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PERSONAL INTELLIGgNCE.
rromiuen, Arrivals in This City Yes,er.,a

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
General A. v. Kautz, OF the United States Army; Il.
II. Hardin, OF Waco, Texas; S. d. Selbye, OF Mont
gomery Ala; T. A. Bartlett, OF New Orleans; A. S.
Amber, of Galveston, Texas T. Bachelor. OF Nor
wich. and J. s. Chancellor, Massachusetts, are at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Judge 7. W. Barley, OF Washington; John F. Fan
ner, of Richmond; DR.. Walton OF Baltimore; John T.
Mcdonald, OF Alabama: Henry Plrtle, OF Louisville;
Charles L. wilson, the Chicago Journal; r.. Hitch.
cock. of OHIO, and w. f. Castle OF California are at
the st. Nicholas Hotel.
d. Fl. Abel, OF New York; N. Wilson, Of Washing
ton; b. Devln. OF Montreal; Dr. Charles Osgood, of
Connecticut; A. Crockcr, OF Massachusetts, Henry
Kip and w. G. Fargo, of Buffalo. and c. T. Hnlburd,
OF Brosta Falls, are at the Aston House.
Captain A. G. Gardner, OF Baltimore; Major G. d.
Hail. OF Connecticut and p. Eaton, of Boston, are at
the st. Charles Hotel.
Samuel @. Kruger. OF New Orleans; Samuel K
George, OF Baltimore; I. l.. Haett, OF Mobile; +. J.
Porcher, of Charleston, and Colonel willoughby
Williams, OF Nashville, at the New York Hotel.
W. Hammersley, OF Hartford; J. Atkinson, OF
Japan, and A. Corner, OF China at the Brevoort
House.
Colonel Spots, OF the United States Army; DIR.
Darympe, OF Boston; o. b. MattesOn, OF Utica;
Gardner Phipps of Cincinnati; A. Nc Dowell, and
J. G. Priest OF st. Louis; General Eagan, of Call
fornia; Judge Paige, OF Washington; Major General
Sbley OF the United States Army; G. N. Blanchard,
OF Buffalo. and j. L. King OF Springfield, at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
r. z. Macguire, OF Washington; J. Scoville, ana
Frederick Brown, OF Pennsylvania; ID. G. Amber,
OF Florida, and Alexander Campbell OF Philadelphia,
are at the Albemarle Hotel
H. +, Sweetser, OF Pennsylvania; J. M. Woolworth,
Of Omaha, and Colonel J. S. Martlndae, Of Albany,
are at the Holman House.
Ben s. Rider, OF Boston; J. C. Kempton, of Phila-
delpha, and W. g. Curtis, Of Buffalo, at the Cole
man House.
Seniors Ambrose Valiente, Nicolas Domlnguez and
G. Demonte, OF Cuba, and Major +. b. Strong, Of
Hartford. are at the ST. Elmo HOtel.
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ...................... .......ss. 75a
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public reception was given last evening to the
Rev. James Boyce pastor OF ST. Teresa's at the Sum
day School hall of the church. twas wen attended,
aud everything passed Of nicely.
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PrOmtnent Depnrtures.
Chief Justice Chase. Senator Sprague and family,
left for Narrsganset; Judge Dibbe, for Washington;
J. Casse, for Buffalo; 5. Eldrdge for Boston, ana
Judge Nelson, for Troy.
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Joseph Donnelly, teamsler living corner OF Green
witch avenue and Twelfth street. fell from truck.
yesterday was severely injured and sent " Centre
Street Hospital.
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The Police Commissioners took occasion TO ad-
minister rebuke at the trials this morning To
the "Grand Roundsmenn for bringing the service
into dsrepute by the frequency Of their trivial com%
Dlanta
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Marshal Hart notifies cartmen, drivers and ex.
pressmen to renew their licenses on or before the
2lst OF October, commencing on september 8.
From the latter date until September so, inclusive
licenses will granted from ten A. NJ. to two r. NJ.
During october licenses will also be granted be-
TIVE n the hours Of threee and six P. NJ. Applicants
Tor licensee are nolhed to have their vehicles
drawn up on the south side OF Chambers street,
between Broadway and Centre street, to be inspected
prior to the licenses being granted.
