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GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTl ON MASSAphC SETTs ANENuE, BE

GUARDIAN SALE OE VALUABLE PRDP-
TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
IA Under And by virtue cf decree of the Or
Ea3 phans' Court Of the District of Coumoia,
Iso7, and duly ratified and confirmed BY the SUI
preme Court Of the District aforesaid on the eSth
DAY IF March. 1853, tie undersigned, guardian,
viii, ON DNEeDAY, the 10th day OF septem-
premises proceed to sell the following pro perty. 20
Wit: Part of Lot No, 5. in Square No 81 begin
ming for the same at point on Massachusetts ave.
ming thence northv estW ardy and paralle with the
dividing line between lots numbered three 80
and nve t5) fifteen. p5l feet to a point distant
thirty five 1881 feet from the dividing line between
tapt twenty FIVE (2Sl feet from the corner comm m
to lots numb, red three. 49, four. 49, and hve. u.s.
thence eastv ardIy twenty five t25l feet with tue
the corner common to lots numbered three, q. }
four a. ) and Ave, 49, and thence northwestwardty
with the dividing lire between lots numbered
three 81 snd i've q sssenty.thres Ib feet three
This property IL improved By . convenient and
roomy Two story Frame aopse, With back build
Of NJ massachusetts, avenue. between Ninth and
Tenth stre.ts adjoining the row of fne brick
houses recently erect By Geo. T. Laueiy. Esa
certifcate, So square feet, and has four-foot
alley in the rear. Junning 10 Tenth street q
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance IN
ri. 90 end Be- s. s.d IL Ts,
property All cenveyeneiee and revenue STAINS y
viii be required wheR the property Is bid OF. :
days the guardian reserves the right to resell tbs
property ~ the risk And loas OF the defaultine
purchaser xLrzABEfH q raves. Guardian
9-t0o -AH a4tA e-ls 90 eisf 40 Aucttonoora
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Its use Ia Asiatie Cholera, either as preventive
cure. IL OF more value to the world than all
other discoveries in vogue.
1t instantly secures rest, stops the Cramps and
Spasms, and holds the constituents of the blood
gether, equaiZfng the circulation, and preventing
the eparatOn OF the watery constituents from the
other properties of the blood, and arrests vOmitn
and puIgfDg In Yellow Fever il is likewise all
potent, aud with the assistance Of Railways Pills
will protect those exposed from tacks, and cure
them that may be seized.
In Fever and Ague, Typhoid, Bilious. Scarlet
and other feyers, its use will always insure
cure.
Ia Rheumatism, Seurslga, Govt, Tic Doloreux ,
Sore Throat, Di ptheria. Influenza. in all cases OF
Inflammation, the Ready Relief, assisted when re-
quired 9TH the kesolyent and Pills, will surely
effect cure.
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If SUDDENLY sEIZED with pain one tea
spoonful n glass OF water will, in few mil ties
remove all uneasiness
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RAILROADS.
RALTaMORE ANE OHIO RAILROAD,
y WASHINGTON, Nay 8, Noon, l60.

BALTAA0kt AH inIv OHIO RAIL BAIL GAP, 10.
r e 81
.s ssIs!a 1Ep s VII
re no" r0. - f ts5lGT BxE LII
Leave daily, except sunday, at 100 $780, and lin
Fos % A.. HIt " Way s1q s 81 I; @i
,nS ss ave daily except Sunday, at7Oo O. m, and IL,
oA Val Lis Jus HTHN VI AHHAfo'
Leave at Soc and Too .. m, and at 100 and -
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 1:M D. N ARD ~ p. m. Ne trains 70
FOE RI sS sGFRA6RR
Leave at SOC Q. m, and $50 and o:lB .. n
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave ct 500 . m. and $50 and s:H Pm.
FOB ALL PARTs OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at3a:
sssss1 = .ns =, and g, sonn.s.,.
a Relay Station with trains from Baltimore 70
In the day, q we'll Is at the new once. 4Os Penn.
ads to check baggage at hotels or private resi-
For Nev'York, Phil.d.lphis, and Boston. ~
y.L;WILs9E, Master q TrsnsloItasion.
ocs aEo: 5. K6oS Sias. Agent . Ws:Einssoa
1 FaIfabHEPRiA AND 81 New A' 3osk.
8 9 77
wAsHINsroN. Jan. 9, 1877.
