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RAILROADS.
bALfIMonR AND OHIO RAlLRoAD.
As 9

bALfIMoRR AND OHIO RAlLRoAD.
&Ae 9 ga
n Or. .s s Hsb 4T VEL
- 70. BALrInoRs.
1880, a.z;sS. 80. And $50 P. Il. A. LIZ ana
IOR ALL wAI STATIONS.
ksfTe daily, except Sunday q = A. M. AID 4:ao
Ie.,. .. LY A .ns 4A:so =. 4. No train to
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
- re q sssfEsSIRs Hosa. /, 80, . :,
Leave at 5 A. n and 4:90 and $40 z. n.
Leave at 9 A. n, and l:2o and $50 P. N.
Leave dsIS. s.s.es s:.Ssasy and Sunday. at 8
q s :nss1 :. Z s:se. 80 =: ssd emily con
TSrSass ssfss; he b. had a. tn.
Pennsylvanis svesue. Passengers purchasing
have their BAGGAGE and
residence, taken to the depot and pat In the bag
For New York Philadelphia, and Boston, see
advertisemtn Mt Of ..Thronsh Line
I'M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
sel4 GRO s. KOONTZ, General Agent.
TBR0UeH LINE BETWEEN wASHIS GTON
I fhHihsAWRsYtof sK. AMP @ So
wAsHNGToS, 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
fOkk are nov run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK. scifhola chance Of oars.
Leave daily except Sunday q. : A. M, aud
1880 aud p. M.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except kunday) ct 3 A. NJ. and
1880 and $40 p. N.
. ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York at p. M, and Phiisdel
phia at 3:40P. M.
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
BE ston can be had ut the Station Once st ell hours
In the day, Also, as the Oonpany's once. No.
400 Pennsylvania ayenne. PssseD gers p orch asing
tickets at the Avenue Office can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residence, taken to the depot, and put in the bag
gage car.
Zee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
> J. d. WILSON, Master o, Transportation.
l.. d. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
sc IA GEO. 3. kO9NTZ. Agent, Washington.
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TIE PROPERTIES OF
DB. RAILWAYS PILLS.

They Eluslize the Circulation, Purify the Blood,
retained deposits from the system in six hours.
ASA CATHARTIC they increase, when .u,.
pended. the periostaltic movement Of the bowels,
and promote a quick evacuation of its contents.
purgins the retained deposits in the stomach into
the duodenum s,i,muls'ins the seerssary duets Of
crease of the flow Of bile and pancressic fiuids.
tiOn on the colon and rectum By irritation of the
mucps membrane, without influencing the liver
pills for general use The common Cathsrtic Pills.
thar induce drastic liquid discharges, should never
liberation of the intestinal canal.
The APKRIENT and mild LAXATIVE proper
tiss q Railways Pill are the best safeguard
and malignant fs1ers, their tai,a1se, ieqiiss and
soothing properties protect the coats OF the alimen
tary passage against the irritant and scrid humors
The NgTRIIIous and TONIC properties of
and Ktsrias DISCHARGES, likewise diansT pail, 10
increase the appetite and promote digestion.
Their sEDATIvE properties allay pain in the
nervous system, stomach and bowels, either from
Inflammation, collie, fstulence, wind, cramps, &c.
Their COUNTER IRRITANT influence extends
throughout the system where there is innamma-
blood and nervous fluids in the ecnsested vessels,
and equalizing its circulation. The principle Of
Counter Irritation Is generally applied to external
remedies. Its application, internally, In the form
q aPqrgatiye medicine, exemplihed in Railways
readily vitbdraxins from the blood and fluids their
scrid and Irritating hunors.
AS DIAPHORETICs oR spDORIFICs they
stimulate the secretons of the skin, induce exha-
latiOn Of obstructed persp iration-
THEIR DIURETIC prophetic. act on the kid
neys, correcting and regulating the now OF
urine.
THEIR ANTI BILIOUS propreties stimulate
the liver in the secretion OF bile and its discharge
arhs, yasadies, Bti,ess Ai.aeks, Safron; eoIoLsd
SkJH.IMPERFECT DIGESTION, caused BY the
over -aow Of bile and its mixing With the blood,
these pills. In doses Of four TO six will quickly req
riafs the action of the overland free the patient
from these din eulties One two OF Railways
Pills taken daily, by those subject to bilious pains
aud torpidity Of the liver, viii keep the system
regular aud insure healthy digestion.
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TIES PATENT OFFICE.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WASHINGTON, ID. O., Septembsr "a. 1855.
On the petition of p. W. MACKENZIE of
OrangeviIle, N. T.: praying for the extension of
patent granted to him on the ID day Of yspuary,
is5. for an improvement In Machine for Bio wihs
tis ordered that said petition be heard AZ tbi,
once on the 18th day OF December next Auy persoa
NAV oppoee this extension. Objections ieposi.
tjon and other papers should be flea In thfs ONCE
s. II. HODGES,
ses.Ssv Acting Commissioners OF Patents
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J GOVERNMENT SALES.

