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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

~-Do not fail TO read the high and truth
fal sulogv on 'eur Great Captain on 4th page
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Hx CALL4FoR MORE KIsoRous LAWS.
Il is urgee bY tie nenfocratio
org ans that the law il 10 be enforc-
ed in State ana municip pa! elections.
This il donate mako &c more OBJ
roxious, If that be possible, to-
their party Bat, unfortunately,
this is an eTrory The iassssepplies
only to Presidential aias Congress
sional eiections Though we
heartily wish II could be made to
apply to all Others, saea xag
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TIE DEMOCRATS. /.

who They Are and What They Az.
Photograph by Il. G-fhe Demo
cratic Candidate on his Own Fol-.
lowers-Pictures Of the Democrats
by their Leader Democrats are
the Fathers of Southern Mulatocs.
All do know that there are sew
eral hundred thousand mullatoes
in this country; and we presume
that no one has any serious doubt
that the fathers of at least nine.
tenths of them are white Demo-
crats. And we are told that those
Democrats, if they will have yell
low children, might better than
otherwise treat the mothers re-
specially after the iaudable pat
tern of that eminent Democrat,
Vice President Richard NJ johnson.
Horace Greeley, Dec. 10, 1867.
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GREELEY CALLS FOB GRkATkk SkvBk
ITY OF THs KUKLUx LAws-No
MERCY FOR THE SOUTH. ala
II hold our government bound
by its duty of protecting our citi-
zens in their fundamental rights,to
pass and enforce laws for the ex-
tirpation of the execrable Kuklux
conspiracy; and If it has not the
power to do it, then say our gov~
ernment is no government, but
sham ] therefore, on every pro-
per occasion, advocated and justi-
fed the Kukiux act I hold it
especially desirable for the South;
and Il it does not prove strong
enough to effect its rnrpose,1 hope
it will l,e made sTnnger spd
7sYysL Or k-f GGOt5sIA
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A purely selfish interest attaches
the lewd, ruf1ianly, criminal, and
dangerous classes to the Democrat
ic party.-Horace Greeley.
SIX IN A BED.

Elk IN BED.
This would amount TO six in
bee, exclusive OF any vermin, for
every Democratic couch in the
State OF Nes York iDciuiing those
at oing Slug i.na Auburn = Hosace
Greeley
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DEMOCRATS ARE IGNORANT eoTs.
Every youth who is learning to
sip and soak in the grog-shops
is being fashioned to the uses Of
sham Democracy. His virtuous
parents may think otherwise-may
be ignorant of his haunts and his
habits; bat ii he is learning to love
liquor and loose company he 10
being fashioned to the ends Of the
adversary. Hence the Democratic
managers and orioles almost nni<
formly bate and revile the temper
ance reform, even when personally
temperate. They know that its
triumph is their damage, and
probably defeat. There is not .
State in the Union whereof the
Democratic party is not conspicu-
ously hostile to whatever legislation
tends to diminish the number or
the power of the grog-shops.-
Horace Greeley. g
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WHIT Is MEANT By RETURN pl
DEMOCRATS 10 POWER

WHIT Is MEANT By a RETURN OF
DEMOCRATS 70 OVER.
Tie brain, the heart, the soul Of
the present Democratic party is
the rebel element at the Suuth.
with its Northern allies and sshl-
pathizers 1t is rebel at the core
To-day. Il would come into pow
or with the hate, the chagria,p the
wrath, the modification Of ten
bitter years to impel and guide
its steps. 1t would devote itself
10 taking off or reducing tax after
tax until the Treasury was depriv-
ed Of the means OF paying interest
on the national debt, and would
hail the tidings of national bank
ruptcy with unalloye ed gladness and
unconcealed exultation. What
ever chastisement may be deserved
by our national sins, we must hope
that this disgrace and humiliation
will be spared us.-Horace Gree.
ley, February, 1871. So
| GREELEY's IDEAS OF s'MIRCY"To TH8
soUTH-soUTHRRNgR WILL YoU
NOT VOTE FOR GENTLE HoRACB2
When the rebellious- traitors are
overwhelmed in the field. and scat
tered like leaves before an angry
VIVID, it must not be to return to
peaceful and contented homes.
They must find poverty 1t their
firesides, and the privation In the
anxious eyes Of mothers AND the
rags Of children.-IIorace Greeley.
Tribune, Nov. 26, 1860.
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POLITICAL CONSISTENCY.

