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Commissioners' Notice.

rNHE County Commissioners for Carroll
Il county, will meet ut their Office, in
Westminster, on the FIRsr MoNDAY or
April, 1870, for the transaction of bust
ness. BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
MARCH ie-4t - Clerk.
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Notice.

THB subscriber, & Licensed Scrivener, is
i always ready, on short notice and rem
sonable terms, 10 write Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of Sale, Bonds, Releases, Wills, &c.
ID. p. SAYLzR.
Double Pipe Creek, Nd. mar 10.
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OUR METHOD OF TREATMENT.

The protruding part must be brought into
its proper place, then supported by a suitable
bandage or truss, kept In its place until the
aperture in the membrane or wall through
which 1t escaped, is thoroughly and well knit
together, This is our theory OF the true cure
oil rupture, and that II is correct, is substantial
ted by hundreds Of persons whom we have
cured. We are we'll aware Of the prejudice
manifested by the Medical Faculty against any
form OF treatment for the permanent cure Of
rupture, which excludes the use Of the knife.
unfortunately too many sufferers from rupture
have imbibed the same feelings, and believe
operation, or obtain relief only by wearing A
truss. To all such we would say that we are
willing and ready to enter into
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TREATMENT OF RUPTURE.

The only methods Of treatment adopted by
the Medical Faculty in eiTec,ing cure Of rup-
ture Is ne use Of The truss or the knife The best
medical works extant state that BY the use of a
well constructed truss It sometimes happens
that the rupture OF infants become radically
cured, but the same result, however, seldom
oecHrs AZ more advanced period of life. In
regard to the use of the knife, tie LANCER is so
great, that the patient has but slight hance of
recovering after leaving the surgeons hands
Sir Ashley Cooper, who was knighted for his
rare medical attachments, states that out Of II
cases operated on by him for rupture 30
proved fatal. From record kept by DR.. Tur-
ner, another eminent English physician, it ap-
pears that out of 545 cases reported, 260 proved
fatal. Here we have the confession of the
ablest Medical talent that rupture in infants
may be cured by wearing n truss one or t,eo
years. but alta more advanced age the same re-
suit seldom occurs, and by the use Of the knife
the chances for life or death are about equal,
Truly may the sufferer from rupture cx-
claim els there no Balm in Gilead, no hone
for a permanent cure but the surgeons knife,
and must 60 though this world wearing
cumbersome truss2 p To which we answer
there is a Balm in Gilead for hernial sufferers;
there is no longer any necessity for wearing a
truss life time, nor submitting to a surgical
operation in order to be cured.
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COnStabIe'S Sale.


RY virtue Of two writs of F'ieri Facias
ID issued by Abner Near, Justice of the
Peace Of the State Of Maryland. in and for
Carroll county, one at the suitof Washington
Durbin, and the other at the suit of T.. J..
fritchey 4 Co., use of VI. Parke and A. II.
Huber, against the goods aud chattels, lands
and tenements Of Nathan Snowden, and to
me directed, | have seized all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate of said Ma.
than Snowden, in and to a
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND,
in the city of Westminster, on the west side
of Union Street, fronting on said street 30
feet, and running back 1901 feet, more or
less, 10 an alley, then fronting on SAID alley
30 feet, and then to the place of beginning,
containing one eight Of an acre Of land,
more or less, now occupied by said Nathan
Snowden, and being the same property and
premises conveyed by George A. MOuer to
John B. Snowden and William II. Lowery.
by deed dated the 18th Of April, 1867, and
recorded among the Land Records Of Car.
roll county, in Liber W. A. Mex, No. 81,
Folio 523, &c.
hereby give notice that on FRIDAY, the
9Th day Of APRIL, 1870, at o'clock, =. ~,
at the Court House door, in the city Of
Westminster, will offer the above proper.
y, so seized and taken in execution, at
Public Sale, to the highest bidder for cash.
REUBEN w. STEM,
march Its Constable.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale beautiful
BUILDING LOTS, on Green Street,
adjoining those qf Col. Matthias For terms
apply to "
march lift JAMES RIGGS.
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wells.

