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Rf LATIMER q CLEARY, Auctioneers
- Star Office Buildings,
Southwest corner Penna avenue and llth streef

TRCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT On 5IH STREET hAST, BET WEEN %
AND STREETS SOCTH
- BY virtue Of decree If the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia, holding a special
term, passed on the I'D day of December ISL,
in the case Of Davis Mercer et al ;, in equty No
2yl, docket H. will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder in front of The premises, AZ O'Clock
?; m on TUESDAY, the 30th day of January,
1877 all that part of Lot numbered thirteen, 3 In
Square numbered eight hundred and twenty one ,
ISL In the city Of Washington, which is described
a. follows -Beginning for tuch part of said lot at
the northeast OF said lot Fifth street east
and running thence line with said Fifth street
east south sixteen feet two and three fourth n hes,
thence west one hundred and five feet and one inch
theIc north sixteen feet two and three fourths
ches and thence east one hundred and iy feet and
one inch 10 the place of beginnii e.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by said decree One
third IN cash, and The balance in two equal install
ments; payable in six and twelve months respect
lvely bearing interest from date of sale, aud Sc
cured by notes Of purchaser and reserved lien on
the premises. deposit OF fifty dollars required at
purchaser. " "
II the terms of sale are not committed with in Eve
days from day Of SALE the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and of the de-
faultiI purchaser.
JOHN SELDEN, Trustee.
dec2-w.3w&ds LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DI.rpIcT

The lOth day Of Jannary, lE2
james Lawn, complainant
vs.. mo. 1927 e. Doc n
Thomas Rely, defendant wv ~
On melton Of the Com plainant. by Messrs Jas Ho
ban and Thomas II. Miller, his SOLICITORS II Is or
dered hat the defendants his appeara lca 20 be
entered herein before the first rul ta- DC
curing forty days after this day; other wise the
cause win be proceeded with as in case of fault
True copy. Test r. J. NJ EIGs, CLERK
By the Court. uanll 2aw3wl AWHILE.
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nG GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers,
- Northwest q 10Th and n 4

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE. FROM rING On EAST CAPT
ToL STREET, BETWEEN 3D AND Arm SIS,
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 9th day
Ia OF Noxenber, A. ID 1868, and duiy recorded in
lbeT No COZ folio 49,, ct seq, One Of the land
records Ter ash1ngton county in the District Of
C"umhia, and by virtue Of decree passed in Equity
cause No. 252y, Docket II wherein William b Todd
was complainant and John X. Arri-on ct al defend
ants, i shall sell. in front of the premises ON
Tb CRSDAY, the Gath day Of January, A. d. iSys
at Oclock m. at public auc ion, all that certain
piece or parcel Of ground situate and lying 10 said
city Of Washington, ami being known and describ a
rs part Of lot numbered eleven. a. in square mum
beTed seven hundred and eighty seven (7S7 Begin
Dg for the same sixteen 6D feet from he nurthcas.
corner OF said lot; thence west East Capitol stre
ghteen lSl feet and three l3l inches thence south
one hundred and twenty eight 1921 fet and ~
lncb the nee east eighteen l5J feet AID three 49, ia
ches; thence north one hundred and twenty eight
ti:5l leet and one ID inch, to the place If beginning
with the improy cmens, consist ing of the three
Frame Dwelling house. '
Terms If sale: ODe-third cash: balance IN and 70
MONTHS secur'd by deed If trust on the premise,
sold. Sl0 down at time of sale. All conyryancipg
and stamps at purchasers cost If the terms of sale
serves the right TO resell the property the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser, by advertising
three times in the EvenI g star.
II. K ELLIOTT, Trustee
lan9- colds GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctz.
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nH LATIMER CLEARLY
- Real Estate b. Okers ard huctfoneers
Star Office Buildings,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and Iltb stree,