ency. The only wise consistency
compatible with the human condi-
ton is in the constancy with which
one seeks tho great ends of justice
liberty and intelligence in the.
whole commonwealth. One may
err in judgement as to the best
means Of securing such public
ends. It is honorable to correct
his mistakes. To claim infallibili :
ty, and refuse to change ground, is
to allow diseased vanity to eat
up ones moral sense. "a
7 We strove honestly to prevent q
rupture between the Republican
party and Andy johnson, We said
our say about the reconstruct IN
policy when it was yet to be de-
termined, and we never took back
~ word or thought. sYllahie that
we uttered; .nor. did we endorse the
policy of John son. either before or
after he swung around the -uircle
The resi- history is simple. W.
strove to keep the party and Pres
ident on terms wife each other, an.
failed; we urged 8 policy Of re-
construction WHICH was by sli.
party deem IS sflTaeticanie arc
rejected Hsxiag done our, duty
we went co wise the Republics,
party deem;ag it. with whaseve
errors it . ss liahle TO, minated,
safer than tho Democratic party
We are doing she very same thipl
again. We urge upon the. part
reformatioRs which it mas hithert
been slow to make. Nevertheless
We deem the, Republican party t
be sounder. more earnest for til
ends of the public good, than an
nacent party, made BY the mos
extraordinary coalition known
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~Young women whose summer resort cam
paign was unsuccessful begin 20 look brighter.
With sleigh-rides. round dances and new dresses.
il seems as If something must be accomplished
before spring.
1A Chicago lawyer name Otnott was last
week committed on 3 charge OF burglary, hav-
ing mistaken the house one night when he was
locked out, and climbed into the bedroom OF q
lady who lived next door.
~A gaunt subject OF humanity applied to
one of our citizens for victuals Of Friday morn
ing. The citizen told him he ought 20 20 %
work. ''But 1 can find no work, ssid the beg
gao "wen go 20 lecturing, them" was the un-
charitable response as the door closed.
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EVENING STAR

zoo Muca FOR Has Nanvr. . 5000.
kecrtssh Hrds.-Severai night 90 a vounx
gentleman Of this citv invited . lady q .sc.I
pany him on 9 moonlight ride. AZ ne app ,ss,-
they started for the Chn House. Daring tks rss.
the conversation turned on things supernatnr.l,
and the Donovan ghost Was discussed &C length.
The gentleman professed 90 be free altogethcr
from that dread OF the mysterious unknovs
which de.ers some people from en'ertsg
with the dead. He declared that he voald
even be willing TO have q tete-a -tete interview
with any ghostly vtSitant who might choose
10 make him cslitn the still hours OF night.
After . couple OF hours spent Pleasantly st the
Gle, the horses heads were turned hcmeward.
The road vas deserted, the pleasure seekers hsA
all returned, and rs they BOWED along the
smeoth road, still they conversed ON the super
natural. When O short distance beyond the
toll gate the horses stopped suddenly and beg en-
q ueDble and snort violently. The driver
stood mp In the wagon 20 ind the cause, and lot
conn lay NJ the side OF the road. The neon
light shone on the silver plate, and the courage
Gus young man Immediately LET 20 the refue
and dropped into the bottom Of the wagon ~ n
he had been shot. The lady fortunately caught
probable disaster. As she was endeavoring to
restore the presence OF mind which had nee
from her crouching companion. an un dert aker' q
cart drove mp, and the driver dismounting. lifted
the coffin into IL. sect up" said the lady.
" ls that horrid thing gone ?" grosned the gee
buggy robe In which he had wrapped his pailid
face. IL appeared that the undertaken was
carrying the conn 60 a house on Geary street.
when hts wagon broke down, and he was com
PEELED 20 leave il on the roadside while he re-
turned for repairs. The gentleman drove meekiv
home, and has not since been heard 90 deolarc
his indifference 90 gbostly visitatons.-Sss
Frdacisoo Builetin, Dec. 2lst.
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rim sT1T1s PATIgT oFTICl,

