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Rl VIM. l.. WALL g. CO., AuctIoneers,
- New Marble Buildingb
Nos. 900 sRd 500 Pennsylvania aver
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
FCRNITURE IN THE ST JAMES HOTEL,
tORhE Err OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AID
SIATH ST HEET, AT AUCTION.
"A BY virtue OF two deeds Of trust. recorded re-
Va spectye in liber No. folio 49, , one of the
- chaitel records for Washington county, AM in
tliber No. COS. folio As Of the land records
for said county, the undersigned will sell AZ
public auctlon ia said hotel. commencing on MON
DAY April %, 1872, at 10 O'Clock a, m, and con-
tipui1g from day 10 day until sufficient is realized
q pey the debts Tor which the under 9ned are au.
thuIiL 10 sell, the Goods and Chattes. Furniture
and Fixtures contained IA So III no;el, COMPRISING in
uart--
PsJlgr Suits, French Plate Mirrors, Planes,
Btus sells, Tapestry and Iugraiu Carpets
Black WsluU; Sets. Marble top Tai es,
Lsce Curtains and Cornices, Hair Mattresses
Vail ut and other WardTubes,
Dining Tables and Chairs, Si1ebVgrts,
Plated Ware. Glassware, CrOCkary, sc
Blankets. Linen, p ds ard Bedding. S4f.,
Clice ar,d Bar Furniture, &c
Chandeliers, &c, &c.
Terms: Al sans under : - cash aad over that
amount credit Of one and Two months, with inter
est aud approved endorsements.
SAM'L PhILbTPS { trustees.
W. L. WALL & co,
mars ec6GS Rep1 auctioueer5.
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pY W. l.. WALL co. ,Aucuoneers
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 800 and eO2 Pennsyiyanis syen,

TRusTEEs SALE OF THE FURNITURE In
THE ST. JAMES HOTEL, CORNEKOF PENN
sILvASIA AVENUE AND SIXTH STREET,
AZ AUCTION.
a By virtue Of a deed Of trust. recorded on the
Hl 10th OF June, ISL, in Libsr No $50, folio ia
- sne OF the land recordsfor Washington coun,
lily, ID. c.. the undersigned will sell, at public
auction. in said hJreI, commencing en- NON
DAY, April ,, 1872, at 10 o'clock a. m, and con-
timing from day TO day until sufficient is realized
70 pay the debts for which thu undersigned is au-
tborIzed to sell, the Goods and Chattels Furniture
and Fixtures contained in said hotel
Terms: All sums under S250. cash, and over that
amount credit of one and two months, with inter
est and approved endorsements.
ii. d. COOKE, Trustee
msrD W. b. WALL n CO, Aucts
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DRICE LIST OF GROCERIES

ELPHONZo YOUNGS s. CO.'S.
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~ NnrLllyvaat clrIA- ll.h AID straa..

GUARDIAN SALE OF TWO LOTS FRONT
ING On ELEN NTH STREET. EAST Be
TWEEN NJ AND n STREETS SOUTH, n AVY
eae BY virtue OF n decree of the Supreme Court
- the District Of Columbia PASSED January q ,
- lS2. shall sell At pubiic auction, on the prem
Is on RIDAY. the I9th day of April, ISL at )
O'Clock m, Lot No. 8, in s.I4re 1901; also. south
half part Of Lot No .. in "a lars No 81 being II
+ q i-cfes front ~ 100 feet i05s inches deep.
TINS One third ash: bsance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest on the deferred
payments. " hich 10 be secured by retention of
the title ill the yhnle IF the purchase money has
been fully paid. $50 down on each lot on the day ~
sa!e. Aud il the terms Of sale are not fully com
Piled with In fiye days after the day Of sale, the
Guardian reserves the right 10 resell the przparty
at the rick and cost Of the defulting purchasers by
advertising three times in new.paper pub
hshed In Washington city, in the District of Co
lUHbia.
ANN VIRGINIA TALBERT. Guardian.
arg a GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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LOAN OFFICES.

