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YOUNa.AND RISING GENERA9.c !,

fhs Vssetative powers OF life 40 strong. Dot in
~ years how often the pallid hue, the lack lustrt
eye and emanciatea form, and tie impossiSility Of
application to meatsl effort show their baseful in.
fuenee. 1t soon becomes evidsnt to the observer
that some depressing influence Ia checking the de-
velopment Of the body. Consamp tion IL talked of,
and perhaps tie youth is removed from school and
into the country. This 10 one of tho worst move
msnts. Removed from ordinary diversions of the
everchangiAs scenes Of the city, the powers OF the
body, too mach enfeebled 10 give zest to heathful
and rural exercise, thoughts are tarped inwardls
upon themselves.
If thu patient be q female the approach of the
mensss Is looked for with anxiety - the first srmp
tom in which nature is to show her saving pove in
diasing the circulation and visiting the check with
the bloom of health. Alas increase Of annette ha.
grown by what 1t fed The energies of the system
are FRUSTRATED, snd the whole economy u deraneed
The beautiful and wonderful period in which BODY
and mind undergo SO fascinating Q change from hld
to woman, ia looked for In vain The parents hear,
bleSds in anxiety. and hncies tho gave ut xs.iu,
fer its victim.
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pY GREEN h WILLIAMS Auctioneers,
II Northwest corner 10Th and d streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF 50 ACRES OF LAND
MAR UNIQNTNWN n "

Iht STEE SALE VI o. ACKES OF LAND
NEAR UNIONTOwN, d. G.
- BY virtue of deed Ct trust to me from George
W. Duvsli, recorded in Lher X. NJ H., No 25,
folio As, ct SEQ. of the land records of the Dis
tIict of Columbia. will sell. at public auction, on
the premises. on MONDAY, the 9TH of February A
r. )S2, at O'Clock m 90 acres of land more or
less, belonging to TIE laid George w. Davall, near
Uhiontown. II. a.. adjoining the lands Of the late
Benjamin p. Smith and one Goodrich. it being the
same land conveyed by John Fox to said Duva all by
deed dated October 18th, 1856
1erms: One I. urth cash; balance at 6, IL and Is
months for which the notes of the purcha bear-
ing interest from the day Of sale and secured by
deed of trust, will DE taken deposit OF 100 will
be required at the time of sale All conveyan, ing
and stamps at the cost of the purchasar
VIM. +. MATrINGLY. Trustee
Jsn12 Goods GREEN K WILLIAMS, AuCts
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AUCTION SALES.
FV'YURE nAYR
DY 1ATIMER d CLEARY, Auctoneers,
ID Star 0fSce Buildings,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue md nth stres(

vALEABLE IMPReyED READ ESTATE ON
THk ISLAND AT PUBLIC AUOrI m, /,
E: D. ls72, at O'Clock D. m, We win sell At ab-
s6s!c Auction, in front Of the premises, Part Of
feet and 10 inches on q street soash, between 1th
and Nl streets west, and running back, By, THAI
sistins Of . two stery Frame DwEtLiNG.
And q the sane time and place, we viii ssil mart
tsst inches or said G street south, between 7th
and sth streets west, and running back, b. that
width IS feet inches.
TeFns of sale :-One-third cash; balance In. six
ard twelve months from day Of sale, With interest
the deferred be seeuFei by the notes al
the purchaser And deed Of trsst upon the property
sSld. 4 deposits Of $50 will be req uired on each
piece Of properly when sold. All stamps and con
vey aelces at the purchasers ex pAnse
II. 3. WHITE.
II GBNE ARUN,
VIM. r. MATTiNihY,
Assignees for Jas. q. Eaylor
f. iSn9-dts LAT1MER q. CLEARY. Ancts.
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AUCTION SALES.
by VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctionee,s.
- ORIGINAL Horse and Carrfase Bazaar,
No. % La ave bet 9sh and 10 streets.