A new style, just out, for sale by
IA ap !. Mrs. 4. n. 1fmsi, oag.
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yXT0oDEN. Willow aud ccslar ware. X !.
wv ties. &C., full stock al eosas III this
line, at john T. K-iiahilti's
dec 10
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In The Orphans Court for Carroll County.
FEBRuARY Term, 1870.
Jacob fi' Ho Sa (OI. 'D pgsss5 ri: j.
deceased. lllh day Of March,
1870, that the sale of the Real Estate of
Jacob II. Hohacker, late of Carroll county,
deceased made by Jacob HofTacker, Execu.
tor Of the last Will and Testament of said
deceased, and this day reported to this
Court by the suid Executor, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause be shown to the
contrary, on or before the I'd Monday, 18th
day of April next; provided copy Of this
order be inserted for three successive weeks
in some newspaper printed and published
in Carroll county, before the said I'd Mon
day, llth day of April next, The Execn.
tor reports the sale of all the Real Estate
of said deceased, consisting of farm con.
tanning ll93 acres OF land, more or less,
situated in Carroll county, at public sale.
for the sum of foup thousand nine hundred
and eighty five dollars, $49s5. 90.
True copy,-rest:
jos. NJ. PARKE,
march l1-3t Register of Wills.
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II 0NG and Square Shswls, also Breakfast
i Shawls from Is cts. a. IS. al
oct q y. 4 Norris q cd's
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~ PROsTRATION PLAYED OUT.

IN
Violent purgstives emetics, salvants, blistering,
and bleeding have had their day.
The sick can no longer be persuaded that the best
way to cure them is to destroy the little strength
that disease has left them.
Dyspeptcs, instead Of dosing themselves with ep-
som salts, alees coycinth alap, and other powerful
csthartcs, tone their digestive organs and regulate
their bowels with HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BITTERS.
Persons Of bilious habits instead OF throwing the
whole glandular system into q state OF morbid rri
tation with mercursl poison, seek relief and find
In the operation of that wholesome vegetable atera
tive upon the diserdsred liver.
Nervous sufferers. tremulous, weak and despon-
dent recruit their shattered energies with a course
of the great invgorant, and bless the day when the
adulterafed liquors Of commerce were superseded by
. medicsted stimulant, perfectly efficient and en-
tirely harmless.
Travellers by land and rejoice in the possession
OF an agreeable corrective, which protects them
from the evil effects Of malaria, from sea sickness
and from the disturbing influences of changes Of
temperature, and change of water
The weak and debilitated feel their strength re-
turn and their spirits revive under its racing, ap
petizing, gently exhlarating action.
1t Is the only stimulant which cautious physicians
can conscentously recommend to ladies in delicate
health, OF to the aged and decrepd
There 10 not q city, town, or settlement on the
American continent where IL is not recognized as q
household remedy, and a safeguard against cpl
denies; and, in short, whenever there is intelli-
gence, prudence, and common sense, Hostetter q
stomach Bitters Is pronounced a standard specific
for which, in the whole range Of pharmacy there Is
no substitute or equivalent. ap25-eo3t&w
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COUNTRY WITHOUT NAME-A CORES
pondent of the Newark Adrertiser, alive to the
fact that our country has no distinctive name,
or at least none that Is convenient or in common
use,-the term American" which we general
ly appropriate, being equally applicable to the
citizen of any other country on the western
hemisphere ,-recommeRds that the centennial
anniversary Of the declaration of Independence
be made the occasion for officially adopt-
ing and promulgating a new name for the
country and that the new title be WASH
lNGTos. The writer also ventures to Indicate
programme suitable for the proposed
national christening ceremony, which embraces
1.-THE reading Of the Declaration of Independence
by one Of the most respectable men in our conn
Try, or hundred years of age or more; the read
ing OF Everett's Grafton on Washington by an
accomplished elocutionist; an original address
by some prominent patriot or statesman; music
from hundred bands; religious services by two
or three OF the most aged clergymen in the
country; the proclamation of our new national
name by the then President of the United States;
the name itself, Washington to be pro-
nounced precisely at high noon, and to be &C
companied by the booming Of thousands OF can
non in every city, town. and village throughout
the land, the sslutes to commence at II O'Clock,
Washington city time"
The project is not without merit, and in some
shape or other it win very likely find favor with
good many; but We do not expect to see it car
ried out. Our people are too busy, and of too
practical a turn of mind, to attend to any thing
which Is not required by the most imperative
necessity or does not promise immediate and
important material advantages. Everything for
collars-nothlng for ideas, is the rule.
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The latest statement in regard to Captain
Eyre, of the 6. Bombay is that he would have
stopped his vessel after running into the '.Onei-
da' but for the imploring of Lady Temple, the
wife of the British Minister, who was appre-
hensive Of shipwreck. This, if true, shows that
he Is weak rather than bad man, But it does
not better his case any. His place at such
time was upon the wheel-house, where he could
have found better business than listening to
Lady Temple or any other voice than that of
DUTY.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.