PkCIAL TICEl
HENzBERG's LOAN OFFICE.
Established In the District in lSssfs
REMONED To GA Z sTREEF
BETWEEN ora AND 5TH srREErs NV
One Block Above thu Former Staul.
IN connection With my LoaR once have or~ned
a eAlEShoOm iol the sale II Unrsfeen,d Nsr-
chandtEe, In OIL Louisiana avenue, thus securing
two entrances fronting two separate streets,
NhiC makes this the hest Private Loan Once
District. HAs ing boon esiab isht n this CITY Coz
twenty year,, He-d Only refer g. the transactions
OF the past ss guarantee Tor the future.
CHARLES HHRZBERG,
LOAN OFFICE AND SAL ESROOM.
go Louisiana avenue sEd 62l q street,
janS3-Sm Between 9th and 7th streets n. ".
CoHEN's LOAN OFFICE, oe-asr 81 IA s,-sss
" aad Ns'c lg,k GrsHse, entrance on New ~
York avenue The m1et private loan offcelSX
IN the city. money loaned AZ the lowest raido
q interest on Gold and 50 yer Watches, Diamsnds
Pla'e ard Plated " are. GINS, Pistols, La4ies anf
Gentleintns CloshinR, Carpets, and al articles Of
value. All goods fcpt cts year ffSsr
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10y LAT-sfKR & CLEARY,
- AuC.ionsers AID Real Estate Prnkers.
Southwest corner PeAasyl anis ave-;s ana tn 81
Star Office Building
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MARRIAGE

Married persons 0rN Young Men contemplating mar.
riase. sware u Physical asne-s Loss Of Pr0cre
Rtivs PuWer-lmp 1tenCy,l Nervous ENcitabiiity,
PAlEitatiOn, Organic Neakuoss, Nervous Debiiity.
OF any other Dislualinc Gallon. speedily removed.
He who places himself under the care 81 Dr. msy
re.igiously cOU1de in his honor = gentleman and
cnnhdentiT roly nnnn his skin as q nhvsLCLAl.
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HAMsi HAMsH
1000 SUGAR CURED MARYLAND HAMS,
small size, lust received and for sale by
pos Pennsylvan avenue,
marzs-eo2w lRepl Opp. Metropolitan Hotel
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
mas ootained from the supreme Court Of the Dis
tesiementary on the personal estate Of WILLIAM
L9AH, late OF Washington county, d. O., de-
ceased. An persons having claims against the said
tie the
otherwise By lay be excluded from all 6snsnf Il
s9s AID esfsts Given under ny baud this Eth dsi
mar8-th,S Execntrix
THIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the ouoscribef
= has Obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
.iet OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
E tssixaFRHenssfy on the Psrsanal estate Of CONN
Ssess:sd An Rsr.sns having Claims sgain.. the said
With the Voucher thereof t. the subscriber. On q
Otherwise BY law be excluded from ali benetH OF ~
1 1s5, Siven under nv hand this 18th day OF
m.rsi.th.st. tARAH CLARK, Ex.eu.rix.
Hl ~! ~ y to atx1 AVTIOE. Thss the sa6.cri6ef
tEict o. Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
WAGNER, late Of wsshinston eoSO al 8. 81
said deceased are hereby warned to sha sa
Ssn me vouehers thereof, to the subscriber on OF
ceI9re me Istn day cf March next: they may 9TH
" aw DC exciuced from all benefit Of the said
estate. Given under my hand this 18Th dsy Of
mse-w-st GEORGE s. WAGNER.
WfsRRssKNbb TEE y F, II ! P s WLsEs AND
DANIFL b. CLARKE IN ro-ca- ~ ~. M Anus;
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VALUABLE LIBRARY AT AUCTION
On M0NDtI. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
TIT R>pAf EVENINGS, April I 9th, 18th, z h
ano 1 sih al . q clock at cur Auction Rooms We
shall sell valuable Library of Classical, Histor
cal, Law, Agricultural and Miscellaneous Works
Terms cam.
aps dtlsth LATIMER < CLEARLY Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RY CoLDwELL& KING, Auctioneers,
- No 40 Eleventh street,
one door north Of Pcaasylyaris ayenTe.
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STEAM BETwE4N NEW YORK .ND

CUNARD LINE
The undersigned, age1ts Of the above StearashtT
Inc, are prepared 20 sell tickets from -s-sA
heN foTk to any part Of Ea-ope and Al Efn
oach, secure siCte-rCUms and Riye<1z7Ssra
such information as may be desired Departmen
CLERKS VIII do wall to passage here and saw
annoy arCe at sailing ports. l. THOS DAVIS
CO.. - " alter street, Georgetown jAf.s3 R-r
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LIVERY STABLES.

