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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-18

LONDON, December 1.-THE agents
Of the International Society, who are
engaged in operating among the soldiers r
~ the French armies, have just made
their report to the Revolutionary head
ouar,ers QUAR- in this city, that they find the
opinion Of the military divided On sne I'd.
subject Of plan for future government.
in France. The parties are classed as
Republicans and Imperialists. Inc
latter are much the strongest IN mum
her and the only serious obstacle to the
fnl6lmeut of hope comes from thsm'
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DIRECTORY ron ADvLR Users.

AhUsEMENTs-THlRD PAGB-Frst, second and third
AsTaSIoSl- SEVENTH pAes--siuth column.
k94sb asS tobalsS FACE
so'sm. sssnn
EuslsHss OPPORTUNITIES rAer-rourth and
,cR sss
cLEsxs ''ssSf %Sp Es-snvrs
AND
ooAsTWisE issHg ssTHIgAnsHIPs- PAerFh and sixth
pogAsTHEHsH! HIPS 7.rnInp PAer-zrour.h column
m column
.pENrlSTEY-sevsNTH PAaE-s,xth column.
sz If 5ssTa AND us
EgsSRHHS issTsa s4R4ss1rs glssz r4enr,A column
ETfFsasa.{a Fsas@Ghl2s Sss's%1S ss1smn
rvE4ssqsR T3SSs fssss ssR AMP s.S kfKs1s TO LET
FEEf9H zDvEE1sEsESIs1snsvS Sii rAcr-rA,rd COL
HELP WANTED -nALEs-srvnsrn PAan-1hird col
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs- SEVENTH rAeE-second
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c-ERsr pAeE-second and
HOTELS HOTELS THIRD rAsr-rearh column.
housEs, .Es,,,l Rooms, &C., WANTED-FIRsr pAcr-sinh
diTS s sqamp
0EN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-szcoND PACE
,ss9SSSH ,S9SS s; column
Lost AND FOuND-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
MACHlNERY-TMlRD PAGE-Second column.
MARBLE MANTEL6-sEvENrH PAGE Sixth column.
MEDlCAl4--SEvFHTD PAGE-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DRES6MAKING-FlReT PAGE.-Fourth
nIsoELLaNEous ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAGE
Sixth column.
1TR column column
column
osT aTE rAenFs soSTR sa column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-sECoND PAGE-Thrd and fourth columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHAN0E-sEooSD Fifth
RIAL ESTATE WANTED-sEooND PAGE Fifth colnnn
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FiRsT pAGE-Fourtb column.
kEWARDS-FlEsT PAGR-Third column
EALES AT AUCTlON-SEOoND PAGE-Sixb column
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First and second columns
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Second
column
SPECIAL NoT1CES-FIRsT PAGE-First and second COL
sPoRTING-DoCs, BIRDS &c-FInsr PAeE-second COL
TIE TRADES SEVENTH PAGE-Thrd column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES S-SEvENTH PAGE
Fourth column.
UNFuREIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEVENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-S!xth column
WINES. LIQUORS, &c-SEooND PAGE-Sxth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FlRer PAGE Fourth
column
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sLEIGns, &c.

You CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
IA serted In the NEW YORK HERALD and, If up town,
saye time and extra expense BY leaving It at the HERALD
Thrtyfrst street. This Is our only authorized uptown
branch, and advertisements received at
Open from A. n. til P. NJ. every day IN the year.
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~ JERLAIN, II kUE DE LA PAIx, PARIS.
\T Ambrosal Cream for Shaving
Fashionable Perfumes for the Handkerchief,
Eau Lustra,e for the Hair.
EAn 40 cniogne ,DreOaration srceiaiel
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DRY GOODS.

