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FISHING INTERESTS ON THE POTOMAC
Memorials are being extensively signed in
Charles county praying the General Assembly
To further protect the fishin. interests BY estab-
fishing. an armed police upon the Potomac
during the months OF March, April, Nav and
June The idea of the InemOriaists is To require
the owners Of large seines and of gllnets to take
out q iicense-the proceeds OF which are to be
applied TO the supp Ort of the police force.
LicCn are to be grant only 10 bona fide cit-
zens OF the county bordering upon the river and
its tributaries. All other than such bona fide
citizt rs to be arrested and fined, and property
cortScated. We also learn il Is proposed to
devOive upon this police force the duty of en-
forcing the game law, which IL now practically
a DEAD letter. 1t seems 20 Us that some such
legislation Is necessary. The present law has
been found Inadequate in most every partcu-
lar. III no action is taken, and things are al
lowed 20 GO on a. in the past. the shad and
herring OF the Potomac will. al no distant day
disappear entirely from our waters-Port To-
lU,0 TIneS.
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UNDERTAKES.

RRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, DO
- DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved or Enameled in Wax. All kinds Of Hair
Trading done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl by Mrs. FRIES, late Of Boston, 3SS Sth ST.,
near j.. References for Hair Work:-Mrs. President
GRANT, Mrs. Admiral GOldsborough, w. w. Corco-
ran, Gen. Casey. Gen. Tonpkins, Gen Aiken del ly
THE EYESIGHT accurately suited nth PsbDses
and other spsetae'es, BY merely a"SS
s,certng a fer questions.
II. ii. HEMPLER, OPTTCIAN,
jal4-ly Next to the National Hotel
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PROPOSALS FOR PAPER Fob THE PUB
Lie PRINTING.
OFFICE OF The CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER
WASHINGToy- Dec

- D
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. 1859. (
ton q act entitled An act 70 further regulate
the printing OF the public documents, and the pur
cha chase Of paper for Public Printing, approved
TIT the say Of III be
public se Er tSs sl the paper for
m said To opened and t
awards 81 contracts to be made by, the Joint Com
and best bidder for the interests OF the
sne S9 nj s ~ to itself the right to reject
OF the Government may dictate
The subloined schedule specifies, as nearly as can
that will be required but the contracts will be en-
tered into for all that may be needed during the year.
and no more:
CLASS 1.-UEcALEypERED PRINTING PAPER.
5000 reams Of fine Printing Paper uncalendered
measuring q 3 inches, and weighing forty
hve pounds to the ream Of so sheets.
CLASS 2.-CALENDERED PRINTING PAPER.
Is 900 reams of superine calendered Printing Paper
measuring p % inches, and weighing nifty
three pounds to the ream of so sheets.
800 rearns Of superine calendered Printing Paper,
neasurlns Y q inches and weighing forty
LOCO realms superfne calenderei Printing Paper.
seventy POUNDS to the ies& 81 and
CLASS 3.-sIzED AID CALExDERKD PRINTING
100 rean,s surpernne Printing Paper. hard-.tz,a
and super-calenderel, measuring "a -
inches, and weighing forty five pounds to the
GO reans super sized and calendered Is 20 inches
shaefs
CLASS 4-MAP PAPER
dered, OF such sizes as may be reauirei. c,r-
responding in weigh. with paper measuring
I n Teae and Ssbghins twenty one pounds
CLASS .-wp,,-x. p.rv, I,o,....
welghisj' - 'e Vi any require
sac reams Plat Cap IsxI6i, or i4xI incbes
ZOO reams double Gap, i65.xsS, or nx2s inches
3UD reans Double Deny. 31a x32 inches
loo realms Double Folio Post, 22xs4 inches
20 pe Isnlai RaS s al I5asi iSea inches
200 reams super Royal, leSas inches
500 realms Cover Paper massurfng a,x2, incbes and
of any required color or ceIors '"'hes' anu
aboye and g not srcasSn ~ 81 oi enumerated
any reouirl 1--WE MeiSb rApERs' Ito be OF
30 reams Cap, Tx is1s inches, blue
colors "A' ''f"'''' 0'''i VI
500 reams Folio Post, 17x22 inches, blue
1S reams Double Cap, l61s KS inches, blue
30 reams DENY ii6xsO1s inches, blue
100 reams Double Gap, Exss inches, blue.
CLASS 1-P.prR FOE pox, Ovr,cr u, ,xx. IAN
Inp reams~ measuring s,xsS ;,cbes we,o,,,, 4,
500 rea Rund S psI Tsa% a, incha. sio,r
500 realms, messurina as.sa inches. weighing 4s
I'm ,s. pounds per resm ,sx,o ,,.s. o,.,;. a.
p'unds per feA"-
CLASS fas f.FsRs TINTED PRINT
zoo reams superfine Cream Tinted super calendered,
q Is .h nsss'' weighing 40 pounds to the rsam
500 resms superine Cream Tinted super
q e .b Inches weighing s. pounds the rss
Proposals win be received for the xho,s or.r,,,x
OF any portion not less than one thou ssnd resms
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A PPLIcATIoN FOR DUPLICATE LAND