A I C 7 o N.
OGce Dspot Ces1nissary Of .Sr5siStsnoe,(
WaSk jHgfOs, ID. C., october 8. 1868. {
VIII be offered az public auction, Mt the subsis-
tenor storehouse At 9th street wharf, in this city,
on TUESDAY, the 10th Of october, az II 'clock a,
N. about u ~
$50 GO pounds Desiccated MIXED Vegetables.
The attention 81 hotel and boarding house keep
ers are called to il, IL is capable of making
excellent soup Livery stable owners and stock
raisers are also requested to examine 1t. Terms,
cash in Government funds. Samples can be seen
at any time the place of sale, the Monument Let
oCD0td G.. BELL, q. g., U. 3. A.
CHOICE MULES, &c, AT AUCTION. =,
DEPor QUARrERMAsTBRis 0FFIcE,
WASHINGTON, ID o., October 9, 1858
VIII be sold at public suction. under the super
vikien Of breyet Colonel a p. Blunt, A. q NJ, AZ
Lincoln Depot, ON MONDAY, October 10, COM
meneing At 10 O'Clock, the fOllswiBg stock aud IN
service able quartz rmaster stores, to wit
80 choice Mules, 9horses,
200 Army Wagons, Carts, 30
3 two horse do, % wagon W heels,
/ Spring do, t0AmbulAs ce do,
I Hand Cart, 20 Saddles. assorted,
In,gb los assorted Iron. so lbs. II. &. Nails,
1909 Ite Steel 5-s93 Grain Sacks,
1880 lbs. Osst-steel l.- srs
Spades. Axes. shovels, Tools, Stoves aid Pipe,
Csft Ambulance and Mule Harness
Attention Is particularly called to this lot Of
Mules, which are only solo for want of use.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Bylorder OF the QuaIternester General.
EC'F =" q A. p. BLUNT, "f-f
a1fsat Brevet Col. and A. q, M,
ocs6t Acting Depot ousrtsrmsstsr
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10y COOPER d LATIMER, Auction eers
ID Late Clerks with J. O. Mcclure COL
Southwest corner Pa. avenue and 18th street
tStar Once Buildfn1)

sibE OF Il sTRisT BsTWGiS sra ksp
A On THURSDAY AffERso0s.O October
Ia 18th, 1858, al o'clock, in front Of the prem
ikises, We shall cell the middle 20 feet by 100
teet deep Of Let g. in Square 406, situated on the
south side OF street, between sth and 9Th streets
improved by q handsome two story Press Brick
Dwelling. containing ten rooms, with bath room,
wide halls. elssets ana fms basement, with ga.
large yard, with trees and shruboery.
Possession given IN thirty days.
Terms of sale One-half cash; the residue In six
and twelve mon this, secured BY Q deed OF trust.
with notes bearing int crest. Conveyancing aud
revenue stamps n cost OF purchaser. $40 down ct
time Of sale. COOPER LATIMER,
&c 10 dads l1ntell.l Auctioneers
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INTERESTING WILL CAsK.-AE Interesting
will case is 10 be tried AZ Taunton. William
Valentine. One Of the he us Of thu Nalenune es-
tate OF Fall River, recently come OF age, has
began n snit in equity 70 compel the trustees Of
thai estate 10 pay over 10 him his disuibutiye
portion William Valentine. grand father OF
this plaintiff. died Ia lS39, leaving an estxts
valued at Sls3,Q0O. which he placed by viii IN
the hands OF Jefferson Borden and Phillip A..
Borden. a. trustees, for the benefit OF has graad-
children The question % be pas SD Hpon nv
the court. is upon the construction Of the will
whether distributor is 20 ee made as Une heirs
come OF age, OF not until the youngest reaches
ma lority The estate. under The skilful man
agenent OF the trustees. has Increased 10 ST.
,go.OOO.
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TEE PAscsALL HoUsE LOTTERY DRAwrNe.
The long looked Tor Pssceali House drawing
Friday, BAT failed 20 attract auv cousldsrabie
attention. Number a5,7e2 DIRE " the house The
holder as YET is unknown. ard IL l. said that N.
ticket was rot sold. The drawing occupied
several houTs.
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Persons suffering with any disturbance Of the Sc
cretory organs, that rave difficulty in dscharg-
ug the contents OF their bowels, OF that the
habit of taking Pills or opening medicines. should
Try one box o. these truly excellent Pills. The hap
Diurss Of their effects the system. and the salts
factory evidence one box will give you Of their
wonderful curative powers will convince you that
your faith and trust in them will become firmly es-
s4blished.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Faber farm, near Waynesboro'. contain
ing o. acres, was sold by Thos. J. Niche,
Trustee, az pnblIc sale, on Tuesday last, q Mr.
Isaac Baker, formerly Of Rockingham at
S76.7j per acre.
Reuben Walton. living near Newport, Page
county, Va, has been offered $3.50 for has or
chard, which was planted only five years ago.
and covers IL acres and contains loo trees
negro named Lewis Tabb, con yicted OF rob
berry in the King George county court, was re-
ceived al the penItentiary on Sunday, and en-
tered upon a two years term.
The fodder crop in The Northern Neck OF
Virginia, has been ruined by rains which did
NOT visit the upper Underwater region.
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fSN Va q. WALL d CO., Auctioneers.
ID Stores ga and 3l1,

