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LEFT THE TURF AND JOINED THE CHURcH-The
Cincinnati Times Star, has the following special
from Louisville, KY, February 9th: sat the Camp
bell street Christian church, last night, Rev. MI.
Yancey called Tor sinners TO step forward General
Abe Buford was the first TO step out and be bap-
tiSed. He announced that he would retire per.
manently from the TURF
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. lHE GREAT BILLIARD GaMH-NIGNArX WANTS
RENENE-the Paris journals have full comments
on The result OF the International biliia ri match
everything passed of pleasantly. with the excep-
ton OF NignauX refusing SloSSon's hand which is
severely commented upon 10y several Journals
htherto favorable 10 NigpanN. The tutal.nunber
OF innings was seyenty-eght instead ~
Sshenty-nne. as stated In "A previous dispatch.
Inc gross receipts OF tie match were ahOu $1,000
ana Iiils sum would have been doubled IL the hail
could have accommodated the crowds pressing Tor
adihiSsioh. All unite in praiSinC the conduct OF
tlie referee, NJ. Rundeau. who, although French
man. was r1gidly Impartial. and defended Slosson
against the unfair efforts OF NignauX 10 raise quib-
DTS. Al the close of the game NignauX asked
SlosSon for his revenge. SoS, on said ne was
ready 10 give II, but it must be ia New York An
attempt is being made u get Qp match between
\gnauN and Scliaeler.
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TOMORROW.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF GOLD WATCHES
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis
frct OF Columbia, holding a special term February
3. 1892. as Probate Court. l will sell TUESDAY
FEBRUARY SEVENTH 1892, commencing at TEN
GSLOCH M. at the auction rooms of Duncanson
2Gn!d Watches, Ring, Sewing Machine,
feathers, Bureaus Beisteaas;
Piano. Stool, Paintings, &C., &c.
Il. B. SHINES, JR.,
Administrator Of Estate of Martha A. Conkie deceased
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers

DUNcASsoS BROS. Aueti0neers.
ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY It'll, 1882, commencing
Duncanson Bros. corner 9th and streets northwest
Gold Watches Chain and Locket
Gold Thimble, Chain and Medallion,
Gold Ring, Comedian Setting.
God King, Diamond and Sapphire Setting,
Silver Card Case,
to cover advance and charges,
fe33t FRED'K KOONES
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MARRlED

FA1RFAX-HOGE At Trinity church on Thursday
evening, Febrnary leS2, ID Rev. Doupa T.. Forrest
DID, ARTHUR PERCY FAIRFAK of Baltimore, %
MAMIE HUNTER, only daughter of Hon. John BAR
Ho2e, Il. c., West Virginia. No cards.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON 3s 3;Ts I BETMEGS SECOND AND THIRD
s5 Nc sss foe se =, e one Of the
N9Sp 3ss TIE E TH9T1ET dk PAY or yAS AN 7,
The following estate .rRa tine in
the city Of Washington District Of Columbia TO wit:
sad city Is pa IL
numbered five hundred and tfty-one t55ll, beginning
four inches ga ID west from the southeast q
thence north one Hundred and ten feet tSsnce
east thirteen feet ten inches and thence south
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest at cent and 70 be
yeyancng. &c. at purchasers cost Terms to be com
dsses ct ct so
qulred at time OF sac.
JAMES JAMES E Il. f NafS1rrrE., Trustees.
ja1s-eo&ds
AsoxH kf S BAY I, df FrsHHhr vS
1851 ss ss' $ $$$h 6 EsHsrr
'y'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
TKUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED LOT ON TWEEN
ENHE AND f}SE skrET offFFaNfShyAS1A
and S rsdcrSe Of dssa Of r9 a " III
the land records for IL Distr Of coum6i. and
Of the premises, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTH,
Of edu. lot three g. IN square west Of square
District of Columbia, beginning for the same at point
on 10Th street about forty 2) feet south Of the
northeast corner of said said point being four
teen t14 feet south of the center Of of houses
said lot and thence south fourteen I'D feet to the
end OF SAID of houses thence to Rock Greek
then with said creek northeriy to line drawn due west
from beinnins and then with saidJine reversed to the
beginning; with improvements consisting of two
story Brick House.
Terms of sale: One-haf cash; balance in six and
twelve months with interest secured by trust deed
deposit of 800 required at time of sale. Conveyance
ing at cost OF purchaser. =
j2l-d WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The frst-elass Steamers of this Line
AMSTERDAM, kOTIERDAM,"
''SCHIEDAM.' ''W. \. SCH0LTEN,"
'sP CALAND,'' and MAS"
Carrying the T. s Mails TO the Netherlands leave Wat
son Stores, Brooklyn, regularly Oh WEDNESDAY
First Cabin, S60SI0. ID Cabin. $50 Steeraae, s26.
h CALAuA, General Agent, p South William street,
New York For passage Apply to W. q. NETZEROTT
& CO., g25 tenfsyi yania avenue. Washington, +.
H. JOHNSON, Agent Nati1nG! safe Deposit Building,
corner New YORK and 18th street northwest jail
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CHILDREN N,pr B,rSp ny Az rxrr,x,

