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Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03

THIS ROAD is being built and managed by New England BUSINESS MEN, who have invested largely Tn the CAPITAL STOCK, and whose experience and reputation guarantee the most THOROUGH CON- SEDUCTION of the Road, and at the same time in- sure the most HONORABLE CONDUCT of ITS AFFAIRS. The Road is so situated as to secure itself at once, the largest pleasure travel of any Railroad In the Eastern States, connecting as it will by the shortest route, Saratoga, Lakes George and Champlain with Mt. Mansfield, Lakes Memphre- magog and Willoughby, and the White Mountains Independent of the through freight and passenger traffic, which must at once flow to it upon it's com pletion, in consequence of it's being the shortest route to the seaboard the earnings from the local business will be sufficient to pay all running ex- penses and the interest on it's small bonded debt. Cash subscriptions, to the Stock of the Road, have already been made nearly sufficient to com- plete the Road ready for the iron. The Bonds are coupon or registered and are of the denominations
 $1,0OO, $500, and $1OO, The interest is six per cent in gold payable semi annually, in Boston, May 1st and November list. These bonds are offered until further notice at 90 and accrued interest in currency, and we recom- mend them to Savings Banks, holders of trust funds, and all others having money to invest, as first class securities.
 For furtherinformation- Pamphlets, Maps, &c., apply to
 EAT. FAIRBANKS & CO.,,
 St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
 FAIRBANKS & CO.,
 252 Broadway, New York.
 FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO.,, s- 11S Milk Street, Boston.
 FAIRBANKS & EWING,
 715 Chestnut St., Phila.
 FINANCIAL AGENTS.
 Trustees of the First Mortgage Bondholders, HON. LUKE P. POLAND, St. Johnsbury, Vt. ABRAHAM TT LOWE Eso
 President list Nat. Bank, Boston, Mass.
 FOR SALE BY
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Hartford 17-3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03
MARRIED.

At Troy. N. r. July 27. by the Rev. Adam Reid, D. D. MT. Wilson B. Hicks of Salisbury, and Miss Florence E. Clapp.
 At the Episcopal Church in Salisbury, July 26, by the Rev. J. A. Wainwright, MT. George Spur, and Miss Emma Ingraham, both of Salisbury.
 At Colebrook, July A. by Geo. D. Felton, Burt S. Beecher and Cora A. Seymour.
 At Alleghauy, Pa, July 16, by the Rev. MT. Swan, Phil. Pigler, Esq, of Cornwall, to Miss Mary B. Hurd, of Ellisburg, Pa.
 In Harwinton, July 28th, by the Rev. George Curtis, Jerome B. Johnson of Tor rington and Miss Harriet Catlin of Har- win ton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03
EAIRFIED County superior Conr

vacation before August Term. 1871.
 Upon the petition of Celeste Richards. of West. port m said County, praying for a divorce. for causes therein shown, from George F. Richards. ana TOT the custody of their child, returnable to ao s n9perao1 Sorrt to be held at Danbury in and 10. 10 sad County on the 1st day of August. 1871 M .. ts Deang Ioqno by e subscribing authority thai the respondent resides out of this State. it s is sa snas Io of the pendeey publication of this order h ens wseIiv ns,y Dy the published in Litchfeld in the County of 4;tpps field, three weeks gsuccessively befoTe sbe Tn. luesday .h oi August, 1871: Dated at Bridsenort
 T-Sw. E. T. BLAKE, Olerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03

nISTRICT OF WOODBURY, SS. D Probate Court, July 20, 1871.
 Estate of Wllys Lambert, Late of Woodbury in said District, deceased. =.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Wood bury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who tested, within said time, will be debarred a re- covery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 dsAHEd daARE6rTE "; hITGHEFE M H,AMRFkr Executors 17-3*
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03