TIHITTD STATES PATEgT OFFICE,
WAsaIssJ9s, pG;, pspepeer y, iga:
YSSk n Hs,ytiR' s fGs &c ths ;.,sesicS q
II A ordered thas the tesstmony IN the cass Be
eIosed on the ufh day Of February next: that ths
b limited % the Inst day Of February next; and
that said petition - heard the 35th day Of
February nsxt. Any person nay oppose this sx-
az tua ND. LEGGETr, Commissioner.
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RY MATTINGLY WHEELER, Auction eers
~ a0S 9th street, wv.

TRgsTEEs SALE BY AUCTION OF TWO
bhEEEESAsT BEslpaNoEs on K STREET,
BkTMkEN 9TH AND 10TH SITS, n W
By virtue of O deed Of Irust dated septembar
- lst5: and recorded se gtember 10 ls72, IN Liber
AIRY 9, 1873, At O'Clock D. m offer Tor sale 10 the
highest bidder the following real estate situated 10
Washington city, District OF Columbia, 60 Wit LJts
lettered q and ID, in Gibert's recorded subdivision
Of Square number three hundred and seventy n We
1913 together with the i'm thereon, being
two desirable and valuable modern built residences
This property is sold subject TO q prior deed OF
payable in i've years, with ten per cent interest
pay able semi annually.
Terms Of sale: Casa for the amount reslized aboye
said incunbraDce, TO be paid within one week after
the safe; and II the terms not complied with in
that time, the Trustee the right resell
the property at the risk and Of the tfaultne
purchaser. deposit OF $40 on each house when
sold. Convey sncing 81 the purchaser a cost
GEO. MATTINGLY, Trustee
d0 MATTINGLY WHEELER, Aucts
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IaPOsTAsf To ,AAESsIITESEs, S0ILO NM

Afos1AsH1h 81 ooossTTssAadGrrooEss: . soiA0 NE
re 1s; SAft AEs GnASILH 9SnRAsI. ass..
sRzEifH WORx which nay 5: Fsa Hired b. .ss Si
ratse. We have constAntly on hard large assors
nent Of granite Ourbing, Belgiaa Pavement Dlooks.
81 Soss.s: 6osnS. Se s6ssi hai';
90, Agents, RlAntS Baildins, No. 1lT leh s1Fse1
IN price for any kind Of Ladies'. Cent? and ON.
drsnb secosd-hand Clothing. Bsots, SHOES, .
Hots b. mall SsOn1e1 attsndsd %. isss-ly
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Rl GREEH WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
u Northwest corner 10th and d streets.