CHILDREN MADE BLIND BY AN INTERNAL Ma
cHfNE.-joSenh Nathan removed with his family
INTO The rear OF a house on Buckeye street. Cleye-
iihd. ONO, Friday. and in the evening he found a
handsome powGcr-horn hanging on the knob OF
ms hack door He ptayfuy hung II about the
neck OF his three-year-old boy, WHO. with another
son SIX years old, TOOK the horn ana went into the
next room To play. Presently an explosion was
heard, and the children We're FOUND horribly burned
ana prob ably fatally wounded. They are alive TO-
DAY. cut the sight OF both Is destroyed. and they
nave simply a chance Ia recover. IL Is suspected
that the horn was al fnfe-nal machine hung on
the knob by some enemy.
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NEWS is received at Chicago that the Pope IA
about TO create the office OF papal delegate 10
America, and that Bishop Fitzgerald. OF Little
Rock, Ark, VIII probably be appointed to that
Office
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NEW YORK. February 6-The Posrs financial
article 40 p H. edtiionl says: The Stock En-
change markets very dull. United States
bonds are q lower for the extended 6s. and other
wise are unchanged. Railroad bonds are steady.
Old, which fell from 751a TO 1875. being AN as We
write. In the stock market, up to 1890 O'Clock
less than 100000 shares had changed hands.
which is the smallest business OF any day this
year The net result OF the fluctuations up to the
time that We write is an advance OF aaS. in the
general list, and 4a7 per cent in the specalties.
In the most active stock on the list, Denver and
Rio Grande. the total business has been only 500
shares The local money market is easy for call
and the United States bond dealers 2a3
per cent Time loans on stocks are
per cent Prime mercantile paper is Sac per cent.
Foreign exchange is weaker for demand sterling
as Well as continental bills and the market Is dull
There Is no change In the posted rates for prime
bankers sterling and the actual rates still warrant
gold exports. although the market. said, Is not
strong. 1t is not vet certain that no more gold
VIII be exported this week, but present indications
warrant that opinion.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. February 6.-virginia IS deferred.
due COUPONS So Do new S' ten f fores so bid
BALTIMORE. Februsrys.-cos.on quiet and steady
%asns . foTs very street and
f S. do sssr. sssaS Is; do family il: do
red do amber, it anG no. Ns9yand
y,
i3aal. 399 bid: March, l4l7.al a.; April i. - q
I.44E; Mag, L44ha1.4 51a. Corn, southern firm;
western easy and iDacti southern white, CT do
yellow. clara: western mixed SPOT and February. 60
asked March, 69' sa6954 May. ~ iaa13 steamer, &c
g. Oats fairly active and steady-southern. 5oa52;
western white. 5la52 do. mixed. 50a5l Pennsylvania
PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland, Is GOALS 90. Provisions
firm mess pork. ls.5oals. u.s. Bulk mests -
Bacon, shoulder So clear rib sides III Hams
packed 1sa44: roll 25a3O Eggs hsler. 26a2s; hmed.
I6a2O Petroleum nominal-rehned, rs. Coffee
easier-Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair s5saSb. Sugar
quiet soft ga Whisky quiet Isal 20. Freghts
10 liverpool per steamer qliet-cotton, 932d -four
2s; per barrel grain, Al Recelpts-four l. 634 bar
rels wheat 900 bushels i. 926 bushels; oats
10. $40 bushels. Shipments wheat, corn. 500
bushels Saes-wheat 2O2 l56 bushels: corn. IS, 026
bushels
NEW YORK. February 6.-Stocks dull and lower
Money g. Exchangelong 4s4; do short. 4s9I
state bonds inactive. except for Tennesees which
IN demand Governments irregular. Cotton dull and
nominal
NEW YORK. February 6.-Flour quiet and steady
Mheat orened kaH cent lower subsequently reeos
cred from decline Corn quiet aud trle better Pork
steady aud quiet Il. GOALS 2a. Lard heavy IL 10.
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HR. ROBERTSON CAN BIZ CONSULTED CONF
deI:tl5iy ~ eDteinen and Ladies' vino need Eltd
lcal advice, every Wednesday and Saturday at ass c
street northwest. 20 years experience. Main office
- south Eutaw street, Baltimore jaIy- In,
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The GIBBONS FAMILY MURDERERs-At Catlptts-
burg, ny, saturday, the jury ia the case OF Ellis
Craft, a participant tn the murder OF the Gibbons
lainiiy. brought In verdict OF guilty, with death
penalty. VIM. Neal. already c6nyieted and Ellis
efait VIII take the case To the court OF appeals,
where a hearing can be had in ten DAYS.
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THE COMING WALKING MaTcH.-Iohn Sullivan
or saratoga. and ". N. Scott. champion OF CALI
fornia. have signed articles Tor the Rowell race
and deposited 81. 600 each entry fees sullivan
II looked upon as man liable 10 make 600
miles Scott is called the California champiop
He has "A record OF over 500 miles The men now
entered for the race are Rowell, vint, Panchot.
Fitzgerald, sullivan aud Scott. Two more have
expressed their determination 10 put up the SIepo
necessary 10y this evening, at which time the
entries close. The race is 10 begin In Madison
square Garden on February 26. The Swecpst lkes
VIII probably reach $4,000 the largest ever put tp
In a foot race. IL is said that the chances ar,
against Howell, as he has never been pressed 10
the finish.
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Late ST CapiiOi Notes.