DEPAR rNEyT OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE, July Is, 1855
To Wkor1 q May Conoeyn:-Appl.cations having
been made under the act Of June g. 1850 for the re-
issue OF the following described Land Warrants,
which sre alleged ~ have been lost OF destroyed,-
Notice hereby given that ut the date following the
rant q like tenor viii be reissued, valid objec-
b. VAN AERNAM, commisdo,~.
No. 81 <os, for l6o acres, issued under the oct q
February ii, lolz, in the name of Jamer G. Hamfl-
ton, and Was granted March n, lsls. February 8,
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HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

Its loss. The pimpled botched and letter covered
person looks upon clear, smooth skin with Jealousy
TENS are filed with the virus Of SCROFULA 3nd
other cutaneogs diseases cannot have good health.
All have timely warning In those Blstshes, PIN
lee, letters, Sores, Boils, Copper coored Patches
Gales, &C: Avert the calamity By purifying ths
ystem with the
sAMARITANy ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
before Scrofula takes firm hold
How many have the virus Of Syphilis In the system,
and in that condition contemplate marriage, know
ing little Of its banefu influence the constitution
70 such We say STOP. First cleanse yourself Of
these impurities Of that scrofulous Infection (Which
In many cases Is hereditary IN the constitution be-
fore you bring mieery on yourself end o1bD1ins.
Price el.8 Per bottle.
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TQY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to J. q. Mcclure & Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th st.

CHANCERY SALES.
IL By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court
E.,H Of the District Of Columbia, bearing date NAV
3Slst. 1869, George W.. Wilson and wife W.
Mary kearney ct al, shall sell the equitable life
estate of Mary N. Kearney, at public auction on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 9th day of jan
nary lsO at o'clock on the premises, parts lots IL
and Il, square l42, situated the southwest corner
81 1s and q streets north, improved by two story
Brick Dwelling, with attic and basement Imme-
dateiy after, east part lot g. i'm square 1 situated
on the north side Of street north between 18th and
18th streets west, improved by two story Brick
Houses.
Terms Of SALE One third cash; residue in and IL
months, with interest, secured by purch bonds
or notes, with a security securities to be APP
proved by Trustee; or all cash, at option of pur-
chaser. Convey aDcing and stamps at purchaser
cost. SO on each purchase at time of sale.
e. INGLE. Trustee,
COOPER LATIMER,
ia 4 pOdSds INTEL Auctioneers
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SALE OF WATER POWER IN DANyIIIy- V.
IN iast thursday the machine shops ana lot on
The canal, with 59-horse power OF water were
cold az public auction for 90 900. The machine
~ belonging TO the same brought q, 60 making
N an slz,o5O. This Was a very small part OF the
water-power on this side Of the river. There are
thousands Of horsepower which can be boucht
ana the wonder Is that IL is not eagerly sougbt
siter by capitalists abroad--Daapiue (Val
5ineg. Va
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SHOCKING SCzNE--A st Louis police officer
sent the following to his chief a few days ago ::
- have the honor to report that between one
and two O'Clock this morning Sergeant Sheridan
met a little girl Of the most miserable and pow
erty-Stricken appearance on Second street, near
Cherry She was crying bitterly. Upon being
questioned by the Sergeant, she stated that her
mother was dead and her father drunk.
The Se-gssn, went with her to a place in
the FeaT Of 1.51i North Second street, where
lie beheld me horrible sight ON a board
covered with ali Old blanket lay the ifeless
body OF the child's mother. Beside the
corpse were two bottles Of whskev and
two giasSes-the husband and father sitting close
By III n state o. drunken idiocy. There was no
a particle of furniture in the room but the stool
upon which the drunkard was sitting. As the
officer entered he was invited by the inebriate
to take drink. The scene, however, was too
solemn for the Ser,eant to smile The room
without particle OF furniture-the dead mother
under the dirty blank whiskey bottles and
the drunken father-the half-naked, poverty
pinched child, its poor little heart breaking with
woe at the midnight hour-formed a picture Of
misery. de gradaJ;On and death not soon 70 be
forgotten. The woman's name was Bridget
Dunn The little girl Is thirteen years of age"
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ORPHANS COURT, January nth, ls7o.
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WAsHrScro

