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MEDICAL 4

Hollands German !. Blitters,
Hooaand'a German q Tonic,
Hos,o:1ffil3ain5sd as 2 Cd op hyllin Pill
.i-l1nBI 3 n .,inEl II IDOL ,ll5r-sl
Hollands Greek OIL Wits
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WABpTAHp

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, boiling aware OF Physical WRSkpOaS.
Organic Debility, Del0rmltles, speedily cured.
lie who PLACES himself under the care Of Dr. ],
may rOligtOusly conlde 10 ILLS honor % gentle.
kicinn - = -" - ~
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims OF Soil
which annually sweeps 70 an untimely grave
Thousands Of Young Men Of the moSt Cxcall6nti
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other.
wise have entl1need listening Seante5 With tho
Ih9ndGfS OF elOq1enee O. walked % ecst1cy The
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! Dr. johnson has discovered ne mort Certain,
Speedy, and only EhectnAl Remedy In the WOtld
for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, Structures,
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, InYolups
tary Discharges, ImpOtOnGy, General Debility,
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, LanRu0r.I Low Spirits,
.COhidalOn Of Ideas, PnlplndOh OF the heaSt,
Timidity. Trembling, DlmnGeH Of Sight, or CID
,hlnOSas Disease Of The Head. ThFOAt Nose Or
skin, AfCctiOuB Of the LiyCr, LuugG, stomach Oh
'BowCls-thOse Terrible Disorder Gfising nom
Solitary Habits Of YOuth-SeCret and Solitary
Practices moro fatal 70 their victims than he
cong Of SYTCps 70 tho Mariners OF Ulysses, bllRht
Ing their most brilliant h0pes o. GntIcip6ti0nS,
rendering marriage 60 impossible, '''F' ~
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Rcad the lolIowIng synptoms:

Read tho following symptoms
Constipation, Flatulcncc, Inward Plies, Full
ness of Blood to tho Head, AcidIty Of the stOm'
acil, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust for Food, Full
meas or Weight in tho Stomach, Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking or Fluttorlng at tho Pit of tho Stomach,
Swimming Of tho Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, Fluttortps at tho Heart, Choking or
suilocatiug Sensations when in q Lying Posture,
Dlmuess Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Per.
spIratIon, Yollowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain
In tho Side, Back, Chest Limbs, Sc, Sudden
Flushes Of Heat Burning in tho Flesh, Constant
ImaglnIugs of Evil, and Great Depression Of
Spirits. All these indicate Disease OF tho Liver
or Digestive Organs combined wIthimpurc blood
Tho use OF the Bitters or Tonic will soon cause
the above symptoms to disappear, and the patient
will become we'll and healthy. '@0'i
DR.. Hollands Greek Oil.
Lightning Cure for ali kinds Of Palms 4 Aches.
ArPLrED ExTERNALIr.-It will cure all kinds
of Pains and Aches, such as Rheumatism, Eeu'
ralgIa, Toothachc, Chllblalns, spralnS, Bruises,
Frost Bites, Headaches, Pains in the Back and
Lolns. Palms in tho Joints or Limbs, stlngS Of
Insects, RlngwOrmS, etc.
TAKEN MTERNA11T-Itwlll cure Kidney Com
plants, Dackaches, Sick Headache, Collie, Dyson.
terry, DIarrhGa. Cholera Intautum, Cholera Nor
bus, Cramps and Pains in tho Stomach, Fever and
Aguc, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc. 5iNa.
DR.. Hollands POdOphyllin
i.a OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL,
.n1 TWO PILLS A DOSE. H
7as most i,o1erru!, vi Innocent, Vegetable Co.
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WEST va. INSURANCE COMFY.