sAIE sR 81 yEsT
WksT SIDE OF IsrH STREET, between n
a By virtue q q deed of trust 70 Joshua Whit
E ney, dated November %, 1859, and duly re-
iand records Of Washington county. D. o., and also
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
ia. in the cause Of DALI vs. oi@stead ct al. No
26sS, Equity Docket substituting the undersigned
ceased and 6Y the written request Of the patty Sc
cured We will sell at PUBLIC auction in froet 81 the
Center 80, las, At o'ciocf p m, lot and the
south half Of lot d, in Giles Dyers' subdivision Of
red and eighty one asj, beginning Tor the same IA
feet 10 inches from the southeast corner of said
izth street west feet inches; thence west iss feet
IL inches; thence south with the line of an alley 81
G
thereon, lying in the city Of washington, D: 9.
70 and a months, with interest, secured by deed
of trust. stamps and convey sncins at the cost of
struck on The trustees reserve the rig 81 70 resell
the properly At the risk and cost Of the desultins
B SSSiHARR 3. b1 %xssEEEEHE', Trustees.
ds-eoaa. GREEN & WILLIAhs. Auc,..
NTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, Jan. q, ls72, same hour andipisce.
as as 0r'er Oh the GREEN GREEN WILLIAMS. Auc...
.
ID Auctioners and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Of Pennsyly anita avenue ana lita street,
Star Once Building.
SALE OF GOvERNMENT PROPERTY.
On MONDAY MORaING, January 9th,
6A 1873. will sell, at O'Clock, at our auction
- rooms, southwest corner Pennsylvania
s and ilth street the f0 s,sIf
Strap, Msrfne Glass, Pocket Com 2s small
straps, H6 Foot Torches, Foot Extinguishers, III
Foot Flame Shades. Flying Torches, Flying Kx-
tiDsuishers, 90 Elyisg Flame sesdss, 80 Wind
scissors, Lanes Head. Il rripods, ~ joint Tor
etaffs, Pocket Telegraph Instruments, us signal
sereS Drivers. Signal MoItsr., pair 0hinbeTs,
stoves, Fire Pokers, Rake, s Fire shovels Oan-
teen and strap, miles Telegraph Wire, leo Cart
ridge Boxes, Iss Gap Pouches, n Pistol Poaehss,
Magazines. u Camp Stool, Battery Wagon stove,
Stove and Fixtures, . yards Of Carpet, lis yards
Cocoa Mating, S. Newspaper Files, 10 Mason
BY grometers, Stove. Terms cash. By order
HENRY JACKSON,
First Lieut.. and Property and DisbSrsins 0tiosr.
ds Isw&ds LATIMEB q 6TEARY. xncts.
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DIED.

GARRETT. On the sOth December, ls-s, WILL
LIAM GARRETT, IN the . n year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residel :, on Fr.derick
street, between LIST aud Prospect, GeOrget3ga. At
ga O'Clock, January LIST. Friends invited 70 at
tend.
MAILMAN. In this city, on Tuesday morning.,
3lst instant, at O'Clock, TIMOTHY MAILMAN
in the -. yesr or his age, native Of county Tf-
rome, ITeienc, hut for the last twenty years rcs-
dent Of this city
Funeral on Thursday morning, Jan. ID. ReQuisu
macs NJ Immaculate Conception Church, 3 O'Clock.
Relatives and friends Of the family invited 60 at
tend.
MCEURTRIk 10 this city, on the s0th instant
WILLIAM b. MCMCRT Biz, In the 57th rear OF
bis age
inferno ut ct Laurel III Oemstery.
MCCARTHY. On the 3lst instant, ct 6 o'cI ock
q. m, Mrs. H0NoRA MCCARTHY, in the Gth
year of her age.
her funeral viii take place from the residence q
streets, on Friday, Jan. ID, at O'Clock q m.
eFruTT. On the s0th Of December, 1874, T. A.
OFFuTT. aged ~ years.
Funeral from his late residence, 81 Msrket street.
Georgetown, at O'Clock, Jan. I'd. Friends OF the
family invited v itbout other notice.
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BAsHFUL YOUNG MEN, who feel religiousiy
inclined, yet fear TO enter the sacred portal
will stand in front OF the church doors on Sun
days, this winter, leaning lsnguidly on walking
canes. or course, those whose wardrobes are
incomplete or dllapidsted will not be expected
IN Ia fhis-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
STREETS, N. W.