RYwM. L. WALL q CO., Aucrioneers.
- Original Horse and Csrria.e B-zsar,
No. 90 La. ave. bet. ssh and 10 streets.
ExEggToRs SALE OF Hossx. WAGON AND
hhAAkNhss0 OF EkANCis MELHoRNsAr OUR
- S GEasr q he = Hcn + Orphans, Court; on
"a nj. c, mmepcins 1t 10 clock, We win sell:
By order Of J. W. DEENHR, Executor,
Ii W. l.. WALL CO., >uc,s.
pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Northwest corner 10Th and streets.
ONE ExCELLENT ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
AND STOOL, Craven: Bacon Go makersD
isfI inf sGaf ST f NIB
shsih lTs sR rskx Err PLATE
NtT MHRsEK TOP cHAM BfSk s s. FOUR T
I'll s.A SSis sssR %!sR gss
faEf sskE sxXrssMsiSSssH Il sERs.
I1nksEs s' n Gss sEP s REP am
hEGR AND E G64Tos k4TSSLkENT HAIa
pkk EEkI sRFEkIJR
fEIS;, TWENTY I6zsS s%a ftHsis xS6
sTGfFs s SHI SsE s TAfH
On SATURDAY MORNING, at 10
w ~ srooms northwest corner 10th and n streets,
shall sell the above described Furniture.
1t GKEES WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Try WILLIAM L. WALL co, Auc,ioneers,
ID Origin-l Horse and Carriage b zasr,
No sc Louisiana avenue, bet 9Th and 10th streets.
FINE DROVE HORSvS JUST ARRIVED FROM
OHIO, PkIyATE STOCK, CAkRIAG ES, HAIR
- On SATURDAY MORNING. January
SN13Ih, cOmm"ncirg at 10 O'Clock, will
NN sell, at ou Bazsar,
SO HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES,
vi ull he .rfpHsc M fp. pnp6
HUrses, all of which ~ill be warranted as req
resented by the aucti0neer.
One Pair Fancy Spotted Horses. 6 years old, l5H
bands high, warranted sound and well broke to
harness
One Bay Colt, years old. Is hands high. weighs
200 pounds, warranted sound, perf-c. ly green
can show 31s minute gait, promises to be very
fast.
One sorrel Colt, years old. (thoroughbredb war
Isnted sound, to he sold account of whom it
may CONCERN. (Can be seen at Cook Keat
BY ORDER OF THE O. s. MARSHAL.
One Brown Stallion. Sulky aud Harness.
BY ORDER OF THE COURT
One Horse, Grocery Wagon and Harness.
Also,
number Of Horses, of which q full description
will be Civ en- at time of sale.
To cover advances and nay charges a number of
BuRges, Express Wagons, Park Phaetons,
Ambuances, Harness, &c, &c.
1t WIN. L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.
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HELMBOLDiS
EXTRACT BUCHU

