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SThe Archbishop Of Bordeaux, an addition
10 his religious duties, deyOt-s much time IN
writing against the destruction Of small birds.
The Archbishop takes the ground thai NJ an
adherence Of cruelty does not supply a m olive,
self interest ought 10 afford reason Tor EXTEND
ing protection 10 them France has suffered
heavily from insects, which would have been
destroyed had The little birds been permitted 10
exist. Last year the damage done 10 the crops
IN France exceeded SiO5.Uyi,uv0, ana in one de-
partment alone S50,'OO was pai1 Tor the de-
struction OF peTniclous white worm, from
which locust lie produced. The Archbishop's
efforts have produced some good. aud OH Gals
nave been appointed an every parish 20 protect
the birds and their eggs.
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Extracts from i.srittrs Of This Work conuspcins
f5ona the year 1850.
MANHOOD. BY DR.. CURTIs.-In this age OF pre-
tension, when the privileges Of the true are con
difficult to afford the sufferer from nervous debili-
~, the unerring means Of Judgment where to seek
The difficulty. Their experience and reputation in
the treatment of these psiniu diseases are the pa
tents guaranty, and well deserve for the work
it's immense circulsrion.-EYn.
ably written. and DEVELOPS the treatment of q
class Of painful msladies, which have too long
Ca,ted SeTrios Gazette.
Curtis on MaNHoop.-It deyelopes the fearful
shoals on which lsrg Pr portion Of human han
re- nay ~ noidad ~ as.. ens.. Dy Which
acountry would it be did its youth put into prsc-
tics the philsnthropic and scientific msxims here
laid down one cause Of matrimoni4 Al misery mi ht
then be banfHhed from our land, aud the race of
the enervate be succeeded by a renewal of the
hardy, vigorous spirits Of the olden time.-C!roni-
Gle.
CURTIS on MANHoop.-This f. really q valuable
work; for pointing ont the diseases resulting from
excuses, the evils Of which manifest in every
stituton Of those induigiRg. 1t will do much to
prevent the vice which, by its prevalence among
on the future well being OF msny.-HsrGld.
DIR. CuRrIss work, entitled Manhood, 10 one of
the few books now before the public on such q
subject which lay claim to the character Of be.
fufis inseii sbis to ali Who read il: Ths moral Il
and medical precepts given in 1t render 1t invalu-
able-Mdssst.
CURTIS ON HANHoop.-This 10 truly o valuable
oS The profe.siona repatato% Of IN. aassor
medical referee the {: eatment Of nervous debi.
ice hes obtsinsd.-Sssday Tsses.
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ga Chicago butcher Was detected AT tbs.
MON Stock aros, IN that city, trying 20 get
away dead hog which BE- had propped IN
among some live ones IN such manner a. 10
make NJ APPEAR TO be alive. He evidently IN
tended 10 make pork out OF II.
81 British India is threatened with a famine
as destructive the late terrible famine in
OrIssa- The Rice crop has been destroyed by
deluge on the coast and by drought in the
terror.
G~lt Is estimated thst two and half mi lion
acres OF land Ia SOath arOiinis. fully one-haif
OF the whole amount improved, is offered for
sale, and the average price does not exceed SIX
dollars an acre.
rE-The first instance Of a Chicago pulpit be-
ing occupied by a female preacher, occurred
on Sunday last i'm The Church OF the Redeemer
(UnIversalst) where Rev. Mrs. Cnapin, OF
Mount Pheasant Iowa. addressed a very large
audience III the morning and evening.
~Fancy gilt and enameled combs and lew.
elry OF all kinds have had their day.
