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THOS. W. FOWLER Or.
rF1RE KEY TO HEALTH.

IL rs the easiest thing in the world to lose the
blessing Of health but when lost il is not so easy 10
regain It, The popular idea of fifty years ago that
atreneDdous securing of the bowels was an essen
tsl element Of cure in almost all diseases has fortu
ns'ely for mankind been pretty eectually exploded
The introduction OF Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
nearly quarter Of a century ago, may be said to
have given the oCUp de grace to drastic purRation
The world has learned from the beneficial effects
produced by that admir- able preparation, that one
medicine may embrace the three properties of q
tonic, laxative, and Alternative; that the three
curative processes of invigoration puric alton and
regulation may be compassed at the same time by
the operation OF q single agreeable remedy. There
are sound, philosophical reasons for the
improy ement which the Bitters occasion In the con-
dition of a dersDged and enfeebled system.
This pure cehbinstion Of vegetable juices not only
strengthens ahe stomach, stimulates thu appetite
and braces the nerves, but also imparts tone and
yigor to the secretory org ansas the skin the live
and the kidneysi-snd If the blood has become too
riches and yitslizes that raw material" of all the
solid portions of the frame. At this period of the
year, when intermittent fevers, bilious disorders
stomach complaints, and dysenteric ard diarrheic
ailments are always more or less rife, occasional
doses OF the Bitters will be found the best safeguard
against the atmospheric conditions which generate
them, An accession Of general vigoi Is necessary
to enable the system TO rest the morbid infu ence
Of the mslsrious vspors which rise from the earth
at this season, and Of all the known inyigorants
Hostetter Btters is the safest and the most potent
rll-eoaSW
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YOUR OWN LANDLORD

Rs iSOh ONh LANDLORD
BARGAINS! gAR6AfNSH BARGAIySu,
.Uh AkI:-siI new two stery BRICK Dwell
LEY HOUSES On 18th street n. ", between "
~ DV9n0ary streets. SIX rooms each, three on a
EoOI houses set back some Is feet, pretty lawn in
hon! reecJ t.r shrubeery. beautiful yerandah and
uhesone PIC feoce - each house wood house
SIS liO feet deep opening on alley, State De
partRsest U- mint 10 two street railroads and in
the moet healthy asa improving part Of the city:
street improved and pavement lsid.
Terms: $40 cash, balance IN nsnthly instslmepts
Apply 10 DODGk & pABNEILLE,
Real Eadss Brokers',
AUTO No. I427 q street N W.
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a5sD Sfi fFSSsS NJ 9S 4
no. Thomas W. FOWLER. Grand Scribe.
~Mhs9NlC.-Th annusl convocatiOn Of the
q ormbia viii be held at Masonic 'h Temp ieri o5
sysn hIs6Sck. G GSa Secretary
nMB. JUSTICE MILLER, of THR U. s.
~ supreme Court, will deliver his openiRg
6eorgetown as the Law College, on street.. near
eth on MONDAY EVENING, November llth, at
FI.Eb WE 81 TkGsT 4ksrT IS g SFE The
SCHOOLS beld en- TUESDAY EVENING, Noyem
Der l2th lS2 at 10 p m at Franklin sch 81 build
h5st IOhr.. Rep Patti Secretary.
FFsT JOHNS MUTUAL BELIEF AtsOCIA
mSculaie Conception Church, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, the 18th inst, at ~ o'clock. full and pune
'--' r''. ..~, BSY ?. F MCCARTHY, President.
I" PEOPLES BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
vii Se Boaps 81 sde t91s on
.Sg Mi II. G.Ss The ssn
Of r Tor the en'ui9f yssr WI tsks
B c q s .hs ~ Terms.
Per year 81 Per quarter ia ter following new
trsry sek
BY Kdw EssiestoD; Ps9r Miss Finch, by wiikie
ne hoSteSc
esss.iy Mrs Wi'iat; ONLY . Gil; ey MIS-. 'wistsr;
IKE fsese: y B2Sosss
ders Of the Mton Msrlories Guest; the Poet az the
Breakfast Table. by o. ". Holmes. ocSi
" y NOV 4 d.
DIR. w. III. BARRETT,
DENTIST,
ass Removed to .l4c2 Y street N. W., corner
| 18th street est
~ De. A. PRATT. Graduate OF Ohio College
kf Of Dental Surgery, All TN street, petweep
D and 4, q few doors south Of Odd Fellows Hall
Refers t. Il. A. Bacon and Rev w b Evans. mis-
nN- FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
l3 20 the present day, scrofula has been the
bane, and, IL were, the curse OF mankind. so ter
ribie and lesthsome had IL been 81 some periods OF
the world history that person known to be infect-
ed with IL would net be allowed to mix with society
Happily in day the disease 10 stripped OF its ter
| ror BY the use OF the sANARIIANs Roor AND HERB
luIcEs, aud the victim Of serofuls, Ulcers, Sores
| sound health IN few weeks.
| BOOT AND HERB JUICES, o. - per bottle.
| Sold BIZ L. q. FOND, nos Pa. ave-, and by Drug
gtsts. DESMOND co. Proprietor, 81 8 Race st
| PHILADELPHIA mayH-ly
| NOTICE-An persons having Horses SEX or dis
| ~ sbled, will do well to call At No. Is ~
| street. where they can be cured Of the pre- ~
vsilir cfsssse, a-c q s.y oshsI COW l~I., 80
| OF cuts or hruises. Charges reasonable. neys-st'
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LOST AND FOUND.

