Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1875, Page 3

___ RAILROADS. EXANURIA AND PREDERICKS- At BURG RAILWAR EOS SPECIAL NOTICE. On and after MONDAY, December 20th, 1873, trains fot Bich mond and the Sonth wit] lesve pot Baitiwor Potomac Railroad, 6h street and Perpeyivania srente. at $40 a. m. daily, aad 1L:SS p.m. daly except Sumter Gro. © ED. 8. YOUNG,A.G.T ALTIMORE AND ®HIO RAILROAD. CHANGE OF TIME. Parawner 25, 1875, a.m. LEAVE w ASH NGTON. $:00-Beltinore ard Way Stations, 00—Bal:imore, annap. lis aud Way Stations, 9:15—Potst ot Rocks aud Way Stations. — —Baltimons Exrages. O—Naw Yous axp Bostow Kxrress S:45—5¢ Louis and Pittsburg Express. Dinnér et ( cmberland. Mu. Siocon, Sick Tene F : anton 3 2 Bagerstown and Way Static: to Pied: via Metropoiitas Branch, MonsUNLimitED ExPauss. No stope 2:15—Raltimore, War Stations and Ellicott City. 4.30-BEw Yous, Bostoy ann NORFOLK BX are. nis, Cincinnati, Pittebarg Chicago, Sanousky and all Way Sta- icago Divisivas. Souk Nicut Exraess, Sleeping cars 9:35—Baltimore and principal Way Stations. 8:00. =45 9:45 am.. 0:30. 4:45, 5:30. 7:30, 3 36 pm. daily. Ail other 9.15 a m.. 12:30, 4:10, 3, 10:20 p.m. m., 3:15, 3:30, daily, except Seuday jo ‘connection on Sunday for Hagerstown, An- BSpolis, Staunton or Valley Branch, nor for'Now Fork snd Philscviphia st §:00 a.m. snd 1:10 p.m. For farther information apply at the Baltimore hio ticket «ffices, Washington Station, and 5 Pennssivacia avenues, where orders will be takeu for bacgazs to be checked and received at any point tn the ci: THOS. B. SHARP, zi Master of Transportation. L. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent. GEO. S. KOONTZ, General Agent. novi-tf EW YORK AND waunoeaR © BALTIMOBR, PT:L3 4 ss jn NEW ‘OKK. BOSTON, ALL POINTS IN THE NAW ‘ENGLAND THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. ton this line fs new and of the most PUUL- VELY. 3 A.M. NEXC PEP) AINS. fh, 1578, teatne pot of Baltimore and F Iroad, corner of 6th aad B streets, as folly 83 a.m. Limi Express—Pullman Oar T: ieee Now Kork end pointe East except Buauay. nD, Express fer Puiladelphia and New York 1:30 jail7, excep: Sunday. 4:80 pom. Bx prose for Philadelphia and way potnts aay. 9:10pm. Express for Philadelphia, New York and poinis East daily. PULLMAN PARLOR CABS on alt Day Trains. BEUPLMAN PALACS SLEBPING CARS on ignt Trains. N@ CAKS ON by te en, this tne will leave ¢ fickets auc Information can be procured at the of- fices of the com x and checked at hotels and pri- ders left st the offices of t rner 13th Street and Pennsy! rtheast corner of Penusyl- ‘AND POTOMAO BAIL- Seb and B str A BOYD, Je nscenger Agent, Philadelphia, Pa, General Paseenet SONGE 0. WILRINS, feb] + Superintendent, Baltimore, Ma. B*zt MOKEe POTOMAC RAILROAD, SPOT COUNER 6TH AND B ers NW. after Moudsy, Lecember Lith, 1878, trains will cup joliows = TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE. ted Express, Gaily for the West; iy except Sunday for the North. m., Accommodaion for Pope's Creek. Express for Baltimore, daiiy except Suncay 9:23 am. Limited Express for New York, dally except Sand or Oar Trai. 11:65 aim, Past 108 oo Line West and North, daily except Bunda: 1:30 pi, Espress_for Philadelphia and New fork, sud Norfolk via Baltimore, daily excegt Sunday ., Accvumodation, dally except Sunday. m., for Philagelphis, daily. m | Cinclanati Express, daily for the Weat; 7 sor the Borth. .» New York Express, daily. “\ Accommodations daily except Sunday. Accoutodation, dally except Sands; coommodations ; ‘Baitimcre and Philadelphia Express, i Limited Ex press from New York, daily —_ dunday m., Day Express, Accommodation, iy except Sunday od the West. aL ‘Train . m. daily exce tee leaving. Washingto ns leaving Waal 200 a. B_B. connect at ton with trains for Annapolis. ‘Trains arrivi Washington at 11:40 a. m, and Sonect at Bowie with trains from Pope's ‘Pasvengers leaving their orders at Ticket Office, Borthwest corner of 13th street and Pennsylvania Syente, Dorthwest corner 6th street and Penusylva- Bis avenue, can have their baggage called for and Sbecked at botels and residences to all pointe North and rh tickets to. Oineinnatt, Colum- nang es bouts, yw Or- | Las phy \ STEAMER LINE | STAR ESLE LINE. UNITED STATES ANU BRAZIL MATL STEAM- Sailing regularly every mouth from Watson's i, Biveklio NOY. for PAR AMBUCU. Balt J 10, calling at ST JOH vORT! en 23d of moi sail the day previous ratory, ttonmmere are perfectly new. with all the em vements, bavi ot class Brove ag fr a-senger Ps = For freight nod porwage at reduced co ace¥s fm Oot Bites rates * 4 Pico street, Ne > » SEABOA4ED COASTING PANY OF D. a eT LAKE AND JA MOSELEY. = FOR NOKFOLK, CONNECTING WITH LINES FOK BOSTON, PKOVIDENC BW YORK a On and after MONDAY, 5 ber 20, 4873, steamer LADY OF TH# LAKE wilh ~ weekly betwean, sod Brideg stip a bere Bor. a Fciday st $ p.m. Leave Nor. Be. rickets cond this route, se will, on ad after TUES: trips, (stopping make semi week! rincipal landings.) as follows: Wasbington et Ta. m , going returning, arrive in Washington ™ Leave Washi at? ve Was mat Ta, ol Corricman, and"on SATUL ay re Sunday afternoon. Au Freight for River Landings mast positively be For tickets, staterooms or information, apply at the office of the Company, under Metropolitan Bank. 6th » opposite the Treasury. oct35-ly EBOHANTS’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETW, WASHINGTON AND NEW YORR. Hereafter the fine Steamships K. 0. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON will make repalat week iy tripe between NEW YORK, ALEX DRIA, WASHINGIUN and GEORGETOWN, as follows:—Leave NEW YORK, from Pier 41, East Kiver every SATUBDAY at 4 p.m.; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at 7 4. m.