Sealed Proposals will be received NJ the office Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, No 30
Broadway, corner Of Cedar street, New York, until
WEDNEeDAY, the first day Of June, 1870, at IL
O'Clock noon, for the Grading, Masonry, Bridging
and Bsllasting of that portion of the Northern Pa
cifc railroad in the State of Minnesota extending
from the Dales Of the st. Louis River, TO the Red
River, the western boundary of Minnesota,
q distance q about go miles, including. every
thing requisite to complete the road bed for o
single track and essary side tracks, ready to
ceve the rail- superstructure Proposals may be for
the work in detail, or by the mile
, The said Company will also receive proposals at
the same time and place, for the Timber Gross ties
and for the Iron Rails, Spikes and Fixtures for the
road as above: The iron rails to be delivered the
dock at Duluth, Minnesota at the crossing Of the
mississippi river, and the ties to be received accord
ing 70 BLANK forms which win be really for distri
BUTTON on Wednesday, May 4th, 1870, at the office of
the company. as above, where plans Of the struc;
lures and maps and profiles of the road with full
speclncations, can then be seen, and the time al
lowed for completion of the contracts male knowa.
The Company reserve the right to reject any all
bids not deemed to be for the interest Of the Com
pany.
Printed circulars, containingful information, will
be furnished application by mail or otherwise, to
Edwin T. Johnson Chief Engineer, sr to the Presi-
dent Of the Company, at the office, No. 40 Broad
way, as above. j. GREGORY Smith,
President Northern Pacific r. X. Co.
New York, April %, $50. ap2s-dlOt
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The reasons why the income tax law should
lot be re-enaeted are very tersely and forcibIy
set forth by Gen. Negley, who represents the
Pittsburgh districtin Congress. He AYERS s'that
IT is unconstitutional; that it was war measure:
that II makes the people nation OF liars that it
bears unequally upon rich and poor; and that
there is no necessity for it"
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

RELIEF FOR THE RICHMOND SUFFERERS
BY reference to the notice in another column 1t
will be seen that measures have been taken here
to afford relief to those sufferers by the late
awful calamity at Richmond who are in need of
material aid The object Is one which must
appeal to the sympathy and purse of every one,
and we trust that the offerings from Washing
ton will be both numerous and liberal. Contri-
buttons in any amount, intended for this pur-
pose, may he left at the counting-room of THE
STAR office, where subscription paper will be
found
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THE LADIES EnPLoYEp IN THE

