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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

THO friends OF Amnesty claim that ITO measure was
slaughtered through the apathy Of its friends and a'
had the been f resolution would have passed
to carry the House bill.
CnlefJustce Chase presided on the bench ~ The su"
preme Court to-day for the fist toe m nearly year.
lie sat with The Court FOR four hours, leaving once ior
few minutes to rest He LOOKS much better han WHOM
lie left year 60 and although his he'itA yes ce'iH
he believes bis strength VIII enable HIN to perform his
duties for the r maiuter Of the present term.
few days ago Justice swayne explained tho reasons
Why the hearing ~ certain cases supposed % lnYoi'o
the consttuouaI;y Of tho LegaiTene. act Of i hal
been long delayed Two cases OF this na,uro VIII como
up in the Court tomorrow, namely, KNOX against L'ra
and Parker against Davis These cases have olfc..y
been argued and submitted to the Court BY counsel h,
on the ed Of February, after the argument by regular
counsel Mr. Potter ot York, wb. hid been counsel
in legalender cases heretofore decided afod to 10
heard on the subject If tie Court considered tie o1l-
tender question involved In them. TIE Attornay-
General thoa stated that u NJ lVtt.r
vas to be heard, 10 would lko th'
privilege Of replying. Tie Court, therefore, made "a
o.der that aIr Potter AMI the Attorney General shoAf
be heard on Two propositions: !. j. u L.s'-l'h'.t
act OF 1892 constitutional IN its application 10 contracts
made at4r It's pas.age ?. It constitutional ~ US aI'
pcaton 10 contracts made before rs ga-s'oi A-e 49,
g7,ments thus ordered were postponed $50 'f LARGO
times on account Of The Illness ot Justices F.-'. al
Nelson, and thoy viii lie icrun to-uoiro" morning 10
vii. be remembered that when iesfityaet ''' VS.
m before when the bench was composed OK J -a''s
chase. Gri,r. Nelson, clifford, Field E.!cr Sya no. and
Davis II was decided that TIE act vas no; cons tocn
as TO contracts made before It's passage, but 40 Court
reserved its decision as 20 contracts after its laa g.
Tie three latter justices dssentd
Gen. Spinner Will sail for Europe n o fcw d'y7, ari
Will be gono several weeks. IC Is understood that to
will combine business with recroouol, and waGe 10
hopes TO fully regain his ieltl, vii also loo1a.tr 10
,nifretsg OF the new national loan.
Assistant Secretary Cofan OF ,ho Interior DeTa1mcno
tool, the oath Of or1ce to-day and a:'le!'t dw.',
comparative statement Of The exIea at--cs % to
Senate made under the direction Of tie s'rgcantaf-
Arms f,T tho years 1868 and .70 shows tbit IN tho former
yo,r. when tho oalco was held by c. T. Brown, he CO.
bursements were S5l22i e. AMI in the ht,r dIar 10
management OF tho present officer John T. French, Ay
were bu. ;C36c0 49, a reduction Of over $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

e,T,rTpOv on TIE Z. 8. sIEAI-N TLlNVNIH'
W,,mSGroy, April IA dispatch received
-. ,ho wv Department to-day from Commander
ro1, ~ tlc Plymouth, dated Brest, France MarcA H.
Announcing that being route 10 IaTre from BordeS'
several cases Of yarilod made ther appearance Oh inc
shin and by the advice OF the Surgeon ne put IN 70 nr
,P, ~ taLc such steps might De necessary ~ Pr
49, tba spread Of tho disease Inc
no. 1e landed Miishpman Boyhloh i,cu ad'i9
Tlon' 1Tnucdy Robert Greedy, and H. g. AhderrOu' J.
Ss ,t IN 1aTincs William - Coyie WIN InG eAoePtOl
vi No' I'm nj Erost Oug enough 20 ascertain th"i
po, lin il free rom the disease ana VIII tAeh pioeeed
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

,F''' .,o5 ~ "a. a.. III. 7s ca. On. Tool
T IT, T'.,,!....s g g 9 9 IL
UH,rs Nr Ian ofths Nl-1l c'ah Tee 'fo- IT, 81 '''
The Mutual Nine are home again, not having
ncru ala 10 ARA 10 the game WItI tE3 CAare, i',
rs aunoua, cd in tne Savannah paI,,s. A. tAo l.toa
IIoIl- on Monday next, they VIII play tic amateur
n. ne OF the Mutual Cab.
The Gotham Club viii open play at the
rlyan Fields, for the rst time his season 40 p H.
to-5laV TAe Gothans have played here since I04J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