\ and ALEXANDRIA the same day. For full information apply to R. P. A. DENHAM, Dusiness off ce and whart,63 Water street, George. town, or at the office cf the President, near P street fe. J. W. THOMPSON, President BP Frelgnts delivered by Kuox's expres, Oniere left at General Office, 603 Ponnsylvania arene gf St the stoamer's whart, will be promptly attended Oo. jell-tr JEW EXPBESS LINK Via OANAL, BKIWEEN ALEXANDKI. W. > NGTON 400 GEORGBTOWN + SAILING DAYS. rom Pier 2. North Wharves, Phiiadeipata, sATUhpst, af 13m. eet rom #9 Watcr street, Georgetown, D.6, MONDAY. at 6 pms iis with Olyde's mers for Provi. ‘aod New England States. No wharf- age in Boston OF Se TDR. a ¢ for D. of 0. or D. of 0, WM. P_OLYDRE & CO. Phlisdciphin, F.A. REED, Alexandria, Va D.C. MIN rect, EF Freights d: ered by KRuox's Ex; +» Boston. ress. Orders loft at General fice, 603 Ponasylvania avenue, or at the Steamers’ Wharf, will be promptly a 0. ct 4 YUTURE DAYS. (THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. | TRUSTER'S SALE OF PESIBABLE IM- Fd alpaca IN GEORGETOWN at &. January 41 A ‘Aud 60, trovtine «on h adept of 103 feet, ved selient two-story and basement Bric house; one two-story Frame Tenemen large Frame Cooper Sh merly occas! yy the consed — This property or divided. to sui. puret Te rd cae |___ AUCTION SALES. i | i : ee es aa hs euld a en eutire lot the balance in 6, 12 and 18 |. M. MATTHEWS Trustee. deci? d THUS. DOWLING. Anct ¥ &. J. SWEET. TRUSTEES SAULS OF 4 DESIRABLE BUILD- ING LOT ON T! EssT siDBUF 308fRE& BETWEEN B 4NDCSTBE By Virtue of a derd of trust, dated ber Descent recorded fn Liber No. 770, snd records for the District it, A. D. 1876. dal: 91, ope of the ‘and at the thereby, we will sell. a1 © suction. P 00 FRIDAY, Decombor L7th, 1575, af 40 Cg ol ob pe fol! ing described real estate situate in city of Washington, D. C.,to wit: A of lot numbered éleven (11), 10 reservation numbered eleven (41), according to the ground piat or plaa of aaid city, fronting 25 ‘eet on Sd street west by @ =~ 160 feet to a 35-foot alley. ‘erme: One-ihird cash; balance to 6, 12 and 18 month» inerest ai 10 ger cont, prr anunm payal annually, secu by @ deed of tru on th OF allcash at the option of the perty sold. purchaser. A deposit ot Sim will be required of the purchaser at time of sale. All convey ancing st pur- baser's cost. If terms of sale are uot comp ted with ay the Trustees reserve the rivnt to re- sell the Bre perty at the risk a-d cost of the defaait- eT TRAINED B, WARNE Tn, JOHN HITZ, { Trastecs, B7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED an‘il FRIDAY, December 24th 175, game hour aud i lace. ay Hi. WARNER { Trustees, decl8-eo&ds ®7” THE ABOVE IS FURTHER PO<TPONED, on account of the rain, until MONDAY, January 3d, 1876, same hour and place WARNS, BRAINABD H, aiT-cokds N HITZ, tb BY ® & Wanykx, TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, ON A 40 FOOT AL’ ; TWEEN Ista AND 091 AND & AND S STREETS NORTE WEST deed of trast, dated December 16th, A. D. 1872. duty recorded in Liber No. 704 jaud records for the District of e request of the party secured at pablic auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, December 28th, A. D. 1575. at 4oclock p.m., all th co ground siiuace fs the cif: Mf, known aud described as lot Let subeivision of lote in square numbered one handred and thirty-three (18%) as made by Wm. J. Miller et a)... receivers iu equity, fronting on an alley 18 feot by a depth of 100 Teet, together with the improv ments, &e ‘Terths: One-fourth in cash, and the balance in six, } Trustess. of by @ deed of sold. A deposit of $50 will be required at time of sale. All couveyanctug at parchassr’a cost. WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, Trustes, erTHuEe OVE SALE _ IS PUSTPONED, on secount of un‘il TOMS! 1376. sce. OF or J.T. COLDW € UNARD LINE. NOTICE. With the view of diminishing the chanoes of col- lision, the Steamers of this Line take a specified course for ail seasons of the year. Ou the outward passage from Queenstown to New York or Boston, crossing Meridian of 6 at 43 ist., or nothing to the north of 43. Cn the homeward passage, crossing the Meridian of & at 42 ist., or nothing to the north of 42. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN N+ W YORK AND LIVER- POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR, Frou NEw Yor. From New Yor« Parthia... Wee. Jan. 5 Argeria.Wed.. Jan. 3) TB yeaneeee we WOO, JAD Ay) Al 16 | “Bussia.......Wed , Jan 2|Java...... ed., Feb 23 | i tassia......Wed.. Mer. 1 And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUB- DAY from New York. Steamers marked * do not carry steerage passen- SGutas oF Passas®.—Oabin, #30, $100 and 9190, ickets to Paris 1d, according to accommodation 15, gold, tional. Returu tickets on favorable rage tickets to aad from all of Enrope at cry lowraice, ‘Througe bili of lading gives for @ Havre, Antwe! on the Oontinent, and for Mediterr EDUCATIONAL, KK *penGasrEn ND SCHOOL YOR PRIMARY AND ADVANUED CLASSES, 70% lth st., bet. G snd H nw. Teachers, Misses SUSIE PULLOOK and 0. OER, end Mim Sa RAH POLLOCK. ications to be made after 3 o'clock at 1100 B mtiett, corner B and lith nortuwest novs 2m. HE EPISOOPAL INSTITUT! Vv... L. KNIGHT, D. D- BEV Jio#. JOLN LOWBY, fer boys will commence on W ED! of . Further information v. F. L. KNIGHT, augz-tt 1443 NGLI6H, FRENCH, AND LECT SUKOUL FOR YOUNG LA New York avence 2. w.—Mrs. AN SON, Principal —Tnc eigntw santal on the Mth of Septem! 158. Grass FEMALE SEMINARY. Ne. 81 Stoddard street. Boarding and day school, iy to Miss LIPSO POF terms 6, Principal; Bab Ronee 425 7th street; Gilman's tobe, Pa. avenne. Eession opons September isth. trest oars one square of Seminary. tdecst NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. ‘Trains icave 2 ae follows: | Baltimore. 