0@TO THE LADIES EMPLOYED IN THE
uS TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies, you are herewith cordially invited to pay
a visit n1asSe ds.aII," to ths Cottage Cal
iery, but III squares from the Treasury and ex-
smne the elegant Prizes Ito be awarded shortly to
patruns) displayed in the show window.
CARTES DE VISIT,
equaI in style to any in the city.
COTTAGE GALLERY,
18th street, near 1, Ia squares north OF White
House Ans I'm
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Reports of the condition of the crops in Mary
land continue favorable. In Carroll county
wheat and oats look well; more grain has been
seeded than formerly. In Anne Arundel there
viii be large crop of grain and grass The
peach crop in Queen Anne's will surpass that of
last year. In Somerset fair crop of fruit is in
Dictated.
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MI. Charles ). Spencer, one of the counsel
for the defence of Mcfarland, has been mus
tered out Of the case for writing a letter to
Theodore Tilton. The indiscretion is apparent,
but we had no idea that a man would be pun
ished so severely for committing it; at least not
in New York.
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@The Good Templars of Maine will pomi-
nate a Governor.
~Lady Franklin is the observed of all oh
servers in San Francisco.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LNOR RENT Two handsome third stort tr,,t
u Aad back x OoNs. comnunicsfing, furni-hat
unfurnished. With OF without board Off ~
S9s street. neo Iith- aPe q
EoR RENT-ssx fne OFFICE ROOMS IN to-
Shepherd Buisel IA, Sos Penns. avenue, south
sds fsl0-d
FOR RENT-wn,opx a Gfees' sEwTNG Ma
CHINE, the simple {, nossaless and les liAhle 4,
eetSut Of order rented or sold reAsonshle tenn.
~ IN. asents, BACMS Corset and HOOP skin ~
tory. 1th street. between n and ASH
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NE U. .. INTERNAL REvENUE.
ASSESSORS OFFrcH,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, )
WASHINGTON CRY, April 10. I570

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ,
WARRINGTON CITY, April 10, IS0.o
TO oil tcho1n ~ may concern:
Notice IL hereby given, that the Annual Assess
ment List for Income Of 1859 and Special Tax for
$50 will be in the Assessors Office, SIT Seventh
time and place appeals will be received and deter
mined up TO May 10, lSe, relative to any erroneous
or excessive variations, assessne nts, or enumera-
tons by the Assessor or Assistant Assessors re-
turned in said Annual List.
The law provides that all appeals "shali be made
In writing, and shall specify the particular cause
matters or thing respecting which decision is re-
quesfed, and shall, moreover, state the ground or
principle Of error complained sf."
All persons doing business Of any kind liable to
Special Tax are notified that all Special Taxes be-
come due and payable lay l. 1870, and every person
doing business without payment thereof, besides
being subje tsthe tax, is also liable to fine of
$500 and two years i'm prisOnment.
BENJAMIN N. NEEDS,
apl9 lot Assessor for District of Columbia.
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PERSONAL.

