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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMEECING MAY q, 1871.
L. D. RCCKER
GanIlSun,t.

foarth.ave. Eairanee on Twenty seventhst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For NeyHaven and BndgePOit (EI 1850 m 1915 (EI
~ a Si rs stafford al Fsss Southport and we.,p I.o
"" for S:i5 ca Sort H.; er) no m; I2l5 Er n ~
Fof Dirisu Z 8 1850 800 ;; 80 and ssop
$50 Ky as. S5, $50 lis, (ETl p m.
sunday Mai Train leaves NevYO a.. ~
0o'0'' '' '0'- 'coYSEcTIyG TRAINS
For FoJ Boston u, s sSsIf 5 s l and sna ~ H.
For SsWo i r. T. ga % (Rr AMI 25 D. m on vs.
Sauganse Bay at WEXFORD arriving "a De-. 'i 's
For Connecticut River Railroad m, lal5 H.. Aa
For z, l'ri Si rTlenes aud Fs Rs9a1 81, r. p
10, Shoie Lae Ha I x a 4 .; w. "a 70 O'"1 ~
. For SeTays and Xortsap,pa Railroad M e." North
For Net. Haven MIjletown and wim'nde Rsbosd a. L')
For Hoa4ltoa Railroad, m. and p. ~. u,
P E, Sas 5 m. snd s I S
Eof NegCaa9;n RaTSal M ~ ~ 30 15 M a to Sol
day Mail Tnin on eitaer Line Dra"ngFOom Oar a"''
q .s s az point Isas . 2y s1a: a
the Depot Of tie New YORK ana eWiian NJ 90 W. rf, C.
DeIs Express No ga BoAlgay ao no Courts beo5yR .S
By 1ya .iS 70 a9si can nave JAMES
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLRoAD-TT.ns leave rhHue'n'1 as ''''''
m. CHICAGO aad AoP Nor real. Express
1888 I @ spoesI Ca'c'5 Egpiss. fast as with pavlg@n
ear. 70 Balao and Niagara Falls.
II a. m. Northern and Weston Express
an M Montreal Express Sleepn Iom Netfo1 70 A,shs
m Flr. Pacific Express with Slcerngcar Tor "a"noFn
Syr,Eeyss o.weso and Csna9d'gus. u..,..
y sssa Liz, Rai .i E ~ ee.so A va Sp s. aa c
roads; Tor Louis Toeio snd Louisville VIA lnda''s Ih'
ii D. H. tics AMI Tra, Express with through Se' n o'
a. NJ ard 8 p. m. Pou ,hseepe trans ..,
g:I5s. M I2:g ll5 am C:l' p a.. Peesssih irans
~, 1i5 BIZ sna 10 a. ~ :jO i2s 5:lo $40 and 1880
Sai.y Wa5 rrns:3O o. and Ycners sp'daL-9m.
Pou-hAe p,e special msses no sop solh o. ioai Apt
x,..Yors. jane % Isil
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT ivo OF
~ DEsBBOSSEs-Sr eni lou foot Of I'm iDRdPH
or HOUR; ,oamsacuz ~ y S-tos - 90 M IL night
ss nd S.o -, PIP: Fo 'O nj nd ~ a. boi 5Afrn6RE
WAsfiISGHOS and TIig wFST BslTe9s ~; Il" 40 q &
s s s fT Palace cS m sht the go w sT- ra' X
and rq though to Ly9shoars " S M SILVER Palace ar
attached 1880 SOD an sfis ears ar, atsh 10 De
and Chicago without change Nt. hrh Cudnnsu LOUISVILLE st.
H. dar aal run io nte Ticket. o ale a. ool 81 ptsro
,i - a az ~ S'f e " JAcksoS3 Grq sv
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF hoN6 ISLAND
- II, s ,,t s.. AZ 4. ,se s e flSsFs Island
,.n, MONDAY May IS, iCi ron Roosevelt '1i ""1ds.
era,,,, F., P,iehogas connecting at Bals ios
s'"" IN islaai, AMI At Ffchoue by s 70 hr'f''" l'
~ rr rIsy, Ezrrr,as
W. 4, m Accommodation for Babylon .,,...,p,.
Va, a. i1pr,ss Tor Pas ho,ce correction A. .l. =. -
Island and from Pa;'hosie by stage ." "'''''' ' '''
4s,p w.. Pa,ehoyue ACCOMMODATION.
$50 n M Bshylon Accommodation.
H. g;co and 10 a. ~ and 500 40 d 60 m ta.is "''e"
Vale, Stream for h'''P,;' W IA SoSGLSs scpspDSss,
Pos further particular. see i-e .a, e., M,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

