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RY THOS. +. wAGGAMAN, tg
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Washington Georgetown ofilce, 5l57th st Cd p Oi

by THOS. Z. wAGGAMAN, -zFJ
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Washington Georgetown oflce, 657th ST., op. p .O5
CHANCERY SALE or VERY VALUABLE AND
DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
rAs 6DB
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
Ia the District OF Columbia, passed in Chancefy
ct 81: vs.. John d: W. Harbangh, I shalt, on THURS
DAY, the 18th dag OF July, lSl at O'Clock, on the
premises, proceed to sch ct public auction, the fol
loving described real estate towit: The south part
q LOT numbered "A. IN Sanaye numbered 4sl begin
distance OF twenty seven feet and three inches aud
hfee-quartefs Of inch from the northeast corner
Of said lot Il, running thence west fifty feet thence
north two feet three inches and of an
inch; thence west fifty feet to the Of said lot
thence south twenty six feet to public alley; thence
thence north the line of said Seventh street TWEEN
tythree feet and eight inches and oneauarter of an
ments Said property was formerly the residence OF
Joseph Harbaugh, deceased and IL now occupied as
clothing store aaddwslli9g
cash; the remainder in four eqnal payments at six,
twelve, eighteen ard twenty -four months from the
day OF sale wthsix per cent. interest," and deed OF
trust the premises to secure the payment of notes
for the deferred payments. Stamps and conveyance
ing at purchaser cost loo to hs paid at the time
Of sale. If the terms Of sale are not complied with
within me- dsy rs IRON the day Of sale the property
chaser. JOHN II. G0DDARD Trustee
...,. THOMAS Z, WAGGAMAN,
'ess~s'a1W"os Auctioneer,
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RY GREEN & VILLA rs, Auctroneers. o.
II 3l9, Southeast corner of 7th and ID Streets
CHANCERY SALE or REAL EsrArE

/! y CHANCERY. SALE OF REAL ESTATE. 81"
~, BY virtue OF decree Of the Srprernn Court Of
III. the District Of Columbia, of the 9th of Nav l37i
I'm chancery cause No. 2,3ss, between Mary
Kicker ct al PLAINTIFF, and Marian Esselnan ct al
defendants, will sell by public auctien, in front of
premises, az D clock p: m, on MONDAY, June PC,
ISL part 81 Lot NO s. in SQUARE No 3sl, beginning
OF west from the northeast corner OF said lot
and running thence south seventy five feet, thence
west twenty two feet thence north seventy five feet
thence cast with the line Of i'C north To th
place Of beginning, with the exception of a small
piece OF ground i've feet square, at the southeast
corner OF said part OF lot) with the privilege of
three loot afey At tbs east part of said lot running
$50 fronting . feet less sa the south side
OF said street north, between 9Th and 10th streets
west, and containing nine rooms with halls &c
Terms: One part of the pure base money 10 be
paid IN cash the day Of sale, on the ratification
thereof by the court and the balance OF the purchase
money 70 De paid7n equal instalments in six twelve
and eighteen months from the day Of sale in notes
sale, secured by deed Of trust upon the property
with permission to the purchaser TO pay the whole
OF the purchase money In cash. TO pay any one or
more Of the notes at any time before Maturity She
to be paid By the purchaser Immediately after the
within five days thereafter, otherwise the property
to be reod at the cost and risk of the defauting pur
chaser Purchaser to pay for stamps and all con-
yeyancing. NJ. THOMPSON,
- Solicitor and Trustee
Ie lS-d GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
and place BY order OF the Trustee
Jed lRepI GREEN s. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ~
u Southeast corner of 9TH and ID street