Martin Carera. ex-President oil SeAl'o' Is o''
The Emperor and Empress Of BRAN WI" ''a''
L'''' yi..-prcsident Colax and family Ieit Wash
iugc9 yesterday Sr the west i.oA Min
'"''' Gc, Sa,.chez Ochos has been appointed Mill
80 ~. .lIrrtou from 'eNco
''' " ..,dict ia the Massachusetts, supreme CoIu
"a lea dsin.crs asaat ;bt icrn Of Aht ei b. ,'c'n =
n D.. for Jer'si 'SaHc to F"'''' ''
hlLnsJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
A sEDUCER STABBED By ENRAGEDs PAHENiS'
John McGOlrick of No. 1Gl BOWeIy, Nhho

standing on the street, few doors from MS i''",
last evening, assaulted by Hugh be''ne 60 ~
,Tf Rrlget az No o2a Mottst Mrs Blessing knocked on
NcGoIIrIrs hat. and "a he stopped to pick It up MI
Blessing stabbed him. with largo CLASH h tSth ~ al
thigA causing a serious wound i''I o.ieI up In
The Eid.idoe.st Police a.Hl"' ,c"oi.lrick
rs the reason for the a.t and atterwant refused
tI ne aad r LITER . in Tie evening Blessing WAS
IL -t.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
ANOTHER STEAMER SUNK ON THE MISSISSIPPI
nIrmnu1s Tenn.. April I-Ihe steamboat

is. Dnnlam from New-OrleanS' struck a 'nas at =
oIo ON saturday morning just below Little Rock ana
sun in 10 feet Of water No lives We're c o,, 9 me
i1cr ergo was valued az $1,000 The boat vas
hut here last year by the IeHhhs ana fh ,,a ip
Packet Company, II q cc7t vi s-i''''' "N - ' -
nIit.I.nlnll nlllrts fOI tlO.DU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE TINES ON TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

LoEDoN. Monday, April IT, 1871.
TIE Three of to-day has leading editorial
upon the report to the result Of the abors OF the h
Commission II says:
The case OF the Alabama has always created fce'ng
Insecurity In Elganl. and has demoralized American
politics. We hail the possible settlement, ana tbs taV
the arbtrators win acqt England OF responsibility FOR
the deeds OF the Alabama.
The Time adds that tho Alabama was partially fitted
ont at the Acres and hence Portugal ia liable to our e4-
perepce The T9es Is evidently not sangne OF an I'M
mediate settlement IT the question. for it warns the
British public that II IS very uncertain whether a treaty
will be ratlsed by the American Senate.
Tie demonstration in Hyde PART, yesterday, III ta'or
OF the Paris insurgents was a failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
ASSEMBLY,

Tho Governor sent in the report OF Nelson V.
Waterbury, no minority Of Commissioners to revise
tb, statutes oi the STATE. Referred to ITO JUDICIARY
Committee So,
r,oro0cp. 10 enable the Amer an Bh.e Soclei 20 cor
III tia I.utisf Bible q ct, ~; 70 Keep IN repair
t,f va I'm ~ n Farms Wcstch ster county, aad
IN reimburse tie Oh Reeiment National Guard 4oi 1l'
FeI ciie,i up tAe report Of tho majority on re,
FUNDING money TO drafted i'i' vi" I3t w. ~ roT+ h
rt,., in fo rauors ia each county, - that the people
NAV form and express an OF mon ulon H. ,. r.
Ill. IT, As. Hill moved 20 SUBSTITUTE l' IN oiIIy ttlVlt
f,r t Of tuo majority which ieco mnehos NC pa'5l-
Of bill submitting ne qneston 70 tnS - Wv
,; he levied ia each 0vn. He thought ms more CT
Ie'i.L va! c Iisais I'M t6 question was taken sub
.tit!,c tic minority for tie majority report ana vas
LOST - " &C. Tic majority lepOIs "%5 'Ao "o 49,
'''1' EVENING SESSION.
SIR Fro0r moved that the HOuse 60 INTO
Conn tee OF the Whole on the Two Per Cent lax pu
mi I'm, I'm 10 amend tho Registry law. 49,
Tho question was divided, and hfst taken on ire Two
ION wa then taken on the iii to nuiiy tue ESssIiy
Iiy., Ti,n wa3 lost by O. to 50-not two-tliris.
ITO joi'-a chen went into Committee on the Two Per
cont Tax bill. A. amended By the House Committee,
tie 5,cs .meut is 70 DO made ON valuation, lntl
St. tax not TO exceed 100000 This OH was ordered
% t.d reading by % to oS-a the Republicans III 'As
NEGATIVE except Wnans. - -
Ile bin to amend the Registry act was then taken UP
AVID .rlered TO third reading by 90 70 q VOICE,
Mn weed gave notice OF his intention TO move amend
mcrts 10 the rules 60 thaI D'SueSS 0"p Do u'o y! ma
M L!ttciohn warned the House against letting down
tc bars IN This wholesale manner He suggested to the
sentlrman to make hs motion apply 20 these political
measures which 10 was the desire OF the majority TO pass
and not TO open the gates 20 all the business before the
House He asked this III behalf OF the 100000 people o
the STATE.
Mr. weed replied that he merely the notice row
When the resolution up the question could be acted
So
Tho bill relative TO the Goat Island bridge a Niagara
Falls coming up in order, Mr. Litejohn said the b was
i'm violation OF private rights. This bridge he SAID De
louQed 10 private individual WHO owned the Island, ana
vet this bill provided taking the bridge away rom
him lie would not vote for any such bill The bii NH1
rejected 10y - to S. and motion to reconsider was ~
on the table. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