7:28 mn -21s 7:40 p.m. = 9:03 THE GREAT joa TRACK BOUT: z a ctegmat wap Palace come Day and fare, with modern improvements. nies bendred miles ved to Western and Central ow FORK: MAKE CONNECTIONS forongh from WASHINGTOS te the WEST and WOBTH without change. @ Tickets by this roau be procared at the of ces, corner of 13th acroct and Pecnsylvania ‘Will be given at all times. mgers procuring tickets at these offices cen sJa:ions ia Palace Cars for Chicago, LEXANDAIA ABD WASHINGTON BB. AND ALEXANDBIA AND FREDERICKSBURG B.B., Corner of B and Sixth streets. J etre EXPRESS, vis Bichmond, leaves Wasdington 11:35 p.m. daily ex anday. Through ticke:s to ail points Sout aud Soathweet sale at offices corner Lith street and Peansyiva- nis svenue, and ooruer 6th street and Pennsylvania Breuue, Where passengers can leave orders for bag- to be checked at reald rat 2. D. M. BOYD, Jr., GEO. O. WILKINS, Be) exit : COAL AND WOOD. Tt: EDW. CLABE. T. B. CBOSS, Jz. ¥. EDW. CLARK & CO,, DEALERS IN LUMBER, WOOD, COAL, DOORS, SASH SLINUS, MOULDINGS, €c, Princtpal OfMoe, Whart, De} Pisot: foot of 4th st at, near Calta Stee Navy Yard Office, Room No. 1, ;Firamen's Ins. jo As Jou would save ‘fed article sto the ton, cal'on toe tn : mod all facilities ‘thereto, the delivery of Coal our constmer, we can ied pase RROXS ACADEMY, 476 strect northwest, Sunder- land’s Charoh, will commence ta 6t Bert. 6. For particulars afforded by this Academy, see res, or address 1] street jest. Private lessons i Higher Mathematics and Phonography. eugs)-@e NSTBUOTION FOR OHILDREN. DGS Emme Barwedel's: Behool, for Physica and Practwa: Culture, 860 13th street. Bin addition to the King wantages of which are so. well tention ty given tetera Semuary for thorou . Bept, ist. Normal class, Oct. it For part rose a8 above,” wugid-ém IsS OSBORNE’S YOUNG LADIES BOAED- Mifid'stc bay sonoobc43 M strect, test. ner of lth). Next quarter commencing November sth. Thorough instruction by, northers ‘teachers, Prof. PAUL Hi. BEBKAU, Teacher of German. Mlle ©. BRUN, Teacher of French. Jesu-6m FAMILY SUPPLIES. AVA COFFEE, JAVA COFFEE, 0» covenNmEnr, warranted tobe strictly prime; roasted daily. c. WITMER, FINE GROCERIES, dec2i-tr 1918 Pennsylvania avenuo. s BEEF! BEEF!" Prime Roast. Stesk and Corned Beef. A specialty mate of SPICED ROUNDS, BULLS and SouiL- LUNs. 8. 8. ELLIOTY, 106 and 107 Cenur Market; 322 and 324 New N.L. Market. Gecls Im COB, CATERE. 920 I7th street, Fi at Square, received from Paris new Molds and other novel- Parties, &c., served reasonably. Dinuers, #28 T. S ROOMS, AN IMPROVEMENTS, in TloNs IN THE OITY, OP FE LOVATIy. * ‘By virtue of decrees of the Pupreme Quart of i. District of Columbia, passed in probate and en) MODBEN THE REST nity cause No. 4.735, docket 15, the undersigned wiiloffer fur sale ‘on the premises, on WEDNES- DAY, the 29th day of December. 1575, at 456 o'clock, Lot tweive,(12,) in Biggs & Plant's subdivision of No 208, 22195, improved by # handsome Brick Dwelling. sale One-thira in cash; balance in six, i eighteen moaths, with int at six per secured by a lien upon the property. $10 at Une of sale. And the terms of sale must be cum- plied with in seven days atter sale, otherwise the roperty may be resold at the risk azd cost of the Setauiting purchaser. Conveyancing at the cost of the purchase: cent “WM. 8. HOLLIDAY, Trusteo. B7°THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in Compe uel ot he Lee until MUNDAY, January eee a Te HOLLIDAY, Trustee. dec2o-dte— [Rep| ; THOS. VDUWLING, A PROFESSIONAL. B. ROBERT BEYBOURN bas REMOVED his Office tu bis residence, Nu. 2129 F street north- Office hours—s to 9% a. m., 12 m., Fame’ AC] 5 ARY PARSONS, M. D., 1322 F street morth- test. Particular sitention given to diseases of N women and children. Office hours—S to 1 a.m. Stood p.m. nord Sa* D* J. Le. WOLF, DENTIST, ct®)-6m Bemeved to 1310 F street. RAKEMAN, Kano, ppoanst is tet coer teetgue t ¥) 5 MENTAL and PLAIB PAINTING, OBBA, Lm 7 9 a Phoom 710 E street northwest, WABUINGTON. D. 0. Fi TEETH, EITHER JA 4. 8. PRATT, Graduate of, ‘of Dental Surgery, and of ‘ash Medical College of 401 7th east wide, corner of D- extracting teeth. sall-ly PIANOS, &. DECKER BROS.’ @BAND, SQUABE, anv UPBIGHT PIANOS ABE MATCHLESS. @. KUHN, SOLE AGENT, 407 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Above Pennsyivania Avenue, BF Prices Reasonadis, Terms Easy. novis-3m y jm. KNABE & CU.'S ore iOEUD RENOWNED PLAnos, rand, a uare 3 “THe Beet Mabe, Oe The favorite McCammon Pianos, with new patent tooking- glass front assort- ment of Pianos which have been short time. for sale and reat at v low! Eg Rinne eaeeae ee a PIANO WAR ERO OMS, octlS-ly 423 Lith st., 8 few dovrs above Pa. av. HE STIEFE PIANOS, ansureassed 1D toucy tonch, and durability, 68 éasy Brady’s NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY, and 0} Pates, garnished, $1; Cro- Chicken Salad, @3 a dish; Meals sent out. Silver and Decorative Ohina to order. dec?-Im BoTEE, BUCK WHEAT, ac. Chetce B. York Cheice Rew York Bucky Moller's Diamond Syrup. Vermont Maple Ssrup. Cape Coc Oran! ries. Pept ‘Quince Jelly put op under our andy Peaches, and @ general as- soriment of Hew Goods jase fescited Seni els by ie oes as per: pw tte 1 @ doz ; Boned Terkeys 96 aud upwards, THE TRADES. URXANate with @. W. Bat R#™even. JAMES F. BRIER, PLUMBER AND G45 FITIER, mart-tr 811 71m ST. NORTHWEST. WNINGS. i Te Malad Teak ee Bernat the subscriber bia few a ee sa te =. 625 Sina ae AVENUE. BETWEEN TH AND 7TH STREETS. Mr. Brady bas the pleasure of annonncing to his a8 to Ws fraud ah ‘ E e 4 3 i me corps of the best artists, and will avail the Ph otogra| . Mr. Brady will give nal attention io his fiom tally eave cape tien ” " Dp re ORDON'S FOvUD FOR HORSES AND v GREAT ECONOMICAL "HE | rh FOOD FOR Reduces cost of feeding one fourth, kbown vigor. : Jn use by principal horee ratlroads in Philadei- ‘ia, Bi ork Fain Bewuty and health tatoeis Howson’ Slt Who GERALD GORDON & CO.. Patentees and Manufacturers, ©. P. LAURENSON & CO, for District of Columbia and Fairfax No. 920 venRe, $< eon FrLowses ENAMELED IN Wax. BO OOUNTESFEIT. THE ORIGINAL FLOWERS OBED. Paget poeta ab ey bot a BS, shed at AUCTION SALES. UNCANSON Uctionsers, Eee Ser eet soctawent. A FAMILY DECLINING ROUSRRERP BRU-SEUS_ CaaPL ® SRACEET, WALNIT Tr LB ro a BA BUKERY AND GLAS No 48 DEFREXSS SEREET, ESDAY