10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
" southeast corner of 9TH and ID streets
EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR WHISTLES
BRANDIES. WINES, JAMAICA RIM BROWN
SIVlT, PORTER, FRENCH MUSTARD AND
fhulIS, BRANDY, CHERRIES, IMPORTED
ANp DOMESTIC CIGARS, &C., &c, AT AUC-
@S On MONDAY MORNING, Julv :. ~,
Eicsmmencing ri o'clock a. IN, at the store
49, tf James Nolan, ESQ, No COS PannsyI
" vania avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets adjoining Metropolitan Hotel we shall sell
mt Class stock of the shove named goods:
barrels of very Superior Whisky,
bR Oh " Old Port Wine,
W.; Dark and Pale Sherry
Lot of very Superior Bay Rum,
=. " Jamaica Rum,
~ cases Imported Champagne in pints and auarts
-, champion" and Clicquot Brands /"
Iogaiions extra superior Blackberry Brandy
Ipo imported Plantation Cigars,
Lot oil imported and domestic Cigars,
brown Stout and Porter,
I Brandy Cherries, French Fruits,
Mustard, Sauces, Pickles, &c,
Une Iron Safe, in order,
One excellent 6-foot silver plated Show Case
!. One o-day Marble Clock, cost 500,
~ dozen DenlJohns, assorted sizes,
bar Fixtures, consisting of Ale, Vino, Cock tail
Ponies and Champagne Glasses, TUmblers, Scales
Terms cash.
JeD-td GREEN WILLIAMS. Auets.
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SHERRY WINE pONn

We have few Or cesks very rA,e AMI dalicsts
favored SHERRY in the Custom Gouse in George
town. ID; &, which we viii sell a. very splsli ~.
yarce- Ii is wine Il import stiJn n IN the
celebrated h use Of sal, Caiz. ad has ben pro-
noSncsd bg judges the finest wine this side the
Atlantic. Samples can he seen NJ our stare.
We are Sole Agents for the District for J. IT.
Martin Co.'S world -renowRai PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, distelled from the best grain expressly
for nedicinal uses The trade suIpliel dstiliers
pfices-b BROWNING a MIDDLETON,
fe4 Ola pennsylvania avenue.
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" oIae o. taoss nsv sorpsdoes, mistaken for
sugar-plam Lifted The top Of . little Philadelnhia
boys head. 'f'''~
~A young married woman In the con ntrxs.-
she wishes she could have . magic mjrr5r r.
see how her husband amuses himself in her Az
sence.
~The water trouble fn Hartford elicit, the
following from the Hartford Oosrunt: ssEconomi-
Cal Fish Soup-Tahs bur quarts OF Trout
brook water, boil one hour, add q little salt,
mold your nose, and 80 With FORK
- II Is asssrssd tAst married people vho have
tiVed long toSe0sr, and have thought, and cared,
and worked for the same objects, come az last 20
look Ike each o<hsr, and even Ii the features are
very unlike, the expression Of both faces win be
@Ihe Connsrsvills Ind )Times tell u an old
1al-spltrer IN that country who put A duietus
spon a yoSng man who chaned him about his
1ai1 head n these words: ssYouny man. when
NJ cad gets a. soft yours, can raise hair TO
40 It's IN exploded theory that woman dress
90, p.sse men They dress % please or spite Zach
ssat !. A15 gfri OF sense and experience knows
s = ~ !lst ~ easy b break a mans heart in a
W. 1 S mnsiin, neatly made up as IL \, I'm A
dressmaker. = s' nA@oe oy man
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BANKERS.
WAsHINGTON CITY SAVINGS

"ASBINGTON CITY SAVINGS
w BANK.
! Corner -th Street ard Louisiana Avenue,
. PAYS INTEREST on ALL DEPOSITS.
Interest commences from date 4 deposits.
Deposits car be made and drawn ~ vii.
nysef A. BUFF, Treasurer.
MIDDLETON d Co.,
-a BANKERS.
1927 T Street, 1.-TWO doors from z. g Treasury De-
psrJmert,
WASHINGTON, u. &.
Receive Deposits, and transact General Banking
Business
Exchange the principal cities taken aud given
at par 10 our deposifors.
Information cLeerfally furnished in relation 70 all
ecGrities.
Loans neeotiated on the best terms.
Claims tsfore all the United States Departments
have orr personal care.
deIo-ifrf MIDDLETON & co.
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Try LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- tSuccessors 20 Cooper a LatnerD
southwest corner Pennsy ave. aud 18th street
THIRTY ROOMS or FURNITURE AT AUG
TI0N
q On MONDAY MORNING, July 5, ISL, at
W 10 O'Clock, ~ the Boarding house of Mrs
NJ Bannerman. No. AS 18th street, between
tPenDsylyanis avenue and street, we shall
-. sen about thirty rooms OF excellent Household
furniture. comprising. in part
Hair cloth Parl0r Furniture
French Plate Mirrora.
MalnEt top Tables, Wbatnots
naTlash Curtains aud Shades
walnut arhle-top Chamber Furniture
Painted Cottage Suits
Hair ard Husk Mattresses
Faather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
Blhnkets, Comforts, Spreads, and Sheets
DiIlng Tables, Dining Chairs, Table Linen.
silver plated. Glass, and China Ware, Cutlery
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &c, &c.
Terms: Cash. EATIMER & OLEARY.
JeNd Aactioneers
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AUCTION SALES
TITS AFrERNOON.