AK ALL~erD srASISH VICTORY.

UtysyA, April l7-TLreo hundred Cubans
-r .r.rf.l ta Jurisdiction " Remedies from Moron,
.-a-.l-s4t a.ta tho Spanish t.vsps and were
g.. ..a.,l, win Il loss %. 90 h....A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

abandoned workshops, and to arrange for their
rcopcnine by wortmen who are not proprietors.
The family OF the American Minister Mr.. Wash
burnc have left Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.
THE AMNESTY BILL REJECTED ~ ylir SENATE
CAUCUs-CHIEF-JCSuC CHASE AGAIN or
TIE BENCH-THE LEGAL IFND-P CASES.
LBt TLLT.NAPu 20 r-L- rn.n----L

W4sulNGTOy, 81 nday. April H. 1911.
Forty Senator'S were present at tho caucutis morn.
Ing. Mr. Robertson OF South Carolina introduced Ito
subject Of general amnesty and adyoclt tie passag,of
,he Horse BILL lie was followed by Messrs. 81 ger ana
stewart In favor Of the bin. aid by ,Ia.srs Chandler
Morton, Conkng, and Edmunds In opposition. senator
BUCKINGHAM said thot he would vote Tor 10 BIN th.b
"ould Ieheye Gov Vance Of his d-abt'or aud that D.,
near" mat that would be the effect OF the House bill
one OF TWO Senators denied that vancesca would De In
cIHood' pdt 1t was shown that he sery outAs crmn
congress and did not resign for tie purpose Of engaging
IN Tue hepoAon' the bill would relieve Lin. On motion
made by Senator Rice TO lay the whole matter on tho
table, the vote stood q TO 49, as folo,,s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
ruE FRENCH CIVIL WAR
MORE FIGHTING AT NEUILLY

An rNsURGENT DEFEAr-EFfEot o' Inns
PrCr or A SIEGE ON THE
SCARCITY OF PROVISIONS.
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ANOTHER GOVERNMENT SUGGESTIVE FOREIGN
PoWEiS URGING THE COMMUNE TO ACCEPT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17
CONGRESSIONAL
COnelusion Yesterdays Proeeeasu~,