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KISSING IN PoLITICs.-EveryhOdy recoilects
the story % the GeOrsiau1, Duchess OF B-Nen-
shipe, the partisan OF hr. Fox. who Kissed a
butcher for has vote m the famous Westminster
election. Il has been oddly enough recalled by
II cent eieCuOnesring experience Of Lord san
con, who has been kissed by an enthusiasts
hshwoman o: Liverpool while on a ytstt 10 he
voters OF hat city IN the fishing iat-rest As
every nshwoman - not a Christie John stOn,
the osculatory ordeal OF candidates for the
House Of Commons m Liverpool aud Other
cities ard towns OF the Unit-d kingdom that
Go large business IN the fisheries, NAV we'll
excite apprehension. Should the MOman's
Rights party prevail an Great Britain aud the
U Dited STATES. AZ Will be- worth while 10 nquIre
how lar a candidate fJr Parliament BrA,On-ress
A. in duty bound 20 kiss his femluina con-
stiiueBts or 10 receive from them this mark of
their support and approval; and o. Will b. also
4 matter for Legislatures 10 determine whether
Elsses for votes viii not come under the statute
concerning bribery in elecuons.
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Aud drop a drop on her bosom
To STE n she b dead.

A VERY Coon LITTLE BoY.-Little Walter
Draper Il a very good little bOy, according -
All the rules LAID down for very good httle
boys. Last Sunday n asked his mother 20 60
down 10 The Gould 4 Curry Reservoir, whica
has mother refused. on the ground Of lts beng
the sabbath. q cd little bows sometimes cry
a litle. and Walter began blabb-rlng.
why, Walter" cried has mother, Il am as-
tonished' The idea Of your wishing 10 60
down to the reservoir on the Lords holy SAb-
bath, 10 go a swimming with Il lot Of bad lttl.
bCysr
"Boohoo," blpbbers Walter: Il didn't want
10 go swImmm' with en- ma: L only wanted
20 20 down and see the bad little boys get
drowned tor gO.n' swimmin' 4 Suuday-boo-
hOOif-.N4rrnHl.tfn Irfn.-
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Test or DEATH.-A competitor for The prize
offered by the French A. iemy of = fences for
a certain test Of death. gives the following
Produce blister on a finger OF toe by means
OF candle Z Ia for several seconds IA c6afact
herewith. "a thing which always taxes placa
on the living or the dead, If the candle b. held
long enough. IL the blister contains serOsIty.
(the water Of the blOOd,) a. is positive saga OF
life; II. on the contrary, the blister only con-
talns air, or yapor, IL is certain ID be- a "a Irrrs
Ia other words, for a dry blister. death: for a
Wet one. lite. A mistake l. thus not possible.
Whether thIs be correct or not, a. has the
claim of ancient belief Tide The old SCOTTISH
ballad
Ont spak her cruel stsp- minnie:
TAX ye the burning lead.
Aud drop drop on her bosom
To ste II she b dead
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ROPosALs FOB GRADING STREETS.
MAJORS OFFIcE, Cry HAIL,

WA,HTNGIoS, D c October ?, 1853
fIOpOsais Will Toe received at this Off until IL
clock m on MONDAY, November l5. 1875 for
1rad!ug ard Graveling 18TH street west fir IN Q
s.Leet hoTth 70 boundary, under al act approved
The work TO be doue under the direction o, the
cry surveyor. ths supertutenuc0Ce OF the Com
missioner of the First " ARD, ana two Assistant
commissioners to be appointed by the MavOr
BitCeTs Will state the price per cubic yard for
excavation or eDbaUkment, the work to be paid tor
only enc way, and that Will be the way which
measures the most whether il be fer excavation
or eFihankment. The gravel TO be of good quality,
a. diIee from stone Of improper size, and to be
nine inches deep IN the .Ceutre Of tae street ana
tapering to fcvr inches deep at the gutter line
after me same has been properly rolled.
All the sun us earth, inciuiilg sand gravel and
stones 70 be A. posted wherever the Ward Gem
missioner may direct.
No Part of the appropriation will be pail until
the work has been approved by the City Srryryor,
the ComTblssl OAtr of the Ward, and the Assistant
CJuiuS siCneEs.
Zach BID must be accompanied with the cuaraQ-
tee OF res p'rsble party Known to b. such that,
u accepted. the bidder viii exec Gts contract in
due form, aud perform the work in accordance
herewith.
The guarantee must be in substance as follows.