hEHAhD-Straysd 80 len on the sth of
t'c November, = white COW. uuh larQa =.
h'sus. Esturn 90 2i4 SSufh Capftol .-reGt < -
BET { and u. NM. BUTCHIN Sun. nj p SA
esT-November Sth, on G, between "a. street
- snd - Jos nhs Church, Capitol Hill. a black
OthkI Oh, containing less tina. : 81, " ~ A
pray er beTsl rev srd pzio n returned q $40 q
street \. W VIRGINIA. sIHMs. npvIl-st-
S RkWARD WILL BE PAID FuR1
P"INTTER t rYPn 81 20. gr-onlorc5iAs~%
avenue u9-2ts
1 oeI-h DlAEi, containing lette r ana rareT.
- including lldieT discharge an favor 81 S.p
SitNtr. supposed 90 have been lost near tha r ~
inc. Ibs hnder will be rewarded ou leaving .blVa
Sllh MlChAEL DAGNAS, Dorsey n Bass rs6ts
/ OsT-A Russian GOLD COIN Pan soglg~ b--,
uSr 81 sew y rsey syenur, 20 sth, an o. q & 10
"a, 5th 20 u, 70 Post Ofice Dar A-.-7ea, AsTf,-
stle reverb viii be PAID n laft Al 70. 10 NJ
kquip. Div. q. nept -
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EN0R SALE, RKNT, Oh KXCaANGE- r..
II two beautiful four story BR1Ck BUILDINes
situated On the corner Of llth and streets eleven
rooms: bath room, hot and cold water, range
Lsuobe, &C. This property r. within square. Q
Ith street market. squares Of 9Th street railroad,
And Immediately on street, where the railro "a
VII be laid In few months. The above property
VIII he excl for upimrreved gro und sold OF
rented at . bar gain 10 good parties. AIRY 60
DODGE DARNElLLE,
o-ls ~ 1f37 street.
EOk RkNT-Furrishe1 HOUSE, from gune lIth
4 and X. u,N-.f
E>Qh hkNT-The upper portion Of HOUSE, l2l7
u Pthnsylvahia avenue, over G. GAnfier's " inc
store, ttornerly used as Restaurant containing
en rooms, Kitchen range, hath room. closets, hot
ano colo water. suitable for first Glass restaurant,
club OF boarding house. sei9-u
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wsSil thank the enterPrising cableist on the
other side not to send US any more about that
intolerable dag parading bore, Sergeant Bates.
II he will forward US authentic information OF
Bates timely end through softening of the
brain, spontaneous combustion, or any other
likely cause We viii eheerfully print it-no;
PthsTEiss,
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
WALTER Il. MARROW,
DEALER IN
CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL.
OAK, PINE, AND HICKORY MOOD.
Yard: Corner OF Sth and streets s w Opposite
Smithsonian Park, Washington movie,
III A. CLARkE. JOHN T. GIVEN
CLARKE a. GIVEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
WOOD AND COAL
OFFICE AND YARD:
No. 424 Tsrfh Street Wea. bsi,cseH Dad S,rss'S
noTth' ard, also, az fhs Corner Of TlcelCtA aHd q
Streets Northeast.
Nharves and Depot at Potomac Bridge, corner of
Maryland avenue and 49, street.
BEST QUALITY, FAlR PRICkS. AND FAIR
oc2S eC6t DEALING.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
Il BOARD, at Mrs II. 7. ANDERSON'S, SOB l2th
street, between and II, N. W. novll-6tE
EIBsT GLASS TABLE BOARD-Three meals q
day, in private family, at s21 l4lh street, be-
tween ii AID streets N. W. noV92tH
GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES CAN BE
~ accommodated with furnished ROOMS and first
class TABLE BOARD; also TABLE BOARDERs
acco mmodeted; terms reasonable. Apply No. 81 3
New jersey avenue, 3. e. noS-6tF
EIRST CLASS BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
II at No 1929 street, by the day or week and
plnners and Suppers got up at the shortest notice
Furnished ROOMS can also be obtained. move I'm
ROARD 'E6-SlS per month or SIS per week:
- Dinner 81 cents, or SS pr month, Breakfast rs
cent?; Supper IS cents-et the Dining Saloon 30 ii
street, opp Government Printing Office. oc25-lm*
ElRsT GLASS TABLE BOARD AT $40 PER
u month, at Howard House, corner 9th street and
Pennsylv snia avenue. K. ID. HOWARD, Proprie-
tor. ocl2 I'm
(NOUD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AMI
" prices moderate, at 2l05 corner OF Pennsylvs-
ria avenue and 2lst street. mayl-f
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NOTICE-An persons having Horses SEX or dis
~ abled, will do well to call At No Is n
street. where they can be cured Of the pre- ~
vSilir & cfsssse a-c CT s.y osi.sI coln ylAIst 81
or cuts or bruis<s. Charges reasonable. pcys 81
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MAZE II USASIMOCs.-In view of Grants
immense Insiorities, Griswold, Of the Cincinnati
Saturday Night, suggests To Greeley that, fol-
lowing the example often set In nominating
conventions by a defeated candidate, when the
other Z AZ comes out far ahead, he shonld now
move p a.; the American people make the elec'
ton Q; Ulysses s. Grant unanimous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-20