MORNING, J. cing at 10 o'clck, at ‘the abo nem d eveltl wo, rhall sell oll the gonde matet ere ‘onse for Kent. and cold water and other coavenisoces, = decsh-at DUNCANSON BHOS.. Aucts. E J. SWEET, Auctioncer. TRUSTERS’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV PROPERTY ON Carl OL HILL. rh Virtue of e deed of trust to os. recorded fn Liter No +04. folio 29. of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the nest of the party eecured thereby, we will sell. «public ai ben in front of the premiseson WEDNESDAY J uar) 12th, 1876, at 4 o'clock p. m., the east 19 inches by the dep h thereof, of Lot No. 13. No. 869, in this city, improved with a three- Brick Delt 4 ‘erms: One-third cash; and the balanc> at 6, 12, ‘snd IS mouths, with interest et eight per centam, secured on the property, or ail cash, at the option of the purchas: F.MATTINGL decSl-eoSds OH AS. 0. GLOVER, [OWNMAN & Kral Estate 3b, come e' Ts Trustees, GxEsn. ‘as rokers &nd Aacttoneers, 412 7th street northwest. SALE OF « TWO-STORY FRAMED ING HOUSE AND A i i MEN WASHINGTON AND GREEN? y as KEEN, /RGRCOWN.D. ©. > Sinaia By virtne of » deed of trust to me, dated the thef June. i875. avd duly record dia Liber sfollo 414. one of the land records for tae Dis- tof Columbia, aud at the request of the party ccured thereby. I will seil at pablic auction, to the higrest bidder, on TURSDAY,the 11th 176, at 4 o'clock p.m., all that ptece and no, KnOWR and described on the plat bo sk wo. D. O.. 's addition to sai on the sourh side of D beck 150 feet with th width of the fi mn? thereof, t > ether with the improvenente thereon, consisting & two story Frame eH ts of 8, mosis welling House and fine Terms cf eale: Seven hundred and fifty dollars, with X months in’erest, aud the expenses of thi m casb; one thousand dollars int th {interest at ten per cent. ; od the balance in eighteen months after the shole ercured on the property by deed of trast, If the terms are not complied with in one week, the Trustee reeerves the rigbt to resell at the cost of the defaulting purchaser. Conveyancing at the purcha ¢r’s cost. Une bundred dollara will be required when the property i: strock off JOHN TRIMBLE, Trustee. dec31-tds M.-C. LUTTRE «L, Salesman. CTNOANSON BROS., Anctioneers, Southeast corner 9th and D streets n. w. 100 VOLUMES SELECT LAW BOOKS, AND $00 QUIRES BLANK BOOKS. Viz. DAY BUOKS, JOURNALS, & » AT AUOLION Gv MONDAY 'AFT*RNUON, January 3d, commencing at 4 o'clock p. in., at our sslesroom~, %ch and D streets, we shall sell a portion of a Law Library, embracing in the collec tion many select wor! Lso, 50 Blank Books, Journals, Ledgers, Kc. decw-3t LUNCANBON BROS , Ancta. (PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer- TRUSTERS’ SALE OF TWO COMFORTABLE »WO STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES AND BRICK :TagLE, IN GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION By Virtue of a deed of trust, dated June 19th, aD ud recorded in liber 721, tolis 239) Iaud records for the District of Coriabia, aad e request in waiting of the party secured thore- by, we will cel, iu trout of the premises, DAY. January 16th, 1s No. 14, in Bs ractown, Distri - ginning on the south side of Third street at the northeast corner of lot, and ranuing t ene by and with the east line of said Loc line of said lot; thence wes by and with the said rear tice seventy feet to the southwest corasr of said lot: is @ then north by and with the west line of said lot forty feet; then east and parallel with Third street thirty-oné feet; then rorth parallel wich the east line of said lot sixty-eight feet; thence west two fest; thenes north #:d parallel fo the east lino of said lot forty-two feet to Third street; then east on ‘Third street forty ove fe tio the beginaing. e-third cash; balauce in six and twolve “Fr cent., secured by deed of trust on the property auld. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. A deposit of $10 re- Jo, It the terms of sale are not ° complied with within five days the trustees reserve the ight tu resell at risk and cost of defaulting pur- eatery LIAM D. OASSL WILLIAM A Genuon, sz..{ Teustecs. ject8-ats ‘TILOS. DOWLING, Auct. ac } J. SWEET, Auctioneer, vn — TRUSTEES’ SALR OF A NEW TURER-STORY AND BASEMENT BRIOK DWELLING, ON THB NORTHWAST CORNER UF 230 AND M STREETS NORTHWEST. virtue of a doed of trust,dated M. 1575, duly recorded tn’ Liber hie af the laud records for the District of 1 at the request of the party secured thereby , we will sell at public auction, in front of the preutises,on MONDAY. December 27th, 1375, at 4 o'clock p. m., the following described real es* tate, situate fn the city of Washington, D. C Lot numbered twenty-nine, (29,) in the sub. jon of original L bered one. (1.) as made by Will the improvements, dated May 38, 1575, B A of trust, Iwo years, to secure $2,750, ‘with interest at ten per cent. per ann' &e. for am. Terms: One-half cash. and the balance at six, twelve and cighteen months, with interest at 3 per cent. per annum, secured by a of trast on the property sold, or all. cask, at the option of the par chaser. A deposit of @) ill be requii at ofsale, All conveyanci t purchaser's cost. BBAINAKD H. WARNER, t rrusteos, decl3-cokds” * _E, J. SWERT, Auct. &7-THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED until EDNESDaY, January Sth, 1576, same hour and BRAINABD H. WARNER, | rrastees, dec? cokds™ B J. 8W&ET, Auct. H. WABNER, Auctioneer. -USTRES’ SALE OF THE LABGE AND VAL- TOABLE BRIOK DWELLING AT THE OOn- STREET AND MISSOUR! Ve- RUE, ore SITE THE BOTANIUAL GaAR- By virtue of a decd of trust, dated 23th of Feb- ruary, A. D. 1871, aud recorded in Liber 640, folte 176, of the land records of Washington couuty, D.C. the subscribers will sell, to the highest bidder, on the premisesyon MONDAY, the 3d day of Janu’ ary, 16, at 4 o'clock p m_.the following described Jotér piece of ground ia the city of Washingtog, in the District of Columbia, being a part of lot 12 (twelve), in