TRUsTEL' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
YARD.
- BY virtue OF decree passed in equity cause
IL No. 545. docket No. IL, | will sell, at pubIjc
~ suct ion, in front of the premises, on WEDN Ms
R'f February 7th, 1872, at 4 o'clock p. m. !. Lot
No. 5, square $50, Corner 9Th and 1 streets Nnyy
Yard, fronting 10 feet on street and 20 feet on
street, imp ed by good two s'ory Frame House
hesving valuable buIliing lot on the corner of g
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in 6 and
trust on The property. 500 down on the day ot
sale; and II terms Of sale not com piled with in
NJ days from SALE property to be sold risk and
&c, at purchaser 8 cost
VIM. Fl DANIEL, Trustee
janis eostSdSt LATIMER ULEARY, Aucis
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II OH TN street, opposite Post Office.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated Aug 18th, A. D.
ISL and duly recorded in iber No 669 folio III of
the land records for Washington county, d. o., and
by dir ecion of the party secured thereby will sell
AT pnbllc auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
the 3Oth day of January, A ID. 1872, at 10 O'Clock
a. m the Fixtures. Soda Fountain, Goods, Stock,
&c, oil tn store the northwest corner of street
north AT d l4th street west.
Terms One fourth cash, deferred payments TO be
endorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustee. $50
down en- day Of sale.
ianls cost THOS e WAGGAMAN Trustee
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4 NIrEp STATES PATENT OFFICE.

y WAsHINsToS, ID. c., Decembef q, I41,
On the petition Of PETER v. MATTHEW'S, of
Philadelphia, Penn. praying for the extension Of
patent granted to him on the 9th DAY of April
I E; for an Improvement in Mode Of Protesting
Ii Is ordered that tbs testimony in the casa he
closed on the 18th day Of March next that the tine
foT Ming arguments and the Examiner g report be
limited to the 9Th day az April next aud thaf ssid
petition Ne heard on tho 10th day Of April next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS

A UsTIN p. BROWN,
co MIR ACTOR
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Corner of New York avenue and 18th street
Property In all parts Of the city for sale on long
credit. Houses erected for persons owning ground,
and long time notes taken in payment. Real Estate
bought Rnc sold 60 ~
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RRIpAL AND IUNERAL wREATHS. 10
d DUETS, CROSSES, ANOHORS and SfARS
preserved or Enameled In wax. All kinds Of IA r.
Braidilg done. Ornamental lair Work on Ga. and
Pear, by Mrs IkIEs, late Of Boston, 9O9 18Th O.
oear l.. References Mrs. President Grant M
Admiral Goldsborough, w W. COrcorsn. Cen. sI
sey, Gen. Tompkins, Gen. Aiken. jsnis.lS
I EITIB STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petiti hsHi ~ 2 }:nqssy lgs
Philadelphia, Pa, praying for the exfen ion Of
Patent Peg r. srsptsd to hin On the 9Th dV Of April,
1t 10 ordered that the testimony In the ,ass n.
closed on the 9Th day Of March, next th the time
limited 90 the 18th day Of March next, and tbss
said petition b heard on the nth day Of Mach
next. - VI .sfcn
Any person may oppose this extension.
ian6 f.4 II. d. LIG6ITT. Connis.iousr
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RAILROADS.
s 4S 5E2s E Esb sSETH sss