DEABODY INSURANCE COMFY,
i AT WHEELING, WEST VA 77,1
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reflect thata sound mind, and body are themost
necessary. requisites to promote e0nnubiRl happl.
ness: Indeed, without these the Journey Through
hourly dArkcns to tic view, tho mind becones
Swallowed with despair and filled with The mel
Ancli0ly reflection that tho happinekS * "A bther
becomes hlivhtGd with our nun H. N5iIF5fT fTfTT
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country The pride Of BIZ parents, s6ouli be
snatchca nom all prospects and enjoymehtS Of
life BY the consequences of,deylatlpE from the
path Of nature, and indulgihg In c6ftairi secref
habit. Such persons must lnforn cnntemnlatinR
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MEDICAL.
RAITIMoREL oqK HOSPITAL.
EstablIShed5 40, a. J Refuge from
iils Quaok0Ey. t0.eE .e'ocn J

THE oNIYlPE "a 4, WHERE !, HERB a CURB can
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Who have injured themselves by . certain prae.
dees INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned from eYl .companio ns, or at school, tie
effects OF which ARC nightly fGlt, even When
asleep, and, II not Cured, renders marriage ipos!
slble, and destroys both mind aud boly, should
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1 49,, q. - =. PSI
doors nom the corner. Fall not 10 observe the
name and number. 7"ut D. ygl. nm lEt l1rl
EEB. No letters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp 70 DO used on the reply. Per
Of advertisement describing symptoms, ; ~ h h
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hanna In hiR 0f1c6!,s
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e igsiTAKE PARTICULARNoTTCR 81
Dr.. =. addresses al those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and SoIit1fy
habits which ruin both body and mind, unnttine
them Tor either business, study, society or MAD
Evening star., 1870-01-11
lFrom Harper's HoafbI,.I


well-known citizen of Hartford Conn., n
Few days ago had taken his seat in the afternoon
train for Providence, when a small wea zened-
Iaeed, elderly man, having the appearance of =
well-to-do farmer, came into the car looking
for seat. The gentleman good naIuredly m ADJ,
room for him by his side, and the old man looked
him over from head to foot.
" Coming to Proyidence?" he said at length
No sir, the stranger answered, politely; 80
stop at An,Ioyer.'
self Tan TH%es, to tnsS s1 Iav belong
Only over night, SIR
short pause.
Did You cal1ate to put up at the tavern?''
No, sir; Il expect to stop with Mr.. Skinner"
What, Job SINNERS? Deacon Job-liyes
IN little brown house on the old pike? Or
mebbe it's his brothers: Was II Tim Skinner,s
SQUARE Tim'-where you was goin' ?''
Squire TINS"
night Any connection of his'n?"
mo, sir
"well, now, that's Gurus, The old man amt
got INTO any trouble nor nothin', has he?' low
him, be ye?''
oh no, nothing of the kind.y
''Ilad ont. No harm in askin, s'pOse Ireck-
on Mss SINNERS some connection of yourn?,
NO, said the gentleman. Then, seeing the
amused expression on the faces Of two or three
aequaintances in the neighboring seats, he add
Ell, IN a confidential tone: 81 am going to see
squire SINNERS daughter"
Law sakes." said the old man, his face quiv-
erihg G with curiosity. That's it, is il? I want
To know! Going to see Mirandy skinner. be
ye? Well. Mirandy is a nice gal-kinder hom-
bly and long favored, but smart to work, they
Say' ser' and and guess you're about the right age for
II never saw her in my life, SIR
- How YOU talk! Somebody's gin her a re-
commend, s'Pose, and you're goin clear ont
there's a likely gals in AndOver as Mirandy
Skinner. I've got family of grOwed-up dar-
tiers myself Never was married afore, was ye?
Don't see weed on your hat
=. have been married about fifteen years, sir.
have wife and fve children" And then, as
the long-restrained mirth of the listeners to the
dialogue burst forth at the old mans open
mOuthed establishment, he fastened to explain:
- am a doctor, my friend, and Squire Skinner
called at my Office this morning to request my
professional services for his sick daughter
- Wa'al now!' And the old bore waddled of
into the next car.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


