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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-24

Washington. dec. l5--,r
S1NGEE's FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
The same qualities which render this ma
chino so admirable and efficient for use in the
family also commend it rs indispen sable Tor
every grade of light manufactures and it is IN
com parably the best Sewing Machine II tbs
world. it, sales in one year exceeding tnGse ol
the We'd, Howe, Florence and several other
machi1es combined, snd an excess of eleven
thousand over the Grover Baker.
The references of numerous parties who have
purchased the Singer Machines can be obtain
ed. Machines sold on liberal terms, and salts
faction guaranteed in every case.
G. G. BERRY, Agent,
- King street lcXandria, Va.
Two Howe Machines Hcw and in perfect or
der, for sale cheap. -" -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-24

T-sy- Is published regularly on TU ESDAYS.
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at Sc per
MnNum--payable in advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-24
EXCELSIOR MILLS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
We are prepared to ill orders for

We are prepared to ill orders for
BLUE WIN DSOR PL ASTER.
finely ground q: nine tol"rs per ton of 2Ooo
pounds. in the purchasers bags; in our own
bags at ten dollars per ten. this bags - be re-
turned in ten days, aad eleven dollars IN bar
rcis delivered on tho cars or wharf.
All bag, no. returned within thirty days 10
be paid io- We warrant the Plaster ground
"A. this Mil rs 4 pure and unatultermted article
feb 1-3m LE + " h!tb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-24
GROCERIES.

WIN. =. UH0ohES'
fSuccessor to Brookcs 6 TAylor,j
FAMILY GROCER,
Corner Pitt snd Prince streets,
And Dealer in
Fine Teas, Colees, Sugars, Pickles, Americ az
and English, Canned Goods, Tobacco,
Sesars, etc, etc.
=. 3 ALI orders from tho country shGl! re-
ceive prompt attention dec
= REcKEE.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WEES LIQ-
UOHS. SC, Sc.
Cor. King and St A2aph sts
Country Produce bought vt the highest mar
kct price.
Goods delivered to any part OF tho city free
Of charge my ST
G.. wN. RAMSAY
(Successcr to Hough !& Eamssy,)
GROCER,
And Dealer in Fine Teas, Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Goods, English and American
Pickles. Sauces, JelicS, &c.
l47 King street
Personal attention given 10 orders from the
country inn lS--tt
Il G. SWA1NE,
Tive doors south Of old stand,
Has on hand and is constantly receiving fresh
invoices Of
GROCERIES, WINES & LIQUORS,
which &c will sell chesp for cash. 20 -
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= ECLAL MOTTO &.
=
10 NEiINQUENT TAX PA iERS.

Al persons indebted to the city Of Aexan-
,ria for taxes who wish to settle the sAmo with.
on: costs can do 80 Vt my office, No. IL Royal
-,7c". between tno hours Of 4 and s o clock p,
H.. where | vii; attend tn receive them,
Un,oss promptly settled, Srn directed to in
.,i.g;c proceedings for their immediate coliec-
ton. ?. 3. STILSON,
fnh l--!f Corporation At orney.
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LIsuED ~ lse.
e.. }. siIEI z T. e

e. ). Ms 4 e,
No Ga King street.
Importer and Dealer in CHI \ 4, GLASS mnd
EARTHEN WAKE,
Is now receiving his SPRING SUPPLY Of
goods bought since tho decline in gold:
" Being sn old established house mnd having
scnsIvo acquaintance with tho manufacturers Of
Earthcn ware ard Glasswsre b tn in TN. "oua
try and England, h" is able to offer unusuH in
ducements to country merchants and dcA eFS
generally
His stock will be found 30 BE- very complete,
embracing a!i qualities ol carthenwaTe If. IN
comm"n g. g. to bat from lated ChnE
Glassware in gTea; variety, 1t low prices.
Window G!ss; If 81 sizes:
Stonewarc, Coal Di! Lamps ana Chlmn!cs.
Plated ard Rrittania Castors, Table cutlery.
,Sc u
Country merchants are earnestly requcstcdLo
give him &. call and h. is satisfied n: can sell
goods % low as any other first class house.
NH il--o%m LeeCsburg Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-24

