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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
THE FIRE BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL.

MANY BUILDINGS BLOWN UP - OLD SOUTH
CHURCH NOT BURNT - THE P0ST-oFFICE
DAMAGED, BUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
THE FIRE.
Boston, Nov. 100 a. m.-An effort is
making to arrest the progress OF the fire by blowing up
the brick building which third from the 'front.'
but three blossoms failed To make the desired impress
sion. Nearly every building back OF the Safest front
between Congress aud Broad, has already been ruined
while kegs OF powder with the match In readiness for
lighting placed under large number OF buildings In
the vicinity OF Broadst. ready 20 rend them TO pieces
considerable length OF the Kbyst 'front.' next State
ST. where the fire Is hottest, Is OF heavy granite, with
but little ornamental work TO catch the flames next
e. lisa very high granite building belonging 20 the
Shoe and Leather Exchange, and Kilby only sepa-
rated from the fire by It. On Mlkst. the fire
has passed below the corner or Oliver Ton
both sidesl. and Is very hot. and only
single small block Of buildings remains between 1t and
Broad Right IN the vicinity many large stores filled
with OIL pain liquors, and II these take fire there
seems 90 be BILE 10 stop the progress or the
flames before they roach the water in this direction.
action. In the square formed by Doane, State, by,
aud BrOad-ss az o'clock there was only one building
fire, and that at tho corner OF kilby and DOanests
had lust begun To burn. In other quarters the IRE
have somewhat subsidized, or &C least reached
its extreme limit III tho flames are not stopped In kibY
ST. the follow ng banks will have 10 succunb Atlantic
National Atlas National. Eagle National, aud the Shoe
and Leather National There are also large numbers OF
companes buldngs In the street throat
Onod With dlsestor. Tho Merchants EKohanga building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

from broken rails and weak bridges, careful,
sober. and intelligent switoh-tenders might DO
provided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

If there be any action within the power Of
the Secretary of the Treasury whereby tenn
porary relief can be afforded to the sufferers by
the great fire in Boston, we trust that action
will be taken Immediately. Let him frankly
report to Congress his act and his reasons for
it, and an act of indemnity will doubtless be
passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

IN comparing the Boston and Chicago fires the
following details of the latter will prove interest
ing: The Chicago fire began at Q o'clock Sunday
evening oct. g. 1871 and burned till mid
night Monday lasting q hours. The value
OF The property destroyed, including buildings mcr
chandise aud household property was $l93OOo,O0O,
The fire burned over area OF about four miles In
length and an average of twothirds Of a mile
in breadth destroying 1880 buildings and rendered
$4,000 persons houseess The property destroyed
was insured for SlOO,G0,OOO; the losses claimed
amounting to about S4OOO,0OO less OF
the sum due $S7,0oOOOO has been paid and there is
fair prospect of Sl2G00OOO more if some companies
are not erwhelmcd by the great fire in Boston.
The loss Of life happily small in Chicago, and
the generosity of the world enabled the local COM
mittees to disburse more than S2O00,0OO in relief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

New-York, always prompt to offer aid to the
distressed and embarrassed, is called upon TO
lend helping hand to Boston. A meeting OF
citizens is to be held at 1 o'clock, to-day at
the Chamber of Commerce. Let us have an
expression of substantial sympathy with our
neighbors in their misfOrtunes which shall
cheer and invigoTate them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
Business Nctlfes.
NOVEMBER INVESTMENTS.

To b who have invest in large or snail amounts OF "A"
A "a ,,,,s. their from already Invested IN other les
.ss rseOmpend Ghe full investigation the sEvES
r, oolp BoNDs OftSe NOErHKAs PAoIrc RAiRoAD CoSrA
s seven per gold interest Csqu'l no" TO eight
and garter ourrsO and sold at they yield an income consider
Sy NOR, AaB greater than United States EveiwsneI They
ar, coupOs Registered hs lowest denomination being SO the
bssss, siO,OOO
Nearly the Main Line Of the Road viii Be completed 'nd
operation with bOsss the present season All the properly
aod nSh Of the Company including most valuable Land Grant aver
.as PER road pledged security for Ss
FIRsT aoErsAsE BONDS offered
An marketable and bOndI received 10 exchange At eurn'
pnss Descriptive pamphlets and showing Route oRo'S Con-
bscOul Trbutsry CouBt ks viii be furnished on application
jar COoKK Co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
Y.-.YorA. Philadelphia. and Washington