ri WIN. l. wAL1 r0.. Auctioneers,
Stores No. SIS 3fs south cor P.. Nv. and 9Th u.
ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING. MERCHANT
ThHLORI GENIs FCRNlSHfNG GOODS
TKINkS; UMBRELLAS, FIXTURES, &c, AT
IA On SATURDAY MORNING, January Is.
commencing AZ 10 o'clock, and Evening af
ma O'Clock, we viii sell NJ No. $40 Peunsyiva-
-M mia avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets, the
- entire stock of CIJthing, &C., of the late r
STEPHENS & Co., Clothiers.
We name ia part, viz:
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Suits in BrUadcloth Cassim-res, Melton, and
Beaver Also, Coats, Pants, Vests, Morning Gowns,
d.. OyERCoATs:,
Beaver, Melton, Chinchills, Water Proof and
Spring Overcoats.
BOYS CLOTHING
large stock Of Boys Clothing in suits.
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Cassimeres Doeskins, Beavers, Broadcloths, Fur
and Moscow, silk Yestings, Linen Duck, Alpaca,
Brown Linen, Silk Velvet, a large lot Trimmings.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Sndershirts Drawers 0yershirts.
Engli-h, German, aud Domestic Half Hose,
Umbrellas, Su.penders, Hsndkerchiefs,
Collars, Cuffs, Neckties.
Md, Buckskin, Wool, and silk Gloves,
Trunks, Falises, Satchels, &c, &c.
MIXTURES.
Plate Mirror, Shelving, Desk, Counters, Stove, &C.
p. .S.-Sale to continue day and evening until the
entire stock is disposed Of.
We call especial attention Of dealers and private
buyers to the above SALE as the goods all first
class, and were made especially for private sale.
Store Tor rent. W. l.. WALL Co,
J6 Auctioneers.
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QRoPosALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER ASp
Il TMlNE
Posi- oFFIcE DEPARTMENT, Q

r.
MAsHINSroS. December q Isss
Sealed Proposals will be received at this be-
O'Clock noon, for furnishing wrappinc Paper - and
Irvine for the use Of the Post ofces in the United
@ the as articles sir 70 n sss G S1y e y
Z. the peparImsnt AZ the Blank Agency Of the Post
The esimaied quantity q each article and the
rss%s df raspns f5s s2, ssr
size, OF mat material and quality equal in all re-
and 70 weigh y pounds TO the ream, and Saes
So such ream 60 contain - perfect auires
size, 70 weigh Is pounds TO tie rcsia 80 :.
pSnds ,s, q cot,on 1 or ether suitable Twine.
pound each, and 80 bound as 10 prevent its
becoming loose and tangled by transportstisa.
eighth Of an inch in diameter, aud in balls 70
weigh froin sne 20 two pounds each, and -
tangled by transports,i'n. "''OiH'ns loose ana
froposAls will be received for each article seps-
The contract or contracts will be awarded o. Ga.
lowest and best bidder, % be determined after .
which BID will in It's practical resui,s be mo.s .d
More or less than the estimated or.,,,,,.. r.x
be ordered. a the necessities Of the D~partmeos
nay require, at the discretion VI the Pcstmastcr
Samples OF such articles as are now used M the
or at the Blank Agency of the Post Once pepsrt,'
Bidders win send samples of such articles as they
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
y eDtus 70 e'ihpit Win Ms DID, aud q
certihcate from postmaster that such guarantor,
reliable persons
Two sufficient suroties will be required 60 each
contract.
failure 20 furnish promptly any article con-
iacted Tor. or for furnishing article inferior t<
that contracted Tor. will be Considered A Sufficient
canse Tor a forfeiture of the contract.
Bids not made an conformity with this notice will
not be considered.
The Postmaster General reserves the right OF
most the Interest of the Department and aiso 81
rejecting any or all bids il in his Judgment the inter-
eefs OF the Department require III,
Proposals mist be marked on the envelone with ths
name Of the article bid for and the letter aiar-sI
20 the flrst Assistant Postmaster General aslring-
ton Dc JOHN A. j. CREsWELI,.
deo-WO Postmaster fsenersI
Evening star., 1870-01-11
EVENING STAR.


