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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06

POLICE COURT, FRIDAY-Justice. u. j.
White presiding. following cases were
disposed Of: @ 70 :
Lewis Washington (colored), charged with
breaking and entering the courthouse OF
James Stanley and stealing corn valued at
s, the property of the said Stanley. Sent
to the Hanover authorities. h
Joseph Atkins (coloreD, charged with
stealing seven pounds Of meat from Abram
Turner, was found guilty and sent to Jail for
twenty days.
Arnlstead Jackson (coIored), charged with
taking and carrying away one seine, valued
at 50, the property of j.. j. Morris. Con-
tinued until 10th instant. u
Charles Robinson, charged with being q
common thief and vagrant, having no visible
means of support, and having in his posses
sion box Of ink stolen from B.. w. Gillis,
was found guilty and sent to jail and chain
gang for ninety days. :, .,-.-....,, -. .
:. William Lane (colored), charged with
fighting in the msrket-house on the 1st in
staut, was required to give security, in the
sum of $50 for three months. "a. q.
Joseph 81. Shine (coiored(, charged with
assaulting and beating Pete !Thomsing.
Fined So. =. -, ...S .,,r.,. :
Anna Carter (coIoreD, charged with steal
ing three pieces of railroad iron, valued at
S1.5O, from the Tredesar Company, was dis
charged. -..l.t-.,-... :,..ss,lr ;,
William Richardson (colore6, charged
with having in his possession about thirty
pounds of cheese supposed to be stolen from
some person unknown. Committed to jail
for thirty days. -
John Conroy, charged with having in his
possession five plugs of tobacco supposed to
be stolen. Discharged, no evidence of its
being unlawfully held. !. ,.s,,,-i.
Abram Turner (coIored), charged with as
saulting aud heating Joseph Atkins, was dis
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MARY had little lamb .:s.
Its fleece WAS white as SHOW;
Her cruel father cut 1t of, %:
- And sold 1t welt, you know.

The weaver, then, he took It homo,
,'sh-5t!.s.o And washed out MI the dirt;
80 And then he .seve with his machine
,,i = A fine sferino Shirt; .f.t:@ ,-.,
which Is now for sale by =. B. SPENCE & Son.
! SALE CoNTINE ED'-~1lie Lniarsnais :
salel OF the stock soi. the Late firm Of WALSH, 4
READY, of the Southern Chrome Depot, s2, Main
street, wiz be continued to-day at 10 A, u.
JELLY CAKES o. ILL kinds and the best Pastry you
ever ate, cau be- had Of PszzIsI. 'e~'4 -.
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TO-PARTNERSHlP. - We, the under
~ signed, have this day formed co-partncrship
under the name and style Of BODEKER BROS.
ard shall conduct the DltUG AND APOTIIECARY
BUSINESS IN ALI. ITS BRANCHES at 1444
Main street corner above St Charles Hotel, where
we shall be pleased to see both old and new Gus
toners. A. BODEkER,
HENRY BODEkER.
y. B.-Thc services or Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. DADE are
retained III the new irn. ia l-lw
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND. ss.
!, CHaRLES u. WILLIAMS, notary public for the
city aforesaid In the State Of Virginia, do testify that
CHARLES D. HILL this day personally appeared
before me, in my said city, and made oath that
Messrs. q. OBER & SONS, OF the city Of Baltimore,
firm Of HILL & SilINkER, Of which the anlant Is
general partner. the sum of fifteen thousand dol
lars iSl5,o00), as special partners therein.
Given under my hand this lst day of January, 1872
[Siguedl CHARLES U. WILLIAMS, p.
IN l-t!lw&tl tlaw5w
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. I


MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY s, 1872. ).
sun rises. 71i Moon rises. 2=3S
Sun Ect,........... 4id High tide. l2.2s
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sEwtNG-MAC1IINEG.

