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The PRriiS of CHasliny


coy KILLED AND TWO OTHERS FATALLY IN
JURED-A TERRIBLE SCENE.
terrible accident happened in Binghamp-
ton, y. v, last Saturday night. bv which "A
young man, named Charles Williams was in
stantly killed, two others probably fatally in
Jured, and several receiving injuries of a more
or less serious nature. a large crowd of young
men and boys were coasting on the Oak street
hill, near the Water Cure, using a bo,,-sIed
upon which they piled promScnously. Two
large torches were placed in front on the sled
to warn people and teams of its approach as it
went at almost lightning speed down the Slip
perry descent. Several trips had been IN ide i'm
safety, and the sled, crowded with the hilarious
passengers, had been again started when a
team belonging TO Mr.. Con came along land had
Just commenced the ascent of the hill when the
torches warned him OF the approach of the
sled, which was about in the centre OF the hill.
The shouts OF the boys and glare of the torches
fTighted the horses, and they became so unman-
ageahle that Mr.. GOff could not turn them out
OF the road. The sled. then at the height OF its
velocity, could not be controlled. and went
crashing into the horses. Tie collision was
fearful. One horse was killed outright the
wagon badly wrecked and the sled dashed into
a hundred pieces The boys. horses and wreck
were all piled IN one confused mass, ans Young
Williams was found at the bottom of il all dead
JOEn Nesler, aged twelve years, was taken out
lnsensihie, and another boy was found to be Sc
rIOusly injured. Four others received cuts and
bruises. The dead and injured were taken into
house near by, and Drs. o. V. Thayer and las
Bowks summoned, who rendered ali aid in their
power.
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A l. f Y A y ID r | 4 .

NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL HOCsE.-Mr. Joseph
Hopkins, member of the common council from
the second ward, has prepared plans for new
public school house to be erected on the court
house lot, corner of Columbus and Princess
streets. for the boys of the third and fourth
wards. The proposed building will be of brick
two stories high, thirty two feet front by sixty
eight feet i'll depth. and surmOuntcd with bel
fry. The front will be plaster finished, and
when completed will be an ornament to the par
OF the city in which it is located.
RIVER NEws.-Tne northwest wind of last
night and this morning cleared the river Of ice
and navigation to-day has been unrestricted
The steamers City of Washington and wawaset
at O'Clock this morning commenced making
hourly trips on the Washington ferry line. The
steamer Arrow resumed her trips TO Mount Yer
hon this eyening.-Ga=stte. last crening.
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CT L Y TIE NJ s.

BoYs come and see the solid silver watches
warranted for two years, for SO, at Princes
Bazaar 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
TO ONE AND ALL-Are you suffering from a
Cough, Cold, Asthma, bronchitis, or any OF the
various Pulmonary troubles that so often ter
inmate in Consumption? If 80, use 'IIIibor'S
Pure Cod Lirer OIL and lime" a safe and eff
but is regularly prescribed by the medical
faculty. Manufactured by A. B. Wilbpr
Chemist, No. lG6 Court street, BJston. Sold by
all druggists. co
COuGHs AND CoLDs.-Those who are suffering
from Coughs, Colds, HOrseness. Sore Throat,
&c., should try ''BrO'cn'S Bronchial Troches." co
CONE AND SEE the bargains at Princes Pa
zaar. Ii you don't see that he offers induce
ments don't purchase.
NJ. II. PRINCE has decided till the first of
March to sell off the various goods he has at
cost, as he anticipates making a change.
For CoRNs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowing
Nails, &c, visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. 535 l5ti
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. I North Charles street, Baltimore.
TEE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also.
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips at
Hamilton < Pearson's, No. 4, YM G. A. BuiId-
ing, 9th and ID streets.
] WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost; all
other goods at cost. l mean what / advertise
Come, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1906 Penn. avenue.