- L. A guarantee 1t this nd ne accepted by
the MAYER, that the bidder Will eutrc into a con-
tract for the sane. and p"rfor the 10rk according
to the Tee ementa thereof -
Bids must lie endorsed on the enva'ope EEProno-
sails fer grading end RravelinS 18th street west
from street moth to Boundary and addressed
to the Mayor u W ashingtCn.
HENRY HITBER,
HCtl Commits -ionsr First Ward.
lChron1cie euc Republican
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fyY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
- ACctioneers and Real rstate Brokers
No. 500, southeast corner eth aud streets.
TRUsTEEpsALEoF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND ON TIE OLD BLADkNsSURG ROAD
ABOUT THREE MILES from THE CENTER
MAkkET. AT ACCTI0N.
On FRIDAY, November Goth, at ( D. m, on the
premises, shall sell, by virtue of deed of trust
dated the Goth day of June, 1854, and recorded in
Llber u. I. q. folio loo; al Ia the county
of Washington. Bounded on the north by
said road. and adjoining on the east the pro per-
iy of McCeney, and on the south and west the and
Of henry Queen, containing eighteen acres, more
or less, with the Improvements, consisting of q
two story Dwelling House, Corn House, and Sta
BILE; with an excellent pump of water in the yard;
known as the country residence of the late Mitchell
Miller, deceased.
Terms: Two-thirds cash; balance in six and
tw elve months for notes bearing interest, aud
cured by a deed OF trust on the premises. Goa
vey ancing and revenue stamps AZ the cost of the
purchaser. 600 Gown on the farm when knocked
of; and if the terms are not complied with within
five days after the day Of SALE the trustee
the right resell the premises at the risk aud cost
Of the eefaulting purchaser, by advertising three
times I'm some newspaper publis shed IN Washington.
b. &. WILLIAM NEWMAN, Trustee.
no eod&ds GR1EN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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PROPOSALS..
PRoPosALs FOR GRADING STREET,
MAyOP'S OuVrCE Novap,Ao1I u

n MAYORS OFFICE. November H. 1888
nOsAIs VIII be received al this office ntiI II
g cIoch IN on nUNDAY, NoVember % lsss for
Sstug and travelling h street north. from
A., IN ospl'oI street To boundary street east, TN
&c. an act approved November .. 1873
$50; 1or GractnR and travelling NJ straet north
lon coith capitol street to Bon 4ry street east
uLieI I'D act approved NOy smbeT 9. 1875.
ms eCTk to be done under the direction of the
10y surveyor. the superintendent Of the Com .
t1mmistl IL neIs. TO be ap poisted by the MAJOR.
biddcrs v i'll state the price per cubic yard for
tAcaNaiiOa or enib Ankment the work 70 be paid
loTohlJ one way and that vi be Toe way which
measures the most. whether il be for alton or
einbaok meDt. The gravel 10 be ef good quality
ana fTte from stones If imprnner size and TO be
hue Inches deep IN the centre OF the street and
ihperlng 10 ICUr inches Ceev At the gutter line
att the same has been prop riy rolled
All th" surplus earth. inclUiiug sand. gravel.
Commissioner may direct
, Nc part OF the app OpJistiCn will De paid until
l.t NOrk hts tCcu az pr.ysI D. tLe city curve, or
tie Conniissio ncr Of the " ard and the Assfstan
Commissioners
The night . rriact -nv IT PI biis;s reserved
Each bid must be accumpsni ed Sith The written
guarantee u a rrsPer sltle party (ruOwu to he
suchl that n accepted the bIfGsr will execute a
contract ~ Que fyIn, AL perform the work in ac-
CoIdance Herewith.
L, 4 y. guarantee il this bid he ace otsi By the
Mayor that the bidder viii enter into a contract
Tor the same, and perform the work according to
the require meHts thereof -
Bids must bs endorsed on tna envelope sPropn.
sails Tor Grading aud GrSvciIing \ street u Jrtn,
RouDdaIy street east, and addressed to the
Mayor OF ashingtOn, ID. 4
nol3]0t Commissioner Of the Fourth Wa-d
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
HI - &c -

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&Ms-z
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BaLrI.