FOB WEAKNESS ARISING FROM ExCEssRs
Oh EARLY INDIsCRETION,
attended with the following symptoms. Ind;snosi
tion to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss Memoir
Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness, Horror
Of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful
Horror of Death, Night swests, Cold Feet. Wake.
fulness, Dimness of Vision, Languor, Universal Las
situde Of the Muscular System, Often Enormous An
petite with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flu.b
ing Of the Body Dryness Of the Skim Pallid Counte
nance and Eruptions on the Face, Pain in the Back
Heaviness Of the Eyelds, Frequently Black Spot,
Flying before tho Eyes, with Temporary Suffusio,
and Loss Of Sight. Want of Attention, Great Mobili
ty, Residences, with Horror Of Society. Nothing
more desirable to such patients than Solitude, ana
nothing they more dread, for fear Of themselves nc
no repose of manner no earnestness, speculation
but . hurried transition from one question to
another.
THESE SYMPTOMS, III ALLOWED TO 40
ON-wHICH THIS MEDICINE INVARIABLY
REMOvES-SOON FOLLOW LOSS OF POWER
FAULTY AND EPlLEPTIO FITS. IN ONE OF
WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
During the superintendenee of DR.. Wilson q. IN.
BlOomingdals Asylum, this sad result occurred TO
two patients. Reason had for Q time left them and
both died Of epilepsy. They of both sexss And
about twenty years Of age.
Who say that these are not FREQ uently
followed BY those direful diseases, Insanity And
Consumption Tho records Of the Insane Asylum,,
and the melancholy deaths BY Consumption, bear
ample witness to the truth of these assertions. In
Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition
appears. The countenance 10 actually sodden and
quite destitute; neither mirth nor grief ever vista
it, Should sound Of the voice occur ii il rarely A.
ticulate.
"With woful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled."
While We regret the existence Of the above H.
eases and symptoms, We are prepared to offer an
valuable gift Of chemistry for the renovs OF the CON-
sequences.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES.
TRE srEAnER ARRow
WILL LEAVE
EPH1HS0N'S WHARF.
Boot Of Ssvssth strset.
{; 4 s:sHiss
Ss.s;.| { q 81
F. BE" n s::S11 cosre1 AND
On On sfssr December L the steamer LADY on
: s .stsi 81 SsS viS fl y
.ens Il. ss =
sSs p mso oennsetnS With the virenis sses%
fesSt from the above sit,e. fSe
=: p o. steamers leave New York ~ sSDAYS,
ridge is,sndIi., Va: J. G Wstrr., Gcorsetasa.
49,. nHSRsES JLxGEfT, aenl gent.
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL.
iSGTos AkbN GEosShTcwky.4 b. Ash
w Rsruar s ealing ssys from Pier No ., NORTH
shT rTlss; irYhiisds,gnis, every WEDNESDAY and
pY an, o. nfes ssest 9ec,seto.n, every MON
TUESDAY, and THUkspaY WIN A~Nur'A every
Freight received at any time
,hpPly 100 HYDE, SO Water street, George
Ss Spk ktkH Gd sau So .Iss.nS!
nue., Phiiadeiphise w. - 'O1'h delaware no, Aye
A KCMOR LINE STEAMERS
"A SAIL EFERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT
URDAY TO AND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
The steamers Of this fav Orte line are built en-
cited np IN ' s1s,s PASSENGER trade, and 8kk
modern in,provemen,s Calculated ~ to In insS
sure the safety comfort, COW snenoe Of pass.a
IN q, Pa s1k at,,s Psyeb!. IN C.rre.oy,
~ GLASGOW LiHHkBs9oL AND LONDON.
Ei,..s.n. SIS and PEEP sss. according to location.
dstinn. sefTIr dSksts' S occurring best
sending n the od SsnSsry can ras
spps sS irEs.
:ylssnS .ysnns, WILLIAMSON Co.. issy iltS
e.,0o., y .e1-ns.o9, y. Y. JAMS ly
MEROHANTS LINE or sTEAMsaIPs
Avn BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
dH.esesfter the Fine ste.mships =. O. KNIGHT and
s NJ! %t9f XIII xsis Rk
fsek from no. Ls r.st
GE9KGET3MN every FRIDAY at q. m, and
For fun information apply to r.. r. a. pENaAM.
Agent, Office and wharf foot Of Hiah street. George,
'y isIiii J.wrHonpso. $500.
SH2RTEssT AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH,
seventh street W Wharf t%ioe daily ishy
!sunSds"y p m. exceptedJ At q. m. andq D. m. o..
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RAILROADS.
o. III sS sEHs 1 1sb AS