A -IQy CAN HAVE YOUR ADvERTisEMINT IN
f1s eerted " the NEW YORK HERALD and, If up town.
save VINE and extra expense by leaving at the HERALD
$1,000 OFFICE l,2a6 broadway, three doors above
branch, and advertisements received al office rates.
open nom A. NJ MleP m. every day in the year.
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A T BARKER 4 HAMLIN,S
"A CITY AUCTION MART ANnN. Y. TATTERsALLs,
corner broadway Thirty ninth street,
MAJOR CHAS. W. BARK En-, AUCTIONEER,
REGULAR AUCTION SALE

Twentyfour hours allowed for trial every Horse eold
LARGE DRIVING RING
In the Mart for sh owing Horses sale.
In mao son o eemP enSed ~ S
CATALOGUE OF SALE fHIs DAY, Al Il 'iS 0cIUCK
The hghbred ah1 SSeAted i've pe bav rotting 0eldng
John Stuart MILL formerly the Noe colt, by Royal
George ont Of the James mare bh high lbL In harness.
old aame prompt, stylish and handy driver
2:5l and since FIVE mile with the greatest ease
In IA S beating the spencer and Genesee Maid has
great powers OF endurance and for fine gait
and bottom has few superiors was raised In Alegany
county great pole horse s afraid OF nothng be
driven by lady does not pull fret, and warranted
sound and kind without Woe or trick.
Extra hne and superior closely matched pair of gentle
mans roadsers, roam Gedings nearly alike that they
can hardly be distinguished apart 15b hands high, and
years old a. handy pair OF drivers as can be found the
afraid of nothing gentle for lady driye gated and
drive alike and warranted sound and kind, without
trick or fault.
Handsome, hishbred and fast blood bay Geding, l5h
hands high years DID, ne, stylish and handy driver
trot close to three minutes and that all day elegant
or child to drive warranted sound and kind has been
owned by gentleman for the past two and
sold for want OF
elegant three spring Doctors Phaeton made by Peter
Dubois Son has been used twice. $500 and good
Depot, Express and Business Wagons.
Top and no top Road Wagons, best builders.
New and second hand Harness, Horse Clothing Rotes,
Whips, Haltera, &c.
Fire Gelding, l6H high years old; warranted
sound and Kind in oil harness good driver suited for
any purpose
Also several ether Horses
Full description at SALE
Sales never postponed on account Of weather
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A PARIS COUPE, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS; ALSO
N spring Park Phacton, with single double Har-
Private stable, lis West Eighteenth street. Sixth
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TOR sALE-A VERY STYLISH 2.so CHESTNUT soR-
rel Horse, marked ike Dexter. 10 hands, years war
sold for fault; be roac every
at private stable s4 Mercer ashinG
place For pedsree &C. inquire Of owner, 81 Liberty
street, room No. T.
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COUPE ROCKAWAY, USED ONLY TWO WEEKS,
IN $780, viii be sold for $3.50; class maker Ad
dress w. B., box 564 Post o1lce New York.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Trans atlantic Cnmpany's Mail Steamships lc-
tween New York and Iiavre, calling at Rrest.
ST. LAURENT. LemRre. ......... Saturday, March %
For freight or passage amply to
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, GS Broadway
DALTIC LLOYD.-STEAM DIRECT To STETrIN.
ID scandinavian passengers and mails landed at Chris
ansand and Copenhagen by the companys new FIRST class
iron steamships
FRANKLIN ...... Capt T. Barapaon... .hDrl =
HUMBOLDT capt r. Dfcyer. -
from pier IL North river.
First cabin, $50; storage. f25, in gold.
WENDT, TETENS ROCkMANE, General Agents.
CEAS, RAMMELSBFR8 General Passenger Agent,
Offices No South William street.
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SPECIAL NoTICEs,