A GROVER q BAKER sEWING-MA-
IN CTIIs;E. for a holiday present TO your wife.
your sister i1end or to make some poor tSdy in
dependent Of charity, would he present uscin, ID"
always remembered with gratitude.
&. & =. W..DARBY,Agents,
r. dc o. r-..,-.,-G. s7a~a- etl, 9M Broad streeG.
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METROPOLITAN HALL. .S-.-1,,
ar4l EVERY STaHTsTH!S WEERAED ON pa.

aIlYl EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEKAFD ON eA.
AZ: AFTfRN 0ON, or, which occasion ohil-
drcil win lie admitted Mt y cellts:
TRANSCENDEST DAZZLING, And .E1QUI.
I SITE ART TOUR OF EUROPE, s.,..
dii scenes numerous effects, brief lecture with song
and schiiteut. ~ .5 J.-3 ~ ~ s--... -
. :: In addition TO the entertainment, there VIII DO
given away each night '.-..' - ,,,,,,,,,r.
ONE HINUKLD VALUABLE PRESENTS.
TIC presents are on exhibition at Amboid's Mlst.
tle duy. ADMISSION: 2, cents reserved seats, -
.Crrt9. - I--- - y - -, -. 70 t.0eE
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LANES RIVER sTEAMBoATa J,
- NEW YORK ,SSSaSs SSsssSusssaa
RY LAND AND WATER.-New and popular nTDt-
class route to New York va james river and Chesa-
peake Bay to Baitinorc. and from nepce pSr ran 10
PbiladelEEil ard New York. =
= Fare 10 New York ~ <,
Z" Philadelphia. .-.........'...:...'y,,ss ~
" Baltimore. .......'...'. 0yo
. ,atr N0FIULk.
tickets sold and baggage checked through 1t Garoer
4 Co.'s Express No. s26 Main street, and on board
The above varied route cou,lnends Itself especially
IN tourists AID ple,sure-seekers enabling them 70
PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP End see otEer
poimts OF interest on JAMES ,kINER BI D:As 4;
LIGHT. L. B. al SM, c ,t Senet.f. in,, LnSSs d
Office, Ninth and Main streets, and at Kockslts.
no ls-3m -------------------
TOR NORFOLK, p OR L S-sII
I MOUTH, AND DWAY-LA.NDLNGss "a. ss.s;- = = =
on JAMES RiYER.-The elegant steamer IALi. =.
SaDE, Captvin NELSON, will leave her MnarI lat
powhatsn Stsambos! c0RpanE Con- psRpa oeloeE
A. M Freight received every day from ast % nr.
nsia q. d % Apply | 10 captain Or ,,r 80,
8 #rt.E.-
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InsyIDEND,NoFICES:

- UNION BANK or RICHNoSMf
fss -aafs'i ~ RIcIIMoSp, peceIpoer7 -, lsTL
.TyHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. OF TILE
e UNION BANK or RICHMOND has tdeeis!ea
ers on and after the ID Of january. lS7e:
de 3e-lot JAMES MiLLER, casnies.
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pAliiES

. go. y,oyl,A 81? pi Washington Pa
90 Espri. :. % tTiOt .slo GO
g. I.gt,.uc !. 90 Baltimore SGn...... 90
- -, n-uu- Baltimore Amcri-
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INITIALS.
Re.l Estate Company; American Consult; A. B:
Commonwealth Blnk: s3 Main street; Nothcn
Bank; Consul France; A. Z; ; Tree Tarino Town
l.. H.: Y. Y. T.: james River Insurance Company !:
A. NJ. B.; General Superintendent c. & r. & +. ".
r. X; Secretary Stonewall Councils; Equality Life
Insurance Company; Lester Sewlng-Machlnc Com
pany. ..,......
--e.,l I. VESSELS.
j. Acopp schooner Roswell; G.. Bevill, schooner
Ida; Carter Summer, bark Sarp; j. Mclonald, bark
Atlanta: Evans Even. bark Resource; VIM. Mason,
schooner Is. T. Briggs; ". Phillips, schooner Mount
Bethel G: X. Phillips, Anna Z. Moore; &. l. Steel
man, NJ. Mcdonnell. .,.
F.. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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,C-o NOW Is THE 1872.
it' TIME TO
SUBSCRIBE FoR TUE YEAR
1872.

- NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE FUB
,s,,rp IN TIE WORLD SENT 10
>vHSJE!BEES IN ANY fAhi
~ TIE COUNTRY Al
LOW RATES
Ei
rLLYsON & TAYLOR.
>-r-renE,E EES AND BOOKSELLERS
illH MAIN STREET.
,.I,XT To plSrATCu BUILDING,
RICHMOND. VA
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EOR NEW YO RK.-Yirginia1 1sSSE9 E.
e!egamt Steamship W. p CLYDE, Captain nREw,'
viii leave her wharf at Rockets on FRIDA1,
January 5th it 3 p. M., connecting with steamers
for Fall river and Boston from salne pier. Close
connections and through bills ladtng given TO al
southern, eastern, and western plaeea also 70
rooms extra. For freight or passage, apply to
y. J.BURR, President, 52i4 MIN An street u ,s,
y. B.-The steamer GEOkGE b. ofIos Is te-n1
WAsIISGIoS s Co., Agents, Pier 12 North .t river
- y. la l.
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VXTILCoX Il GiBBs's sEWING-MA-

w CHINEs.-FACTs ToR THE pEOPLG.s
THAT the WII.LCOX& & GIBBS stitch is stronger ana
more durable than my other stitch; ana there 9 NO
machine IN the market which VIII accept our cnal-
enge to sew sainpleseas beSite ours Tor puohc m
speGtipn, ~, s.,.fsg ~ !, ,.r......s -.
discartIug the doubie-thread machines and adopanS
tue WILCOX & GIBBS, and from six TO ten tnoos
said oube-.hrcad machines arc annually exchaoSeo
for the WILCOX &, GIBBS MACHINE.
THAT we have for sale WHEELER q WdLsCm,
if,itOVE,R& BAKER, SINGER, EnlP PIREf ELL!P-
TIC, and other thread machines, at rom Sh
TO $e5 cIcli. r'.- ~ .j...sss : ~, .Fs.'st =
- That we guarantee satisfaction and give .,,e,
l'sIfNs ONE MONTHS TRlAL
III .,t. before purchase FREE QFg gHARGL..
That we want RET ALL AGENTS In every I9ws
Send for descriptive and price lists -,s,;-. .rgs
as',, ~ ''as1' JAMES Z. k. GIBBS, Proprietor,
. cde2dl Ninth and Bank Streets Richmond, W.
CEWING-MAGHNES FtALLl .k1NDS
y REPAIRED.-The .SI.oAT ELLIPTIC sEW::
ING-XACHINES' BOUGHT and SOLD. We eeA
the only PROPER NEEDLES for tho sLtlAE
I'li't' : - .s.e1S .e..11 49, oAT& ADDINGToN,
+, my .,4g.-.-,, 1lI5 Cary street, near Fourtecnn
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DISSOLUTION.-The firm of RODEkER
~ & DADE Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. and their business will be closed uphy the new
concern. HENRY BODEKER,
WILLIAM 81. DAUE.
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DEpARTrnEs OF STEAMERS.

EOR BALTIMORE-N OGiTl;Ms 3:
L TRANSPARENT OF GOODS ~ ssssssz
steamer STATE OF MARYLAND win leave her
wharf on SATURDAY at2 r. ~. Freight & received el
passage, apply to = WILLIAM BRETT, Z
a. 20 '-- Agent.
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VIRGINIA HALF or six nights only,
v commencing MONDAY, January 9, ,1szz. Pro:
fessor ). IL. ANDERSON, the world.rsIowrea
col LUMBiA ANDERSON, aud Dir. ST. GEORGE
aHa nyE soHI oHHIUNpkED f2,E ,kE USEFUL PRESENTS giveu
Free exhibition Of the great IIippopedaliform Bay
Ia front of fthc hall each evening att o'cosk.
Admissions ssc.; reserved seats, 50c.; family uck-
cts, admitting four, 81: = -. = .L..t5 ,,.,,,
FAMILY, MATINEE SATURDAY. AFTER
NOON ri O'Clock. Admission to matinee Adults
a,c, !: children. I5c. 49, ~, E. NJ; GOTTHOLD,
i.' ssf' 1''fFF@f, 'A-@@.i 1-.hT Business Agent
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DARBER SHOP-JAMES H. HARPER
ID has re-opened Ills BARBER SHOP at No. 8
Seventeenth street. where nc may be found us usual.
to attend to the wants In his line Of his friends and
former patrons. stat-lt*
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DIssoLuT1oSs 4 PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION.--T co-partnership ex-
IL listing hetwcen y. NJ. WILSON aud THOMAS
II. GUNN. under tire style of n. M. WILSON &
CO., * this day dissolved BY mutual consent
y. NJ. WILSON will take entire control Of the
effects Of tho concern, and eettle all outstanding
claims. y. N. WILSON.
tn. GUM.
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The undersigned having formed co-partnership
with Mcssrs. {. ?. Stokes aud David Walker, hereby
Gives notice that Tic concern OF GEORGE BAUGH-
MAN & son ceases to exist from this date. The
business of George Baughman & Son will be settled
b- the undersigned, WHO asks tina. the patronage
heretofore bestowed on the old coucern viii be e9
tended TO BAUGHSfAN. STOKES & co.
G. c. BAUGIIMhN,
surviving partner Of George Baughman & Son.
January |. 1872. ia l-Gt
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pY LATIMER < CLEARy,
II AuctioDeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Soui Invest corner Penny yania ave. and 18th ST.
Star Office Building.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE in THE CITY Of WASHING

REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
- By virtue OF q decree of the Supreme Court of
81 he District Of Columbia holding an equity
-court, passed in cause No. 49, wherein Jos phi
b Bryan and others are com claimants and Margarat
Daily and others are defendants, the undersigned,
as trustee will In front Of the premises the 9Th
DAY OF MAY, A. ID. 1872, at 5 O'Clock D. m, sell at
public auction, to the CHEST bidder, all the follow
ing piece parcel Of ground, TO wit: Let One, in
Square ga Beginning for the same at the southeast
corner Of original Lot l. tn running al ing
North street eighty feet to ten foot alley; thence
along said alley fifty nine feet; thence in line
Vermont avenye, twenty feet and inches from
the southeast corner of said original Lot One:
thence southerly along said avenue twenty feet to
the place of beginning.
Also, on the same day, at O'Clock m, in front
OF the premises, Lots ltttered and Il, in DAILY s
subdivision of original Lot 20, in Square loo Lot
fronting IA feet aud Lot fronting IL feet inches
on 10Th street west, between and streets north,
by leo feet deep, with three foot private alley 10
feet deep between said lots A and b, with the
ground or lots.
Terms of sale: One-third (15I cash; balance of
purchase money to be paid in and IL months with
interest secured by the bond bonds promis 1ry
or sureties to be approved by the trustee or pur-
chase money can be paid cash day of sale rati-
ca ion thereof by the court. All conveyancing and
stamps at cost OF the purchaser purchasers. de.
p5sit OF $50 will be required each piece Of prop
eriy sold. The Trustee the right TO resell
comply with terms of sale within five days after the
sale, by advertising i've times in the Nv ening Star
such resale to be at the cost and risk of defaultng
purchaser or purchasers.
LATiMER CLEARY,
AplI-3taw&ds IPafl Auctioneers.
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~ o TT &C.
SALE SALE 9 OF LOT No, 3; IN SQUARE No 4eI,
sfEf4 Of 9T9HMkM .sS OF
EEs sSEEB jEEf s fs4S AvEsUE IF
Hs % ACT se, q Of the
the
snd engineer in charge Of public buildings
tom or their successors in ONCE. were Appointed
committee to pave Pennsylvania avenue with such
gate q the Capitol grounds to the crossnS Of T
wood for ths said
Of svenus and caused The same to be paved there.
Is Pc os. e the
And shsTs.s; smons the lots of ground living and
a6mt,inS on said avsnse was, and 4. iot No. s, S
act the cost e pay9s e front ssi lot after L
sscertsiped BY said commission TO be i've hundrs1
and eighty four dollars and twelve cents, SSss IL
:a s and SS 81 aid
And whereas, az said assss smsnt was left
ays q ~ and .h
thereafter to pay The same '''" Wy
said on the 3 Of JssSsry s: se
certifcate No. lio against said lot, as required by
And whereas, hsrssthan snsyssr has elsp.ed sinca
I'm paid: " AsihoS
And whereas. the Hon. B. y. Wade, who claims
70 be the holder OF sAid certificate has APPLIED Ia
the undersiened being the successors OF said Com,
property: ~ ~s
Nov, therefore, we hereby give notice that, on
the xlsI DAY OF MAY, 1872, in front OF said lot Ne
VII sen tps ssme, Il public auction fer cash, to
= B. Z. cowEN.
Acting secrstesy Of the Interior:
major ~ Englneers in charge OF Public Buildings
~. HID. COOKS. Governor;
ePio Commission.
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DOWNING. On the I'D inst FRED AUDLEY
DOWNING. ag'd years and months son Of Rob
eTt snd MAlisis Downing
Funeral at l0oclock to morrow, 2fth inst from
the residence. 1892 9th street northwest Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend
DAVIS. Near Beltsville. Prince George COUNT
Maryland on the 18th instant, ALICE, second
4 tighter q William b. and Mary Y. Davis, in the
Sd year Of her age.
Baltimore sun please copy
FNANS. At "a O'Clock, MATETAA JANE
EEANS, wife OF " alter Evans, aged As years
Funeral will tske place from her late residence,
Y street, between Sd and 9Th, At 3 O'Clock D. m on
Wednesday. Relatives aud friends are invited 10
attend.
NCSElR. On the sd instant, MAY, only dau Oh
Ter q J. B. and Priscilla McNeir in the 5tn year OF
her age.
Funs raj will tske place frsm residence 73s IL h
street between g and ii At o'clock.
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10y LATIMER & CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest Pennsyly ana and 18th street,
Star ONCE Buildings.