III ALasAnA AND CHATTANOOGA Rama
=: ss:s Ms. 81: Il IL ::'S::: go:
~ n.., rHH sEesse.r AZ sAl LIZ fryn H@s-
80, ossinsssn. kioAnond, LynchbarQ ss1 0kasSsr
W. osh 70 nsrtdian, Moetls, New Obs. ysc11S1.
equipment perfect
Pullmse Palace Deg snl sseevsns Oar ere % q
mn we thu route fro. Lyschbars % Hobiis =
purchase Tickets via the Alabama ara (yhssa>.
eooga na,lrced. end sscars The ouiok 81 tirs -
The attention q Frstehs sAappsrs 10 o~s,~d n -.
route - oner the adv antascs Of sDecSy trSnst -
low o. by any other route s
A.rk .hiI freight. and preosre sfIs Of lsainG -
VILLAS kkAvI, Gessral Freight sna rssss
Agent, Chs,t.nooeH, Tenn:
nooea. Tenn. h 80
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by LATIMER 4 OLEARY. Auctloneers,
- Star Office Buildings,
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and llth street.
ONE EXCELLENT PARBOR GRAND PIANO.
f1KlE, PAkLOR SUITE, MIRRORS, MAR
BIZ TYP TABLES, MARBLE. TOP SIDE
AND PAINTED CHAMBER SETS, BUREAUS,
bEDSEADS, WARDROBES AND WASH
WINGS; HAIR AND HUsK MATTRESSES,
TRAILER lH BEDS, EGLSTERS AND Pill
AND GLASSWARE. BRUSSELS AND ThREE.
rLT CAEPETS, COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES, TWO SILVER MOUNTED SHOW.
CASES, &C.,AT AUCTION
On SAT, RDAY MORNING, JAN 9Th,
"3T1S12, at 10 O'Clock, in front Of our auct ton
'rooms, we shall sell an excellent assortment
OF Parlor Z nd Chamber Furniture.
Terms cash.
jllH LATIMER CLEARY, Auct,.
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RALTInoRk AhDoHle sAILnoA1

r,.u rw1ssisSgss, DcO~ussr =. ig
S Tass sfs sssTI. .Ss y: =. 2N
A'' "' nov F FSi 4 Bs ,ILiffs Sit
rtTs ssco S s.:fHs sgs.dsss Soc 80 so So
ron ALI wa! STATION.
1880 s; m, I;IS aud I:ssp. N a~
,i het tprnsips We, s,rs. .aessssrs Be.s.
49, St2 and so 10 80 a m, and 1915, soc
ssos stop. srn.soii. s S.-e,cs ' sas a.ls,
m. ':ss N. Oh sunday stop. q. During q.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ~ q. m and no D. m No trsf, n -
from Annapolis on SUNDAY.
sok BAITiNdRk
FSR " % tnf s GS i5s and 's',.
.''' AL Fans s9s 81 80 f iii We
% .nS s; sSo .Ss ssH.Gtda, and
On ssa,uEasy 2, As sIa Iass.m.
sss r sse: IHS S.''l.o''
Rely y ssS .Is % Vii
Threash tickets q the West can be nsd n sAs
Washington station Ticket Once ct eli hours in o
y. Ne. Ic5s, Philadelphia. and BO.so. -. -.
In m,,o ne.s.r oi Tr.n-pos,sis...
GEO. 5, ko6STS Cent AZ ass w. Washington. Nh
T,HROsGA LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
rHILADELPHIA AND NEW xo1H
Train, oe,vseS A wtsH June T. ioe-nooe.
. M 81 =; ss'j . NV T Tosak Ra
sk suaS. s' :. Soc; Soc 2. is.s
Aid 9:0o ..
Lssys sasy ss1os r sunday .t SOC m. rss
and $40 D. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York 81 200 D. m and b.ls6eS
phls at s:<O pm.
Sleeping care for New York on 3 o. m train only
Through tickets TO Phlads phis, New York a
Boston can be had ct the Station Once al horvs
Fer Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adyerti,ensus
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
bapons and the W est. J. l.. WILSON,
Master OF Trsnsp ortettoo.
IN. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEo. y. EOoNTZ, Agent. washingt,... ,NH
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TOMORROW.