Truth STRANGER THAN FrcrroN.n-we
are informed that there Is a widow woman nov
nV,ng In town who, in her younger DAYS, resided
IN rove Scotia, where her father kept \ Tight
mouse. One DAY during violent gale, q vessel
wss otfven ON shore, and out Of her entire crew
Ayonng lad alone was saved. Her father took
charge OF and adopted him rs his son, and in due
course OF time he fen In love with the daughter
lovers quarrel occurred, a. it oftentimes viii
curing courtships. and he, feeling considerably
yexed, went away TO sea. The family moved To
Giouce ster, and the daughter married one of onr
fishermen, who was lost on the Georges. Two
years after this event who should arrive IN town
Int her trst lover, whom she had not heard fr,m
SINCE he went away. He learned that sbe vas
IN town, and after renewing the acduaintance
they were married. Being tired of going to sea
ne followed fishing. and last season was amorg
those who lost their lives on those treacherous
hshlng grounds-Glouccster Advertiser.
0An Iowa dsmsel having offended a GENTLE
man al leap-year party, he is about to send b .
Dig sister 10 de mand an apology.
BARNARD poet gives a new reading of
Shakspeare thus" native and to the manure
simple mode of avoiding the spread of
small-po has been discovered in Alabama.
Ihey let the patient die safely by himself; hire
negro to bury him; and shoot the negro as soon
az the intermeut is finished.
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pf GBrEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
- No. 1901 Northwest corner of 10th and d sts

CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE lMPROy-
ED AND UNlMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
IL By virtue of decree Of the Su prene Court
E. OF the District Of Columbia, made in the
s.cause of Henrietta Z. Young and others, VS.
Etta Brent, No. 1884 Equity Docket IL, and dated
February Is, 1872 will offer az auction, ON WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day Of March next, on the prem
Uses, at clock p IN the following valuable prop
!. The property on the west side of Sixth street
" est between and streets, formerly the resi-
dence of G.. Washington Young, deceased, consist
l. Of Lot numbered twenty two (22l in square num-
bered four hundred and fifty six 456. land the south
ern twenty four feet eight and half inches, from
front to rear of Lot twenty-one CID in the same
square. the whole having front of seventy four
feet three and quarter inches Sixth street, with
uniform depth Of one hundred and nineteen feet
ten inches. The Dwelling is a substantial two-story
brick house, with attic and back builaiag
with Sufficient ground and stsbling. There il o va
cant building lot on the north
2 Immediately after the above, Lot sixteen (l6) in
square four hundred and seven (4J7 fro atng Atty
one feet nine inches on the west side of sth street
west between and streets, improve ed by u brick
Terms Of sale One fifth OF the purch ase money
to be paid In cash, and he residue n four equal in
stslmebts. at elk twelve eighteen and twenty four
onths respectively, with interest, to be secured
by approved notes and o reserved lien on the prop
erty. The terms OF sale must be complied with IN
ten days afser sale, the property may be reseld
after week notice, at the risk and cost of the
first purchaser. 6tamps and conveyancing at the
WALTER 8. cox. Trustee.
fe20-2awts GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts
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DIED..