WuBOR's COP LIVER OIL AND LIME;-Per-
been taking co Liver Oh WI pleased 70 Learn s
temen the oil aud lime In such mAnneI lnA1
pleasant and is effects lung complaints are ul
f Vsry manv persons whose pronounced hopt auu
hs oil fr long time without msrtea en lev
been entirely cured this preparation BE sure s ge ne gen
vine Manufactured only B. WILBoR, Chemist IS TOURIST
Boston. soi BY al druggists
Has PAID OVER 1900 CLAHs-eQual to S'OO
PER lar for seven yeas-TnAvELERs Hartford
IRoNCLADs"-A WINTER SHOE, for Gentle
and Roys CAS1kEl1i "a r0ul.e-
DIR. IL. FRANK PALMER-Patent ARMS and
IEss co Chesmatst Philadelphia 81 Greenst' Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

In 1852 Gen. Winfield Scott who was the Wing
candidate for President carried these four States
Massachusetts. Vermont, kentucky, Tennessee
Con: Franklin Ploroe. tho Democratic candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

Lerdo, the new Mexican President, continues
10 make fine promises concerning his policy.
He intends to investigate strictly the troubles
on the American frontier, put an end to those
disgraceful broils. foster internal improve
ments, and especially projects connecting
Mexico and the United States, and to encOur-
age immigration This is all very well; let
US hope President LerdO will keep bis word
better than other Presidents have done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

Father Burke and Mr.. Froude have. so far, lowered
lancos TO each other and saluted most courteously
and struck each others shields, and ridden back 80
their respective places in the lists On Tuesday
next the ceremony Is to give way to hard hitting
when Father Burke, "a an Irishman. begius to
reply TO the Englishman's statement of Irish
wrongs, and Irish responsibility for them. No
grayer topic could command the arena of our &C.
ture platform and it is welcome sign of whole
some public taste that such champions on such
subject, provoke greater attention than lecturers
have been able, for years, 10 command in this city
The Mercantile Library also opens it, season on the
18th, with strong programme. beginning with
George Macdonald and Edmund Yates aud closing
with the always popular John h. Cough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

They have an odd notion of the freedom of
the press in COnstantnople. In consequence
of making satirical remarks upon the deficient
water supply of COnstantinOple, The Lerant
Herald has been officially suspended. Consid-
ering the frequency with which the city has
been burned, one would suppose that the
Turkish Government would provide better
facilities for extinguishing flames, rather than
shut up The newspaper that tells the truth
sharply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

In the chapter of current casualties another
New-Jersey railroad accident is specially nota-
able. On the Midland Railroad, by some un-
explained Encouragement, a switch was left
open and two trains, heading toward each
other, met in a crash. Nine were killed out
right, but three are fatally wounded. 1t will
occur to the average newspaper reader that
an astOnisbingly large proportion of railway
accidents result from misplaced switches. One
would suppose th,t having reduced casualties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

Accepting the issue made between DR.. Ec-
rheverria, the Resident Physician at Wards
Island Insane Asylum, and the employees, the
Commissioners have removed the former. 1t is
understood that in consequence of the charges
made by the Resident Physician against them,
several of the subordinate officers Of the lnsti-
tuition have resigned The removal of DR..
Ecchevcrria is tacit protest by the Commits
sioncrs against his statements. Some explana-
ton of this step is absolutely necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

Although only one side of English opinion
on American affairs is represented in the re-
port of the speeches at the London Lord
Mayors banquet, the general effect is agree
able. According TO two or three speakers,
who were personally engaged in settling our
disputes, England ought to be fully satisfied
with the result of the Arbitration. Most
Americans will agree with Earl Granville in
the statement that the San Juan question has
been made too much Of by our British
cousins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16
DIED.