fSN W. q. WALL d CO., Auctioneers.
ID Stores 31s aud 3lf,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE BALANCE OF
S1QSk OF FINE BRUSSELS TAPESTRY,
TIME PLY. COTTAGE AND HgMP CAR
TITS, oILCLOTHs, COCOA MATTINGS,
DRuGGETs, &c. vt ACCrIoN.
Oh TUESDAY MORNING. October 18th, COM
meneing At 10 O'Clock, will sell the balance Of
the stock OF Carpets, together with another
Pieces Cr9ssiey Sons Velvet. and Body Brussels
Rieees Tapestry and Rugs
P1eees brlghts Sheard's TspestIy and kues
Pieces hree ply and Ingram Carpets
Pieces Hemp. Cottage and other Carpets
Pieces "A aud Ga Cocos Mating
Cru3Db Cloths And Drugeets. diferent sizes.
/ be above stock will be closed out wi thout re-
serte, are all perfect and some OF the elegant
pstterns VIII be sold in lots to suit chasers.
Terms cash. W. l.. WALL CO,
CcIt AuctiOpeers.
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A COSTLY RAT NEsT-Some workmen an
the repair shops Of the Louisville and Nash
VILE Railroad, Were engaged repairing the
end OF an old box or freight car, when one o.
them, Mr.. John Neeley, discovered ssrat's
nest" in the lining OF the car. Upon stirring
up the ssnest." he discovered and pocketed I've
S1vO bills, three Of which Were interest bearing
notes. Ii was rather a costly bed for rats and
they had evidently been living Ugh ~ some
body expense, for the most OF AZ was mutllated
10 some extent. How the money got there A. q
mystery. The car was used during the war
over the road, and the general sUpposition -
that some officer or soldier, perhaps ~sutier."
happened TO be in thai car when the train was
attacked by guerrillas, and IN moment OF
sstemporary fright" slipped the money between
the lining and the outside OF the car. and forgot
IL, or where he py It, Mr.. feeley has for
warded the money for redemption m gold and
interest on the s.legal tenders" and s-gold-bear-
ers." Nr VeeIey. or MT. Anybody else, don't
fnd rat-nests made of SiOu green0acks every
day: and as he is a sober, nard-wOrking man.
we hope by. this streak OF good lack he may
be happy yet."--LOEisusiie De'aoerR
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Is SMOKE A NUIsANCE,-A curious declston
of Chancellor Zabriskle is noted in the New
Brunswick IN. J J FTed0nsaR. II appears thst
some years since Mr.. Alfred ]. Butler, of that
city, entered upon the business OF manufactur-
ing earthenware which he has carried on sue
cessfully and without molestatIon until recent
ly, when, having undertsKen 70 improve his
building. he was notified 10 appear before the
Chancellor and show cause why he should nor
stop his Improvements, and an Injunction be
accordingly issued 20 that effect, practically
shutting up all has works and destroying mas
business-certain of his business neighbors
having declared that his business was likely 10
be a nuisance, on account OF the smoke which
It was contemplated would issue from the tall
chimney OF his furnace. Mr.. Butler duly an
peared before the Chancellor proposing 70 put
in evidence from some Of the most res pectable
citizens OF New Brunswick that no nulsap CO
had ever been created by the smoke from the
business as heretofore conducted. The Chan
cellor, however, informed hIm thar he could
have the privilege Of making personal state
menf in rebuttal OF the complaint, but could
not be allowed TO present any evidence in sup
port thereof, because the compliments had not
offered any in support Of theirs Mr.. Butler
put in his statement and the Char cellor there
upon took the papers, kept them about three
months, and recently granted the request Of the
petitioners by en- joining Mr.. Boiler from using
any wood or other fuel in his mandatory
which would create a smoke. As no other fuel
but wood will answer in the manufacture OF
earthenware, this practically closes up Mr.
Buffers business.
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PROPOSALS.
MAYoR's OFFICE, CITY HALL.
DEOPesALs FOB COAL AND WOOD.