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Thomas Duffy, Of 6ls West Twenty-eignth street.
was sent to st. vincents Hospital. 70 $500
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Daniel Sullivan, OF No. EOS Prospect street. while
on drunk on Tuesday evening. strolled into the
oyster saloon No. SIS Hudson street. where he en-
countered one Mary Wilson, who, with the aid Of a
man named Nat Larkin. barkeeper, relieved Sul-
Ivan OF thirty-nve dollars by means OF the panel
game. Mary Wilson and Larkin were subsequently
arrested and held to answer at JEFFERSON Market.
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James Smith and John C. Smell, both or 2os East
Sixth street, were held to answer by Alderman
Walsh at the Essex Market Police Court, Charged
with the larceny Of pocketbook containing ninety
dollars. the property OF Jeremiah Kane, VI Eass
Sixth street.
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At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday John Rhan
was brought before Justice McQuade, charged with,
highway robbery in taking from James McLaughlu
gold watch. The alleged robbery took place about
one week ago, at late hour In the evening, when
complainant was ON his way home. Prisoner held
In default of bail.
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Superintendent Jourdan still lies I'll at his resi-
dence. lie was worse yesterday morning, and Isl
conned 10 his bed or what Is believed to be peuri5y
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DAVID Cahill was yesterday arra1gned in tho
Tombs Police Court, before Justice Hogan, on q,
charge OF having inflicted serious wound on the
head of Cornelius Crowley, residing at 70 Division
street. with knife. Cahill states that Crowley and
his wife were quarrelhng and that he interered TO
separate them, whereupon Crowley turned upon
In selfdefence he seized pitcher and struck Crow
ley on the head Held to await the result OF the in
lurfeS.
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evening and stealing therefrom quantity Of cloth
valued ut 5000. DAILY who is an Old prison bird.
was subsequently arrested by 0ficer Mcconnell, OF
the Twentieth precinct, aud taken to police head
quarters where his likeness was placed IN the rogues
gallery The stolen property having been found In.
DAVIS possession he held for trial default Of
81, 900 ball.
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- \ Ms Isabella smith, who claimed

- \ Mss Isabella Smith, who claimed that
she had been ID ilr. in her feelings TO the ey-
tent 81 $2i.tj0 through the failure of one John
L Campbell 70 marry her, vas awarded a sum
O $3.50 last week by jury ~ Wayerlcy.
lows.
60 4 Ny Flower. o. Topeka. is a Candiiats
Tor y.fy uffgc Ct -uETCs,ing clerk OF the EausIs
Legislator. She Ea> twice served tie State
SlTra6v az deputy clerk OF the House. ard the
probability is tL2t she Will bloom" there TOR
another session.
So Dogs are regularly quoted now IL the
Paris provision markets. We have AWAY fels
confident, say- an exchange, that til time
would come when d nOl!er use would be found
for tie mIld-eyei poodle than tyiEy him or A
POLE 20 wash the windows with.
81 The German soldiers have each a bottle
Of wine per day. and each bottle contains two
ounces OF alcohol. The surgeons saw the ration
- 4 yaiughle one 10 the men, the alcohol sus-
tanning ard the vegetable matter nOuristing
exhausted nature Clearly the PrusSisu scien-
tiSt- du not believe H. 'Le virtues OF total ab
stiEeICe-
n meteorological Recerd-Dcc., 9T.S5A N
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The following important news from Europe
was received by cable last night:
POSITION OF DUCROT'S ARMY-A NEW
MOVEMENT ON PARIS.
REUssE-s. Dec. e. y. y. World Special
Gen. BIcrct's army Still holds a position across
the neck Of the peninsula west OF Champigny.
bat the main body o. his army marched south
west to Creteil, where II occupies a position
between the Seine ant Marine. protected BIZ III.
guns o. Fort CbsrentJB- The whole loss OF tina
Germans at Pans since the 18th exceeds 800
.-hc army sf the Lore, DO 900 strong. j.
marching up the left bank or the Loire, wLef.
they can meet the army OF the East so 900
strong, when the combined army will move
towards FOutai bleu. The object Of General
Nsnteuffels occupation OF ROuen is 20 pusb
forward column 70 HAVE, in order % obt ain
supplies by sea- The Germans are approashiny
GiO-s, along the railway.