III nrG Mrs oetSnen Warrington and New York are
Ise1s d shx 4,
and Too p. m. ~
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave eaily except Sunday ct 500 and l1:N ,
m, and 40 and ZOO D. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philsdelphiaat TOO
sLEfRIHG CABS TOR New YORK on TOO Pm.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Bosten, can be had 1t the Station Once st all
hours in the day, a. we'll O. ct the ONCE, 4O6
Pennsylvania avenue, where arrangements can be
made to cneck baggage b otels and private
residences.
See Baltimore and Ohio Iroad advertisement
and schedule bstLesn Washington, Baltimore, An.
J. L. WILSON, Master of Transportation,
LIN. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
ocSO-tf GEO. 3. KO0NTZ. Agent, Washington
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10y WILLIAM l.. WALL l. CO., Aucts,
- Stores 8 S and 3t7,
Southwest corner Pa. ave. and 9Th street.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF MARBLE AT THE
Z. 8. CAPITOL AT AUCTION.
On the grounds north of the Capitol, on THURS
DAY AFTERNOON. Sept .mber 10 at O'Clock,
we Will sell on the premises, q lot of Marble,
among which are niue large Column Blocks.
BY order OF the Secretary of the Interior.
howard CLARK,
Architect L Capitol.
se3 W. l.. WALL & CO, Aucts
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10y COOPER d LATIMER, Auctioneer,.
- Late clerks with Jas. O. Mcclure q Oo..I
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave- and nth
street. Star Once Building.
PEREMPr0RY SALE or PIECE AND CUT
DRI GOODS, BEING THE STOCK OF A
DEALER, ATAUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING next, September
10th. at 10 O'Clock. will sell, within our Auction
store, the stock of q dealer. viz
Piece and cut Delaines and Calicos
Do do Dress Goods of all kinds
Do do Goods for Men and Boys
Mep g ana Boys Undershirts and Drawers
Ladies. Gents and Chiluren's Hose
Bescned and Unbleached Cottops
Assorted Spool Cottons, Hoop Skirts
Table Cloths Napkins.
together with the usual assortment in Dry Goods
Store
Terms-Cash COOPER LATIMER,
seS At fRepl Auctiopeers
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7pEns0HAE.MIssls 00asETs,. an styi. ana
avenue. De-0
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
EOR MOUNT yRRuO1,

FOB MOUHf v1RHOH.
Ter u. :: rA'n;: s::ss
'sss a:sT::; S4sLH i. y s,.s y.s
"a s' Si ssf soss: y
Tsrs o Mount Vernon and return, Including
sn%isssisn 70 tas nansion and 0rsands, si.S.
fieLsts 70! ssis iii tie principal Hotels. and u
Arc. = x s,.yss: 2:.sis:
posr. of so on the fGfSPis
"a lO-ln Once. Tniards' Hotel.
ia, Kew 1 sI4Wsis LIN.
NEW r0hk1l f Abr df5RaH4o5x MsAsH1Haro
OLD LINZ. Ea
REGULAR SAILING DAYS,
1ROn GE0kGETOwH,
FRIDAY, AT IL n.
FROM NEW YORK.
SATURDAY. AT IL n.
For freight, apply to
s. Water :srs sa asossssS. A.iD5.b
H. HtR 2inae ,.I.s, G e AsssIP s..nar,.
"a SaH Wsil a stssse. s Ass; YORK.
Freight received constantly and forwarded to
ss '0'n'! JOHN Th g. Agent
b RIsToL LINZ
HEw YORK AND BosTon, VIA BRISTOL
For PROVIDENCE, TAUNTON, -
HEW BEDFORD, CAPE COD, and
~ Hai Ho sns S q railway communication
The new and splendid steamers BRISTOL ana
fkONlDENCk leave Pier No. 20, North River foot
OF Canal street, adjoining Decreases Ut. Ferry New
York, P m, daily, Sundays exec pied, connect.
Ing, with steamboat train at Bristol ct 30 .. m,
arriving In Boston at .. N. In time to connect
with al the morning trains from that city.