square A, according to the authentic plats of said ofty, bexioning for the same at the Lortheast corner of Missouri avenue and 43 sirect west, it being at the southwest corner of said lot 12 (twelve), aud running thence with the east line of ‘said 4% st north seventy-nine (79) feet and four (4) i cher; thence cast, at right angles with said street, sixty-one (61) feet and #ix ‘6) inches to the east ling of said lot twelve (12), at point distant thirty-three feet and five incbes, more or less, measured on sald easterly live southwardly from the northeastern cor- ner cf ssid lot; thence on 9a‘d easterly line of Lot twelve sonthwardly 1 inety-four (91) feet and five(5) incher to the southeast corner of said lot trelve at the northern line of Missour! avenue aforesaid: and then with #aid avenge thirty-two (32) feot ‘in a Straight Ine, to the polat of beginning; together with the improvements, consisting of # large and ple brick dwelling house thereon. terme of ealeare: One third of the purchase in in cash(oi Fhich $500 must be paid at tho. ma time of sale): ad the residue in equal stms in six, twelve and cighteea months. respectively, with in- terest thereon at the rate of 10 per centum per annum feom the day of sale, the interest to be paid semi-a: ually and the deferred payments, to eed of trust on the premises sold. Sale'are not complioa with within Sve days alter the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to re- rell the property to the highest bidder, for cash, on ten ¢ays’ notice inthe Evening Star newspaper of thia city, at the risk and cost of the purchaser in cefau't. All conveyancing will be af theecst or the HYD purchasers W OoRCORAN,§ Trustess. dec20 J.T. SOLDWALL, Salesman. Ppercanson BBOS., Auctioneers, CHANCERY S4LEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 4}; STREBT NORTHWEST, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of District of Columbia, parsed in Bpecial rm,on the 17th day of March, 1875, in Equity cause’ No. 4,003, Equity, Doc. dor: Will offer for sale, cn the premises, on MONDAY, the 3d day of January, 1876, at 4 o’clock p.m, Lot numbered twenty-two. (22,) in reservation tea, (1Q,) in the city of Washington, D. 0, crus: One-third of the purchase money ta Ss declé-dta ‘Dox HOMAS DOWLING, a Zctloneer. ES’ SALE A? avoTiy.. OF AN E RTE a Seep, BERT, NonTuwest = EVENING STAR. FRIDAY. -December 31, 1975. a THE MIMIC BATTLE-FIELD. The Triumphs ef Mr. M. E. Bird, tne ‘aglish Chess Champion, on Both Sides the Atiantic — Paul jorphy’s Condition. Mr. H. E. Bird, the distingnished Eoglish chess- player, who arrived # short time ago in this country, will go to Pailadelpbia soon, when arrangements are expected to be mate for a chess tournament of the world. He will be able to speak better toan aay other Englishman for the players of tnat country, and is expected to suggest sacl modifications in the arrangements as will be le to European contes- tants. It is intended to make the chess tour- —— — at ee ares of the Sentenntal Exposition, t is py that tatives from every, "ation where chess organizations exist shall be consulted in devising the rules and reguiations under which the matenes are to be decided. Mr. Bird has already communicated with the committees. He will probably be accompanied to Patl- adelphia by Mr. McKensi e, the chess cham. pion ofthiseity. Mr. McK ensie has played with him and won the odd game, but it was by the courtesy of the English player, who declined an opportunity to make the ‘game drawn. Since has been in New York he has frequented the Cafe Internationale, where he has played nearly every day be tween the hours of twelve and three o'clock. ‘The frst player with whom he engaged ina series of games was Rice, of this city Al first the American » bat before the close of the series Mr. Bird was considerably abead. A small stake w: ured oa each game. He plays @ remarkably quick ani “clean” game. Hitnerto bis countrymen have been distinguishable for the slowness rather than the rapidity with which they made their moves. The French players move with the greatest rapidity; the Italians are next in order, the Germans next, and the English last, acconting to the tra! dittons of ue game. The “cieanuess” of his game shows itself in the absence of all un- certainty after he has once made up his mind to make a move. He sits well away from the board, and seldom allows his bands or even his elbow to rest on the table unless it is his own turn to move. When he has de- cided upon a move the decision Is indicated by a sudden movement of the hand, which, with the precision of a machine, takes up the piece apd derosits it in the centre of its new square. He has been abie to play, with. out noticeable nervous exhaustion, as many as seventeen games in one day, though they were not played with persons whom he great- ly cared lo beat or for stakes. He hasa qalet, gentlemanly, pleasing address, is about 45 } ears old, short in stature, portly, bald, flor- id, and good-natured, with lightsoft whiskers fringing his face, on bis cheeks and beneath his cbin. His resideuce is in London, and he isan hororory member of the City of Lon- don Chess Club. He often plays in the St. George's Chess Club rooms, which are largely resorted to by the wealthy and titled lovers of the game. Staunton, who lately died. was an intimate friend with whom’ he spent many hours in conversation and studies of difficult positions. In his lifehehas played ‘with some of the best players of Europe, hay- ing bad varying luck wiih Wisker, Sceinetz, Andersen, Macdonnel, Boden, Blockbarue, and ikertort. Buckle, the author of the “History of Civilization,” who was naturally one of the greatest of chess- players, though his practicedid not equal his theoretical Knowledge, was ofien pitted against him. In no ‘regularly contested match has Mr. Bird ever won less than haif the games. In @ match with Steinitz ne only won five outof seventeen games played, while Steinitz won