MORE and W.sHINGroS AND The WEST,
are now as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
L:sye aai e!osHs s ssnS sss M ,ad
FOBALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily except Sunday, At 4. NJ. and l:20
p. III.
FoB ANNAPOLIS.
or from Annapolis or Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave at : A. NJ and 4:2O and $40 Pm.
FOR wAf STATIONS.
Leave a. = A. u aud AGO aud s:3OPM.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
Leave daily, eSs &c ss.q5dsy and Sunday, at
seeing q Relay station with trains from Bait.
Through icket. 70 the @e9t can M be had a. the
Washington Station Ticket Once a. al hears q
Pepnsylvsnis syenue Passengers purchasing
tickets At the averHe Gtos can there arrange 70
residence, taken to the depot, ard Put IN the bag
For New York rhIlsde,phia, and Boston, see
sivertisem'ph o. through Line,
~ df net Of 4rssF Hss1s
sel GFc KOONTz, General Agent.
rIHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L MN ELLA nst AND I IN r
WASHINGTON, lsS.
=, Trsius between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK now run follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, sri.hoAn change Of rn-s,
Leave daily except Sunday at = A. Nj, and
1880 and q p. II.
FOB PHILADELPHTA.
Leave daily Except sUudsy) at = A, M and
1880 and $40 r NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at Z. NJ, and PhnsdeI-
phis st $40 p. NJ.
Sleeping for New York on 2. NJ train
daily.
Through ucketsto Philadelphia, New York, or
RtstoD can be lad at the Station ONCE ct Gil hours
In the day. Also, at the Comnsny's Office, No.
400 Penn sylvsnia avenue. Passengers Purchasing
tickets at the Avenue ofic can there arrange TO
have their baggage called for and checked their
residence, taken ne depot, ard put in the bag
gage
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
nspolis and the West.
Il. WILSON Master o. Transportation.
l.. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent
seH GEO. s. kO0NTZ, Agent, Washington.
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10y WILLIAM L.. WALL & CO, Auctioueers
10 Stores 3 4 . aud 3I.,
South corner Penn. avenue aud 9th street

PERENPToRY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT at AUCTION.
IL On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Novsm
LII Der 1911, ISIS, at O'Clock, will sell. an
S-ssiront OF the premises, No. 400 18th street.
between and streets north, being parts of
LOts Nos aud 5, IN Square No 81, being the
porth q feet r NJ by IS feet deep with the pri Vi
lege OF three-feet alley leading into street i'm
proved by two story Brick House, nearly new.
with tacS building And containing eight ROOMS,
and rs SITUATED IN oae of the most dssr loca-
uons In the city II being convenient ID the avenue
ara cars. and We call the special attention of buy-
ere, rs IL v Ill = Dsitively be sold
Terms: IS . cash, the balance in one, two and
three years; deferred payments TO be secured BY a
deed OF frust on the premises. Stamps and con-
Veysnolng at the expense Of tue purchaser. A de-
post 81 500 Will be Required : the prop
erty Is sold. W l. WALL 4 co
DglQ
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nR. BUTTONS
~ TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

nR. BURTON'S
~ TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR To-
also an excel ent appetizer. IL pHrjEsS aud IN
rrhts the blood, inylgcTates the g. STEM Possesses
sbl.s the stomach to digest the be.rtisst food.
axes sleep refreshing. aud establishes robust
health Smokers and cseIceLstoJ SjIty years cured.
ing treatise on the injurious effects Of tobacco,
viii lists o. testimonials. references, etc, sEXr
DR. T. Z. ABBoTT, Jersey City, Nj.
TESTIMONIALS.
u PosTMAsIER's 1EsrlMoNY.-i received box Of
Buttons Antioote from Rev. J. III. Pouiton, and
S. GATsMAi Connection, Harrison Co., Ohio.
FROM THE g. TREASURY, Secretary Dire
Please send a supply of the ANrIDoIE. Ias one
o. T. EDGAR.