M s6hTs ksb sSSTH ssn .A''
n; LaBAnA AND CHATTANOOGA RAr1
scss., t.sn s' a. x.r isss s Ss.sss
eosrleted and ferns, With its con 08H
"a Bc:,oa' s.s foI. Al. fs a ~. f E.in Pee.
sooss = ssr,es ss sss. .s.sssss an os.s.s
visk.burs, and ali souts... estsss 's'ss'e-
.,n,.r aSso eea W spssodS ecedftion. aud -
Paim.ns Palace Day and Sleeping Oar. ere 20 b
New orisa.. VII Ss,e nm Lysohbars 70 Noble 90
noos. hA1lresd. and secure tss sssokest time -
The attention 9, Frsish, shipp~r- 10 o.n.s % o.
tween the Sorih end sssss .isa s sss.. , ...
low cey any other route
.wfLfihs kSK.vr. General rr.lss. and ma.
-, &C syTAsToS e~O"r.i superintendent, os.ss.s
RkhTrnexk ANDosIe sArL.oAs
EGsf iFs S45 rIs .Ss ;;SSa.&&W
~sS' nov s ESi . sITrsc s,s
"a iese S SA.' u as az. 500, 40. 80 ..s
ron ALL nay sTsTIoNs.
~ - az aAtJ, SKcepi sHoday. ~ SIS. SIS .ax
Eor Prinoip. Ma s'asi1ns, fiiaacn.sur., s.s,.
~, nA..g AnosS 4, Junction, All R~isy, lssys
end as .. NJ. 500 p m s,or. J1.,1s: ~,
ssOp n s,op- a. ssnssolis Jsss.icn Aba R..sy
The 1ss . SUNDAY srops ., eurin. m,
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
&, LsHss =. 10 /. a "a saa 40 p m. seESin &C -
ROB BALTiM6Rk
Leave y fSR Y w AZ s 20 SO -na '"'.
Leave r - 30 q, o.. "a. , 90 sad ssg.u.
lave S Ssill eKosE, ssEurdAJ ana suscsy, 81 SIS
On sunday az 90 .us : S .. N. only, oonn.Ct.
ss hsl. sis..P Nth tran. o Baltimore q
~ gs S,rssSErs and P"in,. est-ern Relay Hos
Rsls, Hess .i's strs.Sars .ns wi6ahssssT sSs:
uedation train.
washington ststion Ticket once At al soST. IN O.
For New Yors, Philadelphia .nd Bo.,o, -, -.
J. I. WILSON,
T. OoLE, eener, Ticket Agent
GEO. .. k0oNTz. GeHl Asf, Washington. su
VHR0UGH LINE
BETWEEN wAsHIRSTOH,
PHILADELPHIA AND INV foHn
WAsHISsroS, June 3, lSs-neon.
LEaTSs - NV ! raoEk &W59
Ssy S sunday s' ., $50 q ne is.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
LesYe daily teIoert Sunday ~ 800 .. n, lst
and S:4O ..
On SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New HOE& At y 90 o. m , and hns6ss
phis at sac .. m.
sleeping cars for New Yert On . N train e.as.
Through tickets 90 PHILADELPHIA, New York a.
Boston can BE- had 80 the station once al hourx
of the day.
Yer Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Gdvertfserzeua
for schedule between Washington. baltimore, An
nApOlis snd the West. J L. WILSON,
L. N. COLE, General Tioket Agent.
CLIO. =. kOONTZ. ARent. Washinct... aeif
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HELMBOLDS
EXTRACT BUCHU
FOB WEAKNESS ARISING FROM EXCEssKs
OR EARLY INDIsCRETIOS,

FOB WEAKNESS ARISING FROM ExCEssKs
OR EARLY INDIsCRETIOS,
attended with the following symptoms: IudIsposi-
ton TO Exertion, Loss Of Power, Loss Memoir,
Difficulty of Breathing, General Weakness, Horro,
Of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dresdfa,
Horror of Death, Night sweats, Cold Feet. Wake
fulness, Dimness of Vision, Languor, Universal Las
situde of the Muscular System, Often Enormous An
petite with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flush
ing of the Body Dryness Of the Skin, Palid Counte
nance and Eruptions on the Face, Pain in the Back
Hesviness of the Eyelids, Frequently Black SPOT.
Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary sufrus,op
and Loss of Sight, Want Of Attention, Great MohiIi
ty, Residences, with Horror of Society Notbino Il
more desirable to such patients than Solitude, ans
nothing they dread, for fear Of themselves NJ
repose of manner earnestness, no spec al alton
but q hurried transition from one question r.
another.
THESE SYMPTOMS, 1T ALLOWED TO GO
ON-wHICH THIS MEDICINE INVARIABLY
REMovEs-sOON FOLLOW Loss OF POWER
FATUITY AND EPILEPTIO FITS. IN ONE OF
WHICH TEE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
During the Superintendent Of DR.. Wilson AZ the
Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result occurred 10
two patients. Reason had for q time left them and
both died Of epilepsy. They of both sexes, And
about twenty years of age.
Who can say that these excuses not frequently
followed BY those direful diseases, Insanity and
Consumption The records Of the Insane Asylums.
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear
ample witness to the truth Of these assertions In
LHnatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition
appears. The countenance is actually sodden and
quite destitute; neither mrth nor grief ever vista
it, Should sound of the voice occur II is rarely ar
ticulate.
with woful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled.n
While we regret the existence OF the above is
eases and symptoms. We are prepared to odsr an
valuable gift Of chemistry for the remov al OF the con-
sequences.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