vi huying one Of those elegantly sykMPEp sun
bonn BON, NE, TO b. had only at PRINCE ;. 1908 n
'"THE WORK MUST PRAISE Its MAsrERi"
And NOT the MdSfsr ais Work.
Pictures copied and enlarged from Old Daguerreo-
Making Copying specisiity and devotins great
deal Of time TO it. parties can rely GpOn s,,ns fAs
of our work and specimens Is solicited.
- Bring your Original Pictures at once, 80 as to
COTTAGE GALLERY, 10th st, nearI.
apr Inn Ia square north 4 White House.
THE LADY THAT RECEIVED THE CARD
Saturday night, 10th instant, viii eSnfir great al
favor by sending her address as directed on
BALTIMORE, April q. Is7O.
CHEAP DoCTORINGi can De had from en-
" Clerks OF the Quartermasuers and Post Office De-
s1ky tefa eelo11 s a.s q RrstsP ie. III
price pf Tor Sase1 II street charges oSy Cold
A CUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASE 81 , nriv.,.
nature speedily and radically Cared without the
snd oSes e. pR Lion The veil
Speciality ,;n IN the city Upwards Of feen year.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
immeaately cured N all Gases, without fail. Rooms
IMP9RThNT TO FkhALEs-DR aud MA
certain relief married ladies' With or without msS
tients from distance prorded Win rail- ss, Pc
&C Electricity scientifically applied No 50 Esss
Twenty eighth street, near Third avenue New ForS
city. f.Ia->ns
ADIks SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARI-
TIES, or any complaint peculiar 90 their seI,
should confide fn DR. LEON, the only reliatIa md
Oldest established physician for such speciality in The
city. Those desiring treatment can repo.e In hin
the utmost confidence. be guarantees speedy csrs
sylyanis avenue. fe4 M
T. {: yUsTH PAYS FAIR CASH PRICES FoR
~. LADIES', GENTS AND CHILDRENT
sECONb, HAND CLOTHING, UNDER CLOTH
IkG, BOOTS, SHOES, &c, 41s 9th street, be-
tween ID and Il streets, third door from Ioune Mepr
Christian Associatidn Building. N. B.-Any Nols
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LOST AND FOUND

EotNh-tn the evening Of tho ..,h- SASH =
p.ft OF lady dress trimmed " - hl1. xrb'-s
the vNnef CAB nav hy calling ~ Z 90 ~ 49,, n.
tNetn - and d. " w, and p.ying Tor th,, 49,
u'. IL
i Os1-On THURSDAY Afternoon a RIACs 49,
~ fol MIDLAND BOG. market with ~fis, ~, y
throat and breast N al = brad bras :, -. -
cured by small paddock cf metal l. 49,
months Old. Reward paid Tor his return O. S5S
Maryland avenue. :. W. apsl
g. REWARD--A black apd tan TERRtER
,ND strAyed stolen. Is mes iura siye slsse -
well Kept. When spoken GROSSLY 20 vii linz i'm
HE head and ~. The above reward will b. nd
Tor HE return go.soe sth st, BET. and Ap,' "a
Sin kEKARn-Lost. on SATURDAY. ,r-niny a..
$500, ShO SIX DOLLARS and TM EN'rI-
flNt ikNTs. Nh. hinder viii receive the sh,ya
rewsfd II left stthe Star ONCE. Ap2,Sts
osI.nn OF aeout the 18Th instant. an ITALIAN
~ 1hh1f OF Nd, about five years old. answering
70 the name Of Sport Any per-,s r-turnins bir. 81
ssi street, \ W or q the foarth Auditor or
zee, VIII be hberaily rewarded and receive the
'A"Ns :" 'n- "Nhef. apps ~.
osT-on Saturday, the 2Sd in-t., os New Y9rS
Iy,sNenne CT Ith street, part OF = GOLD EAR-
hiNG, With small coral bar in center Tbs dnasr
Vii be suitably rewarded by leaving a 1T Ronm No
iVs Redemption Division, rrcasurer's Of-
II OsT-on Sunday, the ssth, between 81 SteT.llsn .
II churrh and 2a2s a. street. = large GOLD
Skoss: fiNe dollars reward will be paid " l~ft ~
242< g street. Rp2S-R-
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BOARDING..

