost to a pulp.
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HEAVY SNOW STORMS SOUTH.-About 5 inches
OF snow fell at Mobile, Ala, Sunday night.
Many valuable trees were broken by the weight
OF the snow. About four inches OF snow fell 10
New Orleans, being the heaviest since 1852
Augusta, Ga, had the heaviest snow fall yes
rerday ever known there, but the SNOW melted
almost as fast as it fell. AdyIceS from the int.
rior Of South Carolina report the heaviest
noW-fall in fifty years. In Wilmington, N. c.,
about three inches OF snow fell.
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"WHAT," asked Galveston Sunday school
teacher, sis that Invisible power that prevents
TO toss about upon his pillow, ana what should
he do to enjoy that peace that passeth under
standipg?" "Sew up the hole In the mosquito
bar" was the prompt answer from the bad boy
at the foot Of the clasS-GaineStOn NetrS
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ALWAYS WE'RE AHEAD!
n ARE STILL AHEAD
OF ANY AND ALL COMPETITION.
FIRST PREMIUM, OR THE GOLD MEDAL,
Awarded again to
CEBES,
Tho celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO.
CESS FLOUR. for being the hands0ntest ana The
rtoSt nutritious Patent Flour thst e1iIib-
lied ct q fair. Remember that every housakeepeI
who wants
sNOW-WHITF BREAD. ROLLS AND BISCUITS,
should ask t.,e grocer for ''CLEES." the champion
Flour of America.
EOR SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner list St and Indiana ave-
NGM. NJ. CALF & CO.
P E.-They also the sole Wholesale Agents 20.
this District of Hscker's Self Raising Flour and
Buckwhaat. decl3
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NEW ISSUE OF PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD BONDS.
1t Is announced 10 Philadelphia that the Penn
sylEan1a company. for the purpose o. perfecting
certain financial negotiations. has decided TO
make present issue OF ten million dollars "
per cent forty-year gold bonds. These bonds
will be secured by collateral trust by pledge
OF the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago and
the Cleveland and PittSburg leases, and Dy an
annual sinking fund OF l per cent. Principal
and interest OF the bonds and also the sinking
fund will furthermore be Internationally guar
aGteed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com any.
The entire present issue has been taken.
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REV. Mr.. PORTS. an Indiana preacher, be
leVes IN an exercise Of muscular as wen as
French Osborne disturbed the Congregation A.
various times. and forbearance ceased TO be q
Nrtu@. SO when Mr. osborne renewed his
PrahkS the preacher took a club from under
he nupi' ara proceeded to. literally "puJ a
mead on the nliscrealt. so great was MI
folls religious feryor that the Young man was
had'y beaten. This sort OF argument. while II
cannot re commended, would De very efIieaGious
In IlanY tiSfancnS
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AUCTION SALES.
g1sHOMAs BOWLING Aaououeer.

V'HoMAs BOWLING Aaououeer
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3Isr0
1881, CCGMEECISG AT IL O'Clock, q. No. VI
Ell 18th street. between New York avenue NSa
ana street northwest, shall sell very su-
peIior collection of Household Efec s. viz:
Neerly new Walnut Par!or Suit, upholstered in
raw Silk and Plush, pieces.
ace window HADginss, Pictures.
rancy Folding Chairs, Library Table.
- very Handsome Wsluut Marble Ton Chamber
Suit with large Mirror
:, Very massive and handsomely carved Walnut.
Walnut Marble top Bureaus aud Washstand,.
Va nut Cane Seat and other Ohai-s.
Fine Il air Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Boz
stere. ~
Wire Spring Under beds.
Painted ana other Cottage Furniture.
blankets. Comforts, Sheets and Spreads.
Fine Brussels ard Ingram carpets.
Fine Brut sells Hall and Stair Carpets.
Extension Dinirg Table and Chairs.
China and GIassr are.
Kitchen Requisites, sc.
THOMAS DOWNING.
1BIlc5-GtS AOCtiO
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FLORIDA CHANGES.
FRESH TOMATOES, CAPONR FROM pHILA.
DELPuIA.
ALSO, PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUR-
KEYS.
EXTRA ROAST BEEF, CAEVaSS-BACK RED
HEAD, QUAIL, GROUSE, ETC,
PALACE MARKET.
Cor. 14th and New York ave.
FRANK j. TlBDET1 ianI7
JUST RECEIVED
NV YORK BUCKWHEAT-ine
NEW ORLEANS MOLA6bES-Goiden,
MINCE MEAT-Nice.
MOUNTAIN and BROOK TROUT-Delicous
SARDiNES in Mustard and Tonstoes-Mayni-
MORAVIAE PRETZELS-Crispy.
BOSTON BAKED BEANS-Pa.ent Picked
b. W. REEDS SONS,
Importers AID Dealers in Table Luxuries Staple
ana Esucy Groceries,
Janis E2E8 + street northwest,
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A DLTECTIyE ARRESTKD.-Dateciye Spring. OF
Boston, was arrested In Montreal, January %,
and brought before magistrate on the charge
OF at. mptiDg TO suborn witness In divorce
suit by offering him 800 to take false oath.
The case was adjourned.
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| Ie'ohs'
CLUB MARYLAND Per gallon. So 80.
iEAR OLD BAhER pei gaIlon.-.......... s. co.
YEAR OLD NONTICELLUpe per gailon.... 4. SO.
'tOLD CROW" per gallon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4 90.
5YEAR OLD MALT WHISKY per gallon. g. 90.
FINE RYE WHISKY per gallon. .. 3OO
GOOD RYE WHISKY per gallon. .... g SO.
GOOD RYE WHISKY per gallon. .......... 200.
GOOD RYE WHISKY per gallon. .......... 1.5O.
FINE FRENCH BRANDY per gallon. ........ 500.
FINE HOLLAED GIN per gallon. 6 90.
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY, SANTA CgOIX
AND JAMAICA RUM, FINE SEERRY,
PORT, GATAWBA AND BLACK
BERRY WINES.
f. &. KNIGHT.
janI9-llt 1890 Peuuu Avenue
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THE EVENING STAR.
.H.........January %, 1871,
Boycotted Miss Gardiner.