Passenger New-York Of al
Fouthave. Eatrsnce o Twenty -seventh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
Gteambonts quo Railroads.

DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
largest and magnificent river Steamers the world The
s JOHN DREW DEAN RICHAOND One Of the above steam
No A. North River afternoon Sundy e1cpte
o'clock arriving at ALBANY in time 20 connect with railroad trans
West Returning leave the steamboat lanng at
o'clock the arrival Of connecting trains from the
West ard North and East.
Through tickets can obaned Office tie Wharf Dojis
Express Broadway and No Cou Brooklyn baggage checked
detinaon FREIGHT received until the hour depsIlue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
Gountrp Real Gstaie for Sale
Real Gsiate TO Gfebanqe.

ITO EXCHANGE for New-Yorl or Brooklyn
PROPERTY beautiful ESTATE st Peesskl the HIson
buildings lawn fruit trees vines shade, everything In
Inquire owner d. PAIGE SpnDg and Wessts
WANTED, in Harlem, 3-stOry brOwn-stOne
w HOUSE, in exchange for COUNTRY SEAT 10 jamaica
Price. $1,000. ~ A. rutland Co, Beekmsn-st n, Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-18

EDWARDS. On the Eth instant, of disease Of the
heart, JOSEPH EDWA ARDS, in the 10th year of his
age.
TO OUR FATHER.
Dearest father, thou hast left US,
We thy loss moss ply feel;
But a brighter home awaits thee,
when thy thrObbng heart will cease.
Deceased was q native OF Dudley. WoOetenshire,
England. but for the last forty three years a resi-
dent of this city. Friends IF the family invited
60 attend his funeral from the Foundry NJ. u.
ChurIh, Thursday, 18th instant, at two O'Clock
p.m RepubI
HEALEY On the 18th instant, OF cOnvulsiOns,
CHARLES BENTON bEALEY, youngest son of
John W. ard Carrie v. Hesley.
be was so loved, so pure and bright,
The sunlight of our home;
But now he dwells in realms Of light,
Where sorrow Is unknown.
Fresh roses In thy hand,
Buds on thy pillow laid,
Haste from this sinful land
Where flowers so quickly fade.
OTAUGHLIN. On the 18th instant, at q. m 9,
sGEO. Nice. OLAUGHLIN, son of John and Mary
l.. OLanghlin. "Our boy has gone.n
The funeral will take place morrow the 18th, at
d. at their residence, st. north, near LIST ST.
east Relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend.
PETERSEN. On the 18th instant, after long
illness, Mrs. ANNA PETERSEN, wife of the late
Vim. Petersen, aged 50 years.
Relatives and friends II the family requested
20 attend her funeral from her late residence 81
18th street. Friday, at O'Clock p m.
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MARRIED..

COIE-STEWART. In Georgetovn, on Tues
day. Oct ", Isl. by Father stonestreet, Mr. ED
NARD g. COLE. If Baltimore. to Miss JUL
STEN AkT, Of Fairfax c. unity. Va.
MAUSEN-TUCKER. On the Eth inst, l2 m.
At the CALVARY Baptist Church, by the Rev. A. J.
Huntington. GEORGE III MAUSEN 10 HENRI
E1TA TICKER. both Of Washington. Nocsr1s. .
Rockville Sentinel aud Baltimore Sun please copy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-18
Rf LATIMER & CLEARY, AuctIoneers,
81 (SuccessOrs % Cooper & Latimer.l
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and 18th street
CBBhhNCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
Conner OF PENNSYLYANIA AYENUE ND
IHhnbpkgTTEiENTH STkEET WEST, AND ON THE
1EENTh sIREETs NORTHWEST

