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$1,000, $500 and $l0G.

They will BIO issued rs Coupon BondS PhN"Os>
to Bearer, and may DO held in that form; or
rho Bond may DO registered in the namo OF
tho owner, with the coupons remaining psyaDle
to bearer attached the principal bcns lhcA
transferable only on the books OF the CohpHh5'
unless reassgnel to bearer; or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled,
tho Bond made q permanent Registered B0n0,
transferable only on tho books OF the company
and the interest made payable only to the re-
gistcred owner or his attorney.
The three classes will DO known respectively
az
Isl. "COUPON BONDS PAYABLE TO
BEARER"
q. "REGlSTERED BONDS WITH COU-
PONS ATTACHED"
81. "REGISTERED BONDS WITH COU-
| pCNS ETACHED," and should be 80 desig
| uatod by Correspondents i'll specifying the Glass
of Bonds do rcd
Tbov have THIRTY YEARS to run from
January Is, 1870, with Interest ut six per cent
nor onnum from November !, 1869 PR1EcI-
rA1 AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD III MO
city Of New YORK
Tho interest IS payable in NAY and NovEM-
HEE that i. may take tho place of thst OF the
earlier issues Of Fivo-Twonte'. and suit the
convenience Of oar friends who already hol
| Central and Western Pacific Bonds, with inter
! c,t pavahlc in january and July, and who
may desire. in making additional Investments,
tn have their ntar:. rrcivni'l" 1t different sea-
| sons Of the year.
Tho Loan is secured by q mortgage upon the
| nntirc Line of Road from Richmond to The ONO
River, with tho equipment and Mi other prop
| rrtv and appurten.nC.s connected thcre"llh.
< Sinking Fund Of 500 900 per nnnum -
provided for tho rcdonpti"n Of the Bonds, 10
| take efuc. one year after tie completion oil tho
| Road. o,,oo, ,:,
The mortgage i. for $1,000 0Dl, OF which
2,OO!l $50 will be reserved snd held in trust Tor
| tho rcdcmption ot outstanding Bonds OF the
| T;rgilin Cc,strnL RGHrOad Company, now
! ,ncrpcI in the GHE.APgAKE AND OHIO.
| OF the remaining sl3,W0,OU, suiilcIcLt
amount will bc sold - complete the road TO the
OHIO river, perfect ana improve the portion
row in operation, and thoroughly equip the
! whole for q large and active tra!tic.
Tn" present price is 90 and accrued interest.
4 Loan so amply secured So csrcfuily guard
cd, ana 80 certain hereafter to command o
prominent place among tho fnvori:o securities
in the markets, both OF this Country ana Eu-
| rouc will be at once appreciated and quickly
| absorbed. Very respectfully,
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Observation-Disclosures TO THE GAZETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March ! --3 p. 10.
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, March - p. 10.
CONGRESS.
In he Senate, Mr.. Sumner moved to take
up his bill TO vacate the charter OF the Medical
Srcicty of the District of Columbia, which was
lost. Ayes 81, noes &c. Mr. Johnston voted no..
Mr. Lewis was not present
The Senate then took up tho bill for chang
ing he Judicial circuits. Ayes &c, noes -
Mr.. Johnston, Of Va. IN the negative.
The Senate then took up and passed several
printed bills.
The House OF Representatives have been
considering private bills, this being private bill
day.
At The conclusion of the morning hour, the
House took up the Georgia case.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Al the request! OF Senator Lewis, MIR. Sum
r,4r c1llsrntnd TO withdraw his motion 10 re-
consider the House amendment to the dlsabl.
its bill, and has withdrawn ii, 20 that the bill
will now 90 10 The President.
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RAIL ROAD There seems to be 1 hitch IN
the prr,,n>rd ra!lrud FROM Alexandria 20 Frede-
Iick>hurg in CONSEQUENCES. OF L contest lor supro
macy between TWO opposing charters. The old
e., of these charters expired during the war,
but the time was extended ty the Military
Governor Ut Virginia, and there is some ques,
tiou of The lrgalityscf that action There is no
doubt chat work will soon he commenced under
one or both OF these charters.
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O
WM. COGAN,
No. u North Royal street
Has constantly on hand y large and complete
assortment Of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
HASP%,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
pOECELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH MICA and
OTHER SHADES;
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted up with Gas in the most substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories Nils Sc. prompt
ly and faithfully executed; al ut prices which
will give abstraction. my S-tf
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chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Go.