NAKEN UP.-On my land in the north -A part of Torrington, on the 9th inst, a dark bay msfe with small white spot in the forehead, not over 900 lbs in weight, and little lame in one fore foot. The owner is requested to prove prop erty, pay charges, and take her away.
 JOHN TANNING. Porrmgton, July IS, 1871. 16-3w*
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03
FOR SALE IN PLYMOUTH,

; A MODERN STYLE HOUSE, three tA stories, eighteen rooms, heat by furnace, with three acres of land, barn and other outbuild ings. Photograph of the house at the Litchfeld Post Office. Price, $9,5OO
 16-6m GEORGE LANGDON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03

No accidents have ever occurred from burning, storing or handling Pratt's Astral Oil. Over 100, 900 families. who continue to use it. can testify to it's perfect safety. It gives also clear. soft and beautiful hght-unequalled even by gas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03
ATA COURT OF pRoBATE Ho1,D.

A T A COURT OF PROBATE HOLD. ~ on at Plymouth. within and for said District or Plymouth. on the 17th day of July. A. D. 1871. present, Geo. Pierpont, Esq, Judge. last will of Laura Thomas late of Plymouth, within said district deceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the against the same to the Executor. and directs that public notice be given of this order by ad- vertising m newspaper published in Litchfield. and by posting copy thereofon the public sign. post m said Plymouth, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
 Certified from Record
 15-S GEO. H. PIERPONT. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03
ORDER OF NOTICE

vs. ORDER OF NOTICE NoAHDIAH c. HooKERl
 State of Connecticut, Litchfield County, ss
 Litchfeld, July 19, A. D. l871 Upon the petition of the said Arabella S. Hooke, praying for reasons therein set forth for divorce now pending before the Superior Court in and for Ltehfed County, to be held on the third Tues and being found by, the subscribing authority that the said respondent is residing in Cornwalls Canada East, and absent from this State-There. said petition be given by publishing this order in the Litchfield ENQUIRER, newspaper printed in Litchfeld, Conn.,, three weeks successively, com. mencing on or before the 27th day of July, A. D citation and order of notice in the post office 1oos paid, at Plymouth, Conn.,, directed to said res pondent, at Cornwallis, Canada East, on or before the 10th day of August, A. D. 1871.
 of the Superior Court in Litchfield County. 16-3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03

If you would have no gray hairs use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, the only sure preventive
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03
NOTICE.