- Under and by virtue Of an order or decree OF
- the Supreme Court OF the District Of COlumbia
- passed on the 9th day Of October, ISL GO
sIUit@ eause No. 1884, Rules 8, in said court pending
ynersfn Alexander Provost Is Complainant and
martha Winter e al. Defendants and by virtue
o. the other had in said the under
IL n n Tee VIII oner for sale At public ancon,
oay OF october, ISL at "A Oclock D. m parfa OF Lot
hGInDered A. IN Square numbered ~ as the same are
desnaled on the plat or plan Of the city u Wash
fir.t. An that part OF lot a, in said sonar. con.
tshed, Nltnin the following metes and Bounds viz:
begibnlng 81 a POINT in said lot, distant 20 fact
nSb.s noIth OF street, and 20 feet east of Thfr-
Ihirteenth street; thence line with aid street
" feet north, TO Pennsylysna venue: thence east
along said avenue, 81 feet Tine hes thence a. sonth,
e. direction, at right angles with said ayenus 4,
ieet III inches; thence south 70 the Beginning with
me m thereon, consisting Of a four-story
DTtek dweiiing, with large store on hrst floor
Second All that part OF lot 4, In said sauare con.
tanned WITHIN the following metes and bounds viz
Beginning Tor the same at the southwest corner OF
said square. and running thence east % feet on ise
With street; thence north % feet inches; thence
west 70 Thirteenth street: thence south alone fhs
line Of Thirteenth street. 60 feet inche, 10 th be-
ginning, with the improy nts thereon, consistin9
% = three story brick dwelling.
d. Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the residue in
three equal instanents at two, and three years.
Tie deferred payments 10 bear interest al DER cent
The purchasers notes for the deferred narehas.
money 10 be given and secured the property sold
All Stamps And convey ancing az the cost of The par-
ehasers. Sl0o down on each piece OF properly az
time Of sale. w. Is. EDM0NSf0N, frustee
oelS-d&ds LATIMER CLEARY. Ancts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-18
10y GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

CHANCERY SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.
"a ~ yiIiu- Of . decree Of the supreme Court
OF the Dis rict Of Columbia of the 10Th of OctO-
Lher, 1871, in cause in chancery No. 2 2ts, he
tween william Doydle plaintiff and Robert Dowdle
81 s defendants. will sell, at public aucTion In
front Of the premises, on MONDAY the 23d day of
october, ls7l, at clock D. m. part Of Lot num-
pered D, IN square numbered 49, being the east Is
het 'front.' on south street, by the depth OF the Lot
eonislnlng go square feet Of ground between 9th
ana Ith streets west, with the i'm prov ements
=, Terms: One third Of the purchase money In cash;
the balance in equal installments six and twelve
months after the day of sal secured by notes of the
purchaser and deed Of trust upon the property.
The purchaser TO pay nifty dollars Immediately after
the sale, and complete the purchase within Ave DAYS
thereafter; otherwise the property to be resod M
the cost and risk Of the defsulting purchaser The
purchaser TO pay for stamps aud conveyaDcipe
m, THOMPSON. Trustee,
&c I'D GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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%Niss Seriva A. Baird, of Washington, was
the cham iOn equestrienne Of the Peoria, H..
fair.
rrA debating society in Augusta, q a., is dis
cusSiDg " should Gov. Bullock be impeached?',
H2A g. only Is years of age formed the
whole Piau adopted for supplying Pennington,
y. H., with water.
~Ahitophel Smith and jeremiah Sneak
are candidates for the Virginia Legislature from
the SfauntoD district
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EVENING STAR.