Tic Chesapeake ami Ohio Railroad, connect
ing the Atlantic coast and the magnificent har-
bors Of the Chesapeake Bay with tho Ohio Riv-
er at 81 point Of reliable navigation, and thus,
with tho entire Railroad system and water
transportation Of the great West and Southwest
forms the additional East and West
Trunk Line, so imperatively demanded Tor
tho accommodation of the immense and rapidly
growing transportation between the Atlantic
seabcard and Europe on the ono hand, and the
great producing regions Of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Valleys on tho other.
The importance OF this Road ns il
new oHtset from The West TO the sea
magnGcs it into one Of national consequence,
and insuros to il an extensive through trathc
from the day Of lis completion; while. IN tho
dcyclopemenL Of tho extensive agricultural and
mineral resources Of Virginia and West Flr'
elna it possesses, along its own lire, the Gle
ments OF y large and profitable local business.
THUS the great interests, both gen cral and To-
cal which demand the completion OF tho Giles
APEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD to tho Ohio Xiv
err afford the surcsL guarantee Of its success and
value and render it the most important
and substantial Railroad enterprise
now in progress i'll This country.
It's superiority as al East and West route,
and the promise OF an immense and profitable
trade awaiting its completion havo drawn to ii
tho attention and cooperation OF prominent
Capitalists and aloal men Of this City, Of
sound Judgment and known integrity, whose
connection with it, together with that Of oml-
nent citizens 0nd business mon Of Virginia and
West Virginia, insures au energetic,
honorable anl successful manage
nlent.
The Road is completed and in operation from
Richmond to tho celebrated White Sulphur
Springs Of West Nirgina 227 miles and th"ro
remain but zoo miles (now partially construct
ed to be completed. 10 carry II to the proposed
tnrm;r:u; on the Chic river NJ, or near, The
mouth OF tho Big Sandy River, $50 miles abovc
Cincinnati, and $50 miles below Pittsburg.
Lines arc row projected or in progress
through Ohio snd kentucky to this point,
which will connec. the Chesapeake and ONO
with the entire Railroad systems Of tho West
and Southwest, and with the Pacific Railroad
It's valuable franchises and superior sdvan-
tsges will place the CHESAPEAKE And OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest ana
most powerful ard trustworthy corporations o.
the country; and there exists q present value
in completed road and work done, equal TO the
entire amount Of the mortgage
The details OF the Loan have been arranged
with suecial rcforcnce TO the wants OF ri Glasses
OF investors; and combine tho various features
Of convenience, safety and protection against
loss or fraud.
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w Sc I.--This day received another sup
w ply Of Welliston s. G. I. Thread. The
tailor who wants to work with the most salts.
tory results to his customer and himself, can
save money by using it. Boot and shoe makers
who want thread that is not rotten will Go we'll
to use il. This thread is especially adapted for
family use, yet here arc other uses Tor lt,Whlch
arc TOO important to DO overlooked. For sale
wholesale and retail by G. 9. BERRY,
feb Is - King street
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The schooner j. G. Baxter, Of Norwalk,
Conn.,, was lost at sea on the 20th OF February.
II,r officers and crew were rescued.
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CIT Il IT T. ~ y .

s. B m ID Fl E NJ
CORNER KING u FAIRFAX STREETS,
Owing TO he latcne=s of the season, is offering
RARE INDUCEMENTS.
His stock is very large, and will be ylo:e1
out at remarkably low rates fen -
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'.he Disability BILL.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,