RoGER's and other cutlery at great bargains
for the next 60 days, at Princes Bazaar, IoO6
Pennsylvania avenue.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler. near 4 j street
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SNUG oPFICR-The Indian viceroyalty il
the highest Office which can he held by British
subject. The salary OF one hundred and tYsIx
ty-nye thousand dollars per aUrum Is at Mssc
doubled by extra allowances and grants The
office is usually held for six years during which
time its occupant is expected Il have re allied a
large fortune, besides literally living en- Prtn.e
1t is very probable that Lord MayOs widow will
receive large pension from the crown, with an
English peerage, 10 descend on her death TO her
eldert son, now Earl OF Mayo, who was twenty
last ,1ulV.
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-EsERTER DEsERTED.-A married woman
and Young man elOped from jersey City recent
ly, and led 10 Railway, where they put mp at a
hotel. The deserted Jersey husband, hearing
Of his wife's whereabouts, followed her and led
her back to her fathers house, with the request
tn take care Of her now, as he didn't think he
would live with her any longer"
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AN OHIO TOWN has a Ladies Protective
Society" Ohiect-tO discover and reveal to
each other (but not TO outsiders-this they take
their oath not to do any immoralities OF charac-
ter among their young masculine acquaintance
and by united effort Danish from respectable
society such young men as are discovered not to
lie yirtuous. Should not sauce for the goose be
sauce for the gander?-they ask.
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TWELVE MILES IN HIS SrOCKJNGs-Wiiilam
III. Riley. of Omaha. reached that city one day
last week, from the Big Divide, twenty mites
distant, having made the trip in his stocking
feet over the snow. He saws that he Is the only
survivor of a party OF seven who went ont 10 the
Republican river in the fall. He left two COM
panons by the wavside on his terrible march.
He had been compelled 10 cut of his boats %
keen his feet from free zing.
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a FEMALE CITY PHYsICIAN.-MissS 8. j. VIII
liams was elected on Monday city physician by
the common council of Springfield, Mass. The
office is usually held by young medical men,
who only retain it for year or two, regarding
il as a stepping stone in their practice. A ma
jority OF the patients treated are women and
children, and their diseases are such as Miss
Williams has much skill in treating. She is a
graduate OF Mount HolyOke Seminary, Of the
class of 1868, and has since studied at the Wo-
mans Medical College, Philadelphia, and at
two of the hospitals in that city, and was one OF
the lady students who were so ill-treated by the
Philadelphia students and medical faculty two
years ago. The Republican says: "The families
in which she has practiced here have great con-
fdence in her, and there seems to be no reason
why she should not do a part, at least, of the
pay"
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ACTION FOR ISLANDER Damages Claimed
SIC 0Uo.-TO-day, in the Circuit Court. (.Judg,.
Macarthur the case OF j. r. and Margaret
Burke against Allison NailOr and wife was
taken up essrs. Darlington and Darlington
fer plaintiff, and Cook and time for defence
The plaintiff charges that on the cath OF Octo-
Der, 1870, the wife OF defendant spoke Of aud
concerning Margaret Burke. that she had
lured, stayed and cOhabited with Allison Major:
kept - house for A. y. and his -; had
bearded him and his Irish -; that she was All
Irish -; that she was an across the-ocean
bastard" Damages are laid at $1,000. The
defence is that the language quoted was not
nscd, and that what was said was at the time
when she discovered that Mrs. l. had been L;:r-
boring her husband.
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SEWING MACHINES.
PROPOSALS:
70 uHTRsCToRS TOR LAYING WATER
MAINS
OFFicr ~ WAsHINGro~ A1rtrrcr.R

tFFfcf pF " ABINGDON A1Th fIFcr q
WAsHTN.ToN. u. e, February -. IVA
signed until y O'Clock m. ON rHF llrH nav uF
RI u. IL ?, at the olce u the MashinEtBn Aaue
cHct, Tor the lay Ing, m the city e Washington, uf
one and ne-quarter millions tm OF less ct
pounds Il ~ inch sud ~ inch cast iron water pip :,
special CASTINGS ard stop cocks.