BISMARCK GOT JOHN BULL By THE HORNS
II Is rePresente that the daring Prusslan min
lister holds at present the mercantile existence
of England in his hands, the result OF having
hnmbled France in the dust. No less a sum
than twenty-five millions sterling Is now in his
possession in the shape Of bills drawn by French
on English capitalists and should he think of
presenting them and converting them into gold,
all the specie in the Bank OF England would not
suffice, as it possesses little more than twenty
one millions in all. The directors of that insti-
tuition have endeayored to avert a crisis by
raising the rate of discount to five per cent, but
this will not prevent the calamity Ii he chooses
70 insist on payment Of his bills, for they are
bound to give gold for their notes on presenta-
ton, and he could thus render the establish
ment bankrupt in a day, or reduce TO similar
condition all whose paper he holds.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. Etc.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.

WASHING TON, ID. C.. July Il. ls7I
PROF. 7 A, COOK.-Dear Sir: have for some time
Used the BALM OF LlFE in nv family as a wash.
and have found 10 all you recommend. an l4I 10
loin others in commenting article that is evident
j. doing So much good.
Yours, truly, q. q. HOWARD.
Briu : A
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CHANCERY SALE or VERY VALUABLE I'M
fhgfED PROPERTY on NORTH SIDE OF
ltUI,IANA ANENUE, BETWEEN Cru AND

NHaNOEE1 SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PhgfED PROPERTY on NORTH SIDE OF
>lANA ANkNUE, BETWEEN Cru AND
"a Under and by virtue Of an ord r or decree Of
HI the suIreme Court Of the District of Column
.<-bia, pas-ed the I7th day Of October, ISL in
hqul cause 1904, Rnles s. in said court pending
W,hereln Ale1 ander Provost Is complainant and
hartha A. w inter et al. are PENDANTS, and by yir-
tue OF the other proceedings had in said cause the
undtr-lgned Trustee viii fer for sale at public
an 'ti,n IN front Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY,,
IN %stA cay OF Oct0beT, ISL, at IA O'Clock o IN ,
~ mat part OF Lot one, a. in Square four hundred
End hfty-eiREt, S,l in the city of washington in
aid Dlstrlct cont aimed within the following metes
ans pound Beginning for the same at q point on
Louisiana avenue, one hundred and one (lOl) feet
from Tie southeast corner Of sail square and run
nv 'hence IN pIthwestegiy direction thirty two
~ Ieet HNe 80 inches thence north thirty five 1857
I,t sly toJ inches 20 North street; thence with
the ire OF said street twenty three 23l feet thence
uh thlry nlne t3yl feet, thence sOuthary at right
ANGLES I'm said avenue thirty seven 90 feet one III
men, thence eas.ery with said aVenus twenty thTes
~ tret 10 the beginI ing, with the improvements
Dwelling. ""N "'''O Di40A
The above property having front both ON I,ouisi-
ana avenue ana on y street, ia des able ei her fer
, ridence or or business purposes. With many
i.rg- Whoiesale stores already ia the same sauare
u U u-t soon become very valuable.
Terms Of sale: One-fCurth cash. thu resiiua in
Three equal insf ailments at two and three years
ron date Of sale. The purchasers notes to be given
III the ueferrcd payments, bearing interest at six
per cent interest pay able semi annually and the
notes secured on the property sold. All stamps and
convey anciDg at purc SinO down Al time
II sale. " Il EDMONSTDN Trnstaa 80
ocls d DIS LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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MEDICAL, &c.