SPECIAL N0TICEs.
A STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, Ac FUR
Shipped 'ls sy ssss'T street
A. -A-o'sIsG,HAa slsHJs! !ssAsIyaE SSs aSEo1,rs;Ss ;1
1,st:.ss is!s 4 4 4 assf.x;s s. sgs1fsss ".
g Z = Sssssa z 4 ,;4 's
q ,aoaB "a toss g. .o'ss: Ss: 'S 70, g 75 "A
S0s Broadway. iss Fulton street and No aPari row.
psn OF n M wss ySRx @
Fourth avenue Saturday evening March ], ls7 a. w
yoEs nas AnR , TAN
H. Il ;SH R.ss :: sss ss rsIs FERRY
Y hNrucKY STATE LOTTERY -
g. 10 g. IS A. sIISHr X e y. sAssH 1 ls g.
q, 9, % y g. ss$h ~ ss1is. 4 ...s
le4 arosdyay, New York up stairs, room No. !.
OPTICAL DRAWINGS
7j 7jttsTgss1IrTSa4 g. IS Il 1s d elas' 6 ~ 81 c.
~. g, 90 II $, d ssS;,ry +, r. +, s,os.,.
Old established sAasS once So III SISss.f slosaway
STAMMARINe POSITIVELY CURED BY DRs MANN
- COLvlN room 1l6 Astor House, New York No money
CTAMMERING.
- Dr. WESTON stI at the st. Nicholas efTectins many
among best known citizens Refers by permits
SION, pIoprfetors OF the hotel. Parlor No. 9.
rrHE FARRAGUT MONUMENT.
OFFICE FARRAGuT MoNUMrNT AesooIATIoN,l
New York, March 1, 1871.
Subscriptions to the erected In this city to
the memory OF the late Admiral Farragut will be received
sume exceeding $780, by any follow Ing
bere OF the executive committee:
Moses II. Grinncl, Naval ONCE.
A. Oakley Hall, Mayors Oalce.
Benjamin. ii. Field, I7 Water street.
=. II. Strinehann, U. q. NJ. Brooklyn.
Reuben w. HOwes, 30 Wall street.
Irwin Mcdowell, Z. 4. A., 81 Houston street.
Lloyd Aepinwal, "a South street.
Slvanus J. Macy, lS9 Front street
Charles II. Marshall, 8s Buring Sip
Samuel Wetmore, Be Pine street.
William 7. Hoppn, u Pine street.
John A. DIX, lS7 Fulton street.
John j. Cisco, Treasurer, SO Wall street.
James +. Montgomery, Secretary, l2S Broadway,
Y,nE ANNUAL MEETING OF THH STOCKHOLDERS
Office, 6 South street. Monday 9th MBrch at ii O'clock
WAR lsI2.-PENsIoNS FOR SOLDIERS AND
w Widows collected ut old agency No. ew Chambers
street. Also Bounea under MI relating TO the OF
s6l Soldiers enlisted between May and July 22 1851
entitled 10 bounty. c. W. SMITH.
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sFoRTrNss- DOCS, BIRDS, &C.

LNoR sALE-A NUMBER or THOROUGHLY BROKEN
Pointers and Settlers, Setter Pups, Esquimaux Pups,
Italian Hound, finest 10 the country.
H. GARDNER, 80 Thompson street.
GOLDEN, SILVER AND ENGLISH PhEAsANTS,
VI live California and common Quais, Piping Bulncbes
and large variety Of other Fancy and Singing Birds at
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COAsryvisg STEAM SHIPS
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Through line to
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.

CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
rxEIsHr AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED.
mir s5yst & els,,h 4; s'sssase, ssa
These rates include bcrhs board and ~ nesesares for
Steamers Of the above line leave pier No u North river
1901 Of cana SS T sEfe Il M 81 Ian MONTH
One hundred pounas of baggage free each adult Med
March 1~oCHxN QUEEN, Captain A. @. Jones' connect.
ins with MoIANA Captain Cavary, touching at Acapulco
Deparus Of Goth every month win touch Puna Arenas,
steamer JAfAN viii leave San Francisco Apfl ls7 for
China and Japan; ;. ,..o,v.,
until mssh
and South Pacific ports win be received uns'4 on
All the usual facies afforded shippers collecting inland
FoT rrish. or passage tickets and further informaop
"pp" - "' ''''' ''' w. " ' !. r. BABY, Agent.
= For Puerto Plata samana San Domingo City.
The United states mail s.ssmsnp !ys
Captain L. A. Delanoy,
pier No worth river for the above ports Wed
assass aeDy 10 A'''' sPopFoR6 BRorHEEs Co, eesA
No % Broadway
UNITED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
Sailing rexu Asns every S' 4haa Siss%;.s es%gs1s
SssoUa css B. EawaTds s.ss y
MORRo CASTLE, Capt Il. Adams March Is
For freight or passage 'pR., " " prxook, President.
No. s fowlpe Green
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
ss Ys and fessa H. area. Ms -, ea%sp aSaap %
Sii 4;
cLEoPATRA Philps, FOR freight Saturday April
FOR s'Ge' '' 'E''sI1iEsx '"IiEsx2SSsa SONS. 50 Broadway
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FTNASsELS, PRINCES, GlMPS, CORDS DRESS BUT
TONS Ornaments, &c, manufactured wholesale
trade; trimming manufacturers supplied with Materials
cash trade FREDERICK MAYNARD. l09 Liberty street
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