1he MOST dsssyabIs and Plea s0at to tks WAih
Mo1HtdtRs.
T,arslle,s Ior that yoiss ca. make di,sc. eo~.se
State rooms and Tickets secured ct ONCE on PieI
ap 0-sm H.O. BRIGGS, CENT Manager.
NEW AERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIP
~ =. y. KNIGHT, AND JOHN GIBSON,
Will run regularly during the winter months ~
tween New York Alexandra, Washing ~00HA
ton, and GEORGETOWN, ~ fellows: <El
Leave Nov York, from Pier -, East6D
kiver, ct the foot Of Roosevelt street, every SAT
URDAY, et4 p. M; GEORGETOWN, from wharf foot
OF High street, every THURSDAY, and Alsxaa
Ror freight or passage sRlly ct the Once Of the
company, corner Of New York avenue and Ht6
street &c ss'o" Navy D;re " nTsHRsojxpsou pr..r
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executed By tR1N6H RiOlKpsoN,
- stf'e 1lfs 7sE x oeatoners md RdRrGgGD.
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DROF0SALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL.
LING SHEETS In TdE THIRD WARD
MAYORS OFFICE,


WAsHIN!IoN. d: O., september !, 1853
Pronosals will be received at this once until II
O'CLOCK M; THURSDAY. September, II, lsss-
a0f Sred5na ana travelling Fourth "a street
proved lay Is, 1857.
Also. for Grading and travelling Ninth 70, street
proved June 6, 1857. =!
The work to be done under the direction of the
City surveyor. the superi ute ndsnce OF the Copl-
missioner of the Third Ward, and two Assistant
Commissioners to he appointed BY the n syor.
The Gravel to be Of good quality and fres from
stones OF Improper sizs to be nine ~ inches deep
IN the center OF the street and taper ng to four
inches deep at the gutter line after the same has
been properly rolled.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
excavation or enbankment; that which measures
cavation or embankment.
Bidders will also state the price per square yard
for travelling.
The surplus earth, including sand, gravel, and
stone. to be deposited wherever the Ward Commits
siOner may direct.
, No part Of the appropriation win be paid until
the work has been approved by the City Surveyor
and Commissioner of the W ard and Assistant Com.
mtssioners
The right to reject any and All bids is reserved
JOHN Il. WRIGHT,
se7Nt Commissioner Third Ward
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10y Il. A. SALTER, Auctioneer.I
ID (Successor to Foley Il Col
3c4 9TH street, between Ii and L.
PARL0R, CHAMBER, AND KITCHEN FUR
NlTURE, AT AUCTION.
"A SEPTEMBER 10, 10 a. m, I sh all sell, At
w No. AS 18th street. between g and II. Fur.
piture and Household Effects of a gentleman
leaving the city. i name in part
Sofas. HAIR, Centre Tables. Bureau. Wardros es
Walnut Extension Table, Washstands, Bedsteads,
Mattresses, Bed Clothing, Window Cur ans
China, Crockery, Glassware, and Kitchen Requi.
sites.
One very fine Sewing n &c hine, nearly new.
y. SAL1ER. Auctioueer.
No. IS 9TH street. between and L.
Sc SGT IChronicle \
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APPLIED EXTERNALLY-when there ia .a,n
or Inflammation, affords instant ease

STOPS PAIN quicker than morphine, chioro-
FORM, opium, or any other anodyne known to the
world.
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PROPOSALS.
pROPosALs JOB PAPIR -
OFFICE o w 1sF SeSs srss,SsaL PslSIsR.}

WARRINGTON, Sspismser g. 1873
pursusnce Of the provisions Of the fist section
OF the act entitled An act to further reeulste r.
printing OF the public decuments anc the mt
chase Of paper for the public printing a. proyed
on the 9th o. July, 1856. sealed proposalS VIII he
received by the undersigned until Nondas IA
~ day a. Ssptewber. 1853, for furnishing thu
once Vim three Thousand reams OF an Derfi ne al
enaered rrInung Paper. measuring AXIS fncheS
ana SSe,SSnne NIFTY three pounds TO the rea1 Of
proposals viii be received for the whole ouan-
MY or TOT any portion not less than one thou md
feans ssmples OF the quality Of the paper viii be
Iarnlsnsd upon applies tion at this Ofiee and the
succesHul bidder will bs required rfgidly 10 con
torm 70 tne samples furnished
no proposal will be considered unless accsm-
Rsnied py bond with security to the approval of
Sniteu states Judge or Attorney in the penalty II
Sotoi. that the bidder or bidde-s ~ his or their
proI osa shall be accepted shall furnish the article
pToposeu for AND each proposal must be accom-
panied Dy satisfacto evidence that the person
persops making said proposal are manufacturers OF
o. aeAers IN the description of paper which he
they propose to furnish.