No proposals for laying pipes and special castings
Will Ice received except ia the printed forms. which,
sired information, can be bad on application w per
son or by letter 20 a. v. BABCoCk,
MAJOR ~ Engineers. O. :. A. , Chief Engineer wash
ington Aaueduct. f@hil l0t
DROPOsAIS FOR PRESEENTNts WOODEN
PAVEMENT BLOCKS.
BoARp PUBLIC woRKs. DISTRICT OF CorUpnra. 1
NhsW S6TON. February .. I-7.. ,
Senied proposals will be received ~ this nfcn M
~ MONDAY, February ~, for the PreserN tng &
wooden Pavement Blocks by any or alt of ~ dit
rent methods used for the treatment a wosf Tho
amount required 10 be treated will probably exceed
two hundred and ffty Thousand square yards
bach bidder will file with his hid a capy IL H.
sr"clhcatons and patent, u IL Dc pafrtf prosc-s
or fuii description OF the method 10 treatment IN
Ger M hid; also, the quantity Ter month he can
Tor treating. All lumber treated will Le subert "a
arifd ins peetion at the works by sworn insr,e n
Bidders will state AZ what place their works wil
Dc erecttd aud The treating done The pre,,.r,r,-.
,an ether things being egusD will b. given t. tna
bidders who Will treat the wood within the limits II
the District Of Columbia.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any and AT
tlds, ana the efficiency Of the methad well a. the
Iflce VIII be Considered in awarding the CONTRACT
49, ALkA. Il. sHEpHERD,
iiofo Vice President
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FRESH kEADtSs--From j. Shillino.op T
=. fGker and D. l. kervand we have Ssj.,,',
La9y's Book Tor March; also from PsrIer q . 5
have D,ROrsst's hoRthiy for March, and Hor..~,
weekly for February "a PEI $
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fREScH Gilt Cable Chains Loekets, Hoop
al kirgs 70 match, for evening wear, splendid
~ received at Prigg's JeSelry Store, No
s9res,s 'AhiA avenue, between Az and 9th
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CLOSING OUT OF THE GREAT ENGLISH Book
SAIE-Our readers are reminded that MeSsrs.
Lstimer & Cleary, auctioneers, commence this
evening, at : O'Clock. the closing out sale of
English books, at Hoods Marble Building
Many Of the most valuable books OF the col
ton are yet 10 be sold Catalogue now ready.
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@Black silk and muslin aprons have come
in fashion again.
81 Pious citizens of Columbus, Ca, lay
wagers on the number OF people in church.
spwhen man has ''no mind Of his own" his
wife generally gives him piece OF hers.
R9-Mr. Miller, a reckless Annap0litan, has
brought suit against his mother-in-law.
DBuflalo Bin has been engaged to appear at
the New York Bowery in scalpiBg and other
thrilling acts.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

DHELP Il SOLOMONS'
LIST OF
NEW BOOKS.
Thomas on the Diseases Of Women So
Poor Miss Finch. 81.
The To mlrrow If Death. 81 IS
y he Little MOorlaDd Princess. By the author of
." The Old Nam selle Secret 81 IS
Eead Men, Slices. By J. II. HaIGeman So
Lncreiius on tie Nature # Things. Translated
by Charles Fred rick Johnson. S2G.
The Infinite and the Finite. By Theophilus Par
sons. 81.
Radical Problems. ByCA. BartoI. So
The illuminating Of Modern Society. BY Rev T.
Dewitt Talmsge. 6 50.
Schellen 8 Spectrum Analysis Sl2
Loltaire. b. John Morley. So 30.
Bits Of Travel. BY II. III. 81 TO-
. q udeamus. Translated by Charles G.. Leland.
$40. -
Mscdonsld's" Wilfred Cunbermede.r SI75
Hayes LAID of DesuIat0n. Sl.!n
And all the Books recently published.