SENATE.-After our report closed
me OH giving TO the State Of Ohio iurisdic-
the United States for national asylums for AS
abled soldiers was discussed. but before action
was taken on 10, the Senate; (at O'Clock \ after
executive session, adjourned.
HOCSE.-After our report cIosed
MIR. Banks moved to SUSPEND The ru,as and
pass concurrent resolution resembling the reso
Iution passed last Monday which retired ,os a
speclai committee the subject Of ~ -
~ OCEAN TELEGRAPH CABLE LsGrstAr 1oy
ne represented that that resolution was passe
nurrleoly and without being Understood NV fife
u nonse, whlch had already referred the subject
20 the Committee on Foreign Affairs Tins
motion led to long discussion during winch
nr. Banks argued that the Joint committees of
me Two Houses were inconsistent with the
II his colleague (Mr. Dawes proposed thai ga oh
mouse should act upon the subject separatsly
and leave the reconciliation of differences to a
committee OF conference, he did that which
DIsHoEoR on THE HOUSE.
Mr. DaWes'-Wbai is the matter with nv col
Mr.. Banks-I will tell my eolIes,,e Whit =
the matter. L complain of the srrrrise nraSt1c
Gu on lhe mouse, 70 which nv colleague himself
Seems 70 nave been party: and | complain of
lIe IN us ice done to my COMMITTEES and 1 COM
my colleague. P'0foS0d W
Mr.. Dawes remarked that his COLLEAGUE
seemed intent on tearing a passion to tattsrs
lie mad no right in his indiscr inmate hurIiug Of
charges all over the House, to charge min With
U DI,ns party 10 any proposition or undertaking
Whatever, beyond the discharge OF his duty ac9
cordlpg 10 the best of his judgment Without
Tear, favor or hope Of reward.
Inc motion of Mr.. Banks TO Suspeni the rrIes
anu fescind the resolution OF last MONDAY was
reyected-yeas. 103; nays, S2-not twO-thirds
voting In the Affirmative.
~ FOREIGN TELEGRAPH BILL PASSED.
Mr. WOOD. from COmulttee on Forson Az
lats, reported a bill relating to telegTaphic
communication between the United States and
loIelgn countries and the bill passed without
discussion or division. 1t provides that fine
government of the United States shall be en-
ttie0 10 exercise and enjoy the same or similar
privileges with regard to the control or use of
any nne or cable connecting this country with
others, that may, by law, agreement or other
wise, De exercised and enjoyed by anv foreign
government whatever. Citizens OF the nited
Stales shall enjoy the same privileges as to the
paymentof rates for the transmission of mes
ssges az are enjoyed by the citizens OF the most
favored nations. The Transmission of disDatches
snail be made In the following order IFirst
Dlspatches OF State. Second. Dispatches on
Geographic service. Third. Private dispatches
The lines of any such cables sh all be kent Oman
to the public for the daily Transmission OF mar
ket and commercial reports and intelligence
and ali messages, dispatches, and communjca-
Mons shall be forwarded in the order in which
they are received, except As hereinbefore pro-
yided.l P''
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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
LAST NIGHTS TELEGRAMs
The following important items of war news
were received here last night.


The following important items of war news
were received here last night:
PEACE TALK.
BERLIN. Jan. f4.-The kreuZ /eitung has an
editorial IN reference 70 the rumors which have
heen circulated that the neutral States represent
ted in the London conference, will propose the
Opening OF negotiations for peace between
France ard Prussia, and insists on the German
de mands. and that peace is impossible without
the cesSiOn OF AlSlce AMI Lorraine.
The Seni official statement made Of the
rumOr that Austrla had offered her services as
a mediator between France and Prussia is
premature.
POSITION OF JULES FAVRE.
LONDON. Jan. 16.-,Iules Fayre has addressed
90 the powers a circular. dated Paris, January
o.. replying 10 Earl GTanyille's invitation TO the
French government 10 send a represent stivs to
the conference on the Eastern question. HE
points cut that any settlement of the ques-
jions 20 be considered by the conference
with Favre unrepresentei would be void
ami adds that be has been instructed by Gam
tetta 70 proceed in PersOn 20 London to attend
tie conference, butts unable to do so because
tie PTuSsi2ns IRE On flags OF truce sent Ouy
sIcm PaTi~. 10 IL true that washbuFn. tn =
American N MISTER, IL now authorized II
promise him pas and safe conduct through
the German lines If IL is received, and the
condition OF Paris permits, he will proceed to
London but while the bOmbardment continues
Hs DEPARTURE = impossible. In the meanwhile
tie defense OF toe city goes on with yigor.
FRENCH FINANCES.
LtSDCS. Jan. 16-The French provisional
government has authorized the Bank OF France
GO iS-ue a million and nalf Of francs OF forced
paper currency secured on State domain.
RETALIATION.
BRTsSELs. Jan. BIN. Y. World special. |
TIE wounded in Paris are being slain, as the
helix reach the hospitals of Val de Grace, and
General TTOchu has informed Moltke that the
German wounded have been placed there. Up
90 the 10Th twenty three persons were killed
hV NaTun9nr. tltlpOn : abandon
"a. General DuCrot il seriously i'll.
KING WILLIAM.
NEEs ALLIES, Jan. 1.-THE King i going to
Met immediately. The loss in the trenches
has beeny cry heavy.
FROM NORTHERN FRANCE.
LOSDOS. Jan. ia Spatch from Lille SAWS
the army OF General Fsidherbe is daily receiv-
iug reinforce ments and Is advancing. 1t en-.
Camped during sunday al Albert, supported on
The right by the divisions of Paulsee and Deve-
rand, aud on the left by FaidheTbe's iii vision,
which remains at BSupaUms.
The PTUS>lans menace a bOmbardment of
i1ugUy, and the women and children are flying
iutO Belgium and Luxembourg.
There was quite a heavy tight on Satur lay
uear Longuy, Ia which both infantry and artil
.,Iy were engaged.
Chronological Record-,Ian. l., IS 4. N.
War DEPARTMENT. 0iynaf Ssrricr, U..SA.
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Q
II. 7. HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH

An eIcellent Lotion for diseases arising from habit,
o. dsspstsn, used 10 connection with the Extract,
buehu and sarsaparlla, IN such diseases q recon
mended. Evidence Of the most responsible and re-
liable Character will accompany the medicines
Alec explicit directions for use, tctfi hHrgrsgS q,
taoi1Sdnds living witnesses, and upwards Of % 0
unsolicited certlncates and recommendatory letters
many Of which are from the highest sources incIud
ing eminent physicians, clergymen, statesmen, &C
The Proprietor has never resortsd TO their pubica
tion in the newspapers he does do this from the
Tact his articles rank IS STANDARD
and do not need 20 be proPped on by certihcs,es
The Science of Medicine, like the Doric Column
should stand simple, pure, majestic. having Fact
alone for its Capital.
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b. II ARSHAL'S SALE.

In virtue II . writ OF 6eri facias issued from the
Clerks offce Of the supreme Courf OF the District
Of Columbia and 10 me directed will sell, at public
solo, for Cash, in front Of the Court house door Of
std District, on FRIDAY, the Sd day Of February,
lsn. Of m all defendant right. title. claim and
interest In aud to Lots Nos aud b, az Joseph B.
Boss subdivision of Lots Nos. 10 and II. Of kichArd-
son subdivision OF square west Of Square No 5s3,
In the city Of Washing on, d. o. together With ali
md sn guiar the i'm provsments thereon seized and
ievitd upon as the property Of Jessph s. Bsss, aud
will be sold 60 satisfy execution No 32S Judicial.
c., In favor OF the State Of ms.yani, use Of HAr-
riet Benson. ALIKE SHARP
jalt l. L. 5. Marshal. D. q.
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Ny Extract Bsrsaparifla is q Blend Purifier: no,
all eases.
Both are prepared purely scientific principles
~ coes0and ere the most active measures OF siths,
that can be made. resdy and conclusive test vii
be comparison OF their properties WITH thoes ~
forth in the following works.
Bee pisDen0tory Of the United States.
Bee Professor DEwEKs' valuable WORKS on tn
Practice Of Physic.
See remarks 1ads b. the celebrated DR.. PHYsD
See remarks made BIZ Or. RpsRArx MCDOWELL
Accelerated Physician and Member Of the ROyol
College Of ourgeons, ireland. and Rublshsd in u
Bee Eedico- OhnurgioA Review, pablished b.
BENIN Travis, 1eleW a the 8oyal College q
Sc most Of the late standard works on Asdicinss,
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Married.
DFB-LAING. On the I.t instant nv the
Ees. '. Lewis, FR4NkLIN &. SNYDER 4,
-- MAGGIE J. LAiNG, both of this city
sssG&<aarNaAR
DIED.
ShIPPGN- On IRE 18Th instant after 4 Iing,r;,,
% her age - " $50
Bennett Heuning, No. b2t street, between 9th and
tn streets Eyri- ), Wednesday, the 18Th inst
20 10 Sis CE Of which the relative Of tha FsI,
~ -fe r.iu-sted attend AZ the residence aud ia
...e--- q thc FAMILY az the Foundry " Z church.
Baltimore sun please cOpy.t
FAEAGA Y tu the 18Th instant, WILLIE IT
Hr'. ibid % Iohn AID MARI Gavagau, aged years
|r.-r g and I-y-.
philadelphia, Trenton, N. - and New York
rsrarS rpEy-i
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
WM. 7. CHANDLER WILTON DON
THE PEKTN AND YEDOO TEA STORE
- 42i NINTH STREET,
tTH Between AMI I. =