MARCH 4 1870 3. y. N.
70 tire editor Of the Aleranaria Gazette:
The Disability Bill has just passed the Set
ale ard canuol now be intcIfarred with.
LEWIS MCkENX
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VERY SUSPICIOUS. On Saturday night last,
about l. clock, c0lored man rode up to the
house of gentleman living some two or three
miles ircm Aliilwood, and pretended to deliver
a message, that his daughter living in Mill.
wuud. In! become suddenly i'll, and request
ing that her sister would immediate Iy come
to her; this the sister proceeded immedI,;
atcIy TO cut 10 execution, only accompanied
by little brother; fortunately gentle
man in the house thought it best to &C
company her. which probably prevented a
4 terrible catastrophe, as the sudden sickness
was mere prctcnce, and while the party were
on their way to Wildwood, the colorcd man
rode little ahead and tying his horse, which
had been taken from the stable @! Mr.. Estcr,
availcd himself of the darkness 10 escape. 1t
was found on arriving ut wildwood that 10 such
message he'd been sent, and we are lett to con-
lecture the vile intent OF the false messenger;
Only short time ago L respectable coored
woman at the Post had been ia ken oil on
similar message, but suspecilng foul play, CT
fcctcd her Escape in the dark.-C'farh'e County
(Onrttr.
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"Thc Hon. Thomas Wilson, late Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of this State, has published
long letter. in which he charges the Hon.
VIM. Window, late member Of Congress from
tn, First District, with corruption in Office in
the purchase Of the land Of the Winnobago In,
dian Reservation, and cndeavoring to procure
SUBSIDIES from Congress for the Northern Pac'
fic Railroad The quarrc! between these form
or intimate friends results from their present
rivalry as candidates Tor United Statcs.Senator
as Mr.. Norton success scr. y
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ss~ Magazines, Music, &c, honnd in now
ard beautiful styles. at cheap rates.
3ss- Now is the timo to have them bound
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HOME INDUSTRY AND
ENTERPRISE.
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jan 7--tf

ns- Prices below those Of Northern cites.
jan TT
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PoroMAC AND MANASSAS RAILROAD. The
bill before the Legislature 20 INCORPORATE the
sPotomac and Manassas Railroad tompany'
concentrates line a. RAILWAY irou Manassas
Junction TO some pulat on ,he hlchmond,
Frederick ,burg aud Potomac rai!roui, between
the Aqua Creek terminus and fredericksburg,
Or y; some point On the Potomac railroad The
cnrporatorS named are Arson Bags, Jesse
uoyi, Columbus e. Douglass, Ayett Nicol,
G. ". bennington, Daniel L. Rug giles, aud
Walter Weir. l. is said to tc prriec! of
Northern capitalists
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CHARGES "A special despatch from ST,
Paul, Minnesota, has been received. Here it
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hHIUSE IsENTS.

OKlENTAL LODGE, NO. &, X. OF p,
- Will hold n
FAIR, AT GERMANS HAIL,
COMMENCING MONDAY NIGHT, Feb. IS
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BOOK BINDERY,
GAZETTE BUlLDING-70 PRINCE ST,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Ali work promptly executed III III" hand
sonnet 81 glo aud most durable manner.
RULING,
If all patterns, done 10 order.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Y EsTERpAY's PROCEED
ISGs-L a1o .Sttle-Hoover VS.. FrlzZe ease
-capias-motion by defendant to quash bail
bond sustained-plea to the jurisdiction sus'
tained-d defendant to pay COST.
j. NJ. Van Ness vs. o. 4 a. Il. r. Co.
psit-declaratio filed by leaVe--tauSe
docketed by consent and continued
CHANCERY SIDF. Commissioner report on
the accounts of Isaac Eichbere, trustee OF hen.
ry B!ondheim, filed and ordered TO he one
month for exceptions.
Edelen VS.. Mechanical Building Association
petitions filed by John Summers and John
Arnold
Potomac Buidng Fund Association VS. Jes'
see Woodward ct a. petitions llcd by John
Summers, u ohm Arnold and &. Is. Shirley.
Stablcrs administrator VS.. Butcher ct al -
till OF revival Report Of Commissioner filed
1t November term confirmed aud decree Tor
rompIainant against hers at law Of VIM. Fat
ten, and against 2. f.. Hoffman, executor OF
John Roberts.
Barley. Tripictt & 60. -, ~. II he 4 Go.
--riuuc:io,i- INJUNCTION diss lived and hlll dis
missed.
Mclean vs. Jnhn>tun ct ais. report OF
trustee flied.
Hunters executor W.. McCraa et al. denur-
rrr 10 liI Sustained-lcave to complaint to tile
AIN ,njcd and supplemental bill within 81 days.
Coult adjourned till Court i'll course.
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G. ". JAMESON.