FRENCH BOOKS.
Comprising the best Novels of the prominent French
auih ors.
PHILIP Il SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
febl4 GIL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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TIE FATAL NALENTINE-Hdre We a LHcrS'ic
RoTsic -tHcHg This morning, about 10
O'Clock, a cOlored woman named Amelia Davis,
living in Jackson Hall alley, between 81 and
! and T. streets and Pennsylvania avenue.
while engaged at ironing had a valentine
brought 10 her, and on opening the envelope
fell a. the floor and expired. The valentine was
a comic one, and inside was some spttle. OF
Ger So! an was notified, and sent for DIR. Pot
ter, the coroner. The deceased was raising an
orphan child. and the valentine contained the
words ''cruei treatment OF adopted child
Dr. Potter. after the staten OF her friends,
decided that she died OF heart disease, and that
an Inquest was unnecessary.
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-Gen-
temon who left Annapolis by rail on Saturday
morning last. at O'Clock, reached the terminus
OF the Baltimore and Potomac road, 2k miles
from pper Marlboro, at II O'Clock. The trains
were detained at Patuxent bridge to take in
gravel TO ballast the road We were with the
party, and all enjoyed the ride. The opening
up OF the rich forest lands seemed as il by
magic, and everything welcomed the coming of
this village will be Completed early next week
large freight ear ~ with the train and ner-
chandise is already being forwarded. We saw
few hogsheads OF tobacco on the up train last
wCek.-NdTlJOro' Gazette, ia.
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PARTISAN BDDITIES.-The Paris correspond
eht vi The Baltimore Gazette sends that paper
the following "Frenchy" items:
there have been two curious suicides: one a
banker, who starved himself to death on his
money bags; the other, a mason, who hanged
himself; the alleged cause in both cases being
that they had scolded their wives
There is 4 female tight rope performer. who
is astonishing the natives. She operates on the
rope without balancing pole, and plays with
four lighted lanterns as a iuggler with as many
L-ns.
In Pere Lachaise cemetery there is a flcnu
ment in the form OF a ''tear," erected by hus-
hand to his wife, with the inscription, ''Judae
by that how loved her."
Horse f. esh has risen four sous pound. 1t will
soon be as great a luxury as beef.
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SEE advertisement Catholic Mirror" Bros
LSn's.l
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr: Georgetown.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO. LARGE Gilt
FRAME MIRROR, WAGNUf PARJUR 81 1T.
RoSEWuUD AMI WALNUT MARBLE TOP
CHAMBER SUITS. sc &C AT AUUII I'm
on I'll ESpAN NnRSISG. February
HG72 10th. Al I 0 O'Clock. | wal ST At the re,i
ut ~ 'dencs Of gentleman d.cli inc n ,useke-p-
ing. at No. 20 Gay street, between Congress AMI
Washington sweets. an eI"gan' ss,rtment If d
hold fui nItuTe. We meme in part:
L CANT Rosewood Upright ChCkering Piano.
LARGE Gilt Frame Miro. Siab and Bracket.
Walnut P.T lor Suit in plu~h, - iCcss.
Essy ard Rece ntiOn Ch airs and JourGa.
Rosewood aud Walnut - aTble top TshiNs.
walnut Book C-se. Hall Sui ard Wardrobe.
Elegant v alnut Marble top Sideboard.
Walnut Extension Table and Dining Chairs,
Brussels and hree- ply Car pets and Oilclpth.
Rosewood and Walnut Msrbe-top Chamber Suits.
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds and Pilidws,
Choice EngTay iugs, China and Glassware.
Cooking aud other Stoves.
Aud many articles too numerous tomentiOn.
Terms cash.
f2-d THOMAS BOWLING. AuCt.