FRENCH LOSSES.
VERSAILLES, Dec ., va London, Dec g.
?. M.-Ihe French were utterly defeated At nr-
leans. Ten thousand were made prisoners and
- pieces OF artillery, Including several nitraI-
leuTs, and four gUnbOsts on the Loire were cap
tured.
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
BEELIE, Dec 6,-Fhe Hing of WCrtembIrg
has siguihed his concurrence with the King OF
Bavaria and other German sovsreigns in the
proposal that King William assume the title OF
Emperor OF Germany.
VICTOR EMIANUEL'S SPEECHIN PAR
LAMENT.
FLOREECE- Dee. o.-PaTiiament opened on
Monday The King, in his speech from the
throne declared that with Rome as the capital,
the editce commenced b. Charles Albert was
crowned aud the freedom OF Italy completes. It
was row the talk OF the Chambers to make her
great and happy. While we are thus happv, he
continued, two nations, glorious representatives
OF civilization, are engaged in a horrible strug-
gle. We viii persist IN efforts TO induc &c
them TO end the conflict, and prove that united
Italy Is an element of order, liberty, and peace
IN Europe. In reference 10 the Pope, his Ma
esty said il the ,iutv OF the nation 20 secure
the Supreme Pontif the free exercise OF his
religious offices and the maintenance CT his
relations with the Catholic world.
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A BARREL of tour weighs one hundred and
niDety-siN pounds. q barrel OF pork two hun
dTed pounds, n barrel Of rice six hundred
rounds, q keg Of powder twenty five pounds,
nTkiB Of butter hfty-siS pounds, a tub OF butter
eighty-fouT pounds. The following are sold by
weight per bushel: Wheat, beans and clover
seed, sixty Wounds: corr. rye and AK seed. ffty-
i've pounds; buck wheat, tifty-two pounds; bar
ley, forty eight pounds; coarse salt, eighty-fve
VrurIz
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FxCOyfNUNIC.TgD FOR DANCISG.-Bislo-
Baltes a Quincy, H., has communicated fJI
5he peJiod Of one year, nearly the entire con
gregstiOn of the Catholic church at New
Athens. III, f0E engaging IN a dance on
SUNDAY, November g. The dance was given in
hOIcr OF new church.
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NOT A FEW
0
H. T RELUB0LD's ROSE WASH,

H. 7. HELMBOLD'S ROSE VASE,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits
81 isspsti0H. uscd IA connection wtH to Extra O.
buChu and Sarsaparlila, ln such -eas recon
mtnfet Eyld, nCs u the most resp usible Gnl re-
Halle rnRracter VIII accompany the m-ticines
Alsp explicit directions Tor Use, rrfIf frrnk
ttoF ANS living witnesses, aud upssIts 81 - UBj
unsolicited certificates aud rec1InmendaiJry letgars
many - which are from the highest spurces. Euctu-
.iS en4Lent phtslclaHs. clersy UoG, satu-glt a.
The PrUpref hss never rey-rt01 % th-4r % hliCa
uoH IN the new spapers, he d5cs Mt d. tuis ne
tact hat hls articles rank As STANDARD Pr per al ne
and DO hot need % be Droppee 0p BY certihcztez.
The science u Medicine, like the Dsric GJiunn,
should stsHd snspir. pure, majestic. hasl.E fsc.
for lie basis, Induction for its pillar, aud TrutA
alone Tor lis Capital.
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TEE omnibus and sTeet-car companies in
New YORK city have found that horse weigh
ing 900 or .lG0 pounds i the most serviceable
and tie best fCOd FOR him il II pounds Of hay a
day. IS pounds Of corn meal, and or pounds
of salt in a month. The hay is CIT, m0istened
ald the meal mixed with II. Twenty miles
travel daily l. expected Of him.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

RALTInORE AND OHIO RAILKOaD
WASHINGTON, June s, 1893.