Il nelly. On the morning 90 the 10Th instant
mAkl ann LANGLEY, aged ~ mpnth rs, younz es.
san ehfer OF Charles and Hannah Langley
Her funeral will take place to morrow fwednes
nay alternnon at o clock, from No. 456 Maryland
To- attend.
", NALSH. On the 20th instant. THOMAS
years. "o
Funeral wi take place from the re.iience of his
parents SUI Hh street N W, Wednesday after
noon at clock Relatives and friends Of he FAINT
~ respectfully invited to tend
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets

10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. l00f, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION, TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS AND LOT, ON TUR-
NER STREET, BETWEEN 9rH AND l0rH
AND AND STREETS.
Es, nth, 1870, recorded in Liber &c. folio 9, aud
skAalso deed of trust, dated February 10Th,
$50, recorded in Liber 60, folio IL, of the land
records of Washington county, District of Column
bia, and by DIRECTION Of the holder of the notes
shsrsS y at Iqbe sc,Gn on the
lSI2, a., o'clock m, the flowing property de-
End llS OF Joseph Kelly subiiv ision of the
hs1 OF square S6o Ia arlington CITY, ID. O.. the
same is RECORDED in the Surveyors Office of said city
on December 5th, 1853 and contained for the first Let
of ground and premises, within the following metes
and bounds, viz Beginning at certain point in the
east line OF said lot 49, distant Is feet north from
the southeast corner there OF, and running thence
north along Turner street IS feet thence west los
feet o alley thence south l6 feet thence east los
feet the beginning: and for the property described
the south 10 feet of Aforesaid lot lis and cumming
back in parallel lines due west los feet
ibsO square feet OF ground more less; also, lot
Ia II. Turner recorded subdivision Of square 365,
containing 2250 square feet Of ground more or less,
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance in 6 and IL months,
bearing interest At the rate of ten per cent per
snnum, secured by deed of trust on the property
500 down when each lot is struck off. Stamps and
coHyeyanclng at purchaser cost. If the terms of
sale are not comp Piled with within y days from the
day of sale, the Trustee the right resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defsultnq
purchaser, and the cash payment to be forfeited
febl5 GREEN WILLIAMS, Anct..
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AUCTION SALES.
TMIS AFTERNOON.
DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
ID Northwest corner OF 10Th and ID streets.


DY GREEN a wILLIAMs, Auc,ioueer.,
ID Northwest corner Of pth and D streets.
sEsssEkf sSstn. ssr#Efs 3 AID
AZ STREETS wkST.
s,Its y Sssa aa,
II: Lrecorded in LibeT +. and B :. No is foIio Is
Ds ssd Ss
the direction Of the party thereby secursi Inc sub
: DAY q n.
is2, At Q ,slcek m, part Of Lot numbered twsn;
said os being the es s. p
alley IN Is. rss1 q said lot viii III the improve. 20
ments thereon, The impros emenf. thereon csgsIst-
This property we'll 9sa,sd and is very desirable;
Terms S Of .sIe; onshai1 ~ cash Of which si@
months. with interest from the day Of sale, and
T. The .:s Of % h .,ss .ss
from daJ Of sale the Trustee reserves the right to
aaens and stamps ss the COST Of
'r KfP% II fsi l.. wAILACH. Surviving Trustee.
febs-ee1ds GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Kaets.
RY EATIMER 4 CLEARY,
A.etiopeer. and Real Estate Brokers.
s,.I ss sna and nth street.
IN sAES 2E
TWEEN a. AND 6TH STREETS.
S9sss Of the c sy IL the
oAcanse depending in that court, wherein Alex
ander Lee ct 81 are plaintiffs and Francis Chase and
undersigned Trustee win sell, public auction, to
the highest bidder, the following parcel Of real
On TUESDAY, the goth of February. 1877. wiz
sell at clock part of OF four ~, in Square
49l. f. ontibg on Pennsylva avenue, between AZ
apd oh streets. and improv ed by Brick Store and
The terms of sale are: One-third of the purchase
money cash; and the balance in equal payments in
IL, Is and "a months: the purchaser to give for the
deferred payments his promissory notes, endorsed
secured to the tatistaction OF the Trustee, and
Ssas . .Hs
not complied with in ave days the Trustee reserves
the right to resell at purcha.ers risk and cost.
ianZ cod LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
ID Aucheneers and 1eal Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Pennsyv ania ave. and nth st.
Star once Buildings.
CLOSING SALE
GREAT ENGLISH COLLECTION OF BOOKS.
DAY, and TUEsDAY, the 18th, and following
days We are instructed to sail by catalogue the bali
ance Of The great consignment of elegantly bound
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Catalogues OF this closing sale will be resdy on
finest books OF the collection, including the Dore
Gallery, the DOre Bible, Dore's Tennyson. artists
proofs, (cost twenty tour pounds) the great works
AS the whole Of these valuable books must be
closed ont Immediately, we invite the special atten
tinn Of the reading public TO this sale
stock and As our instructions to sell them those
who attend Will have q fne opportunity TO procure
standard works, and perfect and i. splendid bind
Sale at O'Clock each day.
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ga pledge Of real iove-poppIng the qass-