seven, but the maten was not finished, being broken off by the neces- sity of Mr. Bistt to this country in 1856. His game with Anderson and Boden are quoted in chess publications as among the most brilliant on record. They are not asoriginal in design as some of Morphy's, bat in fer- lility of resources and in building up ua- promising positions there is no better expo- nent of chess, probably,in this country or his own. By profession Mr. Bird is @ railway ac- countant. On the visit to this couatry al- jnded to above he came in the capacity of anditor of the Atlantic and Great Westera railway. He played during tat trip a few games only besides the series with Mr. Mc- Kensie. ‘e had before been in this country in 1860,and again in 145, but hal played many games, the report of which fouad re- cord in chess publications. Indeed, few of the gentlemen with whom he transacted business Were aware that he was a master of thegame. Recently he wrote a book en- tilied “Chess Masterpieces,” which con- sists of his annotations on various remarka- ble games. It is dedicated to Kolirch. He has not hesitated during his visit to the United States to avow his readiness to play with any expert with whom a match can be arranged. He has been invited to visit Bos- ton and Buffalo by the chess clubs of those cities, and in the course of the month, Which is the time he has fixed for his stay Mere, he will probably contest the palm of victory with allour pripcipal players. He will, it is expected, be handsomely entertained by the chess players of Philadelphia. A series of games was begun the other day with Albe- roni in this city. The stakes were small amounts. Victory at last reports remained with Mr. Bird, though by not a large major- ity of games. The ew York Chess Club, soon after the deain of Mr. James Thom) , Whose nat- ural energy and zeal for the game Kept it alive, ceased to be supported, and the prin- cipal gathering place of chess players in this city at present is the Cafe Internationale at No. 24 tigne 2 Here Mr. Bird has been pearly every afternoon, the centre of a large circle of lookers-on. Among the latter are many gentlemen who are famous in New York chess annals. There has been seen here Dr. B. I. Raphael, of No. 19 East Ninth street, who was oue of the four persons who won prizes in the great American chess tour- nament of 1857. There were thirty-two contestants. Paul Morphy won the first prize, Paulsen the second, Lichtenstein the third, and Dr. Raphael the fourth. This tournament it was that gave Mr. Morphy bis prominence in the world of chess, and t which led bim to make the tour to Euro} whteh covered him with glory and broug! credit to his native country for a kind of ability which it had been supposed, and as a result of very natural reasoning, to be en- urely lacking. Here, also, have been seen Messrs. A. Zerega, F. Bernier, P. H. Wor- rell, Mason, Richardson, of Williamsburg; Dr. Barnett, of Brooklyn; Delmar and Near, of New Jersey. Many of these men have long since ceased to take much active inter- est in chess matters, but the presence of Mr. Bird has stimulated them to revisit the old haunts of the game. Besides these and a large number of lesser notabilities, the room was crowded with amateurs. PAUL MORPHY. A oe vate letter toa gentieman in Colam- bia, 8. C., by a personal friend of Mr. Morphy, iu reply to @ request for information as to ihe mental condition of the latter, says “I am sorry to say that the reports cop- cerning him bave been grobsiy exaggérated in the newspapers. He is not In any sense a lunatic, though his mind is affected some- what, The statement that he is hopelessly insane Is far from the truth, for we all have confidence that in time he will be all right again. The fact that his mind Was not right was observed by his inti- mate friends some months when he was laboring under the delu: thet un- known persons were Circulating calumnies Shans bie St une eh ewer Viguim of peily persecutions, the aim of which was to drive him from’ the country. The idea constantiy aaunted him and drove him at last to the point where he publicly accused several Individuals with being con- On all other topics his mind is apparent, sound, when in company with p. of bis liking he converses as ratioually as any one. He is not in a lunatic asylum, but walks the streets of our city without re- behaviour is as geatl refined and emanly, aod his bearing and ideas rather border on the aristocratic.” LX. ¥. Graphic. THE COAL TKaDE.—We have nothing im- pertant to add to our last weekly report the anthracite coal trade. The over sv f coal that caused suspension of mix 1 continues, and ¥ much all basi ness connected with the trade continues pow as aweek ago. Prices have not been ad. vanced in consequence of msion, nor is it on Uhat_ they will during the present winter. There is some little mining of coal in the Lehigh coal region, and any Prospect of a material reduction of the week was but 212.440 tons, and of bituminons 59.062 tons, being a total of all kinds of 271,472 tons, bituminous, and a@ total tn- crease of 423,26 tons. The quantity sent from all the regions so far this year is 19,637,165 tons anthracite and 3,434,554 tons bituminous—total, 25,471,549; Inst 28,087. 992 tons last year. Increase of anthracite, increase of bituminous, 115,030 increase, 425,626 tons.