BELT. Suddenly. on the 18th instant, ct his late
Nd DR.. WALTfR I BELT.
The friends OF the fsmily respectfully Invited
70 attend n's funeral at ,'sk " " Cemetery George
town, OF Sunday, the 18th, ct 81 O'Clock ,. n.
hcCAULl. un The 18th inst, Of pneumonia,
HFi IN McCAULI daughter Of Wn. NJ. and
Virginia McCauly, aged months.
Roat b. ON the rs, inst, MARGARET, young
est child OF Philip and Mary Roach, Of Washington,
aged ears and months.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend he funeral from $40 1t street west, south
OF the Capitol, at O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
TQMNsEND. On W ednssday, I4th lust, Oh As.
HAHN rs. son OF q. and Maggie Townsend of
Freeport, Pa, aged years and months
NATFORn. On the 18th inst, SARAH STAT
Stafford.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
quested to attend Der funeral on Sunday 18th inst
~ D. N from her late residence, No az III street
between North Capitol aud LIST SITS.
WARBAsSE. In this city, on Friday morning
the 10th 81 February AHA m relict of thu late
John >. Warbasse. { of Newton, Sussex count, New
jersey, , in the 10th year Of her age.
The funeral will take place A. the residence of her
son IN, aw. w. Fitch, 1923 q street, on Sstur-
day, ,he 1,h inst at hall; cast O'Clock p. m.
mains will be inferred in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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RYs. ii. GoyER 4 SONS, Auctioneers;
- Baltimore, n