On 1 sTREET, BETWEEN isrH AND aeTH
STREETS, n. W.
"A Under and by virtue Of . deed OF trust
E bearing date on the 18th day Of August, A, ID.
So SEQ ;, one of the land records for Wsshoeton
county and the District of Columbia, will se6, at
pupaa ~ suet9n 70 inc nisnes plaasa on phiDAr'
m, on tho premises, all that piece parcel OF
ground, situate and being in the city OF Washing
ton, and known and described or the ground plat or
plan thereof as Lot numbered four (4D, in Square
numbered eighty six So together with the improve
ments, consisting Of q two-story and attic Brick
Dwelling, Containing eight rooms.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, and the residue in
two equal pay ents At six and twelve months, with
interest from the day Of SALE secured to the satsac
tion OF the Trustee. II the terms of sale are not
complied with in five days, the Trustee reserves the
right TO resell at the risk ana cost of the
purchaser. uTon one weeks notice by advertise
ment in some Newspaper printed and published in
The city Of Washington.
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, yR., Trustee.
dE-eoAds LATtMER a OLEARY, Aucts.
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HALF DOZEN " sand-spouts"-columns of
sand drawn mp by whirlwinds-were 20 be seen
on the I wenty-two-Mile Desert yesterday after
noon, from till nearly 3 O'Clock. They waltzed
about, keeping always about the same distance
apart, and moving in the same direction, each,
apparently, a solid column ten feet in diameter
and one thousand feet high. The top Of or,
these columns seemed TO be cut of by brisk
breeze from the west, which carried the dust in
clouds over the range of mountains lying to the
east Of the Sink OF the Carson. Sometimes two
OF these -spouts' or whirlwinds-csn them
what you msy-come together, when they ex-
plode with loud report, and both instantly
disappeRred.-Ti rgtaid Nsr.1 Ckronicfe,
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A RAILROAD
AND
REAL ESTATE MORT0 A q n
Combined.

"a fts 81 Gold Bonds the Northern Psoine Ran
Toad CompAr furnishes to the public an invest.
ment security which combines the ready negotis.
billy, the convenience, and the high credit OF
arstclsss railroad bond with the sodty and safety
Of . real estate mortgage on land worth Ut least
twice the amount loaned.
Thoy are offered at par In currency, and yield 0
HANDSOME PROFIT to tnose exchanging SOS.
The bonds are first and only NOR tsage on the
road, Its equipments and earnings, and also on
land grant which, the Dstien Of the road, VIII
average Is 900 acres TO each mile Of track.
They are ISSUED IN denominations from olU 20
81 DO Coupon, and eloo 20 so oOe Registered have
thirty years to run, bear interest To per cent.
In gold, and are KXEAPT From UNITED
STATES TAX TO the no
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
ID paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the pest once
address Of the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Bonds received IN OF.
change, without expense the investor, ct thar
h1shest carrsnt prices.
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UsKs or TIE FoIL.-In Paris, tin foil Is con-
ing into use as q substitute for wall paper. Its
cleanliness; tts extreme exibility; the ease with
which it can be moulded; and the fact Of its
being entirely water proof, commend IL % pub
lie attention. In Paris the tin foil IL cut into
widths OF about thirty i've inches, and In length
Is somewhat more than i've yards. This 10
painted over by patented process. What ne
most need now, in our pager hangings, IL to get
nd of the paste that Is at present used. This
sticky, dissgreesble substance is far frea
healthy In itself, especially when exposed 70 the
effects OF damp walls. liz will also contain oon-
tagious diseases for yesrs, wherever by any
chance the germs can penetrate behind the
paper. Can no substitute be found?
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CHOICE GROCERIKs.

CHOICE s.'cE.I."'
At our ner location, No BAL Jth STREET, b.
tween y and streets, near the new North -
ern Net, will be found . well selected -
FIRsT-CLAss GROCERIES,
at lowest cssh prices which invite the special
attention Of our patrons and the public generally.
Bead the following price list:
Best ssmiIy Flour =. 81 80 per barrel.
Best Gunpowder Tss at o. Per ID.
Best OOlOng " leo
Best Imperial LIS q"
Choice - 90 80
Be-; Coffee I, roasted At g cents Per Id.
Bes, Green Coffee, .
Choice
Good Brewn Sugar ct II
White - Zee II" l9H
And many other articles too numerous 90 meptfon
which will be sold 81 very lowest rates. An ins Pee
1Iicn % our seods and prices will pay.
r. q. HOWBE8 q CO.,
1871 sTH sTREEr,
novl-n Between and streets.
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II OW PRICES
IL AND BEST QUALITIES.
Choicest Christmas Goods.