pY W. T. JOHNSON,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sd street east.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION
"a On SATURDAY.July LIST, at 3 n m, / will
sell In front OF the premises the south side of
Pennsy lvania avenue. between lst and q streets
east part Of lot 3 in square 49, fronting Is feet on
Pennsy ania avenue and running through to south
street.
This is very desirable brilding lot for residence
or for business purposes Title guaranteed perfect
Terms: ODe-thlrd cash; balance in 6, IL and rs
months, secured by deed Of trust on the premises
stamps aid cOnveyancing at purchaser's cost $50
down At time of sale
je26-6t W. T. JOHNSON, Auctioneer.
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MOCHA, OLD 9VNEisNMENT JAVA.
4 CENLeN, IAGl aNRA. MAHACATBO. RIO,
ROASTED COfFEE ALL GRADES.
For sale Low, by
BROWNING 3 MIDDLETON.
Ola peuusr y AHA Avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE OF CORPORATION HAY SCALES.

UY ]. T. GOLDWELL a Co., AuetioReers,
- :. L. corner Pa avenue and 18th street
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IJ 3. MABSHALB SALE. z y 49, 8
- In virtue of writ of ferf facias issue.l from
. the Clerks Office Of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, AID to me directed I vii
SELL PUBLIC auction, Tor cash. IN front the Court
house door Of said District, or MONDAY the Sd day
Of July next, lSl,a ~ O'Clock m. all defendant
right, title claim and interest In and to the north
half of Square No. 5, IN the citylof Washington D.
c., together with all and singular the improy
there Oh seized and levied upon as the property Of
Brook MaekAu, Jr., and will be sold to satisfy exc
D ALEX SHARP. o. 9. Marshal, D. Q.
june II, ISL fTsfv - jeil-dtds
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FISH.
No.IMFSS MACKTRFL
No ] GE0RGE BANK MACEEREL,
No. 5FAT MAGkEEFI.
No lECONOMH SHAn,
ST. JOHN Al EWIKES.
PORT SMOCTH- SP1 1T HERRING,
PTCkLED SALMON.
C0BFIsH aud SCALED HERRING.
For sale low, by
BROWNING a KEATING.
ola psUusyiyaIia az euu
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

TX UbLEN ~ W iLLiA1S, Auctfoneers.
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
THREE BRICK DWELLINGS FOR SALE
~ On I'll RSDAY. the 9th day Of j MY, ISL we
E will sell at public auction in front of the prem
Brick Dwellings, With back buildings, on the east
side OF 4th street vest; between and New York
avenue, being Noe. 1119, 1l21 and 1923
Terms: One fourth cash; balance at s, IL and Is
months With interest from day Of sale secured By
auired on each house at time Of sale. All convey
aneing and stamps st cost Of purchaser.
- " FUGkHR cARUsI. ,Asslgnees, Of !.
wv. =. MAITINGLY. Jas. G.Sayior,
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RY LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- successors to Cooper & LatiuaerJ
Southwest corner Of PENNSYLVANIA ave ana Iith a
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WHITEHEAD LRAvEs.


The spot on which the body lay through the
night, without a watcher, save the All-Seeing
rye, can still Be seem In tho morning when
the alarm was raised, and the people began TO
gather TO the place, some Of the men lifted the
slender corpse and carried 10 across the road aud
there, under the shade OF 8 tree, 10 was laid ont
and covered with branches OF sassafras to await
the coming Of the oficsrs Of the law
A POSSIBLE CLCp TO THE MYSTERY.
IL VIII throw n deeper sadness about the un-
happy fate Of the poor demented creature il no
mourner appears sc her grave, OF no friend ever
comes 70 explain the myssery of her wanderings.
Mr.. Thomas Bausmith, Of Aberdeen. Hartford
county, says thai he vas informed by Mr. Max
well Agent Of the Philsislphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore raildrosd, Al Aberdeen, that he
saw the girl 1T that plses on wednesday of last
week She had conversation, Mr. Bausmith
says, With Mr.. Maxwell, who supposed her TO
be insane. She showed him ths photograph of
gentleman, Who she said was her uncle, re-
SIDING IN Washfn gsDn, - tie same time giving
nls naihs ana address She said that her home
was IN OHIO, and thss sAs ives then on her wav
10 her uncle's houss- W 49, Wy
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN
Nl-d W. 7. JOHNSON .Aaetir
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sAkE SR yxitAhg5 81 EHs sB Bar

TIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
- Thesuo scffbef vfH offer 1t public sale, on
- wills, on THURSDAY. ydly - lEl, ct 3 o elk
p m, farm, containing rs acres finely improved
The out. buildings are large and commadious, such
as are seldom found on farm OF that stze. There
apple trees with cherries and grapes In alum
dance binds on the railroad, and JOINS the lands
each. y > ~ - GU44 gag ~ --1-1S
Terms Onesthfrd cash: and balance To suit pur-
chaner. Fer full particulars apply to WINK. LIN
THICIM, on the prefniges, or NJ. BANJ0N, AttoF-
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Uy-
til TIL URSDAY, 10th june, same hour and place
j. j. JOHNSON, Trustee
jeS-eo&ds w. l.. WALL q CO., Aucts-
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IsFURTHER POST
PONED until THURSDAY, 9th Of J uly, same hour
jel5 W. l.. WALL co, Auct
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FROM WARRINGTON.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The PRESIDENT ) GESSAfE-
New York, Noy. 27.--A Herald despatch
from Washington says that. the leading fes-
lures of the Presidents message will be inter-
nal taxation, the tariff, finances. the Wash
ington Treaty, the Indians and the Ku kluX
disturbances. 1t is understood that the mes
sage will recommend the abolition of all in
ternal taxes, except on spirits, malt liquors
tobacco, in every form, and stamps, and a
general recommen dation is made for reyi-
sion of the tariff.
Although no articles are specified for a
reduction or abolition of duty, it is, however
su ggested that those only should be touched
which can be in alluded in the revision with
least injury to the country--no material
change in the Indian policy viii be recon-
mended. The message will allude but briefly
to the ku Klux.
1t will be left to tie Attorney General to
report at length upon the question. The
result of the labores Of the High Joint Com
mission will be the subject of congratulation
What further measures will be taken with
reference to the recent campaign in Corea
has not yet been definitely determined A
strong policy, however, is indicated, The
punishment of the Coreans for the murder of
wrecked American seamen is considered
complete. The San Domingo question is yet
under advisement
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A valuable team was drowned in Lowe,

A valuable team was drowned in Loves
Greek, near Eau Claire, one day last week.
DR.. Walter Proctor, of Dannyille, Dunn
county, had bis collar-bone broken by being
thrown from his buggy.
Navigation has closed on Lake Win
nebago, the date thereof November DIST.
In 1870 navigation closed on the Sd of De-
cenber.
A son of Mr.. Williams, fireman on the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway, at
Fond du Lac, had bad fall in the car
shop lumber yard, a few days since, and
last week died from the effects of it.
On last Friday night, severa business
establishments in Mansion, were visited
by set of providing thieves or burglars,
and articles of wearing apparel and other
goods taken therefrom.
The juneau county Argus learns that
in joint school district of Kildale and
Seven Mile Greek, in that county, re-
Gently erected, and very much needed
school building, just completed, was at
tackled by fends in human form, and win
dows, seats, and other furniture smashed
and destroyed.
The Fox Lake Representatives states
that one or two sensational events have oc-
CURED in and about town during the past
week which it has neither the space nor in
clinaticn to chronicle
The reunion of the Sth Battery, Veteran
Wisconsin Light Artillery, is postponed to
the 2Sth of December.
Over two hundred buildings have been
erected at Wausau this season.
Mrs Van Colt, the revivalist, is convert
NJ the Beaver Damists.
Hudson has contributed over $1,000
in cash, clothing and provisions to the suf-
ferers by the late fires.
The stave factory of Messrs. Lipkie &
Dedolph, at New London, has been entirely
destroyed by fire.
John Cook, of Clifton, St. Croix county,
accdently shot and killed himself, while
out hunting one day last week.
The warehouses at Hudson, are nearly
empty of wheat. There is not over $4,000
bushels in the city.
Gray wolves have made their appearance
near Black River Falls.
The Trempealeau post Office sold last
week 81, 500 worth of money orders.
The Madison Democrat states that Lake
Waubesa, or Second Lake, is frozen over
its entire length and breadth
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CHIC4GO'S SECOND VISITATION.
The Entire Remaining Part of the
CITY Infested with the Small Fox.