COUNTY, TO with the case Of ELIZABETH L.
OATES: administrative Of Thomas Oates, deceased,
the administrative aforesaid has, with the approba-
ton OF the Orphans Court Of Washington County
Aforesaid, sPpointed SATURDAY, the sth day q
February, A. ID. 1870, for the final settlement md
Distribution Of the personal Of said deoeassd
and OF the assets in hand, as far as the have
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
are notified 20 attend, with their claims properly
youched, or they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefit I'm said deceased estate: provided
copy OF this order be published once q week for
Jals wsw. A. WEBSTER, Reeistcr of wins.
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INSURANCE.
1MsURANCE RseMs

I. N. HANSON q B. LEWIS BLACKBOARD.
TIE 1ErxA FIRE Insurance CO.. Of Hart.
rHE s9krE p RI AND N MsEER Rt,
Cash assets, 81 5 900 900.
THE e., Ha u. IIRE INSURANCE co. As
Philadelphia. Assets 8 3 900 900.
THE SPRINGFIELD FIRE INSURANCE co.
ford. Capital, 9 500 900.
THE ROGER WILLIAMS" FIRE INSURANCE
co. OF Providence, X. 4
The METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE
CO. q New York.
= And that a. & old and excellent Home Company
fH i.v PopponAC INSURANCE CO, Of George
In life Insurance we have the great
dh ... Isr sssS6aSSE CO. Ne" York
ford S... s.t sia!so sSSsscE CO. Of Hart
ing S7S 100000, and some of thew more thsn
known 70 require Comment. Our own exr SS w
!sxtendns in the case Of Mr. Mr. Hanson: thrOagh
our adinstnents have aisay; been prompt and salts,
factory. r, NJ HANSON,
jaloly SO 9Th St, (oid No. 1901
REST INVESTMENT FOR
OWNERS OF PROPERTY
AJssc dcsisrs paid 10
a. s. PRATT SON,
for ,sx,anee IN the
PHOENIX, a. Hartford,
aeHoME, or YOHKERS.
or FIREMEN'S, Of Nep York.
INSURE NOW, Tomorrow may be too late.
..O@oe No. 3, Y. M. o. A. BxsLdsas, corner sh aad
~ sfreets. Js6tr
NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE CON.
IN PANY or WASHINGTON.
OAPITAL--.....-..-.-..-..--....S I 900 900.
Omce-No 81 Louisiana ave-, door east Of 9TH u
No charge for Policies revenue Stamps.
Risks taken on the most reasonable and lossa
promptly paid.
Directors-Ckarlesf KnaP. President; George W
Riggs, Vice President; Marshall Brown, Thomss
Henry d. Cooke, Samuel Bacon
segO NOBLE ID. LARNER, Secretary.
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Kalamazoo has q literary club Of ladies'
-6inger Schnapp Club"
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NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, Sly 9th street,
! near Pennsylvania avenue; ROBERT Full:
LER 4 co. advance money on Bonds, Stocks, and
Real Estate, Diamonds, Watches, Dry Goods, Fur
niture, Pianos, and all kinds Of Personal Property
Open every day except SUNDAYS from s o. m to .
D. oe2-ly
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NoT1cE.
We orer the highest cash advances on all
kinds 81 q q
GOLD and SILVER WARE,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
and other valuables, easy terms.
All such pledges kept in fire and burglar proof
safes and all business transacted with is strictly
confidential. We too well known in this city 10
need any other recommendation than to say: We do
what is right.
s. GOLDSTEIN K CO., Brokers,
deNn "a Four and a. half at,
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II A Ii 81
CHRONIC DISEASES
OF Long Standing and the Most Aggravated Char
acter
CURED WITHOUT MEDICJNE