n " JAMESON G. II. COLLINS.
JAMESON s. COLLINS,
:; IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
COR, OF ROYAL Il WILk ES STS.i
ALEXANDRIA,. VA. (
~ Building Material, Mill Work and
Z Castings Of every description made at
: short notice.
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MAS AND STEAM FITTING
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i hEDi:ETil!3 GARDEN SEED.
4 large supply Of lrosh GARDEN SEED
from the above firm, which we are now pro
pared TO sci! wholesale and retail.
feb II COOK s. CREIGHTON.
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SOB WORK,

IN TAE HIGHEST style OF THE ART
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is prepared to execute with noalno:s ana dis
patch all kinds Of
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the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-29
AN itinerant preacher thus describes the

An itinerant preacher thus describes tho
rough trip he had in preaching to the boys:
talked q in. and they listened In awe
as v III 81 it, cause and gov erning law
In moot effective manner:
Ard one rom out Of the cat hered thron,
Cried out IN path deep and strong,
THAT y hats the matter with Hannah
l loosed srcusd for the trouble dame.
Ann called her our by her gfye1 name
tF"r did not know he othe- -
tnd ss". with a sigh which the crowd e,rla ha.r
nan Csiied Hannah. " thou art pea-,
hpPiosch tby Christian brother
IA hearers laughed at nv earnest erv
81 Eut shanty over his eye 20
voi's1 me IN mockipg fashion:
hu' ,, . &c Re heed 10 the scafip few
Hannah, NV sister. call for you
10 icrt-not wrath or passion.
one then. 10 the altar. oh, child Of wyap
y spoke another. " Not any Tor Joe
. J wondered At him. slightly
49, ~ On joseph. The fl sd iswrakf
itmaEes me tren bis 20 hear you speak
VI ho!y thI-gs 50 lightly.
The % from the hsa'hen came cry
I, fii,iIy oia fellow -. How's that for high
anu usmbiel IN heart. as well n in limb,
M Het NJ noishly screamed, =" Put Eeai on him,
And pitch him into the river 3"
bnt stood my ground, ard commenced 10 tell
Oi.erT1tle hrcs 10 q teri ible hell
. Ihst would burn them N . forever
VI Ihey nvet ftr the world said a man 81 ue'f
On golly You know how II is yourself
TO this answered, Never
And started for home AZ they would not yieIi
nc had neither sword nor shield
nat M isht defend ms banner;
And n dsy SIGH for the slough of sin
VI Oh one ? or oman is work Ing in
" nose Z ven name Is Hannsb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-29
1 [.

My Extract ssrss parils il D. cd Purifier. my
ENfraCt BuCbu l. DluTetc, aud vii act as such In
all asses
Both prepared ON purely scientific principles-
"a cacuO-and the most active measures OF either
mat csn be msde. ready aud conclusive test will
To = c. mparson of their properties with tnoee sst
tortb ia The following works;
see DispeI sstofs 81 the United States.
Zee Professor DEVICES valuable works on the
Practice 6 Physic.
rel remarks made BY the celebrated DR.. PHEsIc.
Pbiia
Zee remarks made BY DR.. EPsRAIx MCDOWELL,
a celebrated PLY sioiah and Member of the Royaa
College % Surgeons, ireland, and published in rs
Transactions of the King aud Queen Journal.
zee Medioo- OlIrargieal Review, published By
BENys TRAvEKs. Fellow Of the Roy a. College q
see most OF the late standard works on Mediciass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-29
EVENING STAR.
ST NIGHTS TELEGRANs.