NgT : ~; l.--Ths dag received smother sup
w ply Of Wcilis:on :. &. 7. Thread Tie
.ai!nr :;:o wants 70 work with the most salts
.orv results to his customer and himsot. can
save money by using Il. Boot and shoe makers
who want tn cad that is not rotten will do well
to use il This thread Is especially adapted Tor
family use y. here src other uses for it. which
are too important 80 be overlooked. For sale
wh"i"Sn'e :,.li rc:sil by g. BERRY,
fab - - King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-24

WM HElHEk P'% frst-class BALTl-
MORE PIANOS Everg instrument warrant
cd for five years Sold at factory prices on &C.
comInodating terms usual in other cities.
pARLOR ORG ms from the best makers.
| will aiso furnish PIANOS from any maker
in the county. for which persons may have a
preference y. factory price. hope thereby
to leave no cause for thHso who have at heart
tic interest OF Alexandria to buy away from
home.
have also PIANOS from irst-class makers
that have been out on rent, for sale Mt very re-
iuccd prices Every instrument Warranted -
Al." tho following:
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Flutinas: Accor-
dco, 9, Cunccr,inas, Violincellos, Bsnios, VIo-
lin Bows, Bridges, Pins, Rosin, Mouth Organs,
&c., &c.
lZss- Best quality Violin and Guitar Strings.
Instrumental and FOCAL Sheet Music, In
s'ruclicn Books and Music paper Orders for
Music solicited anI filed ut the shortest notice.
Nv facilities Gor repairs of Pianos, Organs,
accordeors Vioins, &C, &c are much en-
Ar4cd nnd satisfaction" guaranteed
rarus Organs, &c, or Rent. Also: tuned
nnd packed ian l0l '. BECk Elk.
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ENO FARM + Rs.

IENO FAhNhkS.
We hsvcJ. J.TURNEH AMMONIATED
SUP PHOSPHATE for spring crops
Il has been satisfactorily .cstcd for some
years in different sections, and always with the
most satisfactory results
We ,hsll be pleased 20 show our TESTIMONIALS
from well known practical mnd reliable Inrm-
ers exhibiting increasci yields .; from to
200 per cent from lis use
Il i. unhesitalingiy prOnoumc"d tho mos, sue
cessful corn grower i'll usn
NH II BREWI-' " La HSnN.
L7LOUR. GRASS SEEDS. Sc.
EXTRa T'R'l'''sJ and uPEj: FLmtiin cLDVNl:
SEED, TIMOTHY SEED, Sc.
j. J.HKHEY GEESE.
Commission Merchant, u Spears VIII +ri:
Baltimore, hid.
Always on hand anu for s"!c 81 loves! mar
LUMP PLASTER, GROUND pLASTERt;;
kOSENDALE GEM ENT and CALCI ' ED
PLASTER Baltimore. mh lI-.:w
.'UuMA~ SINCLAIR
CARPENTER; & - JOINER
80 IS, SuUTu WATER STREET,
Near the Bank Of the O!d DornnioA.)
Is pronared to execute, with dispMtch and on
the mos: reasonable terms, Ill work in his line,
..hd satisfaction warranted.
He :oicits work from tho adjacent county, es
ne is prepared 20 contract for building, or to dc
.ny k,ri or rcpairng 10 l8-tf
EJAv!NG BEEN APPOI NTED AG GENrS,
El We are prepared 10 furnish The c".chrstet
cJuD$ON GOVERNOR"
vt factor: prices. No c,lyi"c should bs ''s'/'9"
ol.. L. is thn most pc..rc. Hovcrn"r IA use,
saving from TO - per cent .ot fuel besides
iF,r, ~
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SaEssECAL.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED as A REFUGE FROM
OUACkERY.