a Office of a ,t tE !
 THE SHEPAua VALLEY RAILROAD Co.,
 Litchfeld, Conn.,, July 25, 1871.l An 1nstallment Ghe 10th) of Ten Dollars upon each share of the Capital Stock of this company has been called for, by the President and Direc- tors of said Company, payable to the Treasurer of the company, first day of September, 1871. 16-3 HENRY R. corr, Treasurer.
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SENATE.-After our report CLOSED
The bill TO incorporate the Japan Steam Nav
igatIon Company WAS recommitted TO the Com
ON motion of Mr.. stewart, the Senate took u
the bill 10 define and protect the rights Of miner
and encourage development Of mines. vsriously
amended at the suggestion Of Mr.. Casserly, and
passed.
BIZ to facilitate II Transmission Of Asistic, Ans
tralisn, and European merch 4ndise into and
across territory OF the United States Of America
and TT her purposes was passed
he Airline railroad bill was, after discus
zen, taken up as unfinished business, when,
iter short executive session, the Senate ad-
IOUIned.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
MIR. Hooper, from the COmmi.tee OF Ways
thomas, Jr., and Edwin h. Webster moneys
,iOten from them collectors of customs at
Baltimore. Passed
: Mr.. Sargent offered = resolution calling on
the President for Information as to whether the
Governor OF California had since the ith of
July, 1865, asked for military aid for the pur-
pose OF keeping the peace at elections in that
MIR. Barry moved to Suspend the rules and
ass bill Op niHg the Court OF Claims TO the
citizens of all the Southern States t,r claim.
tor Gusrtermssters' stores, &c. The House re-
fused 10 suspend the rules-yess IS, nays i2S.
gu motion Of Mr.. Banks, the Senate bill al
-h"fiz!hS inc PRESIDENT to station vessel of
"Sr 1t the port of New York TO receive and
transport supplies 70 be contributed for the des-
titute and suffering people OF France and Ger
many was taken fIOm the Speakers table, and
amended ION his notionl by requiring another
vessel TO bee Stationed for a like purpose at BOs-
ton, and ION motion OF Mr.. RandsID another at
Philadelphia. he bill as then amended was
passed.
MIR. Julian Asked leave 20 offer a resolution
giving the use Of tue hall OF the House next
Wednesday evening TO Mrs Victoria q. Wood
hull and MIS-. Isabella beecher Hooker to de-
liver addresses the subject of the enfran-
uLtsement of women, and providing that the
House would participate in the proceed nss.
The House refused 10 suspend the rules-yeas
Ill nays ITO.
Mr.. Bingham gave notice that he would, next
Monday, report from the Judiciary. Com mttee
and ak the House TO pass the bill to enforce
nc right of citizens to vote under the tiftseath
amendment.
Hr. Dawes moved to suspend the rules and
tai, up the SeIr.te bill appropriAhng $4,000 TO
Getrsy tue excuses OF the select committee of
| tAe senate appointed TO investigate the alleged
| a0trs-es IL the Southern States. Agreed to
| - 60 l. Mr.. Dawes then moved to amend the
ulNy increasing the amount from $4,000 to
S20AJ0, and he moved to suspend the rules,
| adopt the amendment, and pass the bill. The
| notion agreed tO-yeas l21; nays AZ. So
/ he hl. as amended, Was passed; and the
| HCuse. At $50, adjourned
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.


N BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated q first AZ
-tolio SIS. one Of the land records for Washingos
county, In tn. District Of Columbia, and wherein
Theophilus loungs and Isabel u his wife, have
made default, l shall, at the request Of the party
9 cured thereby, sell, 81 the auction rooms o. VIM
Wall q Co, in the city IF Washington, on
THUR DAY, tine 23d day of March next, at IL
clock. public auC ion, the foil wing described
y Of Washington District of Columbia, to wit
Lot marked ID, In the suhdyi-i "a of that tract
Of lard known "Believ ue.n aud b-ginning for the
same at supposed Tree the end Of NTH line of the
whole tract, and rUnning south eighty seven de-
grees, wes' fifty two Aud q half perches; thence
north twenty seven degrees, vest thirty ins 3 100
prrches, which is the beginning OF lot No g.
mite and Is ItU perches to stone planted at road
leading te Crime hnuse, (by road th-nce along
eald Roadway borth sixty four aud d. grees, east
seventy five and 6-lDlh perches to y stone planted
tor Grimes south' asst corner; thence north sixty
nine and 4th degrees eat twenty eight and 10th.
perez rs 10 cedar stump, south eighty i've u de
srees, east forr and half perches to opposite wal
degrees. east sixteen perch-s, south eighty three
snd bali degrees east eleven perches north
eighiy one aud tn degrees, cas-. sixteen perches
north eighty nine and Aath degrees, east twenty
perches TO point in the road lie aiding from Pscat-
away 10 Washington, hich is the junction with the
r al leading to Grimes house: In nee along said
road soulh eight d. grees, tw Give hes sout
degrees, west twelve perc hes. south two degrees
east four perehes thence Ia line 10 the
ginning, containing fifty acres of inad.
Terms of sale Cash on the day Of sale.
N. STEPHENS Trustee
fec lhepl WIN. L. WALL 4 CO, Aucts
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EVENING STAR.
LAST NIGHTS TELEGRAMS.