The following important items OF ne VS. were
received here by cable last night:
ELELIN GROWING OVER PARIS.
BERLIN. Dee 2S.-1he news of the opeDinO
ttLIe tue toTtIiicatiOnS of L arts was recetvsI
here with public rejoicing.
FRENCH ARMY OF THE NORTH.
EDESEAUN, Dec 2S-General Faidherba. in
a cs-p8tch 20 the minister OF war Announces
fia- owing to The intense cOldness OF the wealth
CT Re viii eHcamP hi troops near Arras and
ava he rr1sren'ion OF genera movem mt
thrC- .hcut France for the relief Of Paris aud
TIE ts.iveTspce of France. The weather in
southern France l. extremely cold
PECSSIAN VANDALISM
TIE Prus-iau- cannon 4ded the town OF ST
tta.-. twenty ->i1 miles frDm lie Mans, ON the
-. o.. treu entered the place, where thev com
ri'te8 MANY Disorder. General Cha1Zy sen, a
iorTHal protest % the Prussian general, aud sab
troop. .l which he says. 'sI have warmed the
PI---stH- against the further preparation Of
suCt lJrrl'iy actions a. tl-v com omitted against
an urasu ! plrc- AND people, who m srit better
-rsa'I.- DC 10. IN ih- vH-gu, her4u-e of their cx
IRENE humanity % tue PTusSian slsS and
Won Ell
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
CONSTANT N'rLE, Dec. The Turkish
rUWsES is obi tons to the DISCUSSION OF ali
aCtstI9rs arfrrtrT z 'Ee pauub an prin cipaIitie.
5a Tie London conference.
IlE-.N. De = Information has been
received here that the Porte has ordered the
EosTiorus and DsTaanalies coasts TO be protect
Nub tJrpeC0es-
4 HEEcINE--A dwelling in Logan township
ILL., vas burned the ether night, and one of the
Inmates, Miss Clara Montgomery. spent her
..mc E resCuiUE be- children from the building
aTG when the flames drove her out ana the
house was consumed. she found that she had
forgotten her shoes, and was Obliged to walk
kal. a-ni.le barefoot through the snow with the
thermometer AZ % degrees below zero, to the
Trsre>t mel ghhor'~- When she arrived there
her ieet were badly frozen, AMI tears are enter
tanned as 20 the necessity Of smputatiOn.
- The sOUth-ru freedmen own nearly si1
Er iTec SCbOoiLOUSes.
- ." - woman, IN our hours OF ease
EStTtain, coy AMI hard Ia please:
fut seen too OFT familiar with her face
"e trst endure, then Pity, then embrace
a. little four yesr-old asked the servant
TOT 20 put any NOR Goals in the CRATE OF Satur-
cay afternoon, - she didn't want santa Claus
burnt when lie came down tie chimney in the
"a gil,
a. Michigan court has decided in the case
Il "a Inau robbed and murdered while walking
nome. that Travelling ON foot Is not - by private
or public couNey auce.'' and sustained an a .Si-
cent Insurance company in refusing to pay it,
lU4lCy mon hI .
Meteorological Record-Dec. -. 735 AN.
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NOT A FEW

OF the worst disarfers tha, .fif-t mankind sr,ss
from the corruption that aistes in tns Blood
bf all the dscUN erIcs N 1t hsNe made suras
y ont none can -Iu Il IN effect BELMBOLD 5 OON
TOuNp hAihAOI nf sARSAehklLLA- lt
Oi health into the system. aud purees the hunors
nicb make disease Il stmui the n slthy func-
ra- OF the body aud pc the disorders that grow
aud rankle IN the blood Such q remedy AT could
he Tvile0 has Tong been sought aud now ne put-
tic have which they can dspsns Ger space
doer admit Of certificates 20 show cts
bur the trial 81 single bottle viii show 10 me .ick
tbs IL has ats virtues surprising anything they have
eve taken.
Two Tablespoonful u the Extract. 1f Sarsapartlfs
cgoCd 70 a pint % water y equal fhs It~h6n Diaf
irll k, and bUt ie - fully equal 10 a gallon a
alb maze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-29