=. ,sa NSss n 'SssfSJSSsgr ssS
WEST are now run as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
q Leave daily, except Sunday, a 6:ss, 500 ane
ron On k AZ WAY WAY s stg i1s m
@''a;'o and rs f5KP ;. RHNisApoLw,
Leave az S:43 and 9:aa a. IN m and $50 m. Nc
roe q B fYTPA9i
FDk NJ %S snf s sTa4 faS and 74'pn
s SGr Phs sHs s 81 rib rRd
- sunday !, B 80 80 and IA. ,. m. only, oennso,
ing at Relay Station with trains from Baltimor,
TO Wheeling, Parkersburg, &c.
and leave s at ESQ @ ecsnse.inS o q
Relay House with strasburs and Winchester accom-
Through tickets to the West can be had at tn.
WASHINGTON Station Ticket Once at all hours in the
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. see I'd
vertisemeDt Of Z" Through Line
Master q 4 4 +; %1asoS;
In Il A. DOLE, Genera Ticket Agent
PaihA DEL AND NEW As foEk.
WAsaINsIoN, June 3, Is70-noon.
Trains between WASHING
TON and NEW YORK area $780,
% follows, viz: H1N6
FOB NEW YORR, without change OF cars.
leave daily tsxcept sunday ct soc .. m. IS:As
' WV FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 Q. m, 1910
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for Now York 1t voc ,. M and Phfladel.
nhia 1t $40 p. n.
Sleeping cars for New York on ,. N. train only.
Through tickets to PhiladelDhis, New York, on
Boston, can be had ct the Station Once ct Ill hour
Of the day.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
aapolis, and the West j.. Il. WILSON.
laetec OF TrausDortation
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO. 3. KOONTZ, Agent, Wss6inSton, ieN
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON.
Br GREEN 4 WILLIAMS: Auctionser.,
- Southeast corner of Eth and ID strerts

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,,
- Southeast corner OF 9TH and d streets
LkAsEHoLD on No IHfpE I sTskET. ~
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated May LIST,
Mo- a. 81 Se II IS. Il ah IS records .1s
msshingtoH county, d o., and BY direction Of the
n q sSs PuSe
OF December, A. d. lSO at AZ o'clock p m, ali that
messuass tenement, house and premises, being (old
north street 18th and 18th streets west in
the city of Washington, D. G and all the improve.
pired term thsrcf which will expire on Il sis dsy
OF ysy; A. ID. 1873; This property is well improved
Terms of sale: One half in cash (of which 500
must be paid at sale, the deferred payments to be
by deed of trust and Insurance to the satisfaction
OF the trustee. Terms to be complied with within
resell the property after one weeks notcs, at the
ing and stamps at purchassr's cost
nocO stawads GREEN L WILLIAMS, Ancts.
RY LATIMER CLEARY, Auotioneers,
(Successors to Cooper Lstimer,J
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street.
AsUPERIoR ASSORTMENT OF GENTS FUR.
hi Isl me Scoops At AEGTIoE.
'ings. We shall sell. &c 1IO9 Pennsylvauia
avenue between llih and 18th streets for account Of
j Mclaughlin. an extensive assortment OF Gents
1urnshIng Goods, comprising In part
W hite Shirts, best make and quality.
Best Er glish ana American Underwear
Best herino All Wool and Cotton Hose.
Cotton, Flannel and Linen Drawers
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs.
Md, Cloth, Buc skin and Silk Gloves.
Sils, Cotton and Bingham Umbrellas.
Iraveiins Bags, Trunks and Pocket Books.
Together with great variety Of other articles
usually found in irst-clsss Gentleman's Furnish.
'n FERNS sinE0 cash.
de5u LATIMER & CLEARY,Au
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[

HJ Extract Sarsapsriila j. a Blood Pgriier: ms
Extract Buchu IS Diuretic, and vii oct such
all cases.
tSoth are prepared purely scientific principi-s-
~ caco-and the most active measures OF slthef
thst be made. A ready and conclusive test xiil
be comparison Of their pro Dersies with tBOse set
forth in the following works:
zee DispersstOrg a the United states.
See Professor DkwEss' valuable works the
Practice If Physic.
See remarks made By the celebrated Or. PHF.Ic.
PhlA
q celebrated Physician and Member Of the ROy =.
College % Surgeons, ireland, aD1 Published iE me
Transactions Of thu King and Qseen Journai
See MedicO- Chirurgicai Review, pGbilshsd BIZ
BENIN TRAYERs, Fellow OF tue Boy a. College q
Surgeons.
See most Il the late standard works on Mediciass
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10y LATlhER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
~ tSurcessors 10 Cooper Latiuer,l
southwest corner 81 Pennsylyania 81. and 18th ST.