All the paper must be delivered at the Govern
ment Printing Ofice. in the City OF Washingtou in
good order Tree from all and every extra charge or
expense, and subject to the inspection, count.
weight, and measurement of the Congressional
Printer, and be In oil res poets satisfactory.
The Supplying OF an inferior article, or failure
to supply the quantity required ut any time, will
be conei feyed vt0lation of the contract
Proposals will be endorsed on the envelo 90 "Pro-
posals Tor Paper" aud addressed to JOHN ID
Degrees, Congress ional Printer. 50 9st
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RY WIN. L. WALL 4 co., Auctioneero.
~ Stores 81 and 31f,
Southwest corner Penn's avenue and 9Th street.
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, JENNY LIND BAG
ATELLE TABLE. &c AT AUCTION.
HRA On THURSDAY MORNING. cot 10Th
S6a1we Will sell, st our sslesrooms, q lot of
4Groceries, &c comprisiug-
Barrels Sugar, Bales Rope
barrels Mackerel boxes Soap;
Boxes Candles. Pepper, Yeast Powder;
Tobacco and Segars;
Barrels copper distilled and Rye whisky;
Cases Port Wine, Whisky and Brandy;
Barrels Vinegar and Molasses.
Also,
1Jenny Lind Baeatelle fable, with balls com.
plete;
With other articles in the grocery line.
II W. L. WALL Co, Auctionsers
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ENGLISH AND EUROPEAN NEWS.
1.-THE MALL" +.
ers, . well disested summary and all inter
The hitherto Known os - the
Nal, h.riag become the p;SPerty Of the propri.
week, under the title OF
"THE MAIL,
At the priceof Threepencs per copy as heretofore
or Sd. week, post free.
day: and each paper will contain the news and al
matters Of interest appearing IN the three pre-.
form, fer persons residing abroad or in the colo
subscribers can obtain ''rBE MAIL" through
Newspaper Agents. or may have il from the Pub
London. Uls- l5alem, NV
+ sALCINED PLASTER,
,@S barrel. GsIsi1ed PLASTER; } |
ii .ss EssssgALE DEMENT,;
rs III Refined PLAsrER. for Ar
Will be sold In any quantity TO suit custonseS, .
q. p. BROwN q SON,
.Ss Se street; H Ssss n, an: .qa, Z:
TINITER STATES PATINT;oIIIoE, -.
tn. ps, hiaS ef rSSsSRrSJs
of the FL hs q g.
i2l, reis.asd yssusry 3, isS,, Ia seven divisions
numbered SIS SO. 81, SIS. 879, S1 ISL, and reiss NE
numbered SO. again reissued May IA. b!, and
numbered 26l0, for an Improvement In train ana
Grass Haryesters 100. H. = 80. :.
II 10 ordered that said petition be heard q this
Office on the I'D day OF November next Any pef-
SON may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
;ss eng S: ass. Bssas me
sc 5-law3w Commfsetonsr OF Patents.
ITNTTEp sfzTES PATElTOf - !
49,. WASH sgos. p. o., Aagqst s, 1855
HORS. Of JscksonsiIe, florias. siminissr ssof:
Of the estate o. DANIEL z: AnBLIR de-. -
granted to the said pAEIEk q, AMRLDR % the
TN It'll, d.y If Noysmbsr: isa. for N fmpsov
that tn aid gssitics rbs Hard 3
this once on the ID day OF November next. Any
person may oppose this exten.ion;. Obiee tionS,
deyositons, and oshsR Deoe9D shgnlA - ttfd th
THIS 0s twenty GAYS esfISi US Ssyf q Sfins
r AeRAvIuq OF lyHRY p.sCRIP rIOs
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IINITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHIKgTrSnS' p; e., Angus u ,lsss;;
n.e os Ss :. a.s u s.t sns
IN Mods for Prssas bcnaet 'FRONT.':
II Is ordered that I'D PETITION be heard ct this
NAV onnoes the extession. OAiecti ems, deposi.
tiovs "a other papers should be filed In this once
sWsvseSsSS BLISRH HOOHD,
-au U.vsv OomHiSfopsr OF P4tsnts.