BUSINESS WANTED TO PURCHASE a FIRST CLA
ID Barroom, preferred; agents need apply.
dress d. FREEMAN, box 293 Herald Office.
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ENoR SALE ONE SECOND HAND BAnouCnE, NEWLY
done up cheap nDo second ha shifting TOP ason.
square Wagon spring quite light, and
10y Wa.on ali best OF makeIr; aud some second
hand Carriages cheap. Inquire &C GEORGE BAY, 2.3
West TwCpty-sxts st.eIt.
The New York herald., 1871-10-04

VT7ATCH SALESMAN wANTED-ONE Who HAS
thorough acquantancc with and can handle the first
class New York city Jobbers AMI relers also first
traveller who has that with the
right part liberai g-ments will be All
ncations will be held stii cohnentix Ad css,
real givn particulars experience and by whom
employed box $3.50 New YORK Post ohlce.
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DIED.

ALLEN. The funeral service of w. K ALLEN,
ESQ will he from he Globe House, Sunday, 10Th in
star {, at clock.
RA1HAN. On Thursday, the sd inst, ALEX
AMBER W., sou of John and the late Jane q.
Bathan. aged 20 years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
TO attend his funeral, from the residence of his
brother in law, Sylvester Thomas, 903 llth street
east, Sunday afternoon, at 5 O'Clock.
baltimore papers please copy.
DEWDNEY. On the 18th inst, KATIE, infant
daughter Of w. T and Catharine L. Dewdney, aged
6m0uths and IL days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral Sunday evening The 18th ins,
a. clock from the residence Of her parents, No.
1414 nth st. n. W.
GRADY. On Friday, the oath Instant at a. M
THOMAS GBADY, a native Of Ireland. but for the
last S years resident Of this city.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
his daughter, Mrs Burke, 1859 Ohio avenue NJ
W, on sunday, November 18th, at 50 D. IN. The
frt nds and relatives of the family respectfully
inv tied to attend, without further notice.
Nc LEQD. On the morning of the Path inst, MA Y
JOSEPHINE MCLEOD, infant daughter of T. NJ
and NJ. +. Mcleod. aged months and IL days.
Funeral will take place at 32l Missouri avenue,
sunday, 2sth inst., at D. Friends of the family
are inv tied to attend.
MORGAN. On the oath inst, JOHN b. NOR
GAN, SR., aged 60 years.
Funeral from his late residence, 1907 street,
opposite Franklin Square, sunday afternoon, at
o'clock. IN. Y. papers please COPY q
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The LOOKS OF LITERARY woxxy.-yerv

