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INSTRUCTION.

AT TOWNsENDS BUSINESS AND TELEGRAPH
"A College, 188 Bowery-Bookkeepng Pen,nanshp, Arit
iia; LsnSaase DRAWING Shorthand Mathematics and
department Private lessons day and evening.
A LADY WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING
n and Oh Painting In classes at pnpis residence.
Terms moderate Address s. H. box 80 Herald
ERENCH CONVERSATION AND LITERATURE
taught in classes or private Lessons by Professor PAR
RAIN, teacher at the University New York. Glasses for
ladies at o'clock for gentlemen 1T O'Clock. Applications
received ut % Boud street.
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late residence, go avenue A, this friday afternoon,
0sDuss.-On wednesdsy morning. December o..
OF Q. F., aged 10 years, months and "a dayS
Grand Lodge OF the State Of New York, are respect
isy .nve 90 % attend INC funeral rom his late
on Saturday afternoon at one O'Clock.
Newport and Providence papers please cory.
RQBp- On Monday, December 20, ALExANDgR
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral IRON his late residence No. o.
sfeema aIc street GreeaPoas on sunday afternoon,
SCHENcE.-Suddenly, Of Group, on Wednesday
December %, CoRNELius, youngest son Of FRANKLIN
The relatives ana friends OF the family are respect.
mly invited to attend the funeral. from the resi-
TSoSp avenue IN this ay near
one O'CLOCK.
: TAYLoa..of Inflammation OF the brain. JAMES
TAYLOR, In the 18TH year OF his age.
The funeral will take place on Saturday after
noon at one O'Clock, from hts late residence No.
21l Tenth avenue, from thence to Greenwood Gene
terry The friends OF the family are respectfully IN.
vited to attend tho funeral.
TIERNEy-0n Wednesday December 2s JAMES
TlERNEY OF the parish Of Lazy, county Cavan, Ire
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully requested to attend tho funeral, from his
late residence, No. 95 Roosevelt street, to St
James Roman Catholic church, James street. this
Fflday) morning. al ten o'clock, from whence
the remains VIII be removed to Calvary Cemetery
for interment.
TlTUS.-On Tnursuay, Boccm0er ~, LEWIS b.
TITUS, OF North Salem, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, on Saturday. Con-
veyances Will meet the New York cars at Purdy's
station, at twelve O'Clock NJ
TOBIN.-On Wednesday, December 20. MICHAEL
ToBis son Of Michael aud Kate Tobin. aged years,
IL months and days.
The relative and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the feneral from the residence OF his
father, No. All West ThirtysecOnd street. on Satur-
day AFTERNOON, at two O'Clock.
WEBB.-On Wednesday, December g. GEORGE,
Youngest son OF samuel ana Mary l.. Webb aged .
years and months.
Funeral will take place from the residence of his
parents, 27S bridge street. Brooklyn this friday
afternO0s, ut two O'clock '
WILKlNsoN.-On Wednesday morning, December
~, WILLIE HERBERT, only enid OF James H. and
Carrie A. Wilkinson, aged years, o months and
10 days.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from tho residence OF
his grandfather. William To0ker, No. 147 avenue b.
THIS friday afternoon, Mt one O'Clock.
ooD.-ln Jersey CITY, on Thursday December 30,
MILE G., only daughter OF Edward II. and Mary
Wood aged years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday al.
ternoon, a. one O'Clock, from the residence oi her
parents, 204 Montgomery street Jersey City.
Orange county IN. w papers please copy.
WOLFE.-ln London, England, On Tuesday, De.
cember 10, JOAN ARTHUR, youngest child oil John
and Anzonetta b. Wolfe, OF thls cy, In the 9th year
Jf his age.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

The following Officers, upon the recommendation
OF the Board now IN session In tins city, OF which
General Hancock Is President, have been mustered
ont OF the servce:--First Lieutenant Edward r.
Dohcrty, Firth cavalry, and Second Licutenants
julius Skonnei and Robert ). Fletcher Eighth In.
fantrv.
The following ofTlcers have been discharged upon
their own requesLs:-Capta ins John b. Shinn Third
artillery and Samuel u. Lanter Assistant Quarter.
MASTER and First Lieutenant William II. Davidson.
unassigned.
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yVANTED--A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A
w single young man; In willing and obligng; has the
best references Can be at l56 West 2h St. private
nlablp
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MONTsViDEO.