BOARDING..
RoARDING.-RooMs and BOARD from a. 4,
Also. furnished aud uufurnished ROOMS T. ,. NJ
No 3st Penn. ave. and "a at. south side Gpap M.
lNIRsT CLASS BOARD may be had AZ oo5 AZ
ant rosm. ne s.,b Penn s'snTs With large and Plea.
app ST
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BIZ ACCOM-
with = lone lady. Address g W. G, p o. az, a.
S1-Goop TABLE BOARD at 8. prr vel.
81 BOARD and ROOM s. per week. Also, Frsnt
y.s BE- sSaTS ID, fer $50 per noah
COUNTRY BoARD-A few BOARDERS can n.
~ accommodated NJ Pleasant View, il applicstiS1
Is made soon Address VIM p. sHEDD. Hgafts
VILE Prince Georges county, Nd. Three minutss'
NaiA rum st&uon. aps, 81
RoARD-wthin t.o minu'ss' w.Ik Of the d. Ar
- liDston," pleasant FRONT Room on first
moor 80 FURNISHED a. 90 serve for parlSr and bed
furnish good references Likewise first Glass Hoard
Address Mrs. s X. Poet ofhos. ap2s-n'
REAsONABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD AT
and W B. r r during the ssmmsr' 9 Tl.i on .,
ssesonahle hours for business ap2 81
A SUIT OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
"A ROOMS, on hrst floor. for rent az 5of SIN ~ .
prpasite senator spragues residence. Private ia
BILE II desired. apps 81
nYERs HOTEL.-First-ciass HOTEL HOARD
-; and pewly Furnished ROOMS. So per month.
Ibis Is tbs coolest and best ventilated house in the
city. y. p. HILL, Proprietor. ap2i 2ws
FURNISHED PARLORs AND BED ROOMS
=, tok RENI' With or without board, at DO.
persons, : 10 per week. Table board 81 per week
EIRsTCLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
at 1901, cor. Pennsylvania avenue and ian -tr"et'
Good location and accessible. mh2SIy
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ID M. BUBANT & J. c. LONG,
Take this method ef Informing their fr,ena, ana IN.
public generally that they have est sbli-hed a RIAL
ESTATE AGENCY az No COS Il street nes- ~
Tor the purchase and sale Of keal Estaf 8 House,
and Lots Also, Maryland and Virginia Farms
Persons having property 70 seli ~ rsn, viii a.
vance their interest by giving them a call. sna
by calling upon them. VIM ~"
Special attention given to renting and coIlecsius
rents. ~.~ ~o"S~'&A$
tor responsibility they take the liberty Of retsr
ring 70 business men Of washinEto a eepersIiy
apH Nv DIE lST Tnno
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Canvas CANVASS
A large lot Of NEW and SECONDHAND CAN
VAS, suitable for Awnings, Wagon Covers, Boat
Sails, Grain Sheets, Boat Awnings &c. &C.. for sale
cheap. II. G. WHEELER,
ap29 Wv 9TH street and Canal Bridge, south side.
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-I have for sal
' the following valuable Lots:

NhLtADLE LUIS fOh SALE.-l have for sale
v the following valuable Lots:
LOT 2, SQUARE s64.-This lot contains Z SD
feet fronts Sc feet the north side of North
Cstreet between Sixth and Seventh streets east, on
high ground, with commanding view, and quite
eligible The depth is Id feet for S feet 'front.' and
l00 feet for the other 70 feet.
LOT 10, SQUARE 445.-This lot fronts so feet
east side OF Seventh street west, between aud
streets north, and Is ll6 feet deep, paved alley in
the and is Of the most valuable lots in that
part Of the city This Lot win be scld in three par
LOT 1, SUB. OF SQUARE 223.-This is east half
OF original Lot s. fronts feet inches on street
nsrth, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
west with depth ayerage) Of 81 feet inches, and
q feet inches on New York avenue, with depth Of
50 feet by average, making two very fine eligible lots
They are about midway o. the square each front,
and each front IL improved From the continuity 70
the Treasury and other public onlces and banking
Institutions, this is considered very valuable.
LOT 10, SQUARE 1ss.-This lot fronts S1feet en-
street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth sts.,
and has depth Of lSs feet for ~ feet 'front.' and TO
feet for the remaining 20 feet Occupied by the Uni
ted States, whs pay regular rental for the same.
The titles to these lots Heyfeef, and the terms
Will be made cosy. FRED. w. JONES,
Barbourb Law Building,