- b8itfm0re, N
ATTRACTIvE SALE OF HORSES. MULES,
A ALPEksE nua aNp .HohsTENIE C9ws ASR
Ak nxckLISsr HssoRr f4sfa ~ aS TJgH
hold a An R6 KNIIcHE Mo FURNlrgRE; 40
NA dence Of J. p. BartboieG =, Esq, in Prince
George county. about four miles from " arlington,
ss Ss SSss snd the
row Farm. we shall sen the following described
!AldeIney and Fclstein Cows:
good Farm and Carriage Horses.
Mule; 10 hives Bees Gin ae condition.
C9ncerd Bnssy GIN 8ood orderl: Farm Wagon.
Pouhle set Of Buggy, and lot Of Plough and Cart
Quantity q Farming Implements.
Lot az ShsftinGe, P1lieys, end Wheels.
Lot Of Plough Beams and Hardies thnishedl.
] 90 gallon Cauldror.
30 gallons Vinegar; '.r 9s. g. Vinegar Casks.
I Pisno Yerte, BY Knabe.
Superior OIL Painting.
Hsircloth and Plush Parior Furniture.
s:sos.,1 Cham
Der Furniture, con sisting Of Vardrobes, wash
stands, Bursans. Boy Chairs, Lounges.
MM.ttres;ss eos:teIs and ftlloys-.,.-.n.
Walnut Boob case: lot China and Glassware.
Heating and Cooking Stoves.
Cooking Utter sils, &C., 40 DC.
credit q Z. I, and months. with approved no.ss,
NoIsSTSs cars SOP at PENIS Crossing, on the
q on iss ss: :. %sk iS
fsS'e dts LArIMHR cLIARY. s.lssm, N.
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BY wM N xAt s.ts; CO s, A1SSss,onoer',
900 and sO2 Penna. avenue and 9th street.
POSITIVE SALE OF THE ENrIBK EFFECTS
OF sMITHS ART GALLERY AT AUCTION,
t!x!9sEs kSkss. sit MIS A HIs sak
SA5Ss, s SrssH
STOVES 6 Se Tf ff;s Ss MORNING, February
isas = 0 lsS and i AZ
go MoRsIN en at oclook and svEs fSa
A. O'Clock, until the whole stock is disposed Of
Lithograrhs Artists Materials
Picture Frames; Swiss Cary Goods, &c.
French Plate Glass Show Gases, with Tables.
Large Gilded Frame for Mirror, with Marble Slab.
Walnut Gases, Glass Front
Bleck Walnut Desk, with Glass Front.
We would especially call the attention of buyers
to this sale, the stock comprises of the best
selected collections of fine Paintings, Ohromss.
ever offered auction In this city, and to which
we invite the attention of buyers.
"a WALL z CO.. 5n Anctio assas.
Rep, Sun. Herald, Capital. and Sun Chronicle
lY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Aucteneers and keal Estate Brokers',
Southwest corner of Pennsylv ania ave. and lth It,
Star Office Buildings.
CLOSING SALE
GREAT ENeL1aa COLLECTION OF BOOKS.
Or, THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY, MOS.
ds1s we en sre the 10Th and foltoTHg
Fns 81 me great of elegantly boTnd
street and Pennsyivsnia avenue. ofe 00'"'f o' i''n
Catalogues Of this closing sale will be ready on
e Of the ooecop sOm the q ne
Gallery. the Dore Bible. Dores Tennyson. artists
on Natural Hsnr9 tour the works
As the whole Of these valuable books must be
ton Of TesdOs public to this sale special A'''n
The books yet unsod comprise the best part of the
who attend will have fne Opportunity to procure
standard works, and perfect and in splendid bind
f Ss's att O'Clock Each &C M Ssgg. ~,
Rf LATIMER CLEARY,
Rea Etsss Brokers ard
Star Office Buildings.
REPAND HAIRCLOTH PARLOR FURNITURE,
GALNuT AND MAHOGANY MARBLE roe
HAIR Aa A5s HGsR s G9T
TTk EsSIts 'TXTESsISH 6STaER SISINa
k4isSRPH ssTTSS7EH Hs
A5sAAR RG. AssSS2R5MtHHssS Ger oE tARIss AND
"a I'm sATuRpAY MORN m0RSf hNH s Fsb1S.rv
tn, ;i ST.; acng at O'Clock in front
q The above ssn ihs sell large
Terms: Cash.
n5N LATIMER CLEARY, Auct.
by LATIMER CLEARLY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ania avenue AID 18th at
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE FINE SHIFTING
TOP BUGGY.
H&8R6 BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated the
60H 4th day of November, 1871, aud duly re-
Ncorded in Liber No. $50, folio s. one of
he land records for Washington county, in the Dis
trct OF Columbia and by the direction Of the parties
secured thereby, will sell at public anction. in
front OF the premises, OF SAT URDAY, the tn day
of February. 1872, at 2 o'clock m
- One % fine Shifting top Buggy.
Terms Of sale: Cash.
TH0S. ADAMS, Trustee
fl3-d LATiMER CLEARY, Aucts
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TURNING THE JOKE ON THE EAaLB--A Kan
sas paper tels OF an attempt by IN eagle 70 carry
on Ssedish boy about ten years old, near the
bead Of the Wild Cat wherever thst is} recently.
but the youngster instead of rising into mid-air,
caught the eagle, and after long and severe
struggle succeeded in killing him. He meas.
ured eight feet from tip TO tip. When the Lad
seached home he was taken 70 task for not
bringing in his assailant alive, but he replied:
81 don't going TO let him eat me up Already"
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BtS%Gt s az sySs. as5aS.ss. ..s sS
Re-, SJ EE I'LL, lcss g sc:soe. 20 On q ,
Adnirsl GoSdsboroaGh, W. ". Oorcorsn. Gen II
Ssy, 0en. IOmpkins, Gen. Aiken. isai6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers,
- Northwest corner 10th and DAT reacts