CUEGRESS STABLES,
- E5ghfh street, 5tttsssn u ND r, ~
Horses and Brggies for Hire, and fresh IN
supply OF good Horses for sale every week. NN
ySl-ly RICHARD WANT, Proprietor,
WASH. EAILORS STABLES, 1926 EST.
w CARRIAGES of the latest styles constantly or
hand and for hire by the day month. d. aEsE,
Iartes, edAines, and rece ptions fur 49,
1tshed with the most conf u liable and S.SSE@
elegant Carriages Particular attention to board
tng Horses, and Horses always for sale and eI-
change. decis-h
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ELPHONZO YOUNGs d CO.,
CORNER NINTH AND sTREETs,
Under Masonic Temple.
ELPRONZO YOUNGS,l
WIN II. SEARS. felal-tf
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|FfHE KEY TO HEALTH,

Ii h the easiest thing in the world to lose the
blessing Of health, but when lost it is not 90 easy t.
regain II. The popular idea Of nfty years ago that
tremendous securing of the bowels was an essen
tial element Of cure In almost all diseases has forth
nately for mankind been pretty eectusliy xploded
The Introduction Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
nearly quarter Of a century ago, may be said to
have given the coup de grace to drastic purgation
The world has learned from the beneficial effects
produced By that admirable preparation, that one
medicine may embrace the three properties of q
tonic, laxative, and alternative; that the three
curative processes Of IMMIGRATION, publication and
regulation may be comprised at the same time by
the operation OF Q single agreeable remedy. There
are sound, philosophical reasons for the
Improvement which the Bitters occasion In the con-
dition Of deraDged and enfeebled system
This pure combination OF vegetable juices not only
strengthens the stomach, stimulates tbs appetite
and braces the nerves, but also im parts tone and
vsor to the secretory orsans-as the skin, the
and the kidneys;-and If the blood has become too
thin and wstery to nourish the body properly, en-
riches and yitalizes that raw material" Of all the
solid portions Of the frame. At this period of the
year, when Intermittent fevers, bilious disorders
stomach complaints, and dysenteric az diarrhopic
ailments are always more CT less rite, occasional
doses Of the Biters will be found the best sategu Ard
against the atmospheric conditions which generate
them, An acct ssion Of general vigoi is necessary
to enab BILE the system TO resi- the morb bid influence
Of the mAlarious yspors which rise from the earth
at this season, and Of all the known-invigorants
Hostetter Btters is the safest and the most
IIl-eo3t6W
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The Real /" Mansard ,,

The Springfield Republican has q word to saw
in behalf of Monsieur Francois Mansard, who
has been In his grave more than these 200 wears.
and whose roofs cover large portions Of the grest
cities Of Europe. The trouble il not with the
shape Of the roof, which Is its only dstinctiyely
msnsart feature, but with its material and in
terror construction. That vast quadrangle of
palaces called on one end the Tuileries and on
the other the Louvre, was nearly all covered
with mansard roofs, and yet when the Tuileries
burned, the rest Of the building was saved.
Why IL plain enough TO any one who looks at
the still-standing thick brick partitions run
ming transverse the building and extending clear
mp to and above the roof. The ancient and
enduring blocks that inclOse the Palace V endome
are another testimony to the safety and durabil-
ity Of this class II is preposterous to sup
pose that only iron was used in their construction
Doubtless stout oak constitutes their internal
skeleton, embedded and cased so far as possible
In mortar and masonry. Herein lies the safety
OF the continental cities,-in thick walls and
mOrtar-laid woodwork, thick chimneys, and
thick tilng on the roofs; finally, in the celebrity
and vigor with which the ordinary appliance of
axes, ladders, and pals OF water are applied to
the inciPient cOnisgrstion, while the fire.
engines are making ready. As for the mansard
roof, IT IL the only toppng-of of business blocks
that Is intellectually decent. With o street Of
rst-roofed blocks, the horizon becomes one
straight duh line, but the mansard roofs give a
touch Of Gothic picturesqueness as well az useful
sttics- But they must be rested on frequent
partitions Of masonry, framed with iron, case
mated with something thicker than states, and
not hoisted too near the stars
This Is also substantially the view OF the mat
ter taken by Architect Cluss, of our Board Of
Public Works, as set forth in THs STAR Of
Wednesday.
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Government Securities.
jay Cooke q Co. furnish the following to-<
Markela T0-daY.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l5-Virsinia skies, consoli-
da5ed, "a West xiIsiniss, ia bid to day.
dlirgs, lS1f Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
.se:dy white choice 81 9S.s2; fair to prime do /.
yI6sSl es; amber western. SlTasl 80. Corn
southern. 5.s6s; mixed western. dull, 62aSs Oats
hruer; southern, 4os43; western mixed, Ssa4s; do
white. 41s43. bye quiet aud unchanged Pro-
visions dull and declining: less Dor K stock soarcs
9i6 paSI. bulk meats-shoulders, 5hasA, rib
side-, 9; clear rib sides 9&.y9s. BaccD-only a linn
lied jobbing demspd; shDuldtrs. q; rib sides, 10:
clear rib sides, lO1 hams, new, Is. Lard quiet but
hrn: sH. Western butter unchanged. Whisky quiet
but firm, 90. f
NEW YORK, Nov. Is Stocks dull Gold steady,
lo&. Governments quiet and firm. Virginia SIS,
~. new. 20. North Csrolinas, $40: new, 81
NEW YORK, Nov. B.-Tlour rather more steady
Wheat shade firmer. Corn q trifie better
PARIS, Nov. Is The specie in the Bank of France
has increased 100000 francs during the past week
LONDON. Nov. Is, II 80 .. m.-Copsols opened at %
for money, and PA for account. BOnds-lS65. old
So5L lsS7 ss 10 40's 6h<; S. $50. Eric, 4U,l.
LONDON, Nov. Is, p. m.-Erie, <0X.
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WAxC1AL AND CoxxERCIAL.