"I1DlShI, &C.
6OS DIR; J. BEAUMONT, SPECIAL Phy.icis r
49, and surgeon for Gentlemen only. Cossals
at.on Free No 62S 7th ct. N. W :, posite PstsI;
omoe: hours, 4 to D m. Fses moderate. aul. -eu'
nR. GARDNER, LATE OF THE RICoRp D 8.
fencedl hcyitdI can be consulted priv .taly
of llth St and Pennsylva ayenne ,se, Nd STEW
or his residence, 1909 Massschusetts avenue. e.
tween 10th and 18th SITS. N. W. From his great sY
nereal Hospital and practice Of thirty year. amn,,
both male and female, he can wnrr.nt cure IA q
lev days. His medicines for Gonorrhoea doth nal
pTus sf ssors P saS :. s.
n. Upon the receipt Of go, advice and med,
cine viii be sent By express. He warrants 10 cur,
u TIE WELL KNOWN SpEcyALIsr.
nstsplished here for the last Tea Years, Is high
rsGommended 20 those desiring the services Of . COS
skilful ply sician making speciality o; female CD
LADIES suffering from irregularities, weakness.
In him with the utmost CONFIDENCE re suarantess
ssPeedX and thorough cure, without fail.
vh Inc Doctor especially invites cell from thos
female imrostors, hosry headed quacks, and hurr
and French pills.
SEPARATE rooms for lady patients
Consulting rooms, 1011 II St above 10th street
ALL SKIN DISEASES CURED. f.;
nR. MOTT = FRENCH POWDERS, CER-AT,
u CURE for Nervous debility, Seminal Ep;ssiJ,,
caused by indiscretion, Gonorhoa, Gleet, s-~of
nla, skin Disease, Sy philis, In al lis force sDsel
Baisa~ Cepavfa asd Merer-y DISCARDED
eold IN Washington By WIN. y. EATWISLT
Price IS Der box. sent by mail. jys-iy
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by LATIMER q CLEARLY, Auctroneers,

n nj
~ successors to Cooper 4 Latimer,D
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th 81.
BANKRUPT SALE OF BRONZE AND GILT
SHANpELIERS, GAS BRACKETS, DROP
LIGHTS. STATION AIRY WASHSTANDS AND
IRlNALS, FORCE, PUMPS AND RAMS RIG
BhR AND FELT PADDING. BRASS AND
lRON CASTINGS, GAS STOVES PARLOR
AND OBAhBER FURNITURE, CARPETS,
a On MONDAY MORNING, October %. 1871.
W commencing at 10 O'Clock, the UNDERSIGNED
80 viii sell at auction at 81 q, street bet V1een
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and ID street, the entire
:, contents there, consisting in part Of
Bronze aud Gilt Chandeliers
Bronze Drop Lights aud Gas Brackets
Iialn and Ornamen al Globes and other Shnlrs
Marble and MarbeiZed Washstands and Basins
Force Pumps and Rams, Urinals.
Rubber and Felt Padding
Brass Cocks, SpigOts joints, and other Castiugs
Iron Joints and other Castings
Gas Heath Stoves, Stove Fixtures
Once Furniture, &C.
Also,
Parlor Furniture, Marble top Tables
Martle-tOb and other Chamber Suites
superior Hair and Husk Mattresses
BRUSSELS and Three ply Carpets.
Spresds, Comforts, ard q lilts.
Feather BOlsteTs and Pillows.
Sheets, BOlsters, and Pillow Cases. &C
TIE same being the effects Of l.. G. Parke, bank
Iupt ~
Terms cash. G. P. HOPKINS. Assignee.
cell LATIMER K CLEARLY, Aucts.
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NIW AND SECOND HAND CLOTdINg
~ bought sold and. exekand q.
..,a. No sas oh Q. eoLPBERSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-18
10y WIN. l. WALL & co, Auctioneers
- New Marble Building
corner 9th ST. and Pennsylvania ayenue
GOVERNMENT SALE

GOVERNMENT SALE,
by order OF the Hon secretary of the Treasury
,,o,-r,,,,o of The
HoUSkHOLD GOODS AND OTHER PERSONAL
phOPEh11. COINS, &C.. LATELY BELONG
ING TO LEDYARD HODGE, and by him con-
Neyed 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury
q we viii sell, on the premises, No. I423 r,
w between lith and 18th streets, on MONDAY
- GORNlNG, October %, Commencing at q
toclock, all the Furniture and Effects con-
tanned IN the said house. Comprising In mart
Parlor Suite, in reps and walnut
Marble top Tables. Bookcases
Large Gilt Frame Mirrors
Black Walnut and other Chsmber Sujts
bureaus, Bedsteads, COmmodes
Mahogany and Walnut Warirobes.
~ Extension Dining and ether Tables,
tapestry, III ussels, Three ply and other Carpets
French China Dinner and Tea Sets and large lot
Of Giassware, Decanters, &c, &C.,
Dlning- room Furniture, &c
Lounges, Reading and other Chairs,
.,aE Chest Drawers, Hatracks,
Umbrella Stands. Walnut Chairs
Lot of rare Old Coins, &c, &c
Refrigerators, Window Shades
About tons Of Coal, LOT Wood,
With many other articles in the housekeeping line
all OF which will be sold without reserve for cash
By order.
OcH W. l.. WALL & co. Aucts
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RAILROADS.
H fSE .5 EH2H E EREb