| E3Th BLISHED as A REFUGE FROM
QUAChERY.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CUBE
CAN BE OBTAINED.
DE. JOHNSON has discovered the most
Certain, Speedy, and only Efectual Remedy in
TIC World for Weakness of the Back OF Limbs,
DebiIjtv Nervousness. Dyspepsia, Lsnguor,
Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation OF
tho Heart, Timidity. Trembling, Dimness Of
2ight, u Giddine:s, Disease OF Inc fao Heao
Lungs, Stomach. OF Bowels-those Terrible
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits OF
Youth-sccrct and solitary practices more tstal
to their victims than the song OF Syrens to tne
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most Drii
liant hopes or unticip@tlons, rendering mar'
| rage, &c, impossible
YOUNG MEN,
| Ssrecislly, vino have become the victims OF
| ,olitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
labit which annually sweeps, to IN nltlmely
| rave thousands of Young Men of the most
| .xce!lnn. talents and brilliant intellect, who
| nght otherwise have entrsnced listening Sena..
| tors with the thundcrs Of eloquence, or walked
| to est9cy the living Tyre, may call with full
MARRIAGE
Married fe.sons, or Young lien comtempls
ting marriage bong awure Of Physical Weak
ue$5, Organic Debility, Determines, speedily
urcd.
He who places himself under the care OF Dr.
j. may relgouSly cOnhde in his honor as
3entlem4l., .nd confidently rely upon hls Skill
rs physician
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and full yigo: restored.
This distressing affection, which renders NE
miserable and marriage impossible, IS the
penalty paid Gy tho victims OF lmpTopriety.-
Young persons ere too apt TO commit ex
cesses from not being aware OF the dreadful
understands tho subject will pretend TO deny
that the power of procrcation is lost sooner by
those filling into improper habits than by the
prudent? Besides being deprived Of tho peas-
uro Of healthy offspring, the most serious ald
destructive symptoms oi both body and mlpu
risc Tic system becomes derangod, tho
Phys.ca! and Ncnta! Functions W Weakened
4o$s Of Progressive Power, Nervous lrritsbl
ty, Uy5pepGia. P";iit!:io" 81 TIC He$rt, ln'
ges,i6n. Constitutional Debility, and Wasting
Of the Frame, Consumption, Decay and D6sth
Dix. JOHN5DN.
hI1.npcr Of tho Eoya! College Of Surgeons,
London, Graduate q! one o! tH3 most emlncn1
Colleges in The tinted &'r:cs. and the greater
part Of whose lie h@s been spent in tho hcspil-
als al London. p%r:s Phii.Iolph., ard else
WHORE has effected . ~. e. t"n most a8toni.h-
ing cures ;h,t ~rrr oFer ,Uaw", many troubled
with ringing in ta: heed and ears when asleep
great ncrT0uanc&S, hc!nS "IsriheG at sudden
sounda b%s0!giness, Wit: frequent bluahng ~
tended ao!a".lmos with lcr"@%cmcnt ol IDl!I'
7cro cGrcG Immediately.
RAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. j; addresses n!l those who have inJLrol
.AoMscircs by improper indulgence ana soll
.:.ry habits, %hie, ruin hnth body and mind
Uniting them Cor oitA"r business. study, soci@
Tilosn str,, G,,ino nG tho esd md nno,rncholy
.:Liec,s produced by carly habits Of youth, viz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-24
THE PA Ri a M N L " + "A M l l.
SEWING MACHINE.
Agency Otiics and Sales Room. Sli street
T,,pposite the Patent Office
Washington, ID. 9.

The PARHAM is first class LOCK-STIfCH
MACHINE, perfect in MI is operations, sim.
pie in construction, 'asy in its movements, and
Of ccgan, S., le and finish The sttachmrnts
Arc nj simpl" nnd practical. Herns, Fclls,
'ucks, Cords Binds #n; Quilts. >ows with
perfect rnsc tho finest Hos>nm"r ar %wis, t"
heavy Beaver Cloth or Lc:thcr Cal an' c
this Machine in operation b"forc purchasing -
All orders and enquiries from. the country
''' f B. ELLICuTr, agent.
T., 3cp
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AhERi 80 Z,

reject that = sound n4ind and body arc the m os'
necessary rcouisitos ~ promote Connubia ial hap
3inc.# Indeed, without those tho journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage, the
,r,,p Ct hourly d:ckcns TO the view, the MIND
pnn,iuc. snMLowcG with despair and filed VIII
tho .nej.ncholy reflection. thnt the huppIAes' ("
snotnor becomes blightet with Jour own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