The following important items OF war news
we're received here last night:
NEWS FOR CONFEDERATES.
IoSDOr, Feb 6.-The Standard says that Gen.
BsauregaTd has notified large number Of Con-
tcderste officers TO be ready to come TO France
"a case hoStilities should be renewed. and thss
many are now IN London awaiting orders. The
journals of Psri- ssy that no conditions of peace
have been yet discussed. The elections in Paris
have been postponed until the Sth.
WAR PREDICTIONS.
VIENNA, Fet 6.-WArrens WOcheuschrif
confidently predicts a Turkish war 10 the -prlng
nd another between England and the United
states next autumn.
UNEASINESS AT BERLIN.
BERLIN, FeA5-lN. y. World specjal.l-
J-neasiness il suSeeding the exuJtation caused
hy the fall OF PARIS. Funds are depressed. No
confidence i felt that the terms Of peace will b.
accepted BE- the Bordeaux Assembly, Incessanr
exeTtiOEs are making Tor the resumption OF The
war, they being to equip armies, Oyerrun the
whole Of Franc. and reduce IL to submission by
a savage and relentless campaign.
CONDIffON uF TUE FALLEN CITY,
VERSAILLES, reU Il Ny. Herald special
Herald coTry- pond Mt h ~ arrived from Par.s.
ne reports the IS quiet aud the people re.liy
-sfistCd with t-s -rni~tice- Some attempts 10
F'lisge were N ldt oH sunday, but the disOrd5r
was checked b. jh- National Gu ar1. ID any nt
whom. however hii-l tIsiT own pockets The
streets are flied wIth dissrmed mobiles aud
sailors. The sr,-T TeJired from the forts with
great reiuctauc-- TIE comm 2udant OF Mont
-nure has CON IL tied >Ilctfe. Crowds OF FrrnHl
TeasantS attend daily the bridge at SeujlI-
~ the hope ot rs.u able u pass the PTu-
ou'posts. But without -1ccess The price of pro-
visions has not been lowered. % the lO0. riJ
horses originally Paris, 6s ,o21 have been kill
ed tor food. Foe delivery or arms has nm
ruenced AZ Severen and IL proceeding RAPIDLY.
The eNchsng, Of wounded prisoners is proceef-
ing TO-DAY ~ The gates Of Versailles. rhs
whole army oi iovrstusn Mt will march through
the Arcide 1Tilnune. Avenue PlmpGrStrirc,
Isue de RivOH aud Rue 81. Antoine, simply Tor
the purpose OF yas<iGg through Paris. Tne
houses on eifh- P. . 81 the route Will he cleaT-
FL Of their HHat ants and cccnpied by the
German trOOfs v statues on the facad' Of
the Hotel &c we we're much damaged IN san
day b. the motors. The price OF gold il q ali
rising. The feeling against tismbeIta Is increes-
ing.
EPARIs. Ftt- intense suffering pceya i
here and hurcrsds are Owing DALI OF starvation,
the food received urirg wholly inadequate.
LOSDos. Fet. a complete rupturs hs-
taken place between Iiambetta and the p ar
government. jrF Te-tort'i0n of the emp.r- l.
u.Cst probable .t .- FepOrJed that ths 20. q
las undertake % as & in the restoration. The
clubs report tIs Bismarck is iabOring IN T. r
severe menr7' e,@.t m mt, his mind being SO
unbalanced ~ --.t r him virtually insane.
aefeOroioks rsss s,e.or.i-F-b. :. 7.S5 4. ~.
r. .as..fF.N s
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nH GREEN q WILLlAMb, AuctIoneers
" No. $40. southeast corner OF Ith and 10 streets