1lLACK HAMBURG GRAP1sl.s s--sf A
- BLACK HAnBuRa oKAPKsi ,ss
.slsi.sst os BLACK HAnBuRG eRAPHsr
49, n. N.BURCHHL4,
aus under Ebbitt House.
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EVENING STAR.
o 2 FL c 4 l..
TPuRLIc-No. ltS.l

LAWS OF me UNIYKD STATES,
Passed st Second Session Of fortisth Congress
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H. r.. R.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR HOME
PURPOSES.
rAKEN INrERNALLY-Hslfs teaspoonfuI di
soted in wster, i. q pleasant drink-stimalating
ssd strengthening.
APPLIED ExTERNALLY-whent there is pain
or inflammation, affords instant ease.
FORM, opium, or any other anodyne known to the
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pY GREtN WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. $50, southeast corner 7th and streets
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On Thu RSDAY, the 10th instant, at o'clock D.
we will cell, on the premises, Lot No. IL, In
Square No 49, containing Is SCI square feet lore
or less Said Lot fronts 50 feet on ass lchu Is
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets west
Terms One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, secured BY deed of trust. All con
veysnciDg and revenue stamps at cost OF pur-
chaser. S100 down on day of sale
MCCLELLAN. DARNELLE CO.,
Real Estate Brokers
44s Fifteenth street,
seq GBEEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y VIM. L. WALL q CO, Auc tioneers,
- Original Horse AID Carriage Bazaar.
- Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and loth streets
SALE Ov HQRsEs, CARRIAGES, &c.
o. On THUkspAr MOANING, september
~N10th. AZ 10 O'Clock, We will sell, ct the b.
AAzaar, number OF Saddle Carriage, aud
Work Horses, "a full description ct sale,b COM
prisins about .'"-
THIRTY HORSES AND MULEs,
Suitable to saddle aud harness, of which full de-
scription at sale -.
Also.
large collection OF New and Second hand Bus-
eies, Rockaways, Carriages, TX press Wagons
and other Vehicles
Also,
large collection of new and second hand Har-
ness, &C at private sale.
Regular Gales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Satur avs, without regard to weather
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
IL w. L. WALL A CO. Auofs
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NEW IMPROVEMENT IN READY
RELIEF.
MEN CORks, LARGE BOTTLES

We have at last succeeded IN getting Cork that
viii prevent tnr eysporauOn Of tie Relief,
The substitution of the India Rubber Sto ppsr
will prevent the evaporation of the volatile proper
ties Of the Relief IL is i'm portaut that the Relief
be kept eOrked, 70 prevent the action of the atmos
pheric arr.
The bottles a,e much enlarged, so that person
receive a. much Ready Reiieffor 50 cents as they
win get for 81 Of the Pain Killers and other IS
cent Liuiments &c. r. T. Relief 50 cents per bot
tie. See that every bottle n stampe with DIR.
Railways Proprietary Internal Revenue Stamp.
Ask for Relief IN new bottles-new style.
M.B.-Persons in ague districts should take .
teasDoouful Of Relief. in water. rising in the
morning This will protect you against Fever aud
: Ague and all other Feyers. my ~ colin
3 PATENT OFFICE,
W ASH Nc TON, u. O., August Is, 1855.
CHARLES PAkHAM, OF Philadelphia Pa,
having pstitoned for an extension OF the patent
grsntec hin Oh the 2lst day Of November, 1854, and
reissuec On the 81 dayof Nsyembtr, 1858, for an
Improvement In Sewing Machines:
IL II orceTed, that said petition be heard At this
Once on the ID day Of November next. Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, depo-
sitions, ana other papers should be nled in this
once twenty days before the day of hearing.