~ I'M sVbAh AND SOUTHWEST.
The ALABAMA AND cHarrANooe. RAN
SSSs.' f,a a's' q x,r iss% Mss s.'.s r..
oonPleted, and fogms, with IL Gu ~ - -
Bsa1, is ss fol Al. Fh ~ s. fR Pee
, Msshngtsn. k.chm.na, LynchSnrs and C6stis.
Nlsksburs, and al scuth-estera cities
The dbl IL in sp,endid osBditicu. and the
fuirnsh' Palace Day ana Sleeping Car. are 10 \.
~. ' -, ~ route Iron. LynchburE % Mobls and
Purchsse Ticksts via he Al.h.rrs ana CN.,...
,s esiiread' aud secuss the ssickesf tiss snd
The sttsHti9D q Fr,.hi shippers q. called 20 ts,.
I've the Sorfh ara SSuts. wish 49, ..si -.
hs % ~ any cfh-r ronte
,,s M irsisht and procure Sns of ladins vis
WILLIAM kEAyY. G-ssral Frs,sh, spa r,ss,
~. G SyLANroS. eensrsi suPerDisOdent. ch.,s..
RALTiMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
WASHINGTON, DeO~raeer r. lsl.
E To- iPs dRTyS5SFIs .SS r allssss ~
WEST are nov s FSI =" y ,ITrys yiy
sas N; isss, soc 2is. 80 so s ne "a, Il
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Lesy. daily Egypt sundays e:ss and as
for Prinsipsl Way Stations, BlAaen.hurs. p.,,.-
VILE; L.prsl annapolis Junction; ans Rsiss iss.
ysssup The M stop a .. s SS.spas 80 J., q
oI The sns s ti,ag on MY on suDs,, SION.
week. y M ." sunday stops ss e1ri@s the
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave AZ Ga 10 q. m. aud 10 n m. Netn.in a %
from Annapolis on Sunday.
FOR BALrfM6RK.
Leave p gSS Nav Az spe fise ssndTa''n
ron ALL PAs s1s : c " f mi " s !sE
Lsas ssS AL, 90 e.osr, sni1rdss and sunday, sists
On sunday !. 100 End .ts y m. oqly, eOun.o.-
Wheeling, farksrsbgrs, Pitisburs, ~,
"a at s.rssnurs and Polnss bstweep Relay HOcss
Eel.y House Win sa.sburs ana wsosssssf .oes.
Throuei ticket. % the West can he had a, ,ss
Washington Station Ticket once al hours IN ths
for New York Phflsdslphla and Boston ..s "A.
4 WILSON,
IN COLI General Ticket Agent
SEo. = ko0Nr1. Gen1 AFt, " sshington. nIf
THROUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILkDLLPHIA AND NEW YoRK
u, ,SS 81 !. =; ss', XIV S feSikak &NW
FOR NEW YORK, virlorf eha.s. o. cas-.
kesys daily texoept Sunday At 500 a IN, 1870
ron PHILADELPHIA.
Leave oaahJ except Sunday at SEQ q. m, laS
on, SUNDAY
Les,e for New York at 300 D. m, and PhTadsl-
Sleeping car. for New York on ,. m. train opl,.
Bo.,on can be had the ssstion once st AL houTs
for sshsdaie Sessen GG.d BstS
nspOIi' and the West. D. L. Wilson, An
GEO. S. kqoNrz, Agent, wsshiRgtop. JeI.
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by LATIMER q CLEARY, Auctioneers,
II Successors t. Cooper & Latimer,D
Southwest corner Penna avenue and 18th street