10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
" No. 31S. southeast corner OF Tth and streets
TRCsTEE'ssALE OF yAsUABLs ImPKOvEp
AND UNIMfKOvGD PRUPRRTY IN THE
hoRTbERn LIBERTIES AAD CAPITOL
a By virtue of two deeds OF trust one dated
G; the 10th "a, OF December, A d. 1858, aud duiy
- recorded 10 LII Der y and r., No 6. folio III
&c and one ther dated the 9Th dat of January, A.
$50 and do rec rded IN Lib-r GOT. Iolio To-: of
tTict OF 90 unbis shsh sell at public auction IN
The premises on TnUR-DAY, tine Oh day of FEB
parcels Of ccound situate, lying and being 10 said
cIti OF sshngtoR ann .knosn amt designated on
The sr.u,d plat plan 81 ssid city a.io..ows That
hsrsd ur hundred and three, (+D3 the sad part J
sd lot being and inte nued for south end par
h,re", pa Ing aITont q swehty tSo tee, on Esnth
north side Of said part 4 said OF described in GER
tain deed RECORDED In Liher w; B, Ne, ll9; folio
Ingtor county In said District, with the improve
eHts, Consisting cf a vel buiit two story Frame
Il use frontiu on sth street vest, between { and
Also, on FRIDAY, the 9TH day of February,
Dist, At pclock IA, shall II, in front the
o' unme1ss , sso IN
and sky eight 1853 containing fifty five hundred
and fifty, IS $50 square feet Of ground, more less,
tr"utips on stress north. between 18th and 10Th
1.ruls: Onsthird cash; balance in 6. u and Is
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
each piece Of property At the time of sale All
yeyauCng and revenue stamps at the cost OF the
lurehas.r And Z The term, 81 sale are not com
te reserves the right 20 resell the property a
risk and OF the defsulting purchaser by adyer
t;ring three times il ssme newspaper published in
fc6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aacts
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D. ''H''r. =. IA.
BALTIMORE LOOK HOSPITAL,