ELISHA rO0fB.
su - wsw Commissioner of Patents.
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TAKEN INrERNALLY-Hslfs teaspoonful di
1oted IN wster, !. pleasant drink-stimulating
sSRd siren etheninz
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lll CHARLES KLOMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker, ASS Seventh street.
GALLIGAN & TOwNSHEND, Auctioneers
A SPLENDID BUILDING SITE NEAR THE
CITY.
on TUESDAY; September 1, at 5 Q clock p. m,
on the premises, L will sell IL ACRES fronting on
the Queens Chapel road, near the intersection OF
The oIadepsbnrg turnpike, and 10 q part OF the
Land known as the Monsstery tract, owned by the
late Col Hickey, and about one mile from the
purchasers
Terms: one half cash, balance six twelve and
eighteen months, secured by q deed of trust Con-
veyaneipg and stamps at purchasers cost; 500
down at time of sale,
red flag Oh the Bladensburg road win desig.
nate the place. au24- w ,F.sST
~THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain until TUESDAY. Sc ptember
Sth, same hour and place. se2-W.F,S,&T
~ THE ABOVE SALEIS FURTHER POST.
roDed until MONDAY. Sept. I4th. at 81 O'Clock D.
m, on the premises. e9-w,F,SkM4t
10y J. b. WHEELER Co, Auctioneers,
- No. 81 Louisian avenue, bet. 9th aud It'll SITS,
opposite Seaton House.
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Late Clerks with j. q. Mct}uire & Co..
Southwest corner Pa. avenue and 18th street
lStar Once Building.)
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10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctfoneers
- Late CLERKS with j. q. Mct}uire & Co..
Southwest corner Pa. avenue and 18th street
tStar once Building.D
N w4RL p NEW IW9sT9RY BRICK HOUSE,
BETMEEN M AND SITS. NORTH, AT
*, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September
III: 10th, at So clock m. in front of the prem
E1ises, W will sell a desirable 2 story Brick
Dwelling, with back building, cont lining rooms,
cellar under the whole house, ard GOOD side en-
trance; said house being No. 2ei 5th steeet, bet N
Terms: One half cash; balance in and Il months,
with interest. secured by deed of trust. All con
veyancing and revenue stamps at cost of pure a.
ser. Slc0 at time of sale.
COOPER X LATIMER,
sc 5-d&ds Until Auctioneers.
10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctfoneers,
- Late Clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure & CO.,
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue ana 18th
street, Star ONCE Building.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON YER.
MONT AVENUE. IMMEDIATELY NORTH
OF STKEEP, AND NEAR SCOTT SQUARE,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September 10.
o CLOCK we will sell, in front Of the premises
Lots Is and Is. in square 2l6 fronting = feet in
ches each en- Vermont avenue, and rnnHing back
about lOU feet to fifteen foot alley Thi. property
Is situated in the mott beautiful and fashionable
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
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A PROGRESSIVE MoSARcH.-The liber-
ality aud broad comprehension which
have ever distinguished Victor Emman-
uel have lately been notably exemplifed.
On the occasion Of the marriage Of his
son, Prince Humbert, a number Of me-
chanics, chosen representatives Of the
several guilds, were invited by the
King of Italy to DO present as guests,
which invitation was accepted, and the
representative mechanics mingled freely
with the foreign ministers and Italian
diguitaries there present. There has
been no similar instance of liberality on
the part Of "the anointed" in modern
times. 1t shows that he who has as
eended from the petty position Of Prince
of Piedmont to that of King Of Italy,
is not unworthy Of his advancement,
and that he may reasonably aspire to
raise Italy to the rank Of a first class
power. 10 the incident cited we have
an evidence that Victor Emmanuel reeog-
nizes the growing power Of the people,
and that as far as may be he is setting
his house in order for the time when the
voice of the people shall be potent in
the government Of Europe. Wiser than
the parrenu who occupies the imperial
throne of France, the King of Italy es-
says to root his dynasty in that most
reliable Of all soils, the affections Of his
people. To-day the most beloved Of
reigning po~tentates, he has resolved
that there shall be 10 d~iminution Of
popular esteem and affection, and has
wisely shaped his course to secure that