TEASE!
OOLONGS. IEPERIALS,
JAPANS. Gun POW DERs
ENGLISH BREAk FAST, YOUNG HYSON
kOeE-F LANORkD OOLUNGS, in packages.
COFFEES y!
MOCHA. OLD GOvERNMEST JAVA
MAhACAtBO, CEYLON JAVA.
LAGUANRA, RIOS.
That the Teas and COffees kept by - have
receives the highest concentrations from I'll who
have tTtd them, aAd We can pronounce them as
being Of the finest quality.
Cor s'antly on Esnd: ceo!oe CHOCOLATES, CO
CD4S. BkOHAS GELATi\E, FLASORiNG EX-
TRACTS. COFFEE ESSENCES. CORN STARCH
COCOA SHELLS, COCOA hIBS, PUkE SPICES.
ground and unground.
CANDIES CANDIES - CANDIES ~
hne assortment, Just received FOX the holidays
Don forget the place:
THE PEkIS AND YEDnO TEA STORE,
No 424 NINTH ST, b. tween d and E.
The oldest establishment OF the kind in the city.
deE-eOt CHANDLER DOM.
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RY GREEE & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner Of 7th and streets

TRUSTEES sALEUF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WEST, WIEN AND r SIS. NORTH.
- sy virtue OF deed of trust, dated the
n.E 18th day Of December, A. u. 1s6l and duiy
recorded in Liber Nc Cos, folio li3 ct seq, on
o. the land records for Washington county, in the
the party secured thereby, shall sell on lie prem
isss, OF n ts DAY the To day Of February. A q
certsn Piece or parcel Of efcuni situate ana Ivino
II SAID city of W aShipgton, and being Known and
DESERT ed as lot eti red and marked 50 in the re
coTd subdivision Of square numbered i've hunI RED
and sixty eight tj65'. with the imprnv enents x.n
building.
Terms OF sale: unr-h8f cash. &C which 500 must
be paid at safe. tAlsncr and Il months. secured
by deed OF uB-'. II teTDs az sale are not com
with IN hye days the Trustee reserves the rtghrt,
TeseN at risk and cost of defauting purchaser nv
adv @rtisug one week in The Evening star An
convey suc!ne and stamps a. Cost Of purchaser.
WILLIAM u. TODD, JR., Trustee
il eoSds GREEN & WILLIAdS auct.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and d streets
TRCSTEEp SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
khAL Estate On SOUTH q STREET, BE.

kkkAL EsTATE % SOUTH q sTREiT, BE:
a " virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated November
Il 18th, A. lsj0. and duly recorded in Liber No.
fslios 31, &C., Of the land records for ash
ington County, d. O.; and oy the written direction
Of the party secured thereby, viii sell et puoiic
18th day OF January. 4. D. lal, at O'Clock D m :,
the western part Of lo Numbered eighteen Isl, In
Square numbered four hundred and ninety seven
lll, in the City of Washington, D. c., with all the
improvements thereon. The said western part OF
sAd Lot has front OF fourteen (l4) feet " South
9 street" and runs back with same width to the
public alley in the Of said Lot and 10 improve
with comfortable Dwelling House.
FERNS of sale: One half in cash, (of which $50
must paid at the sale: the deferred payments to
- made in six and twelve months after sale, with
interest, and secured BY deed Of trust to the salts
Acfon Of the Trustee. Terms Of sale to be complied
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property
after weeks notice. at the and rick Of the
purchasers cost. WI. 81, WARD. Trustee.
de ~ 2aw&ds GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

What can be more beautiful than fine OIL
PAINTING 10 present 70 friend. " I'll. a thing of
beauty and Joy for ages
u. N. BARLOW respectfully invites ladies' and
gentlemen TO call at his Gallery, whore he has over
three hundred Oil Paintings on exhibition and Tor
sale.
Among the pictures will be found paintings by
celebrated masters ancient and modern.
The following schools represented, Italy,
spain, France, England, Hoiland Germany, Ameri-
ca. &c. &c.
NoTICE.-The Gallery is on the second floor, over
Mr.. Lambs frame making establishment, and 1t
door 70 the corner Of 18th street south side OF PENN
syivanis avenue. del5- II