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN 1HE MONTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANlA
ANENuE, BETWEEN 2iIH AND 25rH
sTkkhTs NORTHWEST, AT PUBLIC
II ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, December
E 18th, $50 az as O'Clock, In front OF the prem
sE-Asises, We shall ell Lott A b, g. and ia
square %. Lots X, q, and are inproyed by three
stsry brick residences in good condition.
Terms: Onethirc cash balance in 8 aud II month.
with notes bearing interest BIZ dec Of trust
or Ali cash, 81 the option Of the purcha sr. 500
down on each purchase At time Of sale. 81 Pc and
= sale are not complied with within ive sys from
the DAY OF sale the property will be resoli AZ the
nSe day notioe m come printed in Wash
de5tis Pssl LATiMER & CLEARY, Auc,,.
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MARRIED.
BUREI<-WILLTANS. On the Sih instant. Il
the residence OF thr br lds = father, b. k-v. ".
BUrT's- 81. NJ ELLIOTT BUBEIS, % New TOrS,
& Miss CLARA = WILLIAMS, Z this ely.
z1EnEzzzsszzzez1<Ezz
DIED.
HAGT EELOT. On tn 9TH instant. ALFRED
u ACT EELOI, native Of SOyon. France, aged ~
~ street vest. p between PAM T. sunday. ll-h,
a. 2 O'Clock 3 Ills friends aud cpHUtry m-u are
respectfully invited a. attend.
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H. I. HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT CCHU
- THE GREAT ElURETIC,
Ard 4 D, Crrtafn g. .,asr fls desired snact IN ali
diseases taT Nhich d 30 recommended
BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
IL. L. HELMBOLD'S

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EITPdCT SIRSIPIRTLLA.
For Purifying the Blood, removing al Chronic Con
stitlcnai Us ases "lslnE from lnpar. state u
rcasdy for the core ~ Scrbfnia. scafa n al Saif
Rhsunl, Paine and SVe.linEs 81 th- 8or-s Tl~er.-
ATOMS "a tue Throat aud Leg, Blotches Pimpie- oo
the ace letter Erysipels, R0a all scAly Erupt!ons
- the skin,
AND BEAUTFYISG THE COMPLEXION.
NOT Anew
Of the worst disorders that sfiict mankind artzs
from the corruption that acrumuiates IN tho Blood
Oi AT the discoveries th-t have safa q purgs
u out noBe can equl 10 effect HELM BOLD ) Con
POUND EAIkACr OF SARsAPAEiLLA Z.
Cleanses and renoystes the Blood instiils the vigs
Of health into the syste1 and purFes the huorS
which make disease II stimu ates ths .slfy fua0-
ons 81 the body. and Peis the d-orsrrs % gov
aud raukle IN the blood. such remedy that BnId
be relied un has long teen s1Eht, aid putt
tic have one on lich they car dOp-ud. Oar gRce
here doeS not admit 81 certi Gates 20 shps is elects
but tie trial o. single bottle viii show III sex
that = has us virtues sur pass ng gthng they have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful of the EKtractgdf sa-s,parii,a
added ~ pint o, water l. equal the LissIn Dies
Drink, and one bottle Is fully equal = gallon -
Tho ayrup q ssrsapRrils, ~ the d0cocuoa Is asa
ally made.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.

ID Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
SIX FINE WORK HORSES, HOGS, FARM
WAGONS CARRIAGE, HOT BED SASH,
FARMlNG AND GARDEN IMPLEMENTS,
CABBAGE. &C AT AUCTION.
~ On MONDAY, the 9Th inst, at o'cl X
NT m, shail sell, on the farm Of Emanuel
e. Lacey, ON the road leading from Bladens-
road to Bysttsy Ill., on the northwest Branch, near
SIX Fine worE Horses and Harness,
Lot Of Hogs, one Farm Wagon,
Two Market Wagons, one Carriage,
One Horse, Cart and Harness,
Hot Bed sash,
Farming and Garden Implements,
Is COO Headed Cabbage,
loo bushels Early Rose Potatoes,
One Excellent Cutting Box,
And many other articles too numerous to mention
Terms cash.