The LOOKS OF LITERARY WoMEy-yery
intellectual women are seldom beautiful; their
features and particularly their foreheads are
more or less masculine. But there are excep-
tons to all rules, and Miss Landon was an ex-
ception to this one. She was exceedingly femi-
nine and pretty. Mrs. Stanton likewise is An
exceedingly handsome woman, but Mrs. An
thony and Mrs Liyermore are both plain
Maria and Jane Porter were women of high
brows and irregular features, as was also Miss
Sedgwick. Anna Dickinson has a strong mas
euline face; Kate Field has a good looking
though by no means pretty one, and Mrs Stowe
Is thought positively homely. Alice and Phoebe
Gary were plain in features, though their
sweetness OF disposition added greatly to their
personal appearance. Margaret Fuller haa
splendid head, but her features were irregu-
lar and she was anything but handsome,
though sometimes in the glow of conversation
she appeared almost radiant. Charlotte Bronte
had wOndrOusly beautiful dark-brown ewes. and
a perfectly shaped head. She was small to
diminutiveness, and was as simple in her man.
ner as child. Julia Ward Howe is a fine-look-
ing woman, wearing an aspect of grace and re-
hnement and great force of character in her
face and carriage. Olive Logan is anything but
handsome in person, though CAV and attractive
in conversation. Laura Holloway resembles
Charlotte BrOnte both in personal appearance
and in the sad experiences of her young life.
Neither Mary Booth nor Marion Harland can
lay claim to handsome faces though they are
splendid specimens of cultured women, while
Mary Clemmer Ames is just as pleasing in fea-
lures as her writings are graceful and popular
The Rsr0iifiOu.
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TINITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ Of fieri fscias issued from the
Of Columbia, and TO me directed, I will sell
st PUBLIC sale, for cash, in front Of ths Court
the 18th day Of December next, 1871, at l2
O'Clock m; the following described property, to
Samuel Davidson & subdivision Of part Of Square No
6 beginning for the same at the southeast angle Of
said square, and running northwestwardiy and
along the west side of Connecticut $50 feet 10
inches; thence southwestwardly aud at right angles
with said avenue 10 feet to alley; thence north
westward aud at right angles along said alley II feet
thence and At right angles le4 feet
thence southe ardly along Connecticut II
feel to the place Of beginning together with all and
singular the Improvements thereon, in the city Of
Washington, ID. G., seized and levied upon as VIM
II Degges' one undiv ided half of said property and
win be sold 20 satisfy Execution No. $50 James W
Clark Use Of Hamilton Eastcr Co., use of John
Van Riswick against VIM. =. spaldire aud William
III. pegges. ALEXR SHARP
november q ISL. No u a
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Rl GRkEN q WILLIAMS, Auciioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and streets:
lE LAND McnlM I'LL. l,AI-NTY \ n

u NDoN BILL WIS
VIRGINIA, COMPRISING $50, 900 ACRES
90 By virtue of q deed Of trust. dated july 18th.
- ls6S, given by William g. ". Jaeger TO Frank
" lin Mace, the subscriber will sell at the front
of the City Hall IA street. in the city Of Wash
ington, ID. c., on MONDAY. the 22d day Of Janu-
airy, 1s2 at the hour of clock the following
described tract Of land, situated in the of
Mcdowell. in the State of West Nirginia, embracing
the Long Fork of the Sandy river, and contained
within the following metes and bounds, 10 wit: Be-
ginning at corner about seventy five poles in a
said tract, where Elkhorn Cre-k crosses the same
thence south twenty five degrees west thirteen hun
dred poles 10 the corner. thence south nifty five de-
grees west twenty six hundred aud fifty poles TO a
corner; thence sou thirty degrees east
thirty six hundred poles 10 a corner; thence north
sixty four degrees east four hundred poles a cor
Der; thence north twenty degrees west five hundred
and thirty poles TO corner; thence north fifteen de-
grees east two hundred and highly poles; thence
eighty poles 10 corner; thence north ten degrees
east twenty nine hundred and fifty poles 70 a cor
ner; thence north two degrees west eight hundred
and eighty poles to a corner; thence north eighty
degrees west eighteen hundred and fifty poles %
corner; thence south forty five degrees west mine
hundred and twenty poles TO the place of beginning
containing l50,G0 acres of land, more or lees.
The terms of sale One half cash. aud the bal
snce in three equal payments, At six, twelve and
approved by the trustee; the purchaser paying on
day of sale 81 GO And ii the terms Of sale
complied with within twenty days, then the property
will be resOld upon adv ertisement in news
paper printed in Washington, ID. for ten days, at
the risk and cost Of the purchaser in default
FRANKLIN MACE. Trustee
nols 2awSds GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucts
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THOUGHTFUL OBSERVER on womens righ is
comes to their defence very effectively, as fol-
lows: (" have seen women 50 delicate that they
were afraid to ride for fear Of the horses rum
ming away; afraid to walk for fear the dew
might fall; afraid to sail for fear the boat might
unset; but 1 never saw one afraid TO be married.
which Is more riskful than all the others put to-
eether."
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Rf GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner of 9TH and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT On TRE CORNER OF l2TH AND u
STREETS NnRTHWEST