From the Chicago Tribune, Nov. %
For the last two weeks nearly all mmi-
grants that have arrived here, had the in
lection among them, and within the last
week a number of cases came here, some
remaining, and others going to various
point. in the Northwest. On Monday
morning attention was called to a man dis
guised us woman, suffering with small
pox, who was making his way to Milwau-
kee but was stopped at the depot, from
whence he was removed, as soon as pos
sible, to the small pox hospital The
Superintendent immediately called the at
tention. of the railroad authorities to the
fact, and sanitary policemen We're directed
to inspect all incoming trains having immi-
grants aboard. The immigrant houses
were also ordered to be inspected, and the
inmates yaccinatei by the Sanitary Inspec-
tors.
A communication has been addressed to
the superintendent of the railroads, urging
the vaccination of their employees. On
Sunday woman, suffering with small pox,
was brought from Blue Island TO this city,
taken TO the Mercy Hospital, then to the
county hospital, then to a police station,
and finally to the Office Of the Bard, and
thence to the small pox hospital The par
ty who left her here, left her at the county
hospital, and it was only owing to the kind
ness of IA woman that she was finally cared
for, as all seemed ready to abandon her.
One patient, suffering with mild yarioloid,
ran away from the small pox hospital, and
when the Steward attempted to take him
back, refused to go, and having no one to
assist him, the Steward could not eonaneI
him TO return. It will be seen from the
foregoing that, in spite of all that has been
done, there has been decided increase in
the number of cases, and there were this
week more reported than for the same
time during the last four years.
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New Advertisements,

RIFLES. SIEoT-GgNS. REv0LvERS,
Gu7 materials 4 every knd. Write for p. ice List,
6teat "estetf Gun NIk Pi tsAu Oh. Pa Army guns
's3w
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Help the Poor and Peri,htn1.

ora Peters Musical Monthly for December.
The farnes were roaring in their might,
They issh the rosf in angry spite;
And glare OF faces biszct'd with fright
Help tbs poor and psrisbIng!
Through the Wild streets In crowds they 60,
Sad mothers lander 10 and fro.
In terror none bu. they nsy know
Help the por aid perishing,
What had may Row the horror stay!
VANITY they strive TO keep At bay
1hs wolfl. &c hames iH fierce array
Hel2 the poor and perishI1g.
y night tue fire is raging still,
While dsrsest fears thsir bo.om FIJI,
Brave hear ave worked with manly will
81 Help the poor and perishing
EoToofs to shelter ( otn the storm;
U.ye with teartsso kind and warm,
Take pity on each trembling form.-
Ii zip the poor an i perishng,
Never that cry be heard in vain;
q, S7ofh ZACH heart Il ats wruug WITH pain,
Heaven will pay you back again
Help The poor aud pershinsl
The morning fh9na on ruined homer,
On & thousand eharr'd AID smo sing do mes.
But Oh, the cheerful ba,p that GOMEZ;
Glory to noble hearts that givei
EonoI TO them while time ,hsll live.
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RUSSIAN ARMAME%T

VIENNA, Nov. 27-Dr. Rudolf Brestel
formerly Of Ciseithian cabinet, has been APP
pointed Minister of finance
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WISCONSIN,.

Harrison Barret, of Shebovgan, formerly
Superintendent of the Shebovgan and
Fond du Lac Railroad, died in this city on
Wednesday.
The body of an infant was found on
the ice at Fond du Lac on Friday. A
married man and unmarried woman of
Waupun are said to be connected with the
affair.
Nm. Stevens, the burglar who was
captured at Prairie du Chen a few weeks
since, has had his trial, and been sentenced
by Judge Mills to ten years in the state
prison at hard labor, with Que days solitary
confinement.