EAMBOAT LINES.
Tar sriAnEE AkROw
WILL LEAvE
STEP BkS0N'S WHARF,
Foot Of Seventh street,
Sci,y, q 10 g m. for MOUNT YER -
s ma rosYEss FSo + a sns ssHISs
TOM each -.'ISSsS,s%Fs,ss e N, ~ sly s6
F. q NEW , 1ssH, sosreH AND
TBE LAkE carrying the { s mail, -
street sr sS STf VII siSs g fs
ia HS .iSns the g tss
. sS, p 9 ossnsss,nS With The Nrsini. stesg
as c Ii s,ssIsE' leave New Tors TUESDAYS
'ns sekpHfS G1sos % k fE x v s!' Ea
TnlaSe' AiTSSSsndr,s vs. g H.tsr.; Gsossss, W.
freight at S,h street whsTf until clock ?. m
DORSEY uLAGETT, Gent Agent,
aeSIu tlsnts Store, oeSner ls-h sne v. Az.
NEW EXPRESS LINZ VIA CANAL.
PHILApEI PHIA, ALkxaNpR AVA WASH.
lNG1oN AND GEORGETOWN, D. q.
kesuiAr ss,liuE. Gays from Pirr No 4, sor,l
. h SI Philsd, phia, every WEDNESDAY snc
nal ard THURSDAY; aud frem AIeXAbdris ever,
IIE>pAh and THURSDAY
Freight received AZ aUy time.
.pply 20 q. y. HYDE, So Water street, George
Town, G.; M kLDRIDGE A 90. Alexandria.
Va; VI. CLYDE GO ~ south Delaware Ave
sue, Philadelphia nd7-tf
A NCBOR LINE STEAMERS
"A SAIL ErERF WEDNESDAY AND SAr
CRD4F TO AND FROM
NV YORK AND GLASGOW.
Calling NJ Londonaerryt land ais and Fa.sonR-r-
the steamers OF this fsv0F,te line bnil press
dttSd mp IN every Tcspees ri HAL I'll sS sfS
rloderh Improvements calculated o. in rs<f7.es
the safety comfort, ana oouvsnienoe Of pAssea
tn =. Pss,s ak Gs;,. Pagasl, "a Csy,s.y,
firststahin, Sc and SIS, accordins Go location,
dstions intepm nSdks, bss
sending for their friends in the old Country can pur
70 sS HER
ing Green, N. T.; or TO q. :. SMITH, gas Pennsyi-
syIvsnia avenue, WILLIAMs0N 90. la49 18th
street, " eshlngton, II. U. Jansly
MERCHANTS LINE or STEAMSHIPS
hA BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NKw YORK.
Hereafter the Fine Steamship. q O. KNIGHT sud
fT 4S. Gibson satsssS S s6s s5sss.T yeeS
LRIA: wAsHINSToS and GEORGE A<zkS
80 las, every fTSI a Pls.
Gt3kGET0wN every FRIDAY At "a m, and
For full information a ply 10 r. p A. DENHAM
Agent, ofce and harf foot of High street George-
town, or at the corner Of 18th street and New Y0rk
ieil-n wv. THOMPSON, President.
SHoRTEsT AND QUICKEST LINE soUTH,
- tta ths Richmond, fredsTieksbm-E -
Snd PS'Onae L,ns-steam-rs lesveEats3A@S
lsundsy . m. exceptedJ At = m saa7 .. m. Of.
6ce SOS Pennsylvania avenue mvi7
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a !. Shoulders
No Nc assi M:fftrre.:.:ssssDs! kit
s silyer sS,SpSa:,...,,.,sIsfHsss gal
Porte Rico Mciass, ssi
Prstt's Astral Oil a, reduced rates. janl6tf
VIEW ADFERT ISE.MENT.
SEE RRICES
WE WOULD AGAIN REMIND fHH PUB
Lie THAT VIZ ARE SELLING
NEW VALENCIA RAIsINS, at-...................I3c.
NEs LAYER RAisINs,
CITEON-CHOfCE,
CITBON-BEST LEGHORN, at................56c.
NEw ZANTE CUBRAETs, at.....................I0c.
NEW TURKISH PRUNES, at..................l3c.
ToMATOEs-2I ID CANS, I3o
gnrurrc
TEAS.,..... low.
FLOUE-GOoD, "a bbl. SACK at............ SI75
FLOUR-BEsT EXTRA. "a Dbl SACK at 90.
FLOUR-CHOICE FAMILY, u, Dbl. sackJ 2 rs.
FLOUR-BEsT FAMILY, ~ Dbl sack,,.s SO.
FLOUR-wELCH's BEST FAMILY, at low rates.
HAMs-CHoICE sUGAB-CURED, at........I4c.
HAMs-BEsT SUGAR-CURED. at........low rates.
sHOULDEBs-BESTs SUGAR CT RED, at......ec.
sHOULDKRs-PLAIN CURED, st........... .,
LARGE STOCK
OF everything in our line, at correspondence
Low PRICES.
ELPHONzO YOUNGs d CO.,
GROCERS.
CORNER NINTH AND STREETS,
Under Masonic Temple.
ELPEONZO YOUNGSl
EM. II. SEARS ianeLtf
ii o l. Az 600 ID 3.
We would respectfully call the attention OF on,
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YOUNG AND RISING GENERArIc y