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
ID Northwest corner 10th and Dstreets
TRgsIEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FffkNSIPEHkIns k AT kHGTI0N BENG SIX HN
WEST, NEAR BOUNDARY ST. NORTH.
~ Tscnlds Cd dssd Of Saed yps h
arecords IF Washington county. d. g., and by
direction Of the holders of the notes thereby
a1a sns SessF
the city OF ashinston District Of Coumbia to witt
Lots numbered So 20, n, ~. IS, and "A, in r X Al
No "a as recorded in Lber G. Il B., folio 10 sN, one
OF the record books in the Surveyors flee Of Wash
inet9n county, d. o.. improved by six unfinished
Terms Of sale. as prescribed by the trust: 81 $50
MONTHS bearing interest the rate Of ten per cent
pr annum, red by deed Of trust on the property
Stamps End
veyaneing a purchasers cost If the terms are not
at the risk and cost q The ds@taalt1g purchaser.
n..o S SESksk K KHkSS;, Trustees, .us.,s.
By Real Il E sSaE SSSSs,r and Aue,,on..r
Penna. avenue, corner Sd rect east.
II By virtue of a deed Of trust to us given, dated
the ,, 18th DAY s 9, july 1870, and recorded
cs%%sis tSs Sitssa ssSas:s IL Ss5ss
i.es on FRIDAY. the ish day of March, At eeiR.
fscniaes na ~ @ IL
seven hqpdred and sixty 56ol in the city Of Wash
between "a and 81 SITS southeass Each lot is im
proved by large three story Brick House, with all
& Eas Hoa rs viii .ss
arTrssly T5i ns , gIa5a Gss Rsrsec. il
Of snd eighteen aS:
secured By a deed Of trust on The premises,
option Of the purchassr Two hundred doiars sS 5
to be paid down on each house when sold. Stamps
the % IN
from the day of sale the Trustees reserve the right
ISs ReSss::'y the risk and cost Of the
shmEHt r 6FFqsSS, }rru.'ee..
fl4-eo&ds W. 7. Johnson. Auct.
RY.wM. l. WALL CO, Anctioneers,
Nos. 900 s ssS 81 Ssn sSl1flas avenue
TRUSTEES SALE
aHb sss S4sis4Fl n xEo4iSH
+;
m lieer No COS, folio is ons q the land rec
as sd hs a 's
FRIDAY, March 4, 1877, at 4 O'Clock a. m, and
for SSt he Is
authorized TO sell, the Goods and Chsttels, Furni-
ture and Fixtures contained in said hotel compri-
ParloT suits, French Plate Mirrors. Piano.
Brussels, Ia pestry and IngTa ain Carpets
Black Walnut Sets, Marble top Tables
Lace Curtains and Cornices, Hair NJ Attresses
Walnut and other Wardrobes.
Bedsie ana Burssns, Wsshstand., Cottage Sets
PasS wars 6Tcstsry &c.
Blankets, Linen, Beds and Bedding Safe.
ns as
amount credit q one and two months, with inter-
,. sAHI 7. fhsiLI!Ps, Trustees.
febl4d tRepl w. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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Elecfrograms" ID Western innovation
After tenderly caring for q poor little
Ioundling, discovered In the Newark depot for
three OF four hours, IL proved to be large doll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16
BY C0LDNELL KING. Auctioneers.
No. 40 Eleventh strest
one door north Of Pennsy vanis ay enue
CHANCERY SALE.


"a BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court
e.. OF me District Of Columbia in general term
- pas sed IN equity cause No. 215S, Docket 10
sh.iI, on TUESDAY, the 9th Of February, 1872
ne premises, oner for sale at public anction al
NO y, on the original plat Of aeorqetown, begin.
INNS for the same on the west line of High street. at
street, and running thence north along High street
4eleet tAsnee vest along the south line Of Chez
feet to the place Of beginning subject always 10 an
ssy or right OF way, Of the width Of IL feet, to be
side Of said parcel of ground, and across tbs SAM
rom cherry St eet for the of the owners If fine
north and south portions of Lot 70; improved NV a
Brick Dwelling, with etore W
Terms: One half Of the purchase money in cash:
resldue IN tvoequal instalmenfs at and IL mont hs
With Interest, secured by purchasers notes and
60 OF trust on the property. Deed given on rati-
nc on OF sale 80 TO be paid at sale Stamps and
convey ancing at pure ha ser o cost
REGINALD FENDALL. Trustee.
febl6 Goods COLDWELL 4 KING Aucts
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctfopeerS
II No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and 10 streets