IL was runored in Paris yesterday that coxp
,Fetgf WAS made in Madrid on Sunday evening.
but dispatches from the latter city do not con-
firm the reports. The oath of once was admin
istered to the new Ministry Sunday night. The
COrtes reassembles to-day. Additional election
disturbances are reported in the provincial
towns.
The German Hospital In New York received
on Saturday from Germany an unexpected gift
OF $1,000 in nve-twentes. The giyer was the
Baron Won Diergardt, young man who has just
inherited large fortune. He has never been in
the United States.
Dennis Cahin has been committed to jail in
Montreal, Canada, to await the warrant Of the
Governor General for his extradition, on the
charge of attempting to murder Thomas ONeil
in Hartford, Conn, on the 9th December last
The clergyman Of New York city reported to
have eloped with q young lady member Of his
flock, is Rev. Horace Cooke, of West Seventh
street Methodist Episcopal Church. He leaves
behind wife and two children.
Three men have been arrested In New Jersey,
charged with conspiring to defraud the heirs of
property in Georgia, by means Of . forged mar
riage certificate.
Hon. John Huyicr, ex-Congressman from New
Jersey, died on Sunday in New York from inju
ries inflicted by drunken man some weeks ago.
His murderer il In custody.
The steamer Anna, seized by the United
states authorities at Charleston, a few days
since, on suspicion Of being Cuban privateer,
was yesterday released and sailed for Nassau.
The election of Judge Richardson, late Assis-
tant Secretary of the Treasury, as President of
the Hartford and Erie Railroad, gives much
satisfaction to the stockholders.
The Spanish frigate Isabella, Ia Catolica and
one gunboat reached Hampton Roads yester-
night.
Nine of the crew of the monitor Miantono-
nah, now at Boston, deserted on Saturday
four OF whom have been arrested and returned
on board.
Evening star., 1870-01-11

srA meeting Of Presby terians has been held
held in London in favor Of a revision of our Au-
thOrized Version OF the Bible.
~''A shrouded mystery in Nashville turned
out to be anearly white baby abandoned Oh a
doorstep.
SA wealthy American" who recently mar
red an aristocratic young lady at Milan, turns
out TO be q rowing journeyman barber.
~ Mrs. Augusta j. Evans Wilson, of Mobile,
author Of .sSt. Elmo and "yashti," was in a
train which was thrown from the track near
Cleveland, Tenn, on Friday, and was seriously,
If not fatally, injured.
Evening star., 1870-01-11
I n n Z W 70 r X.
II. LEEDS & MINER,
HY. ". LEEDS, Auctioneer,
Will sell, by order of Executrix the
FINE ART COLLECTION


FINE ART COLLECTION
or the Wealthy Bostonian. the late
THOMAS THOMPSON, ESQ
Commencing
tand continuing until the whole collection is dis
The LEEDs s6s ART r saa ShEEERiHsp IL fpfk m at
NUE. q ana 9is NEW NfEfWpAYROTAf' YOsAk oorn~ 18th ST.
This extraordinary collection is the most exten.
ave and yauable ever ofisred in the United States,
VALUED AT ABOUT S5Oe, 900,
AND COMPRISING NEARLY
Every one Of which was selected by their late owner
at prices varying from few dollars to as many thou
sands each he having made the collection Of pictures
the work OF life tin and devoted to it the income
Of q princely fortune, until the year ls6O since
which time no additions have been made to the col
Among them are originals by Benz. West, Sir
1has Eastlake, Sir Thos. Lawrence, Sir Joshua
Key holds, Sir Peter Lely, Godfrey kneller, Allan
Ramsay, George Moriand, Hogarth, Turner, Mas
lish School. Boucher, DeBufe, Isabey, MiCnar1,
De Oreux Diaz, Lambinet, Baron, and Others of the
ostade, Zuccsrelli, Van Dyke, &c. Also n large
number Of the most celebrated artists of the 18th
18th; and 18th centuries. such Titan, Rubens.
unquestioned originals aud as such will excite and
repay attention Of ccnnosseurs from every sec
tion Of this country and Europe.
800 Portraits CT DiStngxiShed Americans
", lnmsn. Bierstadt, Durand, Brown, Peaie
doughty, Birch, Hart, and nearly every one known
ten years ago.
The collection will be sold entire, fno pictures
having been added or taken from it, and without
serve or limitation, to close the estate 1t will De on
the LEEDS AIT GXILEBfEs, CAL Noa y and Site 5.
and at the exten,ive Galleries e31 Broadway, near
l2th street, New York.
be sent to any address receipt of . cents by the
auctioneer- ia s-2w
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DIED..