A cablegram to the New York Hero,1 from,
London. January 90. says: The emergency com
mlttee Of the Grand Orange Lodge OF Ireland
mas forwarded a number OF men be- train to.
relieve Miss Gardiner, who is being Boycotted.
the authorities win provide an escort or mill
tary at Bailina to protect the men to their des
una10n. The case OF Miss Gardiner ia stiff
fresh In memory. She has never been on very
coca terms with her tenants, living solitary
HE ard surrounding herself with household
as eccentric as herself. She Is masculine
woman goes shooting with her dogs. iumns
over bog holes like boy, and is always armed.
one Gay last month She was going down the
streets or Bal!iua when woman struck her on
me head with a teapot and abused her rou ndly.
crowd collected and hooted Miss Gardiner into
a ne1ghcoring shop. Then they followed her
along The road with shouts and groans. she
turIed, ana drawing revolver defed them Cd
come on. The police arrived before mIsclief
was cone and escorted Miss Gardiner back 70
faImhtll.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING",
TO.MORROW.
sE'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
FEEEaPTOkY SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
1THIIAN WORKS (,E ART u

'F'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IEIEAPTOkY SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
ITALIAN WORKS OF ART.
VII be cod at my salesroon, Star Building on
WEDNESDAY, AND 3HURsDAV, JANUARY rs
AND "a. 1851, COMMENCING EACH DAY AT AND Z
oci@ OK NJ, u superb col ection of Marble and
Aprtnine Stone Vases, Card Receivers Graups.
ornaments, Works of Art, exc, etc. Fresh i'm.
HGItatons OF Nessrs Gennari x Corr, of Florence
I:aly. IBIS tine collection viii be sold without
reserve The goods warranted marble and
carved by hand An exhibition Will be e-ren on
Tuesday, January rs, from 1O q. N. until 5 n m
1an24-4t THOMAS DOW LING, Auetioneer.
E'HoAiAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF 4 VALUABLE THREE
STORY PkICK RESIDENCE ON TIE SOUTH
SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Be
sF nEsh S ITMkhTS- F I l., AND TWESTT
BY virtue offs deed of trust dated the 18th -
gay OF FEBRUARY. 1879. and duly recorded s.sE
IL L!oef 9U9, folio y, &C.. ore of the lard I-&s
itscords tor Washinston county, District OF Column
we sisn sell, on WEDNESDAY, THE 26ra DAY or
JANChEY, 1881. AT O'CLOCK p. RI, in front OF
Premises, the follow ing property, viz Lot d. In
recorded subdivision Of original lots Is and l9. in
square 50, Improved by substantial! three story
tr1ck Residence. with all the modern improve.
m6nts.
1erms Cne third cssll; tie residue In two equal
paynELts a. one and two yeas. with notes bearing
lnterest at six per cent per annuiu Until paid and
occurred by deed of trust on tne property sold or
all cash, at the option OF purchaser II the terms
OK sale not complied with in ten iiays the Trs-
tees reserve the right tc resell the property at the
r1sk aI'! cost of the defaIitinz purchaser. Ali
veyapcing at purchasers cost. $3.50 deposit re-
quired when the properly is struck Off.
JOHN W. CORSOT,l -.
jans-d&d5 JAMES l.. DAVIS, ! -i"s'ees'
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Es4PHONXO YOUNES
Is STILL SELLING
10 lbs. standard Granulated SUGAR. for SLIGO
l0}a lbs. Standard "a" SUGAR....fo for 100
Il lbs. &c" Clearly Ehite) SUGAR. for LOO
10 lbs. Cooking RAISINS. tneT). .....for Leo
lCc Good Jamaica ORANGES ........f for LOO
These few quotations being fair Indication Of
our prices in general. our friends and the public
viii see the advantage of fayorng us with ther
orders.
7TOrdsrs by Postal Gard OF Telephone will re-
ceive promp: attention.
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NJeTICE.-1hoqsasn Of WATOH1e hsve 80
isct1red. Wan made Nsschs vG With ara ia
0Qc. q. J3NREu. o19 eeo0U1vaoSa ava euSS
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ACCUSED OF WIFE Acknowledgements Spit
zer, young married woman, died In New York
Saturday night, and an autopsy was held yes
she had been brutally beaten by her husband.
Robert Splitter. a law clerk. Her abdomen was
found Dlackened by cOal-duSt, carefully rubbed
In with the apparent Intention OF cOnceaiing
rrliseS or diScoloration. The coroner ordered
thu husbands arrest.
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