FANCY DEPARTMENT:
JAPAN BRONZES,
JAPAN CHINA,
md ORNAMENTAL WARE,
Beautiful, Delicate and Cheap
FRENCH WORK BASK ETS, new styles
TAbLE LIXURIEs:
FREEOH eLACE FRUITS,
APRICOTS. 1lAce,
CHERRIES. Glace,
ALMONDS, Glsee,
LARGE AND HANDSOME BASINS.
RIPE OkANGEs,
RIPE BANANAS,
RIPE PEARS,
RIPE MALAGA GRAPES
TRUFFLES,
PETITE P0Is,
ASPARAGUS,
MUsHR0O MS,
PICKLES AND SAUCES
PATE DE FOIES GHAS, with Truffes.
MAITLAND FRENCH CANDIES; also,
hAlLLABDB ORNAMENTAL CANDIES,
fer Christmas Trees. at low prices.
GOBDOHS PRE5BBvES. of every choice fruit.
fBkoH PEARS IN GLASS, - beautiful and de-
hcious ~ IL Just picked from the tree.
n. w. BURCHELL,
dlO-3u 1881 y sTREET
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MARRIED.

HYAE-LIEKIS Dec. 30th. by the Rev job
N Eally, EDWARD ID. Ryan. u n Y, 60 Nj,
MARION A. LIN KIN. daughter Of W alter Links
EsQ =, OF " Washington city. No cards.
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n HIrEe STATES rATEsT orrI0I,

CEuIRAL InPLOYHHlr oYYICD.-A =
v an !, s, Al 9. e nR1SE ~
9: S:s ~ :S .'a -. ssss ID 80 E;
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JAZZ COOKE d OOs
B . n r . r .,
WAsHIHGfOH,

'HHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has sbtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, holding Q special term letters
o. seministTa alton the personal estate Of PHILIP
WhER, late OF UIifed states Army, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same,
with the youch hers thereof 20 the subscriber, on or
before the Tth day Of December next: they NAV
otherviss by lsv be excluded from all beneht Of
the said estate. Given under my hand this 7th day
dlo-tu 81 JAMRR W. OOUOHOU
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RH VIM. l.. WALL Co, Aactioneers,
ID New Mafble Building,
900 and 900 Penna. avenue and 9Th street
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
DIST RICT0F COLLIN RIA

WASHINGTON, Deceab sr a. 1874,
, notlce is hereby siys n, that On Thu RsDAf, tn ,
I'd day OF January, 1873, at 4 ocloc D IN. I will
cause TO be sold in front Of the premises subject
raiihcation by the Legislative Assembly Of the Dis
trict Ot Columbia, Lots numb red fortv and
forty three, IN p. Brown . recorded subdivision
q Mount Pleasant, together with the i'm
thereon, consisting Of q building used for school
purposes
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in six
nOnths from date Of sale, for which notes bearing
interest secured by deed Of trust the property,
must be given. III. ID. COOKE, Governor
o27-td IRepl 10 VAIL CO., Anot..
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de. LEON,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
The Oldest established Specialist I'm the city.
No. GOA ILEvENTH STREET, ABOVE T..
Hours: II to 4, and to ., daily.
~Bpecialty-TsmAle Complaints and Cutaneou
Diseases. JyN-d
EkMALG DIkEASEo treated ana confinement
II cases taken. Describe case and enclose "a,
atvice and medicine will be sent. Address Mrs DR.
THOMPSON, No. Gas n. 18th street, Philsdsl
phia- jAnH-lys
N1OdIY RLTgRHED II
lv1 SENRAD ELIxIR
FAILS TO CURE CHILLS.
re be had Of BRACE CISSRL, corner Bride
and WashtnEton streets, 0eorg etown, and Of 0Bo
b. PLANT n BON, corner New York avenue ond
isth s,rest., where testtneniala can Be seen.
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NJES. SEINE RUPPERf,
WI at Gig 9Th street, opposite Patent Once
Respectfully desires to call the attention Of the
ladies TO her very select assortment OF EMBROID-
kR1Es and FANCY GOODS suitable for Holiday
Gifts, especially
CUSHIONS, FIRE SCREENS. BRACKETs,
SLIPPERS, en- Canvas, Cloth and Velvet,
EMBRoIDERED CIGAR CASES and SUSPEND.
EkS,
Embr oideIed sets OF CUFFS and COLLARS, and
beautiful selection of Chiidren's MERIN0
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