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BECOMING AMERICANIZED.-During the Chi
nese New Year the Cinnamon at North Adams
are not at work, but are spending their time in
visiting their friends, and having pictures made
to send home. They have improve ed very much
in their personal appearance and habits during
the past year. A large proportion Of them have
assumed the American style of dress, and in
many ways have bettered their condition Three
fouTths OF them attend Sabbath school regular
ly, and have acquired considerable knowledS.
of the English language, most OF them being
able to read and write, and they will TO- DAY com
pare favorably with the most OF the foreign pop
ulation who come here ignorant of our language.
1t is said that fifty more will be brought to
North Adams in the spring.
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WELLINGTON.
~ BOOKSELLER, STA TONER
And News Agent, corner of "A street and Pa ave
LIST OF NEW BOOKS:
THE SYLVESTERS; OR, THE OUTCASTS
Price rs CENTS
- LORD BAkTAM;a satire by the author Of Ginx 8
Baby. Price Is cents
THE AMERICAN BARON; novel by James De
BLADE Q, GRASS; by Farjeon. Price Is cents
Price 81 20. ~ S W AA0ii'
HIGHER LAW; a romance Price sI75
Leland Price So 50.
HentZ. Price 81 50.
FAIR Te SEE; q novel; PRICE = cents.
to T11r rCSqmmayce; by Mphlbach; Price 81.
:, The Christmas number Of London illustrated
news, with beautiful Chrome Picture. Price 60 cts
All the new Magazines and Fashion Books for
February received Blank Books, Pass Books
Memorandnm Books, Workmans Time Books ia
bers Pencils, Gllettis Pens and Stationery OF every
description. Pure Linen Round Cornered Club
House Playing Cards, Wholesale at the very lowest
Prices. jan2O-f
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SHOCKING TREATMENT OF LUNATrcs-Con-
SIDERABLE excitement has been caused in Bel
gum by some disclosures recently made of the
treatment to which the inmates of a lunatic
asylum at Evere, near Brussels, have been sub
lected. Upon the authorities Unexpectedly pay
ing the establishment a visit some time ago
they found that the pate hts were badly fed, iii
Clothed, and suffering from cold. Two had had
their feet frozen, amputatiOn was resOrted to-
and death followed. On the register of the asy-
inm, however, it was merely stated that they
ded from illaess. The government gave or
ders that the place should be closed. Before
the order was executed, a patient, who, al
though insane, had been made wartisr
killed one of the lunatics confined In the
establishment, and severely injured another
Since then another patient, an old man of
eighty, who had previously been overlooked
has been discovered in a hidden cell i'm a terri
BILE state of neglect. His feet had also been
frozen, and had been amputated. 1t was to
prevent his true condition from becoming
known that lie was carefully secreted in this
cell, the existence of which was-known to ONLY
one warder. The Brussels correspondent of the
Paris Temps, who gives An account of these
shocking occurrences, says that the unfortunate
Ola man Is a FIenchman, formerly in business
In Paris; that he speaks English, Italian and
Spanish, and his name is TheriZOd
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The CoLoRED SCHOOL TRUSTEES mot last
1lGht. The resignation OF Laura Barney was
Withdrawn. and leave asked until March first,
ana her request was granted. Applications for
the position OF teacher from Miss Hawkins,
Miss Pope. Hiss ClOakley, and Mary ASHER,
were referred. petition was presented from
the trustees of the Lincoln mission night-ScLOni
asking for an increase OF pay; laid over. On
motion of MIR. King, the modification for inn
proving the heating of Stevens school building
suggested by Adolf Cluss, ESD, was approx
ed. MIR. Searles was directed to have the new
school building, on 18th and ID streets northeast
painted i'll the style suggested by him. Thc
thanks of the board were rendered 20 Hon. y.
Il. Chapman for his efforts in behalf of educa-
ton in the District of Columbia. Mr.. King pre-
scented bills To the amount OF 81 3Gi.4S which
were approved and ordered to be paid The SUI
peTintendent submitted his report for January
showing the number of pupils on the rolls at the
last OF the month to he ,j53. Increase tor the
month. l01. Number OF cases or corporal pun
lshment, rs; increase for the month. 7G. Num-
Der OF pupils dismissed, l.. Number of pupils
suspended. 50.