LONDON, Dec %, 1870
Monnyi,leo advices TO November 10 report con.
tin ued lighting, and that trade was quiet.
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VVANTED-sAMPLEs, FROM A MANUFACTURER OF
w lace goods, to sell commission 10 New York State
trade. Address lock box Ss7, Birmingham Conn.
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A SPECIMEN COPY or THE WOMAN AND HER
Accuserf," by Rev. Mr.. Muhlenberg prce 81 30 will
sent free TO all wishing receipt OF %
@ ehpsnsss Ladies make $40 day with the book. Entire
street., boz 2,s02 New York Post Office
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ST. DOMINGO.

Opcrntions Ct CR5ral Against Bnez-varyina
Sucecsscs-~ Death OF Nar.is0 Nuuez-Thc
Paper M.ney Question.
HAVANA, Dec. 90, 1870
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TATE: By ORDER oF TnE COURT
"a by virtue Of deere Of the supreme Court
Es.z o. the District Of Colombia, passed ia chan.
S;,eery csuse No. llet, Docket :, VIM. n De
rs1fhh ct al. vs.. Enms X De Vaughn ef al, we
s.sil sel, At public auction, on MONDAY, the IAN
10Y - NAY, IL. $50. az 8 O'Clock n m on the
lsnises, e west part of Lot Is in square No ITS
perthNe esfns ss'a part on north street. AZ the
sonthwsrdls upon Tie western BOUNDARY ~ ss,S ~
eisht en. distance Of Isl feet pa iDches: thence
es',sT f, parallel d With aid north street distance
with the western BOUNDARY Of eaad Lon Is distancs
OF = feet b3s inch-s, thence vaefw arily nxrallsl
with north street distance of Is feet and
thence uorthwArdly parallel with the western bound
street; thence westwsrdly on thssou- hern bound
AIRY OF sald north street. distance - f-~f and
lbches TO the said place uf beginning. and prove
meats, consisting of three story Brick Dwelling.
With basement, containing Do rooms, ON Is street
h"rth' south side, between sth and 10Th streets.
ON the following day, TUESDAY. the nth iay If
mI siso clock p m, At the auction room az Coop
81 bstlmer, We will sell the following unimproyed
Lo:s Il, c, n, 7, and @. in square 20.
hot :, square 81; Lot 2, square 10
Lot 1. SQUARE CO. Lot s. ssnara i Gas
tine OF rs will b required upon each lot at
Terms Of sale; On. third OF the purchas, money to
uyely and II moaths fr,rn iay NJ ,.le Nth ,,fsr
TO se secured oy deed 81 trust on the property
deed gwen when the purchase money i pait
chsanrr ahd conxeysneias st the Cost 81 the pnr-
purchaser AZ the fall OF the hammer IN the terms
o sale Are not complied with within three DAYS from
the Gay OF sale the property viii be resold al the
COST oil the dsfaulsins rqss Cd hsser
A. W SCHARir, Trustees.
mys cSds COOPER & LATIMER. Aucts
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EVENING STAR.
FORTYFIRST CONGRESS.
Concluston Yesterdays ProceedinSs.
The Appropriation Bill-The Tariff