- Itinerant lecturers, Illinois schoolmasters,
and occasionally BARRIERS and other artists. are
addicted to the use of the prefix professor TO
their name. Ii is absurd.
gran Ohio youth desired to wed the object
of his affections had an interview with her pa
feTnal ancestor, in which he stated that al
though he had no wealth worth speaking of. yet
Re was "chuck full Of days work." He got the
girl.
aIPeterson, the son OF Mrs. Miller, Of Mont
Vile, n. j., who poisoned her husband and then
herself, was arragned Saturday. He said he
bought the poison to kill an old dog, and upon
examination, proved his innocence and was dis
charged
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A New York Herald correspondent teleyraphs
from Bruises, Nos. ), an account OF an Inter
latter made the follc ewing statement r. regard u
The Cspitulation of Metz" "Bazaiue did not
sell hin self. His work was far from an act Of
tresson; There was no tceachery, ard no neees,
sity for it. Blzains - Incompetent to command
a large army. Numbers bewildered him. He
could not move men; could not operate forces.
He had no 6geE,ent, no foresight. He was also
selfish man; all se< self; personal glory and not
his county 's honor. Bazsipe thought all the
time that peace would be proclaimed soon; that
Paris would never hold out; that the war would
fall fiat, and thss lis military rep station would
not be impaired. He hoped to march out of
Metz at the heaS OF one hundred aud hi.y thou
sand mer, the cream of the Frerea army, and
make the pubic believe him heTo- Af.or Ma
zaine was driven into Metz, on the 18th OF Au-
gust. he could have escaped had he m1rched
boldly out With his entire army. During re
days of Septe Isber, and the first tift IN DAYS OF
october, he could have dones thiSwith aosolrfe
certainty.
"Durine tie last ten days OF the investment of
Me;z sor,Ies were impossible, and no attack nor
attempt a. c-cape could be made. because we
had no s-t-llery, no cavalry. only G),t iptAn-
6 y. We could do nothing against 'fres
branches az the Prussian a. ny. At the sRrren-
der there were 135 900 soldiers. or these 5000
were wounded or disabled and O,O9o sick The
cavalry and artillery were useless, beca-se they
force waseo Geo Infantry. All our firs horse
were eascn up, our bread gone; ard We had no
salt. The last ten days of the investment the
soldiers walked in mud ap to their knees Heavy
ems and starvation r2ade US surrender.
Ba1a'ne never made a serious effort ID escape
i. ON Metz. Every scrtie was only a pretended
sortie, tor appes -anoe- There were four high
oIiceIs at Metz bcSiGes Baz1ine. They werS all
for saaction. 1 saw all military manpuvres-
they were all shams, Bazatne and his soldiers
not acting as soldiers, but only seeking their
own future. The sort es were all in small
forces, and could not be successful. General
Cfapgarnier concluded with )pe remarks on
the political situation, and declared that the
only hope for Francs was in the restoration of
the Orlear'sts. Mar oleon he considered dead.
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p Lie NOT ICE.

OFcs Of Ssner'rterdsnt and Inspector Of Serrs,,J
CarrtaslcoyS, Eoot,coysand Ns,c BlaLiiags, }
Cay Hall, WaShtagfon. ID. e., Nov l. $50 \
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under.
signed, at the Mayor Office, until l2 m, THU rs
DAY hfn November. for the laying Of Sewer in l.
street north between Fourth aud Fifth streets west
under On act approved 10Th June. ls6a. The Sewer
IN street. between Fourth and Fifth Streets " in
be circular in FORM inside diameter two feet walls
n inches thick The lsterals will be eighteen
Two man holes and one drop. The excavation will
not exceed 10 feet on the average.
Bidders will state the price Der foot for the m,in
per drop.
For further information apply to tie Superin
tendent and Inspector. WIN. FORSYTH
nol-eo Sup't and Inspector, Ac &C &c
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PROPOSALS.
ANY DEPARTMENT,

~ BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nov. 4th. $50
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Off ,e nm
I'll TUESDAY, the 18th inst ct noon, for ,mplet
ing drainage Of the u. :. Naval Hospital at Aunar1
lis, Md. Proposals, TO be considered mn At state The
price for the whole work complete togeth with the
reseryiEg to itself the right reject any or ali of the
tsnders received. The whole drainage Of the buiId-
glass ,oats1 sever pipe deep alter in the Severn
river The main drain shall b. twenty (2o) inches in
house about thirteen hundred O,aOI feet. with
bralches OF eight INCHES diameter, extendins to
(lel feet each. These DIR aims must be cementsd al
the Joints laid on an even grade where possible and
not e than three 3 feet beneath the surface Of the
ground at the highest level OF the pipe anholes of
brick laid in cement and capped with ne must be
constructed wherever deemed necessary by the Ar
chitect, and the wholt work msac comofete " th all
required stencil traps elbows, &C. TO his entire SAT-
isfsctfon VIM MAXWELL, WOOD
moss lO.JZ Chief OF Rureau.
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DIED..