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~ W II. ROBINSON. F.v. ROBINSON

ROBINSON & BOTHER
MiCHiNISTS AND ENGINEERS
no. GA " attr Street, between High and Congress
teOT.-t wn, II. G.
Engines, mill WORK oad Ma hinery Of all de scrin
tons made to order. Prompt attention Civ. n TO re-
pairing al the most reasonable terms. ianI3 Inn
SPEClAL koTICE.-PAPER HANGIgG-Per
TuBMAN :, l42 Bridge street. Ce0rgetown To- 70;
WALL PAPER and have PAPER hanging
done All work W u be promptly executed in any
part OF ashingtOn Georgetown, and satisF.c-jns
snra,I snteed Partis ulsr attention paid to UPHoB
SIEhh NOkh. se2o-6Fp
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j WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost; all
other goods at cost. 1 mean what / advertise
Come, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1905 Penn. avenue.
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MAGAZINES FOR lS.2
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
EDINBURGH REVIEW
BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW
WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
BLACKWCO MAGAZINE
Trims Per AnRhm Ore Review, 81; Two Re
We VS., 81; Three Reviews, $40; Fur Reviews Sl2:
Blackwood and Three Reviews, Sl3; BIackwood and
-Four Reviews, SIS. -N
RICHARD B: MOHUN & CO., Agents.
1ebl0-u l0la PepDsy iyania avenue
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* "-piSNloNl.
TRUSTFEs'sALF OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE H0kTlIN EST CORN ER
OF BRIDGE AND CONGRESS SIS, GEORGE
IA BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated January
e"E 18th. ISL, recorded in Liber go. folio 20. ~
Z and y direction 81 the h lder If the notes
cured thereby. i'll sell at public auC iau. pu
pre- misgs, on 7 JESpA al 20s day Of Februsry.
1872. st coch p. m, al that piece parcel 4
liza, b. gI'ing for the at IA northwest corner
of Bridge and tongr--s streets AMI running thence
west - feet The nsrth III Of Bridge street al nee
uCr,h and parallel with CBgErasS street l4u fsa:
thence east - feet The. .su;h on the west line cf
Congress str p- Il0 iet - ih- leznnirz, impr,vt
by atTlcF binding. &c uc'ei asa gFat cry: @uhatt
cent inter, Il cue II, m December as.h, $50
Terms al "a z: One. nit1 cash tAi nee In and y
months With ~ per cent interest, secured by notes
ara ed 90 rust on the properly. y 80 down when
at ulChasrTs cost. II the terms al sale Ar. uaf
compiled V! vi hin fye ts Fl, IN tfe day Of sale
the usters reserve The right 20 resell the property
at the risk aud - If the d-fru.tiug purchased
7 4 DARNEILLk.t T--,-,.-
L. p. hodge,. Trustees.
feo'0 id THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
OLDEST AND LARGEST DYeING AND
US CURING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE DIS
IkioTIEsiatL SHE'D 1854: ghest premium award
ed by the metropolitan Mechanics Institute, IS57
LADIES Dresses, Shaws, ClCaks, &C &c, cleaned
IN the host na her; IL desired. without rinping
reiNets, FGrs, Is id Boots, SLIPPERS and Kid Stoves
from to p hCurs. Dress Goods, shawlS, SscIuss
htons, Pluni.s. Md Gloves, &C, Sc Gent :
'lO"ks, Goats, Pants. AMI Vests dyed in thu best
manner Guaranteed To be the best place in the
District f"r the cleaning 81 Gentlemen s CIotning
everything sppertsiRing to the business promptly
attended to. Gu1- received and returned D. eN nrss
Post Office Bow i. WHEArLEY' Pro issde,I;