FROM NEw HAMPSHIRE STATE PRIsOy-GentIe-
men OF influence here having been cured of the
appetite for tobacco by rsins Or. BGrtos's Anti
oct. we desire supply Tor the prisoners OF this
JOSEPH MAYO, Warden of n. d. State Prison.
ABANKER's TESTIMONY DIR. Burton's Antidote
for Tobacco mas ACCOMPLISHED Z claimed for az.
". MANN, LIST Nat. Bank, New Albany, Ind
A GLEReYxAy's TESTIMONY Owe Box OF An
TlDoTE cured my brother and myself 1T NEVER
FAILS kev. w. SHoENAKER,
Kelley . Station, Pa.
FROM TIE Police EEADQUAErERs. LYNN, NJ ass
hors gained th,riy tre pounds Of a.sh an three
naonths by nsing Or. Burfcn's Antidote, and all
desire for tobacco is removed. wu1 w..
Prom THE souTHKRX HONE JOURNAL, BALrr-
MORE. MD.-0ne box of Burton s Antidote remorei
all desire for the weed from ne. L take pleasure
T.Y. SLATER, Editor.
vOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
lTrademark Y Ccpyightei.l
d. p. HICKLING.
Corner Pa avenue and Sd street, General Agent
tor District Of Columbia. noi.om
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lIY J. B. WHEELER D CO., Auctioneers.
- No. 81 Louisiana avenue, bet. 9Th anG Jth sts
opposite HeatOp Housa -
CHI NOERY SALE OF VALUABLE rRoprRr-
ON STREET NeRTH, BhTWEEN ITI

CHI NQERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On sTkkEp NGkLH BhTwEEN Urn
Under and BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbis, passed on the
18th day Of October 1853 In certain Gauss therein
pending, wherein Mary v Lsrkin is complainant,
ard Joseph Louehron and others are defen dants,
tE9nity, NO ,s2aD the undersigned Trustee will,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of Novs mber, ISIS,
81 ciock IN the afternoon in front OF the prem
ises Proceed to sell the following property meu-
toned ard described in the proceedings, TO Wit:
the west - feet inches front street. part Of
Lot numbered twenty one, in SQUARE numbered
one hundred end sixty six
1be attention Of persons desiring good location
for dwelling site Is respectfully called TO this
sale.
Terms Of sale: One. third cash; the balance in
ecu al psysble in sig, twelve and eigh
teen months; deferred notes 70 be secured by deed
Of trust upon the property. All convey ancins aud
revenue Stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. In
lees The terms Of sale are complied with In Ave
da,s from day OF sale the property viii be resod ct
tie rfrk of the defAnlt Nc purchaser. deposit OF
siV0 viii be required when the seIty Is bid OFF
JOSEPH 9AWLER, Trustee.
J.B WREULEk 90,
nou 2aw3v Scs Auctisneers.
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ELEGANT NEW DRESS GOODS.
We have Just opened another lot of
FINE pRESS GOODS

from the auction sales in Philadelphia. and hay
ing purchsssd them grestly unaer the cost of in
portstion, are prepared TO Offer them AZ SUCH
prices 10 insure their sale in very short tine
ALSO, OPENED,
q very handsome assortment OF PAISLEY LONG
SBANLS IN black and scarlet centres, ranging
from s. To- $3.50 each, with a large sssOrtmen M
Of FINE WOOL PLAID SHAWLS, al at low
prices
The lowest cash price marked in plain figures on
eac n article and NO dew alton above
W.M. SHUSTFH FRO,
no l0-eo3t No. - Market Spacs
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY 70
alOt SlRStr, NJ RTH SIDE, BETWEEN
ihEhTH AND TWELFTH SHEETS at
AUCTION
,nSe On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Novem
60 ter 18th, ISIS, az ! OClo 4. in 'front.' OF the
r. Irsmisss, We shall sell that n1sorle resi-
oence Nc SIC street, between Ilth ari
18th street,. hear nth street CoutsiEiug Il rooms.
hath room and hall water aud cas-. permanent
wash tubs rsuce and fur.sre
This - one of the most oorirlete houses Of its
Eze IL tire city aud beit In e ia. p~iu
streets ard In enc OF she best location shSuli de-
mana tie attention Of IaTties ia search # a COM
ilrtalle residence.