DIR. FANIoN, Dynamic Physician, having, on
account OF the large number of his patients in
Wa. hington, decided to remain in the city all win
ter, has removed his Office from the st. Cloud Hotel
to his residence, No. 1906 q street, between 18th
and I4th,
Chronic Cases made q speciality Blindness Deaf
ness, Bronchitis, Incipiept Consumption. Loss OF
Neice, stammering, Paralysis, Piles, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, swollen or Diminished Limbs, Ner-
vCus Debility, Female Weakness and many other
diseases successfully treated
The afflicted and the public generally, invited
to call and satisfy themselves to the wonderful
cures effected in this city and elsewhere BY Dr.
FANfON. de2StFebl6s
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De. RICHAU,s
GOLDEN REMEDIEs

DR. RICHAU's
GOLDEN REMEDIES.
Ask for no other, take ne other, and you win save
's hE en- cr any case Of a.s... IN
Dr: KisSss. GoIde: Beissm No. cures Ulcers,
81 Eth he E a.
removes all disease from the system, and leaves the
', ". kieseM's Goiaen Balsam No. cures mercu
rial Affections rheumatism in all its forms, whether
in III or NJ
thousands Of Certificates proving the Inirsculous
GeSs Issid t@o po. ssfe ,0s sp ss
PEI b.. 10 Rssiax's Code. EHzs, a,Amon, . r.d,e.,
cure for Nervous or General Debility in cid or young
imparring energy with wonderful effect. Price, "a ID
On receipt of price, these Remedies win be shipped
to any place; Prompt attention paid to al CORES:
S9SSn: a aSa: seIss ss Ct
preStSSr elGSP IL sla,s # RPttsss NJ
street, New York. Once hours from 8 .. m: to ,.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
tn. p.tos sH " % WHITE h Of
aS3 sss ss:s:a 4. hs ssy 81 q ~
1863, for an improvement in Culinary Boilers:
1t 10 ordered that the testimony in the be closed
on the Sth day Of March next, that the time for
filing arguments and the Examiners report be linn.
tied to the 18th day Of March next. and that said
petition be heard ON the sd day OF March next.
Any person may oppose this extension:
BAMUEL D. FISHER,
ja l-lawSw Commissioner OF Patents.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day OF Decem-
, a..s :, x::sa.,sa rs', Docket
On motion Of the plaintiff, by her counsel, A. @.
Riddle and Francis Miller, Is ordered that the de-
fendant cause his to be entered herein
or before the first rule day occurring forty days after
this day; otherwise the cause win be proceeded with
- in case Of default.
By the Court.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
y OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day Of December, l6&.
n,.ss;, :, . walker, No. nH ra.lt' Deel's 70.
On. motion Of tbs .plaintiH. By nr: John Cruik.
shank, her COUNSEL It Is ordered that the defendant
cause hie APPEARANCE to be entred he!eAn on or BE-
fore the hrs rule day OCCURRING forty deyn after this
Day; othsIyise ths cause VII b proossdsd with o
9y order Of the Court.
true c0Dy-xeoeS-
oG1o-1aVoO HI. 0E106s Olexk
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sAMARITAN'S GIFT