MAYORS OFFICE, Cry Hall
WASH INGToN. ID. q October 10, 1873
proposals viii De received III this flee until IL
o'clotk on WEDNEsDAY. October IA, ISIS for
the furnishing o. Coal and Wood for the City Hall
arc Police station houses. pe-fourth TO be de-
hyerec immedtstey, the balance By the FIRST day OF
\ November next. 80 -
IS tots Of White Ash Coal, best quality to be de-
lliyeIed at Clty Hail.
l. tons OF r. Ash Goal. heat uuaIirv IN Ia daIix
cred az City Hall
tons Of Bituminons Coal, best quality to be d.
livered at City Hall.
5coIds Of kindling Wood, to be delivered at City
Is tons OF White Ash Coal and cords KfndIfng
Wood fer ist Precinct station house
II tots Of White Ash Coal ami l cord KfndIinr
Wood for I'd Precinct station house
Is tons Of White Ash Coal aud cords KipdIirp
Wood for 4th Precinct Sta ION house
l. tons OF White Ash Goal aai 2Ie cords EiudIpe
Wood for 5th Precinct station house
II tons OF White Ash Coal and cords Kindlin1
Wood for 9Th Precinct Station house
IA tons Of White Ash Coal and cords KindlipQ
Wood for 9TH Precinct Station house
IL tons Of White ASH Coal and ~ cords KindIinp
W God for Sth Precinct Station honse.
l2ti tons Of White Ash Coal at each of the four
Fire Engine houses.
Bids must be endorsed on the enyelooe Promo
sails for Coal and Wood -
The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved.
O-H II
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AUCTION SALES.
THO AFTERNOON.

1mhB ARIBRNOVNs
f2l GRIKH . VILLIAns.
- AucsionssrS aaA Reel Sseate Brokers,
No. $50 Southeast corner of7th and d sts.
TRUSTEES SALE or $50 BARRELS OF
Lagos DxK9.
so y .: :: :: s. d:s q Az e '
re land records for he county Of Wa ssd
s s S.1 u "a g. seis o
. m = 1t the Mesropciitas brewery corner ef N
trees.nd New Jersey avenue, SEQ barrels Of Lager
viii is..rs.s on ss IS ;' iro ss. sase T.
August g use; on 81 % q from oSisSer IS, Iss;
90 ra, NJ 70 , men october a. 1855 on sliTs-E
The Lager Beer viii be sold in lots Of 8 and 50
g barrels 10 TO be paid ct the tine OF sse 40 and
on each lot Of 50 barrels. siio
The beer to be removed within ave days after
Internal revenue TO y. paid b, the purch.,er
ER sOHMIDr, Trustee
oeI d4es GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
IlY sALTER 4 co Auctione~r..
- No. 3s4A Tth st., between II ana sts.
n We will sell. within our sales-com. the an
Eya}tire stock Of . dealer decii cling busiuess
6.zeommencins IHURsDAY EvRNiSG, octO.
Undershirts, Drawers, Hose &c
Half Hose, Coats, Pants
Vtsts. Hats, Gaps. Boots
suspenders. Shirts, Spreads
Blankets Shswis, Glassware
Watches, Clocks. Jeweixy, &c
Knives. and Forks
We call the especial stienti IN ef Hoasskeepers
ard others 20 the above sale ss every article will
pesiti'ei' be sold to 'hs his Ts sid Ter
ere sold. seq
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Rf C0oPkh LATlMkR, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with j. q. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and lit
street, Star Once Building