The Senate finance COMMITTEES will consider at
their meeting tomorrow Senator Beck's bill to en-
force the law against the over certihcation OF
cheeks by National banks. The law provides that
checks shall not be certified unless the party in
the bank on deposit to the amount OF the Cheek II
Is said that this law is almost wholly ignored in
SUCK SpeculatiolS and the bank transactions con-
nected Herewith. Senator Beck bin subjects the
bank officers violating the law fine OF not more
IMAM SaOU, or Imprisonment not over five years or
COIN, In the discretion OF the court. The ndca-
tonS are that the committee will take favorable
action on the bill
Senator Edmunds is going to St Louis on bust
ness.
Mr. +. ". Nickerson, a member OF the executive
committee OF the National board or steamboat in
SpectorS, was at the Capitol to-day.
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T1HOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

NHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SIX DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS-THREE FRONTING ON HIGH
STREET AND THREE ON MARKET STREET
GEOR6ETOWN. DC.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARYTHIR-
TENTH. 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of ~:
s4bdiyded into six building lotsthree having front
OF about - feet on High street and three about ~ feet
property is Vel located and SHOULD demand the atsen-
Terms: One third cash the residue in tWouual Day
nents at six and twelve months, with notes bearing in
terest and secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold. All cOnyeyancing at purchasers cost deposit
of SIS required on each lot ct time Of sale.
fS-dts WM 81. CLAGGETT, Executor.
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THE EVENING STAR.
February G. 1882.
I'd Edition.
LATEST NOTES BY TELEGRAPH
Travel Resumed on New Jersey Rail.
roads.

LONG BRANCH, February 6--The Central railroad
Of New Jersey and the New Jersey southern rail-
way resumed travel without difficulty this morn
ing. the tracks having been cleared yesterday by
large gangs OF men. The roads leading into the
country are in many cases so bl02kei with huge
drifts as to be impossible for teams.
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VV,HOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctoneers.

w ~ -" W. >h"~1oiieeho'
A ~ FTH Nfh kGE BP Pf4SfnEpkSTf
sssSv Sf 6f Is,o5
Ss5y sisssSy ss Il s%sSn
THR8 o. 'f @ 1t 9n F6, EtHKHAEf
4sct o estate in the city
bered twenty (s and aa} IN Tane
dred and twenty nine 800 as he same is Of record in
with the ri..h To .e sSid ,,art, n o Se.or - To-
heirs and assigns. remain he peaceful and unds-
S SSs ia!s ss sad
ses and ali the rights and pri.ees acmmired hp said
parties Of the first part to sad part Of said Lot No %
day Of Ma
ssssx s.ss5 ss ss
purchasers cost. lo5 down day Of sale # terms
Of sale are re not With within FIVE days from
r THE ,porr n norrnarn aFps'ss ,
1882 same hour and place
UNION !. 9 now NC ,,,o....-oo-
IMl,rcrrpc, GATE or. ,,,
BV HirtI,e Of deed Of trnst ds,a ssr+o,,- Let ~.
of the land records of the DisricI of Goumia ths I
subscribers viii SELL to the highest bidder front of
DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1882. at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. by the written order of the
party secured, LOT numbered (two), in square 2OS
1.-TWO hundred and eight situated in the city of Wash
June 81 A. D. 1887 and recaried IN IT, st t s nisg:
to the satisfaction Of the Trustees or ali cash at the
chasers option. .~r,,,,-, r,x-n
,,,o, THOMAS HYDE, trustees.
2, pFNCIVcVI, ,,,o.-o.,oo-
@ SO AND and Sa5riage Ba1aar
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES c.RR1.aEs Han.
speeia attention. fS gsen se the a' sales q
On ali consisnments. ija16l s. BENsiNGER. Apct
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THE TRADES.