III only real cure for Gonorrhes, elect and Dis-
eases caused from indiscretop. Only ten pills, purs-
~ vegetable. We discald BaisaM Ceps6sa and ner-
cury - being not only useless but hurtful. Gin
exposure, and tho extortion Of quAcks. Male Peek.
ages, S2; Iemales, %. Sold bl 9; 9; r0kp, end
mABeoly S1s Rass street. fhaa1sluAn.
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ESTABLISHED 1874.
ANDREW J. JOYCE d Co, >D~9.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, &6SS
All and 419 Fourteenth street. 2SaE
REPAIRING In all its branches.
AL Carriages Af Jor RepGtrs, Storage oT Commits.
sion are insured.
Agents for Brewster Co. ,(of Broome street Fifth
avenue, New YorkJ se30-eOly
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

the petition Y xis,.s- e.
New York, praying FOR the extension Of . patent
granted % him shs isth day Of April. isss, Tor ss
closed on the 18th day Of March next, that D.
time for filing arguments and the Examiners report
be limited 20 the 18th day Of March next and fhaf
said petition be beard on the 18th day Of March
Any person may oppQre this extsssiou.
kxMUEL o. FISHER.
- D-law3W Commissions q Pateuts.
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By authority of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia. will sell at public auction, on SAT
URDAl. the 9th day OF January, 100, at 10 O'Clock
a. m, all the Uncollected Accounts, Note, Judg
ments, and Securities belonging to the estate of
Lanckton Snsabaugh, bankrupts. Terms of sale,
cash. GEORGE MASON, Assignee.
Washington, ID. g., Jan. IL, l57O. jal7-2aw
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.


bALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
wAsarssros. -.
sSS ss$i4 S'iSiSi
WEST now run ~ follows, wis:
n. and fsss 30 40 SO md go 80 re Z. L.
Il Lcs,s daily ny sIs:Ps sunday. a and ssoAn
No train 70 OF from Annapolis on sunday.
ro 81 b sYSfA5h
Leave Lea at 9 A. M and $40 $40. end 500
Leave pas Al F "a So 81 .I TEF %EsI
M sys S: sna 800 sssSPi saturday and SUNDAY
Meeting q Relay station with trains from BaItnses
TsreusS iiefs,. e sS. IVES. can .. had .. y.
st sss es 81 q. sG1s q sss
vania avenue Passengers PURCHASING tickets At he
and an r. a: s
70 hs New Boston, So. "a
"a; WILSON, Master q Irsnsporsssssa
GE6 C9Ls Sf2ers T.4se. h Ass1''
THRouGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
= fH's NV 1oEk.' AND - Q9
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
are now run follows, viz.
FOR NEW YORK, srstsosf ekasse az RAYS.
Leave daily (exoept Sunday &C . q. N, and Is:ls
and p. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texcept Sunday st , Q. N, and 1870
and $40 p.m m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York al 300 .. m. and Philadsi-
Sleeping car. for New YORK on p m. train only
Through tickets 10 Philatelphia, New York, or
Boston can be had at the Station Once ali hour
70 tae day. Also, at the Companyis Once, No. lO6
pennsylvania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick-
etc at the Avenue once can there arrange 90 have
their baggage called for and checked al their red
dence, taken 70 the depot and put into the baggsgs
car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement for
sche6 lie between Washington, baltimore AnnapS-
Lie and the West.
J. l.. WILSON, Master OF Transportsttoa.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
noso GEO. 5. kooNTZ, Agent, Washington.
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II PARKER HOUSE.
IlUCKIN'S CELEBRATED SOUP, &C.
TOMATO SOUP.
TERRAPIN SOUP
MOCK TURTLE SOUP
OkRA SOUP
SANDWlCHED HAM.
Do. TONGUE.
Do. TURKEY.
Do. CHICK EN-.
N. W. BURCHELL,
deal Cor. 18th and y SITS. under Ebbitt House.
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PROPOSALS FOB SUBSISTENCE STORES.
o kIcanosp, Va, Peesmbef s 5. issa.
% barrels EXTRA FLOUR.
.;$ pound. ssktSSttS SSssssssE,y Green:
' y . l sESE TSa if s5aas.
g 9 sssssa sKSY Sa. S! ION
Conditions, &C., - heretofore-,
j.ss. Br.,.. Major, & i. a !. f e. 4 &. /.
THIsIs TO GIVE NOTICE, That thesub.criber
has setsnsd ffS. tss 9rPhssnc Court Of Mssh
ISa e COUNT, q
ss AZ sass sSs s
With the vouchers thereof 70 the subserber, on or
ssf 5; =: 6 day ss q ne ss III.
Given '1ffi s;is q; g
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
IN. p.tion y Wiit II n jsnqa
patent sr.ntsd to hin On De ist Day q April isss
Il & ordered sAss the Testimony in IN. e... n.
oP Ds .Od tSs nsa ts:; the the
limited g the nth day Of March next, and that
- pesse1on b hoard On he lNh day a Harch
Any Dsrssa ny eppoee shis sxts.sioa.
bA4UBL 8. BISHER,
u fufvHhHif3Rtp, 90, AND oausanD
ylLsn f1SHiqhh FAMILY rLouI
An sssa. asa'.sai is:ss;SSSs ss,.sI
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n1; M2rys IRHNgH PoMpEEs, CxRrAIH
lons, ,cslsed b. indiscrs9ioes 6.nosAos, 0isss,
sss sSI1 49, ~ Di''as's. sspsns !. Il = s
Psl's@ 0Sssiys - lG~svy Diseg3sl.
=: nj It. g Is q - s; N s ~
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AUCTION SALES.
X WILLIAM L.. WALL l. CO., Au ;tioneers
- New Marble building,
Corner OH street and PeuusyIyania ayeDua