PHELAN. On Monday, the 10th inst NICHO-
LAS PHELAN, in the i9th year of his age.
Funeral Thursday, 18th instant. at - o'clock
D m from st. Peters Church. His friends and :
quainiances, and those of the family, respect
fully invited attend at his residence, Garner 3l
and East Capitol streets. RcQuic-cat in pace.
Baltimore Sun copy.I
WOOD. On the lIth instant, ALF0SZA, infant
.on Of Thomas sad sarah l.. Woni.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited 60 attend the funeral Mednes lay
The l2th. at clock. at SIS street, 7Ih.
Port Tobacco Times please copy.I
BROWN. On Tuesday, January n. LIZZIE II.
daughter Of Archibald and Jane Brown, aged years
IL months AVID = days.
The relatives and friends cordially invited to
afbnd her funeral ON Wednesday afternoon at )
Dclock
Evening star., 1870-01-11
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

DALIlAOhE AND OhlO kAlLkoAr.
r-., wAsHrSsros, 80.
WisIi TSS IifishsET kfS shhssSETiHSEE Nh SSs ~ S
WkST are Low run a. follc~s, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
,.' anu foR ALI Way sTxrfSss'o STAT f1l soc ?
Leave & aaLly sssos, a 4 SUNDAY, Il aud $40 A. ~.
ana 90" and 10 TSR ANNAPOLIS
Lsays cav. At 100 sla $50 A and $50 r. =.
ros fpssiLTTPIaAoeRE. iLTTPIaAoeRE
Leave at A. M ana $40, $40. and 500
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave faS Al ALL y fxsfs ,ns 'S Or All FHF @Esf
Lesys daily Except saturday and sunday, at q.
On saturday Al ) 4, M, sId s;soP.M.
Ds9ps S sI1dss N Rsss =, and seS 0Ry Gro
% Wheeling, Parkersbufs, &c: ,
@ sss s II r. a.S q 4 q:
asyi Also; at he Companys Sf1es, 400 rens,yl. u,
svenue once can there arrange 20 have their bsx-
gage called for and checked at their residence takea
q sas son see -
vsrtisement Of - !. MIhropgh Line"
J. WILSON, Master of rrsnsportatioa
nom dE n oYLE; Ss9er; ,aIsTsi Tirsrj Agent
THRoUeH LINE BKrwEEN wAsHINGroN
'sSHE%tttGiA' INV fcGkA. AND &NW
Trains between WASHINGTON and N iw YoRK
are ne follows, viz:
FOR NEw YORK, trifaOgs osangs of oars
Leave daily (except Sunday at > a m, and 12:SS
and 2. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Lesve daily (eKcept Sunday AZ q. m, and I9:lS
and $40 p. IN.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York at 300 y. m. and PhiiaieI-
Sleeping car. for New York on D. m train only.
Through tickets 90 Philadelphia. New York, or
boston can be had at the Station once at All hours
IN the day. Also, at the COmpsnys Once, No lOS
PennsylN ania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick-
cts at the Avenue once can there arrange 90 have
tir baggage called for and checked at their resi-
derUe taken 10 the depot, aud put into the baggage
car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements for
Lis and the West
J. L. WILSON, Master of Tran.portst,oo-
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
no 20 GEO. 3. kOONTZ, Agent, Washin gton
Evening star., 1870-01-11
RYJ. A. sTOUTENBURGH, Auc,ioneer.
coMMIssIONERs'sAhE INVALUABLE PROP

ERTI.
"a BY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court
E..: Tor the county Of Alexandria, Va, at the Feb.
Aruary term, 1869, in the case of Roach's exc.
cutors vs. Roach devsees, the under signed Com
missioners therein named will proceed to sell, by
Pnbc auction TO the hishes. bidder, in front Of the
MAYOR once. in the city Of Ale xandria, on SAT
uRpAr January 18th $50, At u m; that valuable
.COLUMBIA or R0ACH'S SPRING." with 4
FRAME DWELLING STORE-uOUSE, with
rooms and large pavilion. situated tho function
oil the Alexandria and Arlington Turnpike, half 8
mile from Long Bridge, in the county Of Alexandria
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, BOUNDED on the
north oy Montgomery. west by Pitt, east by Royal
and on the souah by Madison sts. This square will
De divided to suit purchasers.
An undivided HALF OF LOT at the south west
corner of Union and Wolfe Streets 62 inches
Wolfe and lis feet on Union
Terms: Twenty per cent. OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash. and the residue in three equal in
etallments at six, twelve and eighteen months from
day Of SALE with interest," the purchaser to give his
bonds for the deferred instaments, with good per
soma, security the title to be retained until full
payment OF te purchase money, and the property to
be resod at the risk and expense of the purchaser in
any case Of default in payment. Persons wishing 10
purchase are requested to examine the premises
which will he shown TO them by parties residing
thereon Stamps and conveyancing at the of the
purchaser. =. FERGUSON BEACH,
CHAS. L. STUART,
WM. II. DULANY,
!. u sa Commissioners
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lY WM. l.. WALL b CO, Auctioneers,
II New Marble Building,
Corner 9th street and Pennsy lv ania avsrpua