10y W. l.. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers
II Orit inal Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. ~ Louisiana ave., bet. 9th and 10Th streets
PEReMPTORY SALE OF ONE SORREL
HORSE: Thoroughbred YEARS OLD. I5ls
hands high: broke to Harness warranted sou nj
~ On SATURDAY MORNING, January T,.
@NwilI be sold at orr Bazaar the above describ-
~ ed HORSE.
Can be seen at Cook h Keatings Stable, on 18th
street below the avenue.
i'll WIN l.. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
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Rf WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. 70 Louisiana av., between 9th and 10th sts
PEREMPT0RY SALE OF CARRIAGES, TOP
ANDNO-TOP BUGGIES, NEW AND SE(OND-
b PAEvR p CYPRESS WAGONS, APPLIANCES,
ADVANCES, Pay FORAGE. &C
a. On SATURDAY MORNING, January
@N13th, lo72, commencing at 10 clock, we
NAwill sell at our Bazaar "
new Leather Tall top Bugsies,
suitable for Ply.
new roney Phaetop, Basket Body,)
new Jersey Wagon.
Ambulapces,
Family Carriages,
] Hack,
] No-top Buggy,
] No top Express Wagon.
Is setts new Wagon and Cart Harness
we call special attention to parties wanting Ruo-
Rles wagons. &C., to the above sale S
NJ, parties having wagons storage
O'Clock day of sale, the stock viii be ptiy sold
jill VIM. l.. WALL 4 CO., Aucts
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kr LATIMER CLEARY Auctieueers
Star Once Buildings,
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvs nia ave and 1,th -
SALE BY CATALOGUE OF VALUABLE
On MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNEsDAv
EVENINGS, January the / 9Th, 18th and I1fb
!S.1, commencing q O'Clock puncsuaiiy, at our
suction rooms, we shall sell valuable Collection ri
M,,Seshiiisneous Books, many Of them rare and
m B..Parties unable to attend the sale can h.v.
their orders attcndedto By the auctionesrs
jams dads LATIMER OLEARY. Auct,
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S HILLINGIeN's LIST
NEW BOOKS.
Lord Bantam, new Book, by the author Of 0inx's
ba9y; prlce;..;...; so
Inc HoOsier Schoolmaster, q Novel, by Edwd.
Eggieston; Illustrated Observation-Disclosures. .25
Aunt Joe's Scrap Bag, by Miss Alcott..... ... LOO
Dlvlne Tragedy, Dy 90
Debatable Land by Robert Dale Owen. ......... LIS
Porter Life Of Charles Dickens. -............ 200
nunter ana T0m oy jacob Abbott. 80
Country Of the pwarfs, by Paul Du Ohaillee rs
TheirlW eddinR Journey by w Il. Howells, with
riresde science by James T. Nfcholas......... so
The Last Tours Ament, by TennysOn; illustrated 100
W1man's Worth and WOrthlessness, by Gail
Han,ilton 80
Bed Line Edition of the Poems of Bryant, Ten.
dyson, " hitler, and Longfelow. ................
Ny fonng Days; illustrated; by Paul Konewka. LIS
Black Peter, with Rhymes from the German;
illustrated; by Paul Konewka.................. Is
complete sets Of the Aldine for Isl l, price only
e20,a
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
d29 Corner ~ sire Penna ayenue
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CuriOsities of Animal Life.