BRIDN FILL On the Sth instant. MARTHA j.
EkiDNE Ill, beloy ed life Of NJ L. BrldweII in the
fstb year Cf her age.
FUNERAL will take piece ~ morrow the 9Th instant
a. % clcck from the residence n street SOUTH
between "a aud a. streets west. Thu relative, and
Ids % the family respectfully invited to
teIi
UFFUTT. In Georgetown. on the morning of tn J
7th instant. LAURA SALOME OfFUTT, wife OF
Cornelius A. Chntt, IN the 18th year of her aoe
Her funeral will take place 20 morrow, (Weines
dsy 81 O'Clock o m. from her late e,idence No
. Frederick street. between Sd end 9TH streets
Her ri' nds and sequantances are respectfully in
ROSS. At Hystt5vi lille: on the mora ding of Sunday,
the 9Th instant. Miss SABAH ROSSraged 81
GOSZLER In GEORGETOWN. on the ey enirg of the
9Th instant ARY, vile Of James Goszler in the 6a
wear OF her age .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08
by WIN. l.. WALL'& CO., Auctione9rs
~ New Marble Building,
900 4 900 south corner Of Penn sv and 9th st.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.


800 4 s02 south corner Of Penn. sv. and 9th st.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
u By virtue Of deed Of m.rtgage recorded in
he land records Of wsinsto an nntr Gn IN ,S o
District Of Columbia, will .eli public auctioo
OF November. A. d. $50, at 10 m, on the prem
ises, the followiLg property:
and in the county Sal
of Washington, in the District Of Columbia, and
viz: Beginning at stone planted in branch being
the corner Of the land Of l. Pierce and Mrs Forr est
persbes acro. RosS
thence south thirty three end a half degrees east
perches thence north eighty eight degrees east six
ptrches, thence south seventy two degrees east ten
east fourteen perehes. tRence south sixty four de-
grees east six perches thence south sixty de
degrees east eight perchs., thence eros,ne .ad
creek and bending with it the following cou SEES
fourteen perches south thirty degrees ea'
thirty six perches, south forty two degrees east
six perches, south twenty eight degrees west twenty
perches, south sixty three degrees west ten
north forty one degrees west forty four psrehes
north fifty eight degrees west twelve perches south
thiriy.two degrees west twelve perehes. south six
and half degrees east forty two perches, south
leaving. the creek, west thirteen perches, thence
north sixteen degrees west forty perches north
MY nine hIu nail oegfees west twenty SIX perches
TO wild cherry tree. thence north eighty two and
fourth degrees west fifty perches to Q stake in
pile Of stones thence south fty four degrees west
five perches to Lombardy poplar, thence north
seventy one degrees west fifteen perches 70 walnut
tree by spring thence north nine degrees east two
perches TO black gum, thence north thirty de-
thence north half Of degree west thirteen perches
to stake by the fence, thence north seventy three
and halt degrees west twelve and half perches to
o white esk tree, thence in straight line to inter
sect line drawn north eighty nine and half de-
srees west twenty one and sixteen hundredtas of a
perch from the beginning stone. thence with said
line reversed to the beginning, containir about one
hundred and twenty five acres.
Terms: One-third cash fef which S1pO Is to be de-
posed on the acceptance Of the bid the balance in
six. twelve and eighteen months, to be secured by
deed Of trust upon the property. COMPROMISING and
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
GEORGE b. WARREN, Trustee
oc26-td WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., Aucts
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RY LATlMER 3 CLEARY, Auctioneers,
~ tSuccessors to Co per Latimer J
Southwest corner Penna avenue and IIth strecr.