ICElTS BiSDHiI. l0I2 PENNSYLVANIA Ay.
"a Plan ana Fancy Bindings description dome
a. reasonable r&ies Blank Books sl1ciaify Besf ri
inference Orders by mail promptly attended to- n2d
GIBSON BROTHERS,
~ PkACse' Al BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
1ui2 fs!D wanna avenue. Washington, ID. C..
q fIte Printing a specially. lan19
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DEATH FROM EATING SNow.-Samuel Black a
young colored man, who was about 10 o. married.
started from near Abingdon, Va. on a long walk
bound 10 the house or an uncle. lie remarked 60 a
companion that he had had no breakfast. and pro-
ceeded 70 eat the freshly fallen show. lie had
swallowed a large quantity when he was taken
sick, aud died Ia spite or the medical AID called In.
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They KAN THEIR SLED lNro A PoND AND WERE
DaowNED.-A Telegram from Cincinnati. February
4. says: While eoastlng on Mount Ada ms this
morning two boys ran their sled into pond Both
We're drowned. One WAS the son OF j. /. WAYNE
and the other the son OF Marcus b. Hunt
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY.
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
The NATIONAL SAFE DEpOSIT COMPANY
CORNER l5rH STREET NEW York AyF
PERPETUAL Charter Act of Congress january pod 1856;
Capital. 80 s291 coo .
Rents Safes FOR - 70 SEQ year. and takes ali kinds
o. securities and tauabes Special Deposit at lowest
rates. ~ NA0N' ~ A0"Ses
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. President
CHARLES G. GLOVER, of Rigys & 20. Vice pres;dar%
JOHN CASSEIS, Treasurer A
ALBERT L. STUKTEyANT, Secretarv
e. T.. Nyman. Asst Secy.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN p. Snyder Charles c. C,,over
John Cassels. Henry a WiiIarI'
ADers Il. Sturteyant Thomas EyapA
John q. Parke. pl9
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STREET CAR WHICH CARRIES It's TRACK
The Chicago Times gives description of a street
Car which carries Its own track. Introduced TN that
city by company which claims to have capital
STOCK OF SlOOouu, and whose object is To build one
thousand OF these cars and place them upon the
streets OF Chicago. The car which f. OF the ordi-
nary KIND, Is mounted in the middle upon a truck
Whl:h sits on tour Wheels each about one foot in
diameter. These wheels run around the inside OF
tNo steel uers, each ten feet ia diameter, and
winch rest upon the ground, and are held only 10
signed to hold nfty people, and the owners claim
tat the more II carries the easier IL runs IN VIII
will be required to pun IT, The owners say that
they intend putting the cars upon the principal
streets OF the city, and placing the cash fare It
four cents and selling thirty rides for 81.
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TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing pric IS
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Ii. Ii. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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THE COMING PRIZE FIGHT.-The prize fight To
take place next Tuesday near New Orleans he
tween John L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan is attract
Ing much attention among the sporting fraternity.
Who are rushing 10 the Crescent City from all d.
rectlons. Both pugiliSts gave exhibition ben
efits in New orleans during last week. which
were largely attended Richard X. Fox, OF New
York. who is backing Ryan. received Information
Thursday follows: Ryan is In better condition
now than he was when he fought Goss. Roche,
his trainer, had private party OF sporting
men from New York and Chicago as
sembled at Ryan'S quarters Monday al
ternoon TO witness the performance of a
series OF featS OF strength by the Troy
giant The rng-breaking feat, for which sullivan
received SO much praise, was accomplished with
apparent ease, heavy damb-beis were tossed
about like a childs olaythings, and a suspended
India rubber bag was sent bounding to the ceiling
with series Of quick and powerful blows that
aStounde1 the guests Roche says that RYAN has
developed as more skiful heavy hitter than any
man he ever saw Mr. Fox telegraphed back 10
Ryan that In case he won he would furnish the
FUNDS 10 take him on tour through England and
would back him there as the Police Gdzette chain
pion to the amount OF $4,000 TO fight any man in
Great Britain or the world. As the time for the
light approaches the excitement in New Orleans
increases Both OF the men are In fine condition
ana seem equally confident. IL is stated Tn u a
train OF thirty ears VIII be run TO the lighting