'-TheIe can be no doubt" writes MIR. Darwin,
a. that dogs feel shame as distinct from fear,
too often for food. A great dog scorns the
snsrliDg Of little dog, and this may be called
magnanimty. Several Observers have stated
that monkeys certainly dsliked being laughed
at, and they sometimes invent imaginary Of
fences In the Geological Gardens 4 saw
baboon that always GIT into a furious rage when
Its keeper took out a letter or book and read IL
aloud To him, and his rage was 50 violent that,
aS witnessed on one occasion, he bit his own
leg until the blood flowed" All animals feel
wonder, and many exhibit curiosity, the latter.
quality afOrding opportunity for hunters, in
many parts of the world, TO decay the game into
their power. The faculty of imitation, so
strongly developed in man, especially in a bar
barOus state, is present in monkeys. A certain
bull terrier of our acquaintance, when he wishes
to go out OF the room, jumps al the handle of the
door and grasps il with his paws, although he
cannot himself turn the handle. Parrots also
reproduce with wonderful fidelity the tones OF
different speakers, and puppies reared by cats
have been known To lick their feet and wash their
Attention and memory also are present in the
bower animals, and il is impossible to deny that
the dreams of dogs and horses show the presence
OF imagination that certain sort OF reas On is
any man realises who sets traps. The young
are much more easily caught than the old, and
the adults gain caution by seeing the fate of
those which are caught. Tools also are used by
some of the higher apes. The chimpanzee uses
a stone to crack a nut resembling a walnut, and
the Abyssnian balloons fight troops of another
species, and roll down stones in the attack be-
tcre they finally close in a hand-tO-hand en-
to every dog with bone, to all birds with their
Eeets, and notably in the case of rocks. Nor
can a certain kind of language be denied to the
brutes- The dog communicates his feelings by
raise in his fellow dogs ideas similar to those
Passing in hrs own mind.-Efiuburgh RerisU.
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IRrsTEES SALEOy VALUABLE IMPROVED
Rial ESTATE ON sIH STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN ANn y STREETS NORTHWEST


81 s s4ssEF
TWEEN ANpQ STREETS NORTHWEST.
Liber No S. Of the f iaad if reecri
holders of The note secur thereby, will sell at
Publ suc,i.n, in front of the premises, N TUES
par, Of Lot 10 ii, n Square No ss! As the =;
for at the southeast corner Of said lot, ana
running thence north along the line Of sh street
an alley; thence south 20 eet 10 inch - thence east
"a ct inches to the point OF beginning, with the
ImproI ements, consisting Of nearly new two story
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
the ceietLed payments, in equal amounts, bearing
Il trust on the properly od or all eash az Sy the sd
chaser option saO down when the property is
'Od Stamps and =
ianl2 dads LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aaets
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Anctioneer,-
- No. lO0l, northwest corner 10th and streets.
1R RESpKEyE SALE OF yAI5ygAELEIMPR9vEg
sfnh hEEsSt f2EHH S1 #
"A BY virtue of deed of trust to tt e uuder-
i% signed, dgiy made and executed, bearing dste
hs ssS BIZ e ss e9an Sa.
fhlDA january 18th, A. ID. 1872, at 4 O'Clock n
m on TIE premises, all that certain piece, parcel or
LOT OF ground situate lying and being in the cjty of
washington, IN he district of Columbia, and known
and dstlnk uished on the ground pla plan of said
city as Lot numbered one, H. in q. Johnson's
recorded subdivision Of square numbered six hnn
cred and twenty six, (626,) with the improy ements
thereon, consisting OF two new two story Brick
Houses and one twostory Frame House and Stable
Terms cash, as prescribed in deed of trust One
hundred dollars OF the purchase money to be paid
down Immediately after the property is sold Stamps
and convey ancing at cost Of purchaser
~ the terms Of sale not fully complied with
within nve DAYS from the day VI sale the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property AT the rial
and cost Of the detaulting purchaser viz -''A
Hf ihf : : ffnoLXLEY' Trustees.
jan2d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
81 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED I'm
filfRIDAI next, he 18th day of January l3-2 At
tn, same time and place: By order of The Trustees.
jR GREEN WILLIAMS. Auc.s.
RY THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer,
u Sl9 7th street, opposite Post Office
PERFMPTORY SALE OF SKATING rOUJp
MkNTS AT WASHINGTON SKATING PARK
FOOT OF TWENTIETH STREET
On TUESDAY, January 10Th, ut 10 O clock a m
shall sell AZ the above place " my
me Magnesium Lantern.
stands OF Lanterns
} lot Shovel and Spades
lot Brooms.
Stoves, Dell. Chairs, Cocoa Mating &c
lsnlO-ts THO>. Z. wAGGAMAN, Auot
by LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Auct,oneer..
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE

VhLUZAbL Im fhVtEU PKVFFKTT IN THE
FIRST WARD AT AUCTION.
Ia On MONDAY the 18th instant, at o'clock
E p. Ia. we shall sell, in front of the premises,
@ALot No. ID. in square NUMBERED sixteen, ZIG, !
having 'front.' Of IA feet inches 18th street west,
near Pennsy vania avenue (opposi,e st. Stephen
CHURCH, and running back eighty eight 1881 feet to
two-stSry frame Dwelling. hoNse containing six
rooms, with side alley. and all the modern improve
ments, such as gas and water in the yard MAKING o
desirable private residence
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balance in ard u
months with notes bearing Interest from day GALE
and secured by deed of trust the property sold
An conve anSing and reye stamps at purchaser
cost. 500 will be required from the purchaser at
the time of sale.
janSd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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THE BALTIMORE POISONING CAsE.-After
the close of our report by telegraph of the
Wharton trial at Annapolis Yesterday, Gen.
George III. Steuart, Gen. Richard @. Drum,
Gen. DelOs Ii. Sacket, Mrs Cornelia Mayer,
Henry, L. II. Martin, DIR. Burton Randall, Ben
ismin Price, Col. Frank NJ. Etting, and Gen.
W. s. Hancock all testified "a to the good repu-
tation of the accused for amiability, humanity
and kindness.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
DHILP 4 SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
Oil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

DIARIES, BLANK BOOKS,
ENGRAVING, PRINTING,
BINDING, LITHOGRAPHING.
jana Oil PENNSYLVANJ AVENUE
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3lA NINTH STREET.

oe IS sU1r &C. 6es = :: :ps PC BE;
tsies o. 0olgnSia, holdins gIseteI fern, letter.
iass oss .o % Sobs ~
deceasea An leescns kavng claims ysinst the said
oceeoeo4 ere hereby WarQ61 % exh BIT the ssule
With The vouchers thersof % The Sscribsr on or
before The nth day q Decsbsr next: they nav 9TH
eembor, l01. y" ~
janl.WoWs FANNIE 4. UOrZHp
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RY LATIMER CLEARY. Auctionesrs
- Star Office Buildings
81 utbwest corner Pennsy ania and llth street
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RI ". L. WALL D co. ,Auctieneer,.
y Eey 4erbla Building,
Aoe. see and So3 Pennsyivsnia avenue.
vAAIV ynHI ! PIECE OF u PROVED PROPERTY
On HWkTA rexREET, BETWEEN 6rH AND
- on Thu RsDAY AFTERNOON, lamar,
II 18th, laa, at 4 O'Clock, win cell ut public
sanare 1S Of the ground plat Of 'hayiaa
fiSnt 81 p. "a sss On street running back the dep
,apr Hses eGn,ast o. good substantial two
private buyers It being Ia Of the best locst ons
Terms One third cash: balance In and 10 mo ash
for notes bearing interest and secured by 81 Of
trns, on the premisss: oonysyancing ,stamps, &C.,
soon AZ the property IL sold. ou
JESSE b. WILSON Trus,eos
JAMS tPat.l W, L. WALL & CO., Aus.
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LIVERY STABLES,

CONGRESS STABLES,
N Eis4,h st,sst, bs,,cees ID esd E.,
supply OF good Horses for sale every week ~
y.i-ly RICHARD Want, Proprietor,