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, STU
ATED ON G STREET, BETWEEN 18th AND
14TH STREETS. NoRTRWEST.
ia of the District Of Columbia, holding special
session, made the 2lst day Of October, A. d.
LibeI 2 q. B., No. /, the undersigned will proceed
to sell on the premises, on the 29th day of April,
ID la2, at ~ p. M, all that property owned by
between 18th and 18th streets, aud known as the
most western fourteen feet two inches from front
rear, OF Lot No ID. in square No 253 This lot has
on u fine improvements, consisting of two-s DRY
brlck Dwelling House, and stable capable Of hold
ing eight horses.
Terms Of sale are Ons-third cash, and the bal
ance IN two equal instsllments, at six and twelve
that date and secured by deed Of trust upon the
property. Stamps and conveyancing at the cost of
the purchaser. Sl00 down at time OF sale
ROBERTA O0WLING, ADMINISTRATIVE.
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The DEVIL WITH A RKvOLvER.-Nrs. Har-
VCy q. Law, a widow, lives with her married
daughter and sOH-in-law, a. 2l5 south 9Th street,
Brooklyn. On last Tuesday night while the
family we're sitting at the dinner table, talking
OF Mrs Laws late husband, man suddenly
entered in the disguise Of Satan, holding re-
vOlver. The sOn-in-law attempted to seize him,
hut he fed. IL was subsequently ascertained
that the fellow had stolen the deceased hus-
bands will from bureau-drawer in an upper
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DY b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctiopeer
No. 729 Seventh street

TRUSTEE,S SALE ATTosTORY FRAME
ssTTRREEEETs WEST, BETWEEN B AND
BY yirtne q deed Of trust to me, dated Jan
n%I67l, folio ISL, Of the land records Of WASHING
ton county District Of Columbia, and by directe on
OF the party thereby secured, will sell, at public
la2, at GA O'Clock p m on the premises, all that
piece or parcel Of ground, with the improv ements
thereon, lying in Washington, d. c., and being
destribed as follows: Lot numbered five (5D in
leonard 3. Chapman's recorded subdivision O.
ierms Of sale; One third cash: balance in 4 and
"A months, ct per cent. interest, secured BY decd
OF trust on the property One hundr I'd dollars down
when T. property is struck on. Stamps and con
veyancinR at the cost Of the purchaser. Terms to
The property will be resod at the cost of the default
JAMES 8. EDWARDS, Trustee.
apo b. H.WARNER, Auct
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RY B. III. WARNER,
ID Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
No. 1873 Seventh street.

by B. III. WARNER,
ID Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
No. 1923 Seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ELEGANT FOUR
STORY PRESS BRICK FRONT RESIDENCE,
WITH Brown STONE TRIMMINGS, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF Il STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
IL By virtue of deed of trust to me, dated
I.3 une 20, 1870, and duly recorded in Liber GIG,
bGAfolio 2U9, one of the land records OF Washing
ton county, District of Columbia. AMI by direction
of the party thereby secured, will sell pubic
auction; 70 the highest bidder, at 5 O'Clock, on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April "a, 1872, on
the premises, that part Of Lot 4, in square 81,
laid down on the ground plat of Washington city
bounds, viz:-CommencIng for the same on street
the southwest of said lot and thence north
l9 feet, thence east "a feet thence south l59 feet,
aud thsnce west 2ife to the place of beginning,
with improvements thereon, subiec. to a certain
ground rent, which will be made known on the day
o. sale, AID which can b, purchased for a nominal
Consideration. Title perfect. Ii IL improved BY
house No. 9l5 street, which is one Of the mos
desirable in the city, either for q gentleman resi-
donce, or for a private boarding house. The cell
II gs are high the rooms spacious, aud all it's ap-
pOintments elegant, All modern conveniences.
Terms of sale:-S5.0O0 cash, balance in 8. IL, Is
aud months with ten per cent. interest, secured
by aided Of trust on the property; $3.50 down when
cling at the cost OF the purchaser. Terms to be
con piled with in seven days after the sale or the
property to be rescld At The risk and Cost of the de-
DANIEL L, EATON Trustee
ap5-eOSds BRAIHAR0 H.WARNER, Auct
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
u No 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS

A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, IMPROVED
BY -FOUR FRAME DWELLING HOUSES, on
TIE NORTH SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN
Arm AND 5TH SHEETS NORTHWEsT
La On MONDAY, the 2oth inst, a 3 O'Clock
E.U p. m.,we shall sell on the premises, the west
bali OF Lot No z, in Square NJ 5l6, n feet
go inches by l42 feet inches, 20 a 81 foot alley
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bear Ag seven per
cent. interest, satisfactorily secured. All con-
veysncing ard revenue stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. The title is good 500 cash when the
property is Knocked of. IL the terms of sale are
bot complied with within five days, the owner re-
serves the right to resell the same at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser.
apl9-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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SMALLPOX IN PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
NOEK-In New York, for the week ending on
the 2nth instant, the total deaths were 695,
against 69l for the week previous. The mum e T
81 small pCx cases reported was 60, being the
lowest for any week since January; the dea ,hs
were 30, the highest in any week for the same
period. In Philadelphia, for the same week,
there were 81 deaths from small pox-a deer ease
Of . compared with the week previous.
syThe ten word minin um has been abolished
bv the European cables.
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TWO SITS SUPERIOR PARLOR FTRNIrURE
MAkBlE TOP TABLES, sUPE Il
I66nnkhfSfHi IN. IN NGES AAp SHAIRS, ED nD
AND ENGRANINGS, sUPERIOR LACE CUR
1Nb STMkR CHR HAT w Tk.Gi Rush sEAT
TAREE SUPERIOR WALNUT-TOP CHAM
Der sEIS. SUPERIOR WHITE HAIR MAT
IRASSES, FEATHER PILLOWS AND Bot
S1ERS, PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE,
LOUND WALNUT TABLES. SUPERIOR OF
RIoR BRUsskLs IND TBREE-PLY CAR
PETS, WALNUT EXTENSION DINING
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SERVICE, WHITE
FRENCH CHINA, CUT GLASS WARE AND
KITCHEN REQUISITES AT AUCTION.
a On MONDAY MORNING, April goth
w 1S2, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the resi-
deDee Of lady declining housekeeping, No.
iu4l1 G street, between l4th and 18th, we
shall sell the above uperior collection of Fur
niture all being in prime condition and Of superior
manufacture. Terms cash.
APIS tbs Rep.l LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
by b. H WARNER,
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RAILROADS.
1870 GREAT uOSN
lSi2PENNsYLvANIA ROUTElSl2

1870 GREAT uOSl
lOiIPENNsYLvANIA ROUrElSl2
WEsT.
lows:
hingtOn--..-lo:soa m. Bsliimore...is % D. m.
:. .---- 5:g N ---. s;S y M.
-....-. Z, - r. IA - .....lob 90 m.
TBE GREAT Dot BILE TRACK ROUTE
With elegant Scenery, Palace state-rOom dag and
night cars, with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved IL Western and Central
New York.
The lOss0 a. m. daily. except SUNDAY, northwest;
5.o .. m. daily north; T;f5 = NJ. daily west,
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Ihroush from Baltimore &C ROCHESTER, and
PlTTSBIkG without change.
Tickets b. this route be procured At the Of
hce corner of 9th street and Pennsy anis euue,
under National Hotel, where reliable infOrmA ton
will be given Al all times.
Passengers procuring tickets st this once
secure accommodations IN Palace Cars for Canaan
daigUa Of Pittsburg.
PERCYC. SMITH. Ticket Agent.
Corner 9th street and Penns. avenue,
- Washington, ID. y.
Ed. s YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
marl6ly Baltimore, Nd
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A LARGE STOCK OF MECHANICS -
"A TOOLS, at less prices than elsewhere. -
mopey refunded. N. ii. PRINCE zoos
rehn'yissnia avenue, spI7-tf -