SENATE--After our report closed-the leo-
islative, judiciary and executive appropriation
bill being under consideration
The amendment To reduce the augmentation
for the Bureau OF Education from sI4 500 to
80 " as rejeeted-yeas 10, nays IS.
Mr.. Morrill, moved an amendment. providing
that tn Assistant Commissioner Of Patents
shall be appointed by the President subject 10
CONTRIBUTION by the Senate, and to act as com
missioner IN case OF temporary vacancy in that
once, which was adopted.
The question was then taken on increasing
the compensation OF the chief clerk OF the Navy
bepartn mt, which was reiected-yeas ~, nays
The salary of the examiner of claims in the
State Department was increase to 5000
MT. Sawyer, from the Committee on Appro-
pfiatiOns. repOrred an amendment increasing
the appropriation tor the ONCE OF Comptroller
or the Currency from $4,000 10 S9O,OOO; which
was agreed 10.
izing the Secretary of the Treasury and Super-
intendeIt< of Mmts % exchange refined bullion
for imported bars under such regulations as may
4 lengthy discussion ensued on the amend
ment. participated in principally by the Pacific
coast Senators.
Pending discussion, the Senate at 3 u. m adj
jOuTHed.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
The Northern PacIhc railroad bill and pend
ing amendments were referred to the Com nit :
tee on the Pacinc Railroad.
Mr.. O'Neill pa introduced bill to repeal
the act of March l., 1SG, which allows por
wardens OF Maryland and Georgia to collec
tonnage duties under the laws OF the States
respectively. Referred to Committee on Com
merce.
The House then resolved itself into Commit
tee of the Whole and resumed consideration of
the tariff bill, the paragraph under cOnsidera-
ton beng that relating 10 steel car wheels. On
motion OF Mr. stevens, IN. III. y the following
amendment was added &c And for steel blooms
for car and locomotive tires. rolled or hammered
TO patterns, ~ cents per pound.
The succeeding paragraph in relation to the
duty on carriage, car, locomotive and other
springs of steel, was amended by reducing the
duty from six cents per pound to three cents
per pound
Pending further consideration, the Commit
tee Of the Whole took a recess until 1:30 d. m
At the evening session, amendment pro-
posed by Mr.. Schenek JUST before the recess
was agreed to, a. follows On crinoline, corset
and hat steel, commercially known rs wire,
whether covered with cotton or other textile
material, OF not covered, cents per pound and
10 per cent sd vslOrem.
Mr.. Kelley, from the committee, moved to
amend by inserting: On sword-blades, IS per
cent ad yalOrem; on swords, 40 Der cent ad
valorem- Agreed 10.
The other paragraphs down to and including
nickel were passed without amendment al
though many amendments were offered and
much discussion took place; and the House, at
i've minutes past 10 O'Clock. adjourned.
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by COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
u tSuccessors to J. q. McGuire 4 Co.,
Southwest corner Of PsRRsvly ania ave. and 18th 81

- Successors to j. G. Mciiuire 4 Co
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rhoPERTY On LOUISIANA AVENUE, Be
ZEN 9Th AND 18th STREETS
AA BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court
E"m Of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity
..Cause No. 10 3, Docket 10, on the 22d day OF
April, loo, In which Compton ct al were com
piainants, and Compton defendant, 1 will sell
THCRSDAXr the 18th day Of May, $50,
81 %; 20 o'clock 2. m, Lot No, 6, in Square
Beginning at the end Of seventy six four inches
measured west on Louisiana avenue, from tho north
east corner Of said lot, and running thence on s.js
avenue east eighteen le) feet one % inch, thence
southerly at fht angles to said avenue twenty
three I'D feet nine 49, inches thence due south and
parallel with 6ih street nineteen tl9) feet one m
inch and three fourths "a of an inch. thence due
wet fhrteeDt l3) feet four (4 inches aud half ~
inch, thence due south twenty five 10 Dol Mt
sixty t60 feet west from 9Th street. thence due est
eleven III 80 feet and thirty hundredh. thence
northeasterly twenty six (26 )feet and sixty seven
hundredths to point sixty two 1927 feet due rest
from 9th street thence due north four feet, and
thence northwestery thirty two (ss feet siN6 nches
10 me point OF beginning Improved by four story
and basement Brick House, containing eleven (II)
rooms.
Terms of sale: One third (1s) cash; the residue in
three equal instruments in g. IL, and Is months tha
deferred payments TO bear interest from the day of
sale. Lien retained; 100 down the fall of the
hammer. Stamps and convey ancing at the pur.
chasers COST Possession given Immediately if de-
sired. CHARLES p. HARMON, Trustee
my6d&ds COOPER q LATIMER, kucIs.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
RY VIZ. l.. WALL & CO. Auctioneers.
- New Marble Building,
Nos, 500 and 9O2, southeast cor pa ave AVA Z