grounds. Parties desiring 10 avoid The rabble have
chartered special cars.
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD AND s11vEF
ASsHES kHxtf SF 6xsfEE KoF rs
% aH FxS sr ,as azt rsss
SEvEN P NJ. and continuing from day to day unit
10th and streets northwest This stock is to be sod
TO the highest bidder and we cali special attention Of
week " ''e Sa as Tue s'0cA Is 70 oe closed out this
f6-6t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
7'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucsioneer.
POSTPONED SALE e H,E H3RsEs' CARRIAGES AND
II sSf s Tf iHi'IfR M9s
HaTnes one Gutter and two fine Carriages. by order Of
Postponed from Saturday on account of the Storm
DUNCANsoN BROS; Aucuoneers.
~ 9th and d streets northwest
CANS GROUND GINGER And MUSTARD. nine
R RAGf1 GSAsrED s GROUND COFFEE: &c. AT
f Mnn OFT sasSos 1fs5 sale
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers
THREE HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES,
p tas kka'f 81 sk ASs f baGK Ms
N MAJ Enoh fR aaAfE PAR6 WHITING s1 PHsk
MIRROR: VELVET. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS; HEATING STOVES &C.
On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTH 1892 Of
len O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall SELL front and within
our saiesroos the above collection of Furniture &C.
Terms cash.
f6-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts.
WALLER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
SALE OF COSTLY PARLoR AND CHAMBER FUR
NiTURF
On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTH, 1892 at
shall sell ~
One magnificent Rosewood Frame Parior Suite Will,
Two Sofas. beautifully upholstered in Raw Silk
$So surprising ything of the kind that has been
offered at public sale recently.
Also
One heavily Carved Chamber Suite, beautiful in design
from one of the first manufactures.
chance seldom offered presents itself in the sale of
the above articles, and parties furnishing should not
ilss TINS opportunity, for have Instructions from
the owner to sell of cost account of having
no further use for the above articles.
!nexhiblton omorrOw and up to hour of sale.
Terms: Cash.
f62t WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
EHNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
RECEIVERS SALE OF THE ENTIRE EFFECTS
OF THE LYON HOUSE, No. 1894 F STREET
BEIMEEN IHIkTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF decree of the Equity Court of the Dis
tnct OF Col. nbia the undersigned Receiver viii pro-
coed coed to SCI, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY NINTH.
1857, at Ten O'CLOCK, and continue until all is sold
Black Walnut Chamber Furniture.
Superior Hair Mattresses
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CUNARD LINE
NOTICE,
LANE ROUTE.
The Cy-NARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWEEN INV YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK H8KBOR.
IRON PIER 40. \. f.. NEW YORK.
Bothnia- We'd, Feb Serva. We'd. Mcii.
Soythia. We'd. Feb. Partilia :. We'd. $ sclI.
tGttonIa We'd Is Feb. ScS Ia Wet, IL Mich.
'ialla....... Vel. - Feb Catalonia Wed. - Mch.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW IORh.
.co RATES OF PASSAGE.
S.o soO ana SlcO according 10 accommodations
iIckes 70 7 aris, So addltIonai.
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steamers marked do not carry steeraee-
StVfaSe at low rates. Storage tickets from XIV
rpoo and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at
lowest
Through bills OF IaGen given for Belfast, Glasgow
Hayre. Antwerp aud other portson the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passsre apply at the Company Office
No. Bowling Green, both steeraG,e and cabin to
OILS BIUELOK * CO., 6O5 9TH street, Washington.
u. q.
VERNON Fl. BROWN Il CO, New York;
Crto Messrs OTIS BIt;fLOW & CO.,
jan12 GG5 9Th street Washington.
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GONE TO OHIo.-First Controller OF the Treasury
Lawrence has gone to Ohio for a short visit.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

N UNI TT UTIANAN I4EV3 D
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK HavRE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
The steamers of this company viii sail EVERY SAT-
CRrAl FROM Bremen Pier, foot of 81 street. Hoboken.
Rates of passage:-FrCn New YCrf. tn Havre London,
SOuthamptOn and Bremen. first cabin. 800; second
cabin. 500 Storage $50 prepaid steerage cerncates,
~ tlr Freight or passage apply to UEikICHS Co,
Bowling Green, New York: W q. METZEROTT L
Co. go Tennsy wanna avenue northwest Agents for
Washington. ianI2