ny WILLIAM L:wALL CO., Au :tionsers
- New Marble building,
Corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
PEgEEMRrcsX SALE % ZINE LIQUORS, In
@ ON TUESDAY MORNING; 18th Of jan
HjnaTy, iS0. comm. ncing at 10 o'clock, we
g., of Liquors, in cases.
'f' , 6i4 FAMILY Gh Pul. Rye Whisky
Port ..'"'
Meadow s~an Gin
A.. =, e Apple Jack S. CIR.
other GrOssre, Also lot Furniture Beds sfi . aha
Bureaus, Mattresses, Cottage Sets, Paror suisss,
Marble top Tables, &c, &C., with NAM oihsr All
1t " WI. WALL & CO., Aucts.
b WEE" New Marble 4 sGl k AgHflo9e'r''
Nos 81 and 81, southeast Pa. and 9th st
TRUSTEES SALE OF r STREET PROPERTY
"a G Gsq ot q the sf s t e Ss
I'D 10 wherein Gathering L. De Vaughn and Others
De Vaughn are defendants, the unde S Trns.
tee NIL, on the I'd day Of February, $50, at
proceed to sell the Following deseribed properly
East thirty feet from front 10 Of lot numbered
FIFTH n4a sss et1es.s,
said square, running thence west thirty 90, feet e.
the nee north one hundred and one (l0I) feet nine
go inches and three quarters thence east thirty
500 feet: thence south hundred and tl0l) feet
nine (?) inches and three quarters, "a improved by
q Brick Building.
Terms Of Sale: One ca-h, the balance in
% Ss aad
of trust all conveyancing and stamps at the costs
Of purchaser.
Unless the terms Of sale complied with in five
80 days after day Of sale, the trustee the
right To resell the property at the risk of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers.
deposit Of 100 will be required on the property
when it is bid off,
CO. RICHMOND, Trustee.
ia "a 2tw&ds. W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-24

t(Y COOPER LATINER, Auctioneers
- tSuccessoBs to J. G. Mcclure 4 Co..,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and 18th ct.
LIBRARY AND PAINTINGS AT AUCTION
On MONDAY EVENING, January 3lst, 1870, at 7
O'Clock, at our Auction Rooms, we shall sell the
Library and Paintings Of the late George Poe. N.
Also, Mahogany Map Rack, owned and used by
Gen. George Washington.
The Books are now on the shelves and Catalogues
are ready for distribution
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER,
JaDd&ds fRepub.l Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-24
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