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No las
lsTRkET, BETWEEN 2IsT AND 22p sTs
WEST, AT AUCTION.
,s 9h i ItEspAl AtT , Oct 18th,
-4we shall sell the western Is feet of Lot 8, In
SQUARE IS. improved by q comfortable Frame
This pro- perry Is situated on the north side Of 81
north, between 2lst and III streets vest.
Terms: OBe-tbird casb; the residue in six and
twelve months, secured by q deed of trust, with
notes bearing interest. Convey ancing aud rev
nre stamps AT the cost of purchaser. Si00 down
at time of sale.
ocs- dads COOPER a LATIMER Auets
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CLOTHING. &c.
HI HOLIDAYS ARE OVER

i HI HOLIDAYS ABE OvEBI
Como, boys, it's getting cool;
Time now, to 80 10 sehooii
Boys have had splendid run.
Splendid run and Jolly fun
Nov the Jolly funs done;
Ttas he schooling vas begun.
Jackets torn; trowsers muddy;
New begin the steady study
Bring along the states and books;
Brisk footsteps; pleasant looksi
Hoi there don't pouti
Whatb the matterf Elbows out
Beat Tickets got hole iaS
Pants need hAf solingS
. .-s Cant stand WORKOUT clothesp
Won't 90 to school With thossS
Here. Pa take the boy
I'm his youthful heart With joy
frot him OF right away, r
Bay suit Of clothes to -dayi 10
Coat, and Vest, and Pauts, aad all,
At 1.-THE CELEBRATED OAK HALL. va.
pont lst the boy go shabby He vim be better
every good boy in town Also, for eysry good 6oyS
ssassllen, pste5nI parent Horribly cheap, .. Che
.,P.s- This is entirely new Stock, made mp in
the best style. se9Im
BoYs' AND YOUTHS
DEKss AND SCHOOL CLOTHING. 90.
large stock Just received for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
STEPHENS 4 CO.,
$40 Psnnsylvauia avenue,
an at bet. 9th and 10th streets.
II J. HEIBERGER,
Successor to n. r. LogDos Co. ~
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR, r.
Metropolitan Hotel, tls;e Browns,D
iylS-u No. 500 Penn. avenue, Washington,
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DY C0OPER LATIMER, Auctioneer,
ID Late Clerks with James g. Mcclure A Co.,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and lIth
street, "StAr Once Build
rRysTEEis SALE OF TIN CASES OF CON
NkCTICUT LEAF TOBACCO OF PRIME

NkCTISgT LEAF TOBACCO or PRIME
QUALITY.
In ths Supreme Cop,t Of the Disfrict Of Columbia
BtIfsaH IS. Wetch and Others. In Equity No.
In pursuance Of order sf tho Supreme Court
Of q District of Columbia sitting in 4 luity,
bearing date the sixth dsy of July. A. ID. 1865. the
undersigned as u ustee appointed by said Court in
the above suit. will sell at public suction at the
auction store OF Cooper ana Latimer, on TUES
DAY. the 18th day Of October. A. ID lSos At four
O'Clock D IN ten cases Of Connecticut leaf tobac-
OLA superior quality.
Terms cash.
NATH'L WILSON. Trustee
ocsd Unt.D COOPER LATIMER, Auols.
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National Capitol Life Insurlaee Company,
OFFICE $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
GALT's BUILDING.