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE
OF GROUND ON NEW JERSEY AVENuE.
IMPROHED BY A LARGE DOUBLE BRICK
RESIDENCE.
. Under snd by virtue Of an order or decree Of the
supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia, passed
on the nth day Of October, 1871, in EQuty cause
IN said court wherein Alex. Provost is com ainant
and Martha A Winter ct al. are defendants, and
being No. 1854 Chancery, Rules 6, and by virtue of
me other proceedings had in said cause, the under
signed trustee Will offer for sale public auction in
front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, the 9th day Of
october, ISL at IA ocack D all Of Square seven
hundred and thirty nine (73q) in the city of WASH
ineton in the District Of Columbia, with the improve
lneDts thereon. consisting of large double brick
dwelling and a stable.
The above mentioned property is situate on New
jersey avenue one square south OF the Carroll Man
sion.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash the residue in
three equal instalments, at one, two, and three
years. The deferred payments to bear interest at
six per cent per aDnum, and interest to be paid
semi annually. The pure hasers notes for the de-
fsrred purc hase money 10 be given, and secured
the property sold All stamps and convey ancing at
purchasers coat. 100 down at time Of sale.
W. II. EbM0SSTON, Trustee
oclSd&ds LATIMER < CLEARY, Aucts
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Ls,tsT from JUDGE WYLIE, Of L. S. Saprsms

WASHINGTON, ID. G, june "a, ISL.
Dear Sir: have given your BALM or LIE = for
The hair lair trial. and much pleased with lis
ELECTS IL II heathful wash for both the sralp aud
hair. and it, influence sOOth the nerves ami rtvT
the ystem when exhausted from OverwoTk is most
delightful have not used ii except as a wash, hut
on your Recommendation, ard from the faith H. -,
thus lar. has secured from me, should feel great
confidence IN taking u a. medicine, according 10
your directions. Very Respectfully vaurs - "
tTof. Cook. ANDREW WYLIE
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf Nm l., WALL n CO., Auctioneers,
~ Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. Se Louisiana sv.. between 9th AMI 10Th sts

pfWM L. WALL q CO, Auctioneers,
" os nriginal Horse ara Carriage Bazaar,
60 HORSES AND MULES. 40 Low PRICED
&C, AT AUCTION 49,
a. THURSDAY MORNING October 9th,
@Nlssl, c, mmencing at 10 O'Clock, We viii sell
GO HEAD Of HORSES AND suLEs.
Among the stock viii be found some fine young
und Driving, Work and Saddle Horses
40 Head Of Lw Priced work Horses and Mules.
suitable fcr carts
AZ s.Sek must be as warranted by the auctionesr,
GUARANTEES N stock warranted to work will xpire
Guarantee stock warranted sound viii ex pire at
Regular .eie days Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
II WM l. WALLS CO., Aucts.
EY WM. L. WAlL &C s co. .Aqe.lonsers,
900 and S02 PeBna. avenue and 9Th street.
Nf Ss PR 81 EsB
sNT ,IsI IEEE REP AMb HAIRCL6TH, BnRsAFss,
PITS. LAKGE LOT OF 0iLCLOrHS, COOK
EhsSkSTs ASp ESsssks, hkssksTrss,
@ Chamber Walnut Marble-tcp Suit,
X, Two Piano Covers and stools,
u walnut Chamber, in Reps and Hsircloth,
ens & ~ M aad other Bureaus
0ne OH Painting, Fancy Scene,
Bra Tire ply ban and other Carpets,
20 pairs White Blankets,
very Superior Cook Stoves,
-, With many other articles in the housekeeping
The sale 20 take place on FRIDAY MORNING.
October 20, at 10 O'Clock, on the first floor Of
sale rreInPtOry. w.LwALL CO.,
ociS IRepl Auctioneers.