turn for the better. perhaps Only Temporal
~, has taken place in the condition OF affairs in
Loncon. 1t Is not well, however, t, assu me
that all danger Is past, for the situation in Lon
Don has been impro we'd partly at our own ex-
pense, and II the improvement Is to be main
tanned further specie shipments from New York
must be made. Wednesday the specie ship
ments from New York amounted to 5000 900;
yeeterdsy they amounted 70 81 40 900, and IL is
expected that another large Shipment will be
made To- morrow. This gold comes out of the
reserve or the New York banks, which is also
diminishing by shipments of legal tenders to
the south and west. The offerings for discounts
at the New York banks yesterday were full, and
among the note brokers little business was
doing, and that on a basis of one per cent. per
month for prime names.
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THE WEATHER.
WAa DnAnInHHT,0 ee. oAsef Sssss, 0HeeY,

WARRINGTON, d. O., Nov. Is, is72, III s.m'{
SYNOPSIS ZOE PAST TwKNrY-BouR HOURS
The barometer is rising over the lake region.
New England and the Middle states, with occs-
sional snow, cold, clearing weather and north
erly to eesterly wines. In the northwest on the
upper lakes. and thence to the Ohio valley, oc-
casional Light mow, partly cloudy but clearing
weather and northwestery winds. From the
Ohio river to the Gulf and south atlantic coast
northwesterly winds, clear, cold weather and
rising barometer. The great atmospheric wave
OF high barometic range, moving across the
continent from west to east, and averaging
nearly thirty and half inches Of pressure now
extends from Oregon to the mid Mississippi val
ley and the gulf coasts, propagated In contin-
nous bands of northwesterly winds.
PRoBABILiTIEs.-For the northwest and up
per lakes and thence to Tennessee, occasional
snow, cloudy but clearing and cold weather,
with continuous n0rthwesterly winds. In the
Gulf and south Atlantic states clear, cold
weather and northwesterly winds, with frosts
to- morrow morning. On the lower lakes and
thence over New England and the Middle
states clear weather, southwesterly to north
westerly winds will predominant, with the ex
ception OF occasional light snow, till noon, on
the lower lakes and in New England.
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The Man IpAfctfOu.

The Boston Go thinks it bad enough to be-
burned out, without the added infection of the
newspaper maps of the burnt district, which
place Fort Hill in conjunction with Dock
Square, lay out backyard lanes into mighty
thoroughfares, and christen Boston's most be-
loved streets with heather names. "whst," ia
quires the Globe in fine indignation, "what is
the use IN triiing with the best and nobest feel
ings OF Bostonisns? Our city has been devas-
tated by fire; let it henceforth be sacred from
the hands of ignorant and profane msp-m makers"
We don't know about the other maps complained
OF, but the one used by an enterprising morning
cotemForsry in this city was manifestly the Pa
triOt's exploded bomb-shell picture borrowed for
the occasion. AS a representation of a burnt
district it was success, but probably it pre-
sented rather dislOeated and unflattering view
OF the streets OF the Club"
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MAssARp Rooys.-The Board OF Assistant
Aldermen in New York yesterday tabled the
resolution OF the Board OF Aldermen forbidding
the erection OF mansard room unless OF arH
proof materials.
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TIE WEEKLY STAR, now re.ov =,

IHk WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
full particulars Of the great fire In Boston. ~.
trial OF eX-policemsn U Brien for the murder OF
Samuel Cunningham; the Feweii-C Clark TRAGEDY
and trial; the horse disease here and elssvbsrs.
improvement of streets and avenues by In, ho.rd
OF public works; latest and best tales poems
sketches, and society items; together Vim in
Serestirg local news, Washington nev1 AMI
gossip, agricultural items, household receints
SC, sc. 'P"'
fcIIss- One dollar and half per annurn a,
advance; single copies i've cents, In Wrappers
ready Tor mailing fSoAs
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a SHARP SHOCK or IARTHoUAKB was felt
Al Austin, Nevada, on Tuesday. light shock
sas ieit In stockton, Cal, on the same night.
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BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
BARGAINS! BARGAINSg BARG1ISS,u