—Pula A Youtn SCAPEGRACE. — George D. Cole, of Towanda, Pa.,a young man who bas not reached his majority, has risea lato sudden notoriety by his crooked acts. When 19 he married tre daughter of Gen. Morgan, of Towanda, who was but 15 and attending school. He soon commen; abusirg his wife, and last May deserted her. He weat to Atlantic City, where he accomplished the ruin of @ young lad, In June he retarsea to his wife for a few days, when he for Werren, Pa. Here he captivated the cCamgbter of a prominent rihg of the proposed departure coupie as they were leaving the aio. A sccfiie ensued between fr on-in-law on the platform, and thrown to the ground. aud the taken home. Cole 1, Where he has b arrested for attempting to procure ® divorce from his first wife on fraudulent represex tons. A requisition has been obtained Gov. Hartranft on the governor of Illi for the delivery of the scoundrel to Pennsyi- vania oMfcers. He will probably be tried first inChicago for the violation ‘of the di- vorce law AN INFANT ATTAC A cor- respondent of the Richmond Dispatch says that on the 18th ins as Mr. Daniel Jones” family, in James City, Va., was breakfast- ing in the Kitchen, about twenty-five yards frem the main dwelling, one of his dangnte: went to look after Mrs. Fanny Linman baby, three weeks oid, that had been le: snugly covered up and stowed away in the enjoyment of his usual morning's nap. The litue infant was found screaming convul sively and covered with blood. A pet cat, that had evidently run at the sound of foot- steps, was found under the bed, blood being upon bis throat and fore legs. Two thoughts at the same time occupied the minds of all presant—one to care for the baby, the other to go for the cat, Thecat order was prompt- ly obeyed. “Off with his head.” The baby, being washed. presented a ghastly sight One arm, shoulder, face, eye, and one side of the head were terribly scratched, and the skin upon the head so torn and lifted as to expose the skull Dr. Hankins was called to, and the little fellow is now doing well, with prospects of recovery. THERE IS A SORT of a Charlie Ross ex- citement in western Massachusetts. Some weeks ago a tramp named Join Kierdon ea- Uced away from bis home the 13 year old son of F. P. Gowdy, of Scitico, Conn. Rierdon, the “hired man,” was discharged for som offence, and retaliated by persuading his employer's young son torun away with hii, taking $100, and from that time to tne pres- ent, despite diligent search, no trace ol the boy has been found. Mr. ’Gowdy has just visited the Amherst authorities, and there are many things that lead him ‘to identify the missing Worthington tramp with Rier- don, in which case there {s little hope that the lad fs living. Be was a delicate child, and the theory is that the man bas mur- dered bim for the money taken. The parents have been constantly searching for their child these many weeks, aud Mr. Gowdy was so overcome in telling his story that a friead had to finish the narrative for him. LOSING THREE CHILDREN IN ONE NIGHT The mortality in this city at the present Lime, especially among the young, is almost unprecedented in seasons when an epidemic has not swept over the country. Membrane croup, typhold pneumonia, quiasy, and all of the Tocat diseases of fall and winter, are now So prevaient as to amount almost to an epi- demic, and the death rate has increased dur- ing the past ten days so rapidly as to cause eneral alarm. One of the saddest cases which nas Come to our notice lately is that of Mr. Swagles, | ving at the Three-Mile hotel, who lost three children night before last from membrane croup. A short time ago he lost two children, making five within a brief pe- ricd. He came into towa yesterday and por- chased three coffins, and the funeral will take piace to-morrow.—Leavenworth ( Kan. Times. BRUTAL OUTRAGE IN KoCKINGHAM, VA. A dispatch to the Richmond Journal, dated Harrisonburg, December 23, says: As two young girls of highly respectable parents ‘were on their way to school near MeGaheys- ville, Va., hey were stopped by a mulatto negro, and the elder, about fifteen years of age, Cespite her cries, was dragged to a body ef woods near by and brutaily outraged. The younger girl immediately ran off togive the alarm, but before assistance could be rendered the fiend had accomplished his in. fernal purpose and escaj A party of young men armed themselves witli shot gans and immediately went in pursuit, but atthe latest accounts the negro was still at large. If caught, the probabilities are favorable for @ short, swift @nd speedy end for the scoun~ drel. ASSASSINATION OF A COLLEGE PRESI- DENT.—There has been considerable excite- ment at Abingdon, Ill., for some time, grow- ing out of the removal of the former presi- dent of Abingdon college, J. M. Butler, and the installation of Rey. O. Perkey io his stead. A disgraceful demonsiration was made on Friday night, when the chure4 soci- able was being held in the college building. During the evening three drunken rowdies belonging to the anti-Perkey faction, named Lomax, pkin and Gabreile, created a disturbance in the corridors. when President Perkey tried to —— them. Lamp&in struck bim with a billy, and he fell mortaliy wounded. The assailants were arrested. A FESMALE “EVANGELIST,” Known as “Preaching Mary,” says a Glasgow paper, was in Galashiels on Sunday evening, ac- companied by a male fellow worker, aud white attempting to address the crowd in Roxburgh street the pair were moved. Au address by the female speaker was closed with @ prayer by her com jon that the word spoken by his wife might be blessed to the aucience, when be was interrupted by a shout that “Mary” was not his wife, and that he bad deserted both wife and children ward spowballed them, and for take refuge for their lives in a friend’s house. a7 Wabash college forbids gambling among the students, aud the boys plaintively irentre bow they can ever pa ss matulter Fangiand en jowlelge of poker—(Detroit Free." &7 Moody and Sankey are 80 disappointed in the number of their converts in Philadel- pbia that pathetic inquiries for the where- 7 Mrs. Girling has been Uoiog the Eng- lish provinces with eight beni Gi sup- | ee pte tee ag ent oe ut ® megistrate has pul a stop to this sort Rebuking (he Wicked Athenflans. From the Boson Timex.) Saturday morning a sand, red MAD, six feet three inches hi . and —— like @ walkingshadow, called at the cen! statian, &nd afer solemnly blowing: his nose he renzarked < Toe is enewral wicke! town.” e . w are some wicked bere,’ replied the captain. pity “Viee and malice walk hand in band up And down