The veeetative powers OF life strong, but In
few years how often the palld hue, the lack Iustr,
eye and emanciated form, and the impossibiiity o,
application to mental effort, show their baneful in
fuence. 1t soon becomes evident to the observer
that some depressing influence Is checking the de-
velopment of the body. Consumption 10 talked Of
and perhaps the youth lie removed from school and
sent into the country. This n Of the worst move
ments. Removed frem ordinary diversions Of the
evercbanging of the city, the powers Of the
body too much enfesblsd to give sest to healthful
and rural exercise, thoughts are turned inwsrdy
upon themselves.
If the patient be . female the approach OF the
menses is looked for with anxiety the first symp.
tom in which nature is to show her saving power IN
fusing the circulation and visiting the check with
the bloom of health. Alas increase of appetite Ia.
by what il fed The energies Of the system
are Frustrated, and the whole economy il deranged
The beautiful and wonderful period in which body
and mind undergo so fascinating q change from child
TO woman, is looked for in vain. The parent heart
beSds in anxiety, and sncios the grave but watin,
far lite victim.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.
BAY 4 d 70.
ID 3JI Penmsy lvani0. Avenue.

I'd ~ 4 B 3 o.,
ID 3Jl Pennsylvania. Avenue.
CHA NIPPON GRO Frs
Have just received, direct from San Francisco
choice line Of
TEAS,
which they are selling at the following low rates:
Black Prince" Japan choice, 81 10.
{" Crest of the Wave. !" Japan extra, Sc.
Young Hyson,n Japan, choicest of all japan
Teas, only u II per ID.
"IsBgfsze," Oolong, fine Quality. 800 ID.
English Breakfast" Tea, only 81 ID.
Noyune Gunpowder, only 81 Is ID
Extra Choice Gun powder, only 81 50 ID,
Imperial Teas, from 75c. 10 81 80
COfFHAS.
ROASTED. GREEN.
Rio. beet, Soc. Id. Rio, 25c. ID
Maj icaibO, &c. lb. Maricsibo, nc. ID.
Old Government Java 35c Java. SOC.
CANNED FRUITS.
Tomatoes-e lbs, 1tc. per can; lbs, &c per can.
Peaches-2 lbs, lee. per can: lbs, 3Sc. per can.
s-
Breakfast Bacon, Id.
Black Krebs ;. G. ID.
10 mc-s % per hitt
NO zmackerri-...-.--..- 1900 ~
,ry-ta y rnp ID gar
Moaest Gai.
PTstt's Astral Oil nj reduced rates. Janl6-u
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.