m SoANsron.
BALrIMoRR LOOK HOSPITAL,
OFFICE. . SOUTH TsRDERIUk srRHsS
ron his sxteasive practice IN the gr-si ho-vss.as
land. Fr.nce fsiiassiphis sSs si.e.hsr.. e.a -
sns H. es,tSa. specei asd ecsctuS remedy lid
DISEASES OF InPkUDksOE.
t.et,aS o. ~. y k ne ssok 9, L,mer stfictur,- A.
charge, lapossncy. ssssrs p-s.iy sersou,p,-,
80. $3.50, snsaSs' Low spiFlts. Coafns,cs q
Inc bIsSs.: Y ss 4 the Si s s'- Iipd, i'
80 Ihrosi Scse; OF skih sreC;iSns q the JiF@
arisns RON SOLITARY .bits Of beath-.scsET -
solitary 1recoes more fatal 60 their vicsim. ia. -.
sirstns their ma brsisSs 49, ~ 2, e.Is.s
rendering marriage, sc impossible
YOUNG MN
Especially, Who have become tie Victims q ,.Yt.,
Vice, tn0f dreadful aud destructive habit SIZE -
So1ns ss = .ss a aa ss.ss sf.ss sa
n stelIef VINO might other-is. have cstrasoei is-s
confidence.
MARRIAGE
marriage, .: Ply .iosl Wsakaoss 49, 81 -,
Psisit.tieS' orSsnie NJ 80. IN s y
or any ether Dissusli5c.tiOS, -ediiy ran 5vst
nsy rellgieas,J coande N nis hoeor a. ssntl.-.-s
anc oOnhdsnty rvls his - u a. a pss 20 =.
oRGANIC wEaANEss
Th. distTesslDs Ssso,.On' = alsS r,sdsTs ~ 81.
By The victims q improseT ias So e. ssn" -
gsEisSI. are 20 .p, g T@i, &C.. r. = y
eusue. Nov, Who tssi under.ts ui. tas "a -, y
PTesend % de0y that ta- Q a prucr,,a - I.
than BY the prudsot' Beside. ID q dSsrs- :. -
pleasure OF healthy oasprlng. to n - ~. Ia. =
The stem b,oons.s derzns~d the phvs a. .aa -
"a functions ~-sseaed, - ot p-srre4tfrs Pa~-s
heart iad.s sstso1 scn.sitS ser.,S "a 80
ng ~ tne Uaoe, cough, cvu-anDisg. i---s go
Persons ruin-d IN eeslth by unie.rnei sr-t-laes-
poisonous and Injurious oOnpoauds Shoals 80
inneeisseH nm ,oys--
unies ~ .u .rs ~, ,a s- o'es : % .
been spent IN the hospitsi. Il Isai,s P.-.. o. -
s ssPS. and e:s s r., o.. s.,si 3 = a..
troubled 9Th rinsias m toe tai sSs 80. -.
sSns ga nSTsSssne, os,Ss s.srs a q .gi4s
tended somstim-. with dsrsnsemSui o. ,assf'.'--
TxEr p.sr,uut.v x,.,..
mr. 4 49, ~ TO-. y 80 u ~ -.
selves by tmerop-r i1agIs.aSs al .,,.. = "a
which ruin beth nav al r,ins - 49,, hs -
BUSINESS, study. soois,S ~ m.r-,.S ~'s-
The.s are some OF ths al ana ~ I.a.,.,,,, 80.
produced by th. earl, h.b,s, ~ $500 - 49,
ness Of the B.5k ana LiaSs, P.irs11, - -. -
ptmnes. q Sight, Los e suscni.T P5vs-. P.ssl
Deranger.nt ~ ths II, -. ~ ,,s = -
DebLIitl Syn Ptoms Of 6Snsu.spr "a. Sc
much 20 be Dreaded Lo-s 81 lem re- Is,i.1 a. -
Axsr.on ~ $500. So 81 20 - .'.ssf
TimiditX Ae are .,r,- a ,bs :, IL. - - .----
Thousands q psrso.s q ~ ages c.u ~ suss-
their yieor seeS1s.ns xssa 90, i,.s ,es..h, -
o,nsS ma .1 y e-s snoe ss'ai ss go
YOU'VE MY
Who have injured thsmssives ~ certain B-sss...
fn Ts s,i 10 as SSsS s1Sns, nsei, reIe3at
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dA&RlED
HEIsINGEF-w 4C8sNUrH On tbe ,-b lost .
- the Rev ESsnt. - tue German LGtsr--tr
SE aEt DOLytHEA HENRIETTA WACHS-
NtIH, both 81. y I1-ts. g q, u G..
s@szsnSxsz--s<xs<<Es-z
EBAEEl- Be --s-E 5tG- Hiss LOUISA MARA
E.kBT
He-fGneral -. ,sz. p.sce " einesiay .ft.rnagn.
Slh lnstaA-, B. .-.-,a trcm her brothers Tea
Dimes, curasr .t 8 s-i Ltrean streets.
CLEME ~Ts g- -ia 1tb Inst n; 1 o'cIoc. A m .
AhSlE ,ycuDs-st d~nE hter OF Arthur and Fsun,
The friend o.! .-a1,i1taace. 81 ire family a.,
respectfully - i ~ --r-14 tns funeral IN r.-rr-
row " educ - '. e. @-h lust, S1cls-k IA
rom III resi- O.. e Ms Pigott No 6S3 4 stree.
between 9th s. IN str IS ess'
FAUBERS' q = iuT Ca,a. s,h Of F-bru,ry a,
s. oc'Ork . F-s HARYFaUBERSCH NInr
- yreamonie zEs1 - -srs, I month All I3 ts,s
sry 9Th At ; y.--t rom hen late rasid.nc- l7DN
tend. o.
hVRPTT. Ia Chicago. On the 81 Febru.ry. 81
CokhELlTS ~ EpfS IN the Sd year o. Me .gp
His funeral l. o. tss- p'sc- at clock Feb-uary
IN, AZ ST TstCe Church. His friends are =
srectfuliy invited 20 s-toud.
SMITH O. .he --h inst. al 5 O'Clock a. IA Nj
Ann kINGeib SNi III, aee1 81 yes-. Al tn.
resld-ncs o tf~ r1tr-T IN Law, senior II Izn.tiu,
tri-cal, IL" 4-1. - Minister, 1926 NJ .s-s;iiu-
sets
FUNERAL vi ta@a g'ses 81 Mathews Church
Thursday af.S--lr.s - - o'clock. Frisnis of
family rssp-ot:r. = .lEf--i - sttend.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TOMORROW,