Ion SALk-sfI new two stery BkIOk Dwell
LIHH HOUSES on 18th street N. W, between VI
no DcqDdary streets, ak rooms each, three on a
noor Houses set beck some . feet, pretty lawn IN
noet ready T. shrubsery, beautiful versndAh and
ots n0 fsct deep opening on alley: State De,
srtmcnt cenyenfent to two street railroads, and tu
street inprey ed and pavement laid.
Terms; S1 cash, balance in nsnthly instruments
kppi 70 ' b e0SBbY ! i pAss f II In.
- Real Esfafs BTokers,
ea0 No. lA2T street. w.
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IHE HORSE DISEASE 10 steadily on the
increase at Wheeling. In Cincinnati the disease
~ spreading, but few deaths have Occurred.
ferday. N' !s0-
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ApprehensiOns in regard to the probable raw
ages Of the cholera in Europe are Quoted by
statistics of the disease recently reported from
Russia and other foreign countries. In st. Pc
tersburg, from June % Of the present year,
when the epidemic broke out, to September 27th
last, the cases numbered 3,il3, the recoyeries
1,esS, and the deaths l ,5s3-very nearly hfty per
cent. OF the cases proving fatal. This is very
mild compared with Inc effects Of the Asiatic
cholera in Europe in former Years. As cold
weather favors the subsistence OF the disease. n,
will not probably be heard Of in Europe unttl
next summer, and there is no probability of Its
reaching the United States this year.
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Halstead, Of the Cincinnati Commercial, does
lot wear a mansard roof. His head Is level
cool and tire-proof. He tells his liberal friends
who are about to assemble at Columbus TO or
game the great party Of the future that If they
propose TO be particular about the foundations
they had better exercise . degree Of caution In
expressing sense Of alarm about the dangers
OF Capitalization. There Is, he says, no public
peril OF that nature in this country, and never
Will be.
Z" The danger has been In the other direction
and IN addition TO, and with unqualified SUI
Iremacy over the states, we want q well-deined
nationality. In the late canvass il was impos-
sible to answer the point made by Morton and
others that the United States government owed
ITS humblest citizens protection at home as well
As abroad. Local self government Is q good
thing, but IT must not be allowed to develop
barbaTous prOyincialism. Our counties, cities
and states have duties TO perform, but thew
must be strictly limited. The nation Is the SUI
Preme power, and must remain so. Another
thing There must not be hobby made Of the
one-teTm principle. The question as TO whether
President should be ineligible after a single
term Is one that has at least two broadsides."
This is sound doctrine; but what will Mr. Geo
Wilkes say u it-Mr. wilkes, who 80 berated
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid for not making the one
term, decentralization bugaboo the great
feature of the campaign in the Tribune But
wilkes lost a so, eOo wager on the result and is
naturally soured.
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COLORIPIO. FOB COL0BING THE HAIB, at
~ LOWBS. Sll Market 0pace, ana $40 Penn.
sylvanis avenue, south side, bstweeh sth and 10Th
In
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FOR SAILS.

EOk sALE-TOf BUGGY and HARNESS. near
u ~ new; price, sixty dollars. Apply 90 No 8
North Capitol and n street northwest. nol4 Sc
E'vk sALk-seat Nv sLLING, save rrut. one of
the n steet IN frame houses in the CITY for
ale flrsl- class location: easy terms, and chean
price. u. II. WARNER. 129 5th street nols 81
Oh sALk.l,ae sores WOOD LAND. At SI0
- per acre. VIII exchange for city houses aud lots
situated on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, in Wash
inet1n county, Md, rs miles Of this city Also
lad ~ MAIZE years old; warranted sound and
Sntls; Can trot IN Z minutes; will stand without
nise ning: ,fri1s, 800 Also, Bsy PONY; years
s sa!G IN Price; q %. CAN'T s APPLEMAS,
SUNDAY Chron. a Cap. I'll
EoB SALE Oh EXCHANGE Tor iIa proved CIV
y property highs improved FARM of o. acres,
Iocaod on the Georgetown and Rockville pike, s
ni,esrom Georgetown, ID. u. Apply 90 FRANK-
LlN MACE, 1913 street, corner 18th street, n
". novI2 o.