OFFICERS.
nat g; EMERY President.
PATIERsoN. Secretary.
ba eS sI GttE AIR T5ea:u n,S.rv
W. A.AUsTIN. superintendent Of Agencies.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. HALL, M. D. F. HOWARD. IL D.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
SAMUEL k Eekx T. sHEpHHhhR2Di!a e. PLANT
n. g. Emery, Joseph r. Brown,
k kss. 4 Ss sSs sSs,a Es,:sq: PSpl.on:
kdsin i; Gray. ehss kio%ann,
SicSOla: AeEsr, B. PATTERSON.
The nsATI0sAL CAPITOL chartered - .
ever chartered B. the Congress Of the United
sststes-las been entirely reorsanized and made .
has been paid in ana securely invested, ana the
Company is now fully prepared for business.
f9 Ell ss o Ii :h can
ps,1 or 81 .heis option, taking policies Without
MSTUaI sna sfooK 1aS
The names of its Officers and Directors are a suf.
bctent guarantee that the affairs of the Company
wall lie conducted with honesty and economy.
every promise made to policy holders, ana no risks
by the perfect safety and security OF the Company
can be impaired or questioned.
POLICIES
The National Capitol Life Insurance COMPANY
lssres all the most desirable forms Of policies in
Annual Life, Annual Endowment
LoI and short. Ten Payment Life,
Ten Pay ment Endowments, Term Policies,
With or without participation in profits.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
Every person making one annual payment is en-
fitt TO re nSze paid up policy for amount de-
termInabl the kind and amount OF policy No
payment is:yst If the policy is allowed 10 lapse.
NO RESTRICTIONS UPON RESIDENCE Oh
OCCUPATION.
The National Capitol allows policy holders to
nssea ana reside In any part OF the world and at
life "'"''N0A' VI
Dividends VIII be declared on oil participation
Tonces annually after two full years premiums
No charge for policy, STAN ps, or medical exam.
No extra rates charged for risks upon lives Of
None but sound. healthy risks accepted upon any
GENERAL AGENTS wanted throughout the
Application may be made, giving references. to
Wellington. ID. O. % l6-lm
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llY J. b. WHEsLER a CO., Auctioneers,
ID No. oil Louisi ana avenue, bet. 9Th and 7th
opposite Seaton House.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REALEs-
TATE ON 18Th STREET VAST, BETWEEN


CHAkCEk1 FALL OF VALUABLE REAL KS
TATE ON 18Th STREET VAST, BETWEEN
II AND L STREETS NORTH.
Byyirtue OF decree Of the supreme Court Of the
ristfi,t of Columbia passed October 9th, ISIS. in
ChaBcery cause No. Ills, John s Fsneh and wife,
comp ainsnts, vs.. David o Way ct al, defendants,
A shall offer for sale az public auction, in front of
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Oc-
tober- lss, at clock p. IN part OF Lot No IS in
Square Ne. go, in the city Of W ashington District
OF Columbia, begDning for said part OF lot on 18th
street west, 81 feet ITEM the northeast corner of
said lot, and runBiDg thence south AZ feet; thence
west IS feet, to public alley; thence north feet
ths ME east eS feet 20 the place Of beginning This
proptrsy affords desirable buiding site, having q
front Of " feet 18th street IN the immediate vi
cinity of franklin Square, and extending back 10
30 feet public alley.
in each; the bslancs in two equal instruments st
six and twelve months from the day OF SALE the de-
ftrrek payments to bear interest n ON the DAY OF
tale and 10 lie secured by the bonds OF the purchs
with surety or spreties TO be approved By the
Trustee; or the purchaser may pay the y hole In
cash. et his option. No deed TO be given uGtu the
final ratification OF TIE sale and the payment OF
the whole Of the rurct zee money. Ii the terms of
sale hre not piled with within ten d. ys OF the
Gay o sale the Trustee is authorized 70 resell AZ
the risk ana cost Of the defauliing purch sser All
e100down OF the day Of sale -
ocT7t&ds J.B. WHEELER Co. Asets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12
STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES.
TIRE NEW EXPRESS LINE
n BETWEEN - .
EEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTO
AND GEORGETOWN.
OLD LINE. 9Th
REGULAR SAILING DAYS,
from GEOBGRTOWN,
FRIDAY, AT n.
FROM NEW YORK,
SATURDAY, AT AZ n.
Fox freight, apply to -a
. JOHN B. DAVIDSON, AEsnt,
eS Water street, GEORGETOWN, q. @.
Il. ELDhIDGE D CO., Agents,
Prince street wharf, Alexandria.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
1O4 Wall street, New York.
parts Of the country with desEash
NEW MERCHANTS LINE OF SFEA MsHIPa
IN e. y. KNIGHT, AND JOHN GIBSON,
VIII run regularly during the winter months b.
tween New York Alexandra, Washing 80,
ssp, and GeoIgetowp, Is fellows: &TS
Eiver,a ct the foot OF Roosevelt ntreet, ever SAT
URDAY, at 4 P. M; Georgetown, from vtarf foot
Of High street, every THURSDAY, and SiexsS'
dria every FRIDAY, atl2 N,
Por freight or passage apply at the of,oe OF the
street, below Esvy Department.