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
LARGE STOCK OF DEY GOODS, AT STORE
No. ass 1TB STREET
@H In virtue Of writ Of feri facias issued from
HIND 1.-THE Clerk Once of the Supreme Court of the
WitlIlU District Of Columbia, and to me directed, 1
p WFwill sell at public sale, for cash, at No 3sJ
9TH street west, on TIL RSDAY, the 10Th day
OF January, $50, commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m,
large stock Of Dry Goods consisting in part o-yiz:
Calicoes, Mouselin de LANES
Bereges, Cottons, Cambrics
Linens, Toweling, Counterpanes
Canton Flannel, Black and Colored AIpacas
Ticking kearseys. Woolen Dress Goods
Corsets, Spool Cotton, Handkerchiefs
Hosiery, Gloves Under Shirts
Red and White Flannel, Show Case
Fancy Articles and Shelving and Counters
Together with many other articles usually kept in
dry goods store seized and levied upon the goods
and chattels Of Daniel Schlemor and will be sold to
satisfy execution No. 6f75. i'm favor Josiah Stern
ALEX. SHARP, U. $. Marshal, d. g.
IA lO-dts Per VIM. Ia. WALL Co, Aucts.
Evening star., 1870-01-11
RY w. L WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 81 and 311 , southeast cor Pa ave- and 9th

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
Sixth STREET EAST, BETWEEN AND G
STREETS SOUTH.
II BY virtue of a deed Of trust of John Flynn
E. and wife to me, recorded in Lber and X :,
mo. 8, folio 800, Of the land records of Wash
ington county .. c., will effer at public SALE on
18th January, 1870, at 4 O'Clock p. m, Lot Is, in
Square a7, with the improv ements, a well built
brick house, &c.
Terms: 81 900 cash at the sale balance in notes at
six and twelve months, with interest, secured by
deed of trust. T.. CHRISTIANf, Trustee
Jas w. L. WAL L. CO, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
elY COOPER q LATIMEE Auc.ione.r.
- tSuccessors tn J. G.. Mcffuire Col
Southwest corner of Penra avenue and Ilth AZ
fkGsTEEs' SALE, BY JUDICIAL DECREE,
" rAtuABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.

Southwest corner of Penna avenue and ilth II.
fRCsTEES SALE, BY JUDICIAL DECREE
OHyAkUABLE IMPROVED REAL EST ATE'
IN THE C1T1 OF ASIIlNGTON
- by virtue OF a decree If the Supreme Court
Es of the District ~ Columbia dated Noyemhsr
.pth, 1852 passed in q cert ain cause therein d.
Hendins, m which Bayliss King is Complainant and
Cathcrine King and others are defendant- the ssms
ne,ng ckAneery cause number l.Ssl shall sell, a.
Irustees at public auction, SATURDAY, the
nIteenth day OF January. ls7B, at O'Clock D. m, on
the premises, Lots numbered nine, t9j ten no.
sieven, twelve I'D thirteen, II. fourteen flJ
M .eem, 10, io,l and sixteen, l5) in square numbered
one one nnnared , and seventy two, tE2l as laid down
uRnn the grvnnd plan of the city of Washington
nee 9ts rom 02 feet inches 18th street west
nortn street and rs feet inches north street
IN Lot 10; facing street. there are two Frame
Dwelling Houses. The property has besn subiivi-
ded or the c9nvenencs of purchasers into building
lots nye Of which front north street four front
on 18th street west and six front on north street
One loo Will be offered with the privilege of ALI a
showing the subdivisions, will Be sxhihi,ed
at the sale. 'o~
Terms Of sale: One third cash; and the balance In
two equal payments, at six and twelve MONTHS with
interest from day of SALE secured blythe purchass
notes. endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Trustes
All cOnveyancing, including stamps, at the cost of
the purchaser deposit of S25 each lot when the
property il struck OF.
JOHN J. JOHNSON, I r
A. X. BROWNE. trustees.
jal1-d COOPER LATIMER, Aucts