Terms: Oae tEird ash; the residue In 6 and L
d. nths, secured by deed OF trust with not :
airing interest. Couveyanring and revenue
stamps at cost Of purchaser sIrU Down a. tine of
sale. COOPER & LATfMER.
no i Hat. AUctiOnecrs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor DEF CURTIS, author OF" snhood,"
Medical Essays on Marriage /" &C. &C, b. gs TO
nj ufy his Washington patients, that owing u ais
extensive practice I'm Baltimore. he will futu re
be able to devote emily the following dave 20 their
interests. and will attend on WEDNESDAY
WINNINGS from TO y. m, and SUNDAYS
from 10 70 and to s .. m, at the on &C Of the
Manhattan Eelisf Association, No. ga street.
IL rear Of Millards Hotel Other days At his rest
dence, - North Charles street. Baltimore.
SPECIALITY Treatment and csvs Of nervous de-
biity, AID all diseases arising from abuses OF the
. en-
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Z IRsT NATIONAL 5AEB
OF WASHINGTON.
= y C6oKE, tel Jay Cooke b &c. y Trssiisss
WI. s BUE-IEGTES Cashier.
a0vg8SMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE gHTEg.
STkE Is,
1874 NrsH, oYrosi:. 80 T-f.,trs I.Sari>.fa
Government secarines wish Treasurer Cafsa
states,
"ONE MILLION DOLLdES re
We ouy anu sell eli CLASSES o. GOFsENaE e. .
SECURITIES at current market rates
FUR0"H EICHANTE s-a -raks C5Iir.5s.,
.sALL THE PRINCt:EL CITES Or SIE
sNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vc- hers o. n
MOST "a yORABLS Terms, and Ave ca,
.ui attention TO
ACCO UNITS OF EcSINE5s MEN sad Fiaks
and to any other Business eAtrustsd TO n.
FULL INFORMATION Ia regard to aOvkRN
aEST LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
WEI. 3. HUNTINGTcB, Cashier.
nTton, March y, 1865 NILS
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TRUSTEES SALE Oh HOUSE AND LOT IN
Tbk SEVENTH WARD.
ii On THURSDAY, the I9sh day of Nove-l-
t",E Der eusulng at { o cleck . IN. b. virtue OF
-SA-a deed Of trust TO the Subscribers, dated No
nietr 18th. E6S, shall sfer for sale. at public
auction in front Of the premises al that piece IT
ground, part of Lot situated on luih street west
between /, and streets south. and known az part
81 SgusTe No 81. of the Ban OF the city os Wash
iDE'o1. fronting "a feet inches said lO street
srd ate. ding back 81 feet II inches 70 THE raar
lire. tine metvs and bounds OF which part will ra
given on the cay Of sale With the irnpr pyernants
thereon. consisting of a Frame Dwelling Hor-e.
TINS property II Desr BY land Chapel in a 2 JOd
ne RhbcTnood, aud offers great Inducements to
pUrchasJ
TeTr's % sale one-hslF cash: resiiue in two
equal IL Stain nt- Of SIX aud Twelve months tie
purchaser giving his notes f,r the deferred pay
ments. satisfactorily endorsed. aud bearing inter
3 trC IN the cay Of sale A ce-i given anu a deed
a. trust taken. AL conye! snciug AMI STAMPS Al
trJ -Cs' Of the purchaser.
l. 'e terms Of sale are not complied with within
1--WE from the day II sale, the tTus resery.
the ut t. resell the said property. at tn risk
ard 1t ( the defaultiug purchaser, on giving
two IL 3 s notice ia the kvenIng star
ASBUbl LLOYD. r.
WM. p LASS ELLE.S trustees
TO lSd GhEEN WiLLiaMS. kucts.
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BATCHELOks HAIR DYE.

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the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reii able
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