every street and avenue,” tinued the stranger as be doubled up aud sat “Well, I'm sorry,” replied the captain; “I Wish everybody woul! be ” te sad melt away and dissolve in a “But the wieked shall be retai ” the stranger as he put bis foet down, “and the minions of Satan shall be pot to “ “I want @ ticket to that entertainment when it comes off,” smiled ihe captain. “I bave walked fur to meet Saten and com- quer him,” said the stranger. “Point me out the wickedest and vilest quarter of the = @nd there will I take my stand and de io “You'd better husk your own corn and jet Wickedness alone,” replied the captain. «What brougiit you bere, and where are you ing?” My friend, the Lord sent me here to batue Against wickedness, and I°ll Oght till i die. I want togo right out and find the strong- bolds of Satan, and deal them stardy blows until they cry for quarter and victory is mine.” The man did not seem quite right in his him to par- mind, and the captain warned own bami sue his journey and attend to his ness. After borrowing a chew of tobacce, be stranger left the station and soon made earance in a saloon on Beaubien #t. = ih Satan reign.” he said to the bullet-headed man behind the bar. “No Shisky without the cash,” replicd the riende you degraded minion of tallman. “Koow ye ‘e come here to cauter Satan outof and let In the light of kuowledge ome!” growled the barkeeper, pointing in wickedness, pledge me will at once tarn from the evil of r ways’’ shouted the tail maa as he danced around. “Here you go!” answered the bar-tender, making & rush for bim Eat he didn't go. He knocked the man of drinks into @ corner and Kicked bim afier he Was down, and when & crowd gathered he stood on the steps aud said: “Ye wicked and malicious, I bave come among you to knock Satan off bis feet, aad I'll purify this town or perish in the attempt!” The police took him to the station, and Monday morning he will be jadged according to the deeds done in the boty OIL-PAUNT FOR F LooRs. one but earth- colors sbould be used in painting floors, and the rapil wearing off of @ coating of oll- paint on @ floor is @ sure indication that white lead bas been mixed with the paint. This is generally the case, since it causes the paint to cover better and spread easier. ven the employment of a varnish that has been boiled with litharge should be avoided, and one boiled with borate of maganese, pre- ferred. It is also very important that the ne should be perfectly dry before @ night, and 1 Was wrapped in the protecti folds of a thin patand a pair of Hi summer trow’ laughter.) carrying with me my eutire stage wardrove and library, consisting Of a pairof Lights and a play book of “Oliver Twist You ask me, “Is pleasure the legitimate and proper end of life?” I answer that it ts the proper and legitimate end of life, pro- vided if transgresses no law and injures no person. That is the limitation and the only imitation that 1 put touch’ own pleasures, that is the only line whieh [ allow any man to snap in frontof my feet touch- ing my amusements.—| Ker. W. Ji. H. Mur- ray. Mr. PRocToR brings us the sad news that the moon is dead. This will undoubtedly cast a gloom over the entire community. 8be bad ber frailties, and her influence was not always good, perhaps, but it would be bars: and unfecling to dwell upon them now. us remember oniy her good qualities, and say nothing but Kind words for her.—(Citcago Times. 87 Now's the Lime to lecture the ladies on the sin of giving their New callers suthin to drink. #7 Bayard Taylor calls his now novel “Jon of Iceland.” But a Chicago editor, fresh from ibe primary department, where they wrestle with words of one syllable, thinks @ man whodon't Know how to spell John bet- ter than that bad better step down and out Of novel writing. s7‘Evil Communications,” £0.—Scene— Mrs. Lyon Hanter’s drawing room, during @ lecture on “‘ Woman's Rignis.” Modest youth (ina whisper to young lady looki fora seat): “Er— excuse me, but do you believe ta the equality of the sexes. Mies Wilheimi- eq na?” Young lady: “Most certainly I do, Mr. Jones.” Modest youth: “Haw! Un that case of course 1 needn't give you up my 87 The other evening he came home with the alr of a man bent on business, and, after throwing off his bat and coat, dell produced a brace of revolvers, and them down on the table. His wife gave @ litte shriek and started toward the door, but be spoke to ber gently, saying: ““Don' be alarmed, my dear. Thegas mau'’s coming to inspect the meter to-morrow morning, and I thought I'd be prepared.” ao PREEBURN-GWIND ra. Qo the 20th of Decem- in E. by the Bev. Dr. Maun, FRERUCRX, of 'Wasbington, D. O.. to & Gwins,of re. McEWEN—HAVENNER. On 204 instant, et the Metropolitan M. £. church, by Bev. Dr.J. P. Bew- man, CLARENCE H. McEwen and Bertis Baves- NBR, both of this ety. . —_—_-++e —__ DIED. tant, Davio B. Bre- as He paesed, ‘all mast pass, the deep, Dread porvals of the ea’ But not in dull decay bell sleep Whom Jesus died to «ave; To mortal eye bis path is dim; But; ds enough, he reate in’ Bim © place from lie imte residence, 1616 sth strect northwest, ou Frigay, the 3lst Inet. soe m. LHelatives cad friends are respecttully in- tied. OBITUARY. To Saruie © Beanpen, who died ee a, 3D the lth yesr of ber ‘ ~ ware ote levi ‘tom, eu Sthers, with rare virtues, atwaye afraid of giving Gftcnac, er chitatian ideas fa exceeded. ove bee alway> delicate, but fall of ambition ° Fears, short life she suffered much, but without eomplatn- ing; she is now enjoying the reward thet God ised to those who |. ne ail = es jast year ber parenite tho was improving. but all of blighted, for upen ber. and she {+ gone Dearest Sallie, abe bas left os, We her form bv more sball see; But she «happy now in heaven, Singing praises unto God. At the me be evening, All day iong ‘aud ail night. to. UNDERTAKERS. R. F, HARVEY, Undertaker, 934 F Sracer, betwoon Ninth and Tects, R. ¥- B48em8, Cabinet Maker and Undertaker; 019 Live Brees? Bonrawasr.