Or HbDSE AND
LO1 On THE CORNER OF I2rH AND u
STREETS NORTHWEST.
~ By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
t::a the District Of Columbia. passed IA re- estate
of Pricey Ann Beall. in Equity No 24sg. Doc.
II, the subscriber will sell, At public sale, MON
DA the 4th day Of December, A. ID. 1871, AZ 4
clock M, on the premises, part of Lot No n. in
square No 29l fronting "a feet inches GA street
north aud "a fe,t 90 inches 2ih street west with
the imp Ovements, consisting % a well bnilt two
story and attic 81 lex Dwelling house, with small
back building.
This property is elgibly situated on the southwest
corner OF 18th and streets northwest and is one If
the best locations in Washington for corner Gro
Gerry, Drug, Market OF other store.
Terms az sale: One third cash, and the balance in
fand II months for the purchasers notes, with Sc
curity 70 be approved by the trustee, bearing in
terest from day of sale; Sag Of the cash payme nt
Will be required on the spot, the title to be retained
until the full payment of the purchase money. All
conyeyarcing and stamps at the cost of the pur
chaser. If the terms of sale ara not complied with
in five days after the sale, the property will be re-
sold, upon one weeks notice, at the risk and en-
pense of the defaulting purchaser.
CHAS. 5. WALLACH, Trustee
noT -eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- 3lS, Southeast corner Sen enth and ID SITS


IL Under and by virtue of a deed Of trust from
E.,0 Julius Fouth and wife 10 me. bearing date
kysnusry II, 1871, and recorded in Liber No.
o, folio -, of the land records Tor Washington
county, in the District of Columbia. will sell at
puhllc auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY. the
2sth day II November, ISL, al clock .. m, all
those certain pieces parcels of ground situate and
lying in the CITY OF Washington, in the District of
Columbia, known and described as Lots numbered
q. - and part of Lot numbered ~. in John B. kib-
hey recorded subdivision Of Square numbered six
hundred and twenty eight. 6sS, beginning for said
part OF lot ~ alta point LOO feet from the line Of New
dividing line between lots numbered ~ aud q. %
feet inches 20 alley; thsnce south along the line
of said alley - feet and inches: thence west az
the dividing line between lots numbered 10 and D.
y feet and inches; thence north - feet and inch
to the beginning. together with the improvements
and appuTtenances Lot y is improved BY two tive
story trlck Dwellings, one Of which has a frame
back building, Lot q by nice twO-'tory aud base
ment Brick Dwelling and the describes part Of Lot
20 by Frame Building. Is foot aTlay runs in
their rear. These lots front west upon New Jersey
avenue, between and streets north. They will
be sold separately.
payments at six and twelve months, the deferred
payments bearing interest at seven per centum aud
secured by deed of trust upon the premises One
upon each sale. Convex ancing and stamps at pur-
chaser cost. Unless the terms of sale are com Piled
with within five days after the day of sale the prom
erty viii be resold at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser.
ANDREW c. BRADLEY, Trustee
noS-2aw6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
IN Va n
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THE GULL DRESS" OF society danes now-a-
days il bad enough, but IL was a great deal
worse in the Byronic age. The story is told that
the poet Moore once called at the house OF some
super-fashiOnable friends who had just installed
an unframed rustic as coachman. The latter
answered the poets knock, and, non-plussed at
the interrogation whether the ladies were at
home, when the question was repeated, finally
stepped forward and confidentialiy replied, i'm a
suppressed tone =" They told me TO say they
were out; but they're ia. They're gone up stairs
60 strip for dinneT!"
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THIS ~ THE WAY a western editor welcomes
a newborn contemporary: :. We ere sorry to
receive No. I OF the CORoRehe County World.
The World is badly printed, and has sickly,
IOyeTty-stricken appearance. Mr.. John Smith,
its publisher, is an idiot. III the leading men
OF ComaAehe county are responsible for the
foundation Of this paper, they ought to be sent
to the pcnientiary. We trust that Mr.. Smith
will stop the publication OF his paper and save
his money!