THIS AETERNOON.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs,.
II No. 1901, northwest corner of 10th md d SITS.
TWO GOOD WORK HORSES AT PUBLIC AuU-
a. On SATURDAY, the soth day of January,
Aon one soFTei and one ' Bay Horse Al the livery
'ss s Of
Of whom II may concern, to pay livery charges &C.,
&c S..ic e eosd SASH GREEN wILiIhMsI ane,s
RY s. sAMsrAG co: Auetion.er..
- 7th street. between and K.
Positively CLOSING OUT SALE OF TOYS,
kki ,ssp' FLOWERS BLANKETS, LACEs,
n0.n % MONDAY, Jan. aad, at 10 a. m, We
zNE0hne Desk, Counter, shelving, and one show
Isn' s.sANsTAG 8 CO., Aue.,,
Ply WIN. L, WALL 4 CO. Auctloneers.
Nos 800 and s0a Pennsylvania avenue
SALE or THE ENTIRE STOCK or II
DAVIS g. CO., WHOLESALE GR0CERs, AT
@o MONDAY M RNING. January a.
Heomwencins AZ 10 a'cloGk' We WI! Ell the
in store No 400 PennsyI1aSis avenue, 6ssTesn *
ard 9th streets. We name in part
Bogsheads Syrup and Mci,soes,
barrel: Whisky. Sugar; Psaeh,s,
Hat Chs 81 Green a q Black r a..
Boxes starch, CAndles Soaps.
3" heese, MinCe Meat, prrpg-,
Whole aud Ground Spies,
Tobacco, 500 Cigars,
Platform Scales. ShslN inx,
Office and Store Fixtures
ALSO, AT ll1E O'CLOCK.
Bay Horse, Grocery Wagon aud Harness
With umerous other articles usually found in
Wholesale grocery and all IF which will b. positively
10. The attention of dealers cale'' to this saie
J15 W. l.. WALL CO. Aucts.
by LATIMEB ,LEARY, .ucuoneers,
- star Office Buildings,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street
A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON VERMONT
ANENuE. BETWEEN AND STREETS, IN
TIE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF SCOTT
SQUARE. AT AUCTION.
90 ON MONDAY AFTErN NOON. January 90,
- 1872, at O'Clock on the premises, We shall sel
- Lot Is, in square 6, fronting 25 feet inches
On the west side Of Vermont avenue and running
back an average depth Of 100 feet, to IS feet alley
This property is in of the most pidly i'm prov
ing and desirable locations in the city, and should
d,maud the attention Of capitalists.
Terms:-One- fourth cash; the balance in 6, u and
y months, secured by a deed of tru I, with notes
bcariI interest Conveyancing and stamps a. pur
chaser cost $40 will be required Of the purcha5
er at tine of SAFE.
Jl5cts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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RAZAARcpsrEains IN Ls1ies', Gents ana os,t-
- drenb uHDtkCL0fHIko may be foaad a
AL orders promptly and neatly sxecutsd fafre.oe
O. strests bsevsea ~ ed In. noIi II
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3ls NINTH STREET,

In THE sUPRIAE COURT or THE pIsTR1or
OF COLUMBIA,
I.ou,.. 5M1d day Of january, 1874.
Andrew D.ll.., No. 1885,
On notion OF the complaint, By Mr.. N ,rris. her
solicitor, Il 10 ordered that the defendant ks
eppearanc to b entered herein on before the
hrgt rule day occurring forty days afer this day;
case Of dofault.
By the Court: AWY.Te
jana-th.3t Trls eoSy-Teste: =. J. NE .GS, Clerk,
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wfthin The laa twenty yssrs, anl IL numeroos =.
lorta.t sargion olsr.fions psrforned hy pr, Johs.
and ssSn Sslsrs the public. Sssis.s his sssncas =
sient guarantee - ths a0ictsd
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HELHBOLDB oINUINl PRIPARArIOHs.
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understanding that His Majesty desires free
conversation with Mr.. Curtin about Nebraska
and those bisons, and Generals Sheridan and
Custer, and Buffalo Bill, and Spotted Tail and
his Indians.
At all events we shall stake the peace
diplomacy Of Sheridan and Spotted Tail with
the Grand Duke against all the bellicose
diplomatic notes that have passed, or that are
likely to pass, between Mr.. Fish and Prince
Gortschakoff on the Catacazy bagatelle and
upon the opinion that Sheridan, the Grand
Duke and Spotted Tail have settled the busi-
ness. After all the rare enjoyments Of this
magnificent buffalo hunt we hold that Bos
Ansericanus wins the day, and that while the
Grand Duke and his father retain their
memory of this raid among the bisons OF
Nebraska, whatever may be done with Fish,
Gortschakoff and Catacazy, there will be no
war between Russia and the United States.
Moral-Gener Sheridan is better diplomat
than Mr. Fish, on General Grants great idea,
'Let US have peace"
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STORM, FLOODS AND FIRE IN THE SANDWICH
fsLANDs.-HRRALD special advices from the
Hawaiian Islands, dated in Honolulu on the
9th Of December, have reached us by way of
San Francisco and telegraph overland. The
people of the islands suffered from q very Sc
we're, but not altogether unusual visitation. It
came in the shape Of a sweeping gale from the
south, the storm being followed by heavy rains
and food and preceded by farm fire. The
wahee and East Maui plantations lost their
threshing houses. The sugar cane was injured
to greater or less extent on all the planta-
lions. Trees were torn up and dwellings I'M
rooted on Kaui Island and portions of the
shattered houses carried out to sea. Heavy
rains and floods succeeded the gale Rice
belds were swamped and 'washed out :" but
20 far, our reporter had not heard Of any loss
bf life.