~ WIN. IL. WALL q w.. AuCfiOneara-
- New Marble Building
Nos. 500 and 900, southeast cor Pa ave and 9th st
GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE RRAI,
EsTATE IN TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
IL The undersigned guardian of the minor
E.2 children of William Nc Dermost a. eceased in
dApursuaRce Of decree of the Orrhans, Court
CT the District OF Columbia, passed on the Ieth iav
March. A. ID. ls70 and which was duly ratified hy
The supreme Court Of the District of Columbia or,
the 9th day Of April A d. $50, will. on THURS
51s O'Clock p in front Of the premises sell ali
the right tile interest and claim OF the said minor
heirs IN and to all that part of Lot No D. in Souare
No los. I'm the city of Washington, District OF Co
lumbia, being the west 81 feet Of said lot tina
same fronting 3 feet on the south line Of north I
street, between 18th and 18th streets, and running
back south Of equal width between parallel lines
to the line of said lot. And at the same tins
will sell all of the uudersigned's Individual right
erty The said lot of ground is improved by large
and comm odious Drck dwelling, and is located in
one OF the most de- sirable localities of the city
Terms Of sale: One third cash; residue in two
equal payments for which the notes of the purcha-
ser viii be required payable In six months and
one in twelve months, with interest from day OF
sale; and on the payment of the last note deed of
conveyance will be given. All conveyancinR and
stamps al the cost of the purchaser. And the up-
the part Of the purchaser 90 comply with the terms
of sale within five days from day OF sale. 10 resell
said premises at the cost and risk Of said defauting
purchaser. Gle will be required when the prop,
JESSIE McpERMOTT, Guardian
W. l.. WALL & CO.,
ap26-eo2w IRepuhhcanl Auctioneers
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DROPOsALs FOB RATIONs.

orARTERNAsIERs OFFICE, U.s.M,
Sealed PROPOSAL. .l Ss rs9 AR.j rs. i
s RaTD 81 PIT day ,ss e May
s"S 10 + ;ns stations from LIST
se2GkkEEiIa ssEJaN SiE .sSSsas:;
H WASHINGTON dSY CITY EItriet 81 Columbia;
f sAEE AGtsSaEAHSPPl Io California; o.
and Of p
or e q so Bread Or
lssE Ct Corr Ms. -Bs g
ground, Q. dee, q one pound and eight ounces oi
~
t.sfs ,cr o. three ponds and
Be Bees :Ss1 Fss
e bind 81 seS :st
de sG P'i the sssss
Sinsgar, Candisss Soap. sais. &c, 70 be x good
An subject to inspection. -
All bids must be accompanied BY the following
s, The = 1aDdsrssn.d; - -. in the
state q - hesesy guarantee that j. ease the
he ar ssy r,saHps 4 teeys
days Of the receipt Of the contract at the post
named, execute the contract for the same, with
ssid shsll fail 10 enter into contrsrt -
Aforesaid, we guarantee TO make good tn dT-rence
between the offer OF the said - and that which
nav be eted. = !
Witness: . A. B., Guar,n.or
Ef, 80 s... ID, Guarantsr.
hereby certify that the above name i-
are known 20 nre as men Of property, and able To
~ 10 se signed by the United States district Judge,
nue. States dtstrtct attorney, or collector
No propoeal VIII Be considered uules, accomuanied
nswspepers authorized 10 publish the above viii
seno th0paDer centainnl The fryt asertion 10 thjs
once Tor examfnafion " '
AZ e ss ssdorssd Progosa for RAtions'
WILLIAM B. SLACK.
.,,o, MAJOR AID Quart ,ra.as.er,
sPcS" U.s. Marine Corps.
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IT .. MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of feri facias, issued from the
Clerk once OF the supreme Court Of the District
SALE for cash, in front Of the Court House OF said
District, on mONDAY, the sd day Of May instant,
title, claim and interest in and to Lots Nos IS and
%, OF HAYES subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, ia the
singular the improvements thereon, fronting "a 81.
l0 OF feet on 7th street turnpike road by al g. loo
Of g., W. G.. Eslin, and win be sold 70 satisfy
execution No. 6.61, in favor Of Brownins
Eslin ALEX SHARP VI.
May Sd, $50. Imy ldtdI u. s. Garshal. r. q
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PROPOSALS FOR Fuel.