Z. Z. HELWgoLD,s ROSE VASE.

A excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habfts
dls.ipafi4n - 4 10 connection ~irh the ENtr.ct.
Eochu aud eerSa parilta. IN suCh seq recon
mtuded EVii nee II the most responsible and re-
liable Character VII Accompany the m@dicfn
AisD Npislf directions fIr ne, frffh hFafrsds az
ttSuS.I1isS iiNIng ~tluss-e-, and upwsTs It - Ao
untuCitcd CT hcafos and r-coum -udaFnry letters.
many - which from the hgh5- sources. ncind-
uR emineDt phy -iciaus- clsrgy mrn. statesmen. &o
b. Proprisf q bee FC-rte1 20 their publica-
tio- IN te papers: ne does DO this from ne
faCt hat his artiol- FsBk zndard Preparations
ami do u 4 need t. b. sPQed - by cerfihc.tes.
TIE Science Of Jelicino, ike the D1-ic Column,
shouta stand simple. pure, majestic. having Fact
tr ~ bAsS, Induction ioT its pillar, and Truth
alone for lis Capital.
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nf GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneerp,
- Southeast corner OF eth and streets

TRUSTEES sALEOE VALUABLE IMPROVED
Mr. S%SETa sSTHEES i ihI AND D NohriHi tAFi
"a BY virtue Of deel q trust, dstsd the 9Th
~ day Of December. d. 1859 and duty re
records for wash nston county, IN the District of
G,I1ym6s c ssell sell on toe premises; on FIJI
o'clock P. m at public aucti IN; ALL that certain
ri &C and osrccl of la"d suatn aud lying in th4 aid
city of W aahngon in the District Of ..lu gba. and
known aud described in the Office Of tire Surveyor
o. said city as lot numbered one hundred and ify
nrmeered SIX hundred and lweiy three t62S), front
ing nineteen u feet on street north amt running
back depth Of ninety 800 feet 10 a nine q Foot
alley with the Improvements, consisting ur !, fine
Brick Dwelling House with all the modern Improve
Terms: One third cash; balance ard p months
for notes tearing interest from dav ~ saa an Sc
cured by deed e trgst tire premises soil 600
down In cash on the day u sale. Al con yancing
hRd f he ~ 1 ar o not fU cam % iaf
days after the day Of safe the Trust raservcs ae
tn deianltiDg purchaser. by hdsertisins three
imS' IN some n'"7Peper PuTGI.s1Sed y Tyai,ngtoa
dsu rRepI cRkrS f 1'tIikN rs" aSS;,.
Try LATIMEB 3 CLEARY, Ancfioneer.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th 81
.kS BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated August
- II, 100, aud recorded in Liber. No. G3s, flo
LIE 4l2, Of the land records q Washington county
III the District Of Columbia, from Fielder y Dor
sert, Sr 90 the undersigned trustee and at The re
front Of the promises. on TIT fGDAY the 3ld day
Of December. $50, at O'Clock p NJ all that Lot OF
Ground, situate in the city % Washington, u q ,
known as lot one a. IN Dorsett's subdivision OF
original lot one (llIn square numbered seven hVu-
dTed and twenty three, 722. recorded in the Sur
veyOrs Office Of the city of " ashingtan. tho same
extend ng from the southeast corner Of said square
sixty three (6Sl feet and thirty three huDdredh on
street north, and fifty 900 feet and elevsl hun
dredths on 2d ssrs et cast containing four hDusann
Que hundred and Twelve feet OF ground imprOY "a by
a twO-slUry DuuB e-frame House.
Terms q sale One-third cash: balance in six a. 4
we've iAoHihs ,Nita lttsTSet, secured on the prop
COM cy auC .1g ana stamps At cost If purCha cr
dcl0 dts LATIMER i CLEaGY. h1Sts
EsTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
uniI III URsDsl, January 5.h, lS7l
II. B PHiLGROnk. Trustee
dos LArIMER CLEAGf. Aucts.