Also,
At about I o'clock N We shall offer 50 Acreslof
Land, more or less, with good Dwelling House,
stable, Barn, SC. and making one Of the best mar
ket gardens in the country.
Terms N ade known on the day OF sale
de5 I'd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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SRY LATIEER s CLEAhY AuCtfuueers
ID tSuccess0rs 10 Cooper 4 Gstimer,l
Southwest conner Penn. aEeuue and Ilth o.

POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
S STEES k9RII, BETwEEN 9rH AND iora
"a h! virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court
.sA cery cause No. l.I64, D"cket 8, VIM IL De
vaughn 81 AT y Emma L. DE Vaughn OF al, we
d,y If De, e1nber A. u. 1870 at O'clock p NJ . 90
he premises the wc.; part Of Lot u, in Square
I-l;hvcst corner Of aid lot, AID RAINING taene-
sruthwardly upon ;La western boundary OF said l,t
parallel with said north street distance Of Al fsI,
and i,ch thsHee northward.y parallel with the
i e inches thence wesIwa-cy parallel with north
street distsnce q 10 feet inches; thence north
waTdly arailel with The western boundary Of ssid
- l. distance 81 III feet sAii north street
NOR street iist'.aoe OF "a feet and inches co
sistinr ~ three-sfory Brick DwaiIino VIZ, bIs1
eide, between 9th and io.h streets.
D. paid cash in hand the residue thcreg ia rSspec-
ret a. De secured by deed OF trust or the prSperiy
deed given when all the purchase money Is pqii
stamps and oonyeyaneing at The cost Of tha purcha
rurc hsser a. TIE fall of the ismmer II the terms
q sale are not complied with within three days from
s Gay % ssl ihe pTSPtrfy viii be r''od at the
yAnE Eei 5 hpTpiRTxR Trustees.
de- GSis Rep LATiMEK CLEAkY, Aucts.
RY LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
y tsuecessors 70 Cooper Lstimer.)
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
&c. AT AUCTION.
~ On MONDAY MUKNlHG, December 2, at
W 10 o'clock, We viii sell. ~ No. 1905 New
- York avenue, between Eth and lSsh streets,
Hlsn excellent assortment Of furniture, &c,
consisting in part Of
Rosewood Parlor suits.
Walnut Msrbis-top Tables and whatnot
walnut marble top Hat Rack.
Brussels and other CARPETS
walnut Ma bic top Bureaus and wsshstsnis.
slaut and Painted Bedsteais and Wardrobes.
Painted Cottage Set
Hair aud Husk Mattresses
feathsr Bolsters and Pillows
Oak Cane Peat Dining Chairs
Toilet SITS Window Shades
MaIble-top SidebOsTd.
Walnut ENtension Table and Lounge
Mahogany Desk; Heating Stoves.
Refrigerator. Tin Safe
Crcckery and Glass W are
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms cash
de7-d LATImER CLRARY, Aucts.
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GOAL AND WOOD.
l have received the last week i've osrgses bes
quality BED and WHITE ASH COAL, all size
from chestnut to furnace, aud which viii sell foi
the next thirty days at small advance over cor
for Cash only.
Best quality OAK and PINE WOOD.
Orders left at ONCE corner 18th street and Perm
sylvsnia avenue, or at the Yard, G-street whsr1
promptly filed.
JAMES GLEASON,
seO.n GRepl Coal asd Wood Ms,cAass.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WooD. AND COAL.
NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY.
We shall receive during the next two weeks Eve or
six csrgoes nj RED AND WHITE ASH GOALS
which wnl deliver direct from the vessels al Re
DUCED PRICES.
Particular attention is invited to our
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD,
prepared for stoves CRATES and replaces Also
our hINDLING WOOD, by the Cord in Bun
dies.
Best qualities and fair dealing. Terms cash.
VI. STEPHENSON BIO.
Office, 1909 n streeI N w,
moscow Mill and Depot, Seventh 81 wharf.
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until SATURDAY. the 10Th of Ocean bar al 4 40
m, on the premises. By order of the Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctz
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
LOOK

LOOK L'oHH LOOK M
AT THESE PRICES.
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~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
THU BSDAY, the sth DAY OF December, $50 Mt the
same hour and piare. Nv order Of the Trustee
dec GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuCts.
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