QUARTERMAsTER' 5 OFPIcE, u MARINE Corps.,
S,-,n WAsHISGToN, May, $50. (
III ] TUESDAY, tia l4th day OF June, $50, at !
2,ei9ek, p m, Tor supplying WOOD and COAL TO
fiscal year ending SDth June, ISL; the wool II, be
mere ha ntsble oak and to be delivered piIed ea
ur.d, Ana ted AZ such points within the wall
of the Marine Barracks may be designated by the
commanding marine officer, free II expense to the
United States. The coal to be good white ash an.
pounds to the ton TO be weighed, inspected and de.
llyered at such points within the walls OF the Ma
rlne Bar racks as may be Designated by the
ING marine Off1Cer, free OF expense TO the United
States and both wood and coal be furnished upon
,he monthly or quarterly reluisition of the com
handing .nicer. showing the quantities required,
AT ARLINGTON City. ID. O.
At Charlestown, N ass
,.n,, :, ~ tons OF Coal, I'D cords of Wood.
=. ~ tons Of Coal, $50 cords of Wood.
I2O tons OF Coal, I'D cords of Wool.
On tons of Coal. rs cords Of Wood =.
At Mare Island, Cal. = "'
p. in 10 tons Of Coal, 10 cords OF Wood.
count. duly authenticated by the cornman'iing on
eeTs Of the posts at which the wood coal has been
The right is reserved to reject all bids considered
unreasonable.
guarantee to be signed by two responsible per-
United States District Judge, United States District
Attorney, Cnited States Collector, must accom-
ny each proposal, otherwise ii will not be consid-
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel and adj
dressed to the undersiS4sd ,,,x s,.,v
mys,bt~ MAJOR sGa 9uMsr tsIIac
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EDUCATIONAL.

lPPlNCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL CHARLES STREET AvENCE
S, BALTIMORE, MD.
eeiect Boarding and Day School Ever, facility
ior the requirement of q thorough and Finished
English and French Ell ucation
tails ~ N VITA
Cost for boarding pupils in English department
=. For circulars containing fun information address
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALp SALE.

virtue Of three writs Of neri facias and ono vrit
OF vendltioni exponas issued from the Clerks Once
OF the supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia,
aDd e me directed. will sell At publie sale, for
trict, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April. 1870, Ct
Eoclosk m, al defsndanth right, title, claim and
3zs, in the City Of Washington, D. O., beginning ct
the northeast corner of said square and running
thence south ~ feet thence west to the west eud Of
the lot, thence in . northerly direction wits the
west line thereof the north line Of said lot thence
together with all and singular the fmproSeTsns.
thereon seized and levied upon A. the property of
eatiSns Nos ss i and ses iiH IN f.se exc 3,
Matthew g.. Emery, Geo. II. Plant, A. TT
Richard, and Owen Wilson.
ALEX. SHARP.
NH Std U. 8. Marshal, ID. q.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED I'M
til MONDAY, the 10th day Of May, 1870 at the ssms
hour and place, ~ consent OF all parties.
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FyThere is a faint hope that the steamer re-
ported fast i'm the ice of the coast of Greenland
may be the City of Boston. She was reported
to have had short supply of sails and after all
control over her had been lost, she would have
drifted in the direction of Greenland If this
suppostion should prove true. and should tile
passengers and crew be saved, there will be
three more EnOch Ardens.
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A sSIGNEES SALE.