- BY virtue Of q deed OF trust from Samuel
eYVSirone and wife 70 me, dated June Z, 1869, aud
-recorded In LSber II, 7 and r, folio 49, etc one
OF the lard records Of the District OF Columbia and
by order OF the party secured thereby will Ell AT
public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the
18th day OF November, 1870 ct half past 3 O'clock
IN the afternoon, the following real estate TO VIII
Part OF Lots numbered one ID and sevrnt cen, IL j
IN Square numbered six hundred and eighty six
l66) in the city of Washington and District OF Co
iumoia, beelnnipg Tor the same at point in said
north from the southeast of said lot one II
thence running north with the line or first street
east NIFTY eight t5sl feet 70 point in said lot mum
bered seventeen, 7) and the center of twelve foot
alley laid out TO be forever kept open in the re.
corded subdivision Of lot numbered two and sad LOT
numbered seventeen, M In said square, thence
west through the center IF said alley seventy
40 feet. thence south fifty EIGHT 1857 feet p.ralti
with the line OF First east and themes east
seventy seven feet parallel with north street 10
the pace of beginning
The above property IL located in one ~ the best
parts OF Capitol Hill, snd will he sold on IN follow
ing terms :-Sl.0O cash; balance in six aud twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the premises
SlOo TO be paid on the day of sale.
CHARLES EWING, Trustee
oc2s-ddds LATIMCR CLEARV, Aucts
nj Ii. PRINCE WILL OFFER Ar PUBLIC
1Vl Auction a lot of ZEN and WOMEN'S WEAR
&e &c at the store, 1909 Pennsyiya nia avenue,
EVERY MARKET DAY until the store is rented
oc24:du T. THOMPSON. Auc.ioneer.
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CHADwICK-POOLB. In this city, on Tuesday
t.esiDg November at the residence of the bride ;
fsther, c stevens ESQ by Few. b. Peyton Brown,
Mr.. u. CHADU ICh, OF Vermont, TO Mrs. 81
ADDIE FOOLE Of Iowa.
sTOTSENBCEG-DENHA On Tuesday even
ing, November LIST, at Che res'den Of the br de
inssShsr' by Rev pr Gibson EVAN q. ST0TSEN-
BUhG, Jr-, 6f Wilmington. Del, 20 Mis-. ALICE r..
DENHAM, daughter Of Columbus Delhsm, Of this
city. :
HlCkEY-kAUFMAN. On Sunday evening. Dc
tober -, BY ". L. g. Ritz. WILLIAM HlCK.
~ 20 Mil MAkI e. KAUFMAN, both Of Wash
lus.Sn
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RY VIM. L.. WALL 4 CO., Auct,oneers.
- New Marble Binding,
Corner Pennsyly ania ay enue and 9th street

no
Is '" III Nc 49, q " huctioneerss
rPusrrr,s
Tnler n Oi o. hhEr PROPERTY.
h. preme 1ourt ~ ,h n 81 ae &c 81 me Su
IN sbs va AZ 81 VIC D ~ OF OolumDls. on
yD wberein Gs,Sa;y io1s N EQUITY cause No
are complainant and Thomas and hnd osaess
tee viii no oi w IsiendsHs; me pndersigned Trns
heloer 2d iaO at O'CLOCK, In front Of the prem.
East hrty fe sIa In sr, described property
,~o 20 i'S1 iom Iroht 10 rear OF Lot Numbered
ILL.,, - IN square numbered four hundred and
street betwesn Fifa asd sis, = point on north
Zee, tnree l5 from the northe asst of
thence nar, Innhing tntnce west thirty f3p feet;
1890 IN one nunoreo and one Wl feet nine ~
s, sna three quarters, ~ hence thirty
t9 Ieet thence south hundred and one (lOJ feet
n'pes snc nes and three quarter, txJ mproved By
DIicA huudlne.
., Terms OF sale: Hethird cash: the balance in
deferred payments be secured by bonds and daeds
% f unst All conveyancing and stamps at the cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
" No. 3I9, southeast corner 7th and ID streets

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT PRINTING ON
ElGHTH STREET WEST. BETWEEN PAND
Y STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
n On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, we shall
YOseli, III front OF the premises, at Ia, O'Clock
m, north part Of Lot IL. in square No. 81
having front Of Is feet inches Sth street. with
a depth OF 80 feet inches.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six sud twelve
months, Tor notes bearing interest A deed given
ard dees OF trust taken. All conyeyancins and
when the property is sold.
no2d GREEN WILLIAMS Arcts