TOMORROW.
RT LATlMEB q OLEARY, Auc.ioneers,
- tSuccessors to Cooper batimer,)
Southwest corner Of PennsyIyAnis sv and llth 81
SPECIAL SALE.
SUPERIOR PIANOFORTE SOLID SILVER
WARE, SUPERIOR silver PLATED MARE
hOsEWOOD CASE CALENDAR CLOCK, Ola.
MONp RINGs, L.pn,sJURaEN,k san " aTCH &,
GCNDf VIM, SC, Al AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, February =, ISL,
x commencing at 2 clock M at our Auc-
IVY tion Rooms, we shall sell the following
articles, such as are found q frst-class Sporting
House, compris Eg-
Solid Silver Waters
Solid SILVER Castor.
tOlld Silver Forks and Spoons.
Solid silver Pitchers
Solid Silver and Silver plated Chating Dishes.
tilver- plated W are.
3 Faro Boxes, 2 sets CHECKS.
2 Roulette Tables.
Rosewood Case Calendar Clock.
Superior Burgundy and other Wines, sc.
Will be ADDED
Superior Rosewood Case Pianotorte, belonging to
Baron W dderstedt.
Diamond Rings, Lady e Jursensen Watsh.
Superior French PIste Mirror.
Terms cash
fe62t LATIMER Il CLEARY. Aucts
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LOAN OFFICES.

RURNsrINRJ LOAN O1FIOu,
~ Ao6 md Aes 18th 4 deors sssth Pc o..
Makes moral advances on Gold and Silver W >tchse
Diamonds, Jevelry, Pianos, Furnifure, an. Pie
tolls, CUTLERY, Ladies' and 0sntlsme q Wa ring Az
PEREZ OF eli descriptions.
~ Prtrot eafyaNcs a<St deer,
Furniture stored and adv nee. mAfs Si-tr
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lSf WIN. L. WALL q Co, Auctioneerr,
W New Marble Building,
No 600 and 900 PenDsyivanta syenus

Rf WIN Il. WALL q Co, Auctoneere,
We New Marble Building,
No 600 and 902 PenDsylvanta avenue
Ia BY virtue Il Q deed OF trust dated tho b
g. day OF Jsna-ry.A n. 1870. and duly recorded
ION the 18th Gay OF JAnuay. A. ~ 1870, In
Liter No 6t6 fo'fo 3& &c # the land rae ord.
,'r Washington county Ia the District ~ Columhta
sha!l sell, on the premises, on SATURDAY, Feb
IuarI oath. A, u. Isl st O'Clock p. N, ell thai
peIcei Of ground Ing and situate In said city Of
washington, and known upon tbs public plaIs and
rlsn o. .sid city as and being part OF lot bered
ihree. t3l in square numbered three hundred aud
II " $40 the same being the eastern two thirds
cart 81 said lot from front to rear gsther with al
i"relng or In ANY wise appertsining.
Terms ~ sale: Cash Ten per cent to be demos
red ~ the tde OF sale: the balance on delivery of
tht deed And II a'fthe terms OF sale be not com
ptd with itntn i've days after the day Of SALE the
u-tss reserves the right to resell the property ct
tbe risk am cost Of the defautinG purch Aser apon
giving one week snotce Of such resale In some 4.
psper a the city Of " Warrington, d. O All convey
ancing and stamps at tic cost Of che pure baser.
JOHN O9DDH, Trustee
STlLSON d BON OF, lttorneyp
Warrington, jay uary 3lst, R7k
JaH-tuSt W. l.. WALL 4 CO.. Aucts