By authority Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis,ric,
OF Columbia; IN Bankruptcy, 1 will sell at public
auction. on eATURDAY, the 21st day of MAY iy-0
at 10 O'Clock a. m, ~ the ONCE of the Register Ia
BANKRUPTCY In the City Hall, all the assets belong
ing 10 the estate OF h. Il. Sawyer, Bankrupt con
ssting in Railroad Stocks, Interest in oil ianas
and sundry Notes and Accounts
GEO. MASON. Att'y-.t-Uav
Washington, April Is, ls70. ans rStM
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by GREEN WILLIAMS.
- AuctiOueers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 319, Southeast corner eth and ID streets

TRUSTEE SALE OF A FIRST-CLAss DRUG
SToRE On 9Th STREET WEST. BETwEEN
10CNG MEMS CHEISTI4N Association
NEw BUILDING, AT AUCTION.
* BY virtue VI q deed of trust dated the 18th day
ef November, A. d. 1852 ana duly recorded on
the 18th day q November, A. d. 1869. and re-
corded In Liber No COL folio s02, of the and
records for Washington county, in the District of
Columbia, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of May next,
al the goods. wares, MERCHANDISE. consisting OF
Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Articles, Patent Msdi.
cines, Fixtures, Furniture, including Counters
Shelving. Scales and Weights. Measures, Show
Bottles Signs &C.. now in Store No. 4, in the Dung
Mems Christian Association BUILDING in the cty 81
Washington, or all and any part thereof. or which
may be substituted therefor, or found upon such
premises the time Of this deed OF trnst
Terms made known at time Of sale.
FRANK l. WILLIS. Trustee.
ap25-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNI
TIL MONDAY. the 18th instant, at the same hour
and place. By order Of the Trustee
ml0d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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81 The yellOw-haired, fairy-like prima donna.
Sessi, made a sensation at COvent Garden when
she lOoseEca her affiuent tresses in the insane
voice. .
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POWDER AND PANT CoMrye.-Powder is al
ready much used thisseasra W Paris. Probably
IT Will not be long before il blows oyer here; and
As for paint, il has been looking sp for constd-
cradle time. IN Sne abscracr nothing. IL m'st
be confessed, seems more ahsard than t. conceal
the golden sheen or silky blacknsss Of won ens
hair under q snow shower OF scr Bted dour. BIT
in practice the result is far from unpleasant 60
into fiour-mill and see q robas. Soang miller At
work; you will then at once observe what value
the rose color and healthy carnations Of his con-
plexion gain from the wh'tenfsSs OF his hair.
Certainly his ewes look richer and darker from
the contrast. and the result Is an aesthetic gain.
At all events, powder Is better than the gold
dust used to spangle the hair of French ladies'
sorre seasons ago That fashion savored too
much OF the DAYS of the Roman expresses, VIII IN
careless slaves were sometimes thrown into tanks
10 feed the lampreys Gold dust whv, the
glisfening OF a tress OF golden hair, untempered
BY any such soIhistries, excels metallic glitter
a. much as a sunbeam uanscends streak of
yellow paint 20. =" 2
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10y WIN. l.. WALL q CO., Auction eerp
- New Marble Building,
Stores No 90 and Q OF, south cor Pa ay and 9th 4


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
BuILDlNG LOTS ADJOINING ST. ALOYSIUS
CHI K, n AND NEAR THE NAVY YARD, AT
@ By virtue Of q decree in chancery in Equity
,suse No. 1885, in the Supreme Court OF the
~ABistrict of Columbia, wherein McDerm1 II and
others are compliments again-t MeDermot and
others. defendants, the undersigned, as trustee,
viii SELL at public auct to-, to the highest pidder
on the premises, on TUESDAY. the Path day of
May, $50, at 5sclocs .. m, all of Lots No. l. q g.
A. Sand - in square 6A, fronting north street
and North Capitol street On WEDNESDAY, 18th
instant, at clock D. M the premises all of Lot
No; in square los, being at the corner of south
and 18th streets east. -
immediately thereafter, all Of Lots TO- H. r. I3 and
IA, in square 067, situated south street and 4th
street east
The above property offers rare opportunities for
Investments In real estate it is located in one of
the most proving and valuable sections of the CITY
Terms of sale: One C) half ca sh balance in s and
IL months, with interest. deposit of II " 500
dollars will be required each Lot soon as sold
All conveysncing and stamps at the expense of the
purchaser.
SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee,
my12-td W. L.. WALL & co, Aucts