Trustees SALE OF A VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTI1N. TWO
BklCk DWELLINGS AND LOr ON TUR-
kER STREET, BETWEEN 9rH AND lOrH
AND p AND q STREETS
~ By virtue Of deed of trust, dated February
e.. lith, $50, rec rded in Liber 6l0, folio g. and
@aleo deed # trust, dated February I9th
le4O, recorded in Liber 60 folio IL, of the land
records Of Washington county, District of Colum,
cured thereby: will sell, at public action on the
Pr LENSES, on MONDAY, Inc 26th day Of February,
lS2, a, o'clock p m, the flowing property de-
scrlbed IN said deeds Of trust beih parts Of lots
snd lis Of oseph Kelly subdiy of the west
half OF so uare sos, 10 Washington city D. O. as the
same Is RECORDED in the Surveyors Office Of said city
on December 5th. 1855 and contained for the fret LOT
OF ground ana premises within the folio wing metss
and bounds. viz; Beginning st certain point in the
tbs southeast corner thert OF, and running thence
rorfh aleDG Turner street Is feet thence west los
feet an alley thence south l6 feet thence east los
70 the beginning and for the property described
IN the sec. nd deed above mentioned. as and being
the south 10 feet OF the Aforesaid lot lis and running
b OK IN parallel lines due west los feet aiming
beO square feet OF ground more less; also, lot
ID II. Turner recorded subdivision of sau are 366
containing 2E0 square feet OF ground, more or less
Terms One third cash; balance inc aud II mo nths
bearing interest At the rate OF ten per cent per
SEQ down when each lot is struck of. Stamps and
cOsveyancing at purchaser cost. II the terms of
sale ars not complied with within hvedays from the
day OF sale, the Trustee reserves the right resell
the property NJ the risk aud cost Of the defaultna
purchaser, and the cash payment to be forfeited
p. A DARNEILLE, Trustee.
feb15 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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X THOMAS BOWLING. Auctr: Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, SITUATED ON
a aS1H s1raEET WEST, BErwEES AND $
- nv virtue Of q deed Of trust dated December
E. Sd, $50, recorded in liber 633 folio 245, Of the
80 land records Of Washington county, District
OF Colmbis, and by direction Of the holder Of the
notes secured thereby will cell, at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on MONDAY February 18th.
l572 at O'Clock p. m, all that piece parcel Of
ground situated in the city Of Washington District
OF Columbia, being part of Lot @, in ID. L. Nor
rison sub division OF part Of rQuare lS3, beginning
for the same at the end Of line drawn 10 feet south
FIR, m the southeast corner Of Laurence and 10Th
streets and running thence east through the center
OF foot alley, % feet TO foot alley; thence
south 20 feet thence west % feet the side of
18th street and thence north q feet the beginning
imprss ed by anew two-story Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in and II
MONTHS bearing interest at the rate of ten per cent
per snnum, secured BY deed Of trust on the prop
ery. SlOO down when the property 10 struck on
Stamps and conveyancing at purcha ,er's cost II
the terms OF sale are not complied with within I'VE
day from the day Of SALE the trustees reserve the
right resell the property at the rick and cost of
the deiaulting purchaser.
z 4. PPAaBBssEEILLE'} Trustees.
F-dtds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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RALTIMORE a ONO RAILxoAD.

MAsHINsroS, December q, lSl.
Ton sPs BaLTIMSRf md - . srR
FOR BALTIMORE
and 10 50 'ia sg?s's 500. 40 ~ .as
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
M ~ 90 daily except SUNDAY, st e.t5, si5 AMI
For principal Way Stations, Biad.nshu-e, Relt.-
Wig Laurel, Annapolis Junction aud R,ray. lasvs
At -, e.ls and 20 80 m . and ~ as 2 90
and "a .. m, 90 =. IN staps ~ Ie.Sup,. Tn.
s.So m. stops a. Annapolis Junction aad Relay
The 7;ts .. m. on Sunday stops a. during IN.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave q; : 10 a. m. and 10 . m. NO train 20 or
on SCNDIH
FOR BALrlMORE
Leave at soc N and : 90, 5 40 ana as IN.
-, foR WAY trA1iONs.
Leave at 500 a. IN. aud 3 90 ana 1a5pm
FOR ALL PARTS or TIRE wEsf
Leave csiiy except saturday and sunday. At q as
e. a., m and and 90 and tsPmx
On sur day ~ 3. 90 aud as D m. ousy, connect
N G Relay station with trains from Baltim re 70
Nheellng. Parkersburg. Pittsturg, sc.
TOY strssburg, and points between Relay House
and strasburg, leave at 90 .. N. connecting At
helsy House With strasburG aud Winchester
Through tickets to the West can be had at the
the day -
FOR New York. PhfI.delphia .nd Boston see I'd
yertisement Of Through Line"
y L. WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
IN COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GkO. =. kOON1Z. Gen I ag't. " arlington. mir