~Mn. Psrtiagtoa ands her chief objection
70 Catholicism An the " enforced celebrity Of the
Priesthood"
0fa female printer be called a priutsress.
afemale eloper an el0peress, Q female adyen-
tnrer an adventures, . female waiter q waiter
ess, and a female doctor . doctress, Why should
not female cook be called csokess?
=. Tennessee woman's paper has terms
thus singuiarly graduated: "Three dollar a
year to men; 81 80 TO unmarried vorkinsmen:
10 support"
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RAILROADS.
en + sc ssGs isp s sseisss:f

9ni sc sSGs Isp s sSeisss:f
I'll. ALABAss AND on ,rrAsopoa RAIL
sos. rsss st 10 ssr. ssss s ss:,t e -
oenFleted, ard ieruss .ssl ia con - Ss1e84
issd Ro.,nn ,Ssssr v Al, Eau sss trc- rot-
ros ssss ss kistIsps Lysoss1iN aud oss,l.
Tss rssa "a Q IN splendid .osi,oa. and IN.
PGlin.p : Palace Day .aa sleeping Car. ar. 90 b.
rnn wa tbs :, NE from Lsacheers 70 Mobile ana
fSreh..s Ti.fsss Wa tSs A,.b.n. aud cA.s..
No. 1850 and secure the euickcst time and
,c Tss .,,sss,Sn g rr..s., ,ss. e.s-d,o ,s..
t%ess ~ SSr,s ana sSa,s. .,S r. ssssy .s.a:.
Mara chr frsish,, and procure bnls Of l.ei.s "a.
vii Ias krAvE. e-p.r.l rr.ish, and riol..
y; IssToS. Gsn-rsi supesint .nd-nt. Chat.
Isnossa. Tenn. ISL
RALIlNoRE a OHIO RAILROAD.
Train, s.,~.., SmA 81, nseous-r - IzI.
s sSs II EfsaTi Nh r NJ % q 1913
A ' no" ~" I Il R Al.
sps 1850 q. nj 3 IL AZ, SEQ. 40 seo "a
FOR ALI WAY STATIONS.
b be.,s daily, sseePi sunday. az s;Ss, sis and
fSr srinol rai Ssy ssst,Sb. Rl.d ,,.nurs n.,,..
a. sis s:Is s,5 10 80 a an m, and - as. cs
$40 . m. stcps a. Annapolis Junction and Relay
The 115 p m. on Sunday stop. as during tn.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ats - n. m and 40 m. No train 10 90
frUn Annapolis on sunday
Le.ve"sees y 20 ) 90 SO ..arssp.n.
Leave at 500 q. m "a and 3 90 sSs 1as,m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TUE wEst.
~ 10 ss M ,kesE, sI,nrday aud sundss'a' o ss
On On saturday :, 8 as AZ. IS pm;
~seelIns, Parker, burg. Piti.surs, Se,-
and .ss q Ne ss1ss MAJ as
ksls, House with Strssburs aud winchestsr 60
Though tickets 10 the West can BE- had at the
Washington Station Tickes Office at ali IA srs IN
Tor New Y.rh; Pha.selphi. and Boston Sc. "a
- 1; WILSON, Master Of rranspOrsstisa.
I'm I'm soLEi Ssa,rsl Ticket Agent;
1NHR0UGH LINE
Il BETWEEN wAsHISGTeH,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
wAsHINSIoS, June .ls-o-aooa.
Td s'i Sss SEW Rckk are S fSol @ 1919
FOR NEW YORK, ,cstGe.t esa.ss Of osrs,
Leave daily texoePt Sunday } 1T soc e. m, ia.<s
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Ieev. DAILY teAoept Sunday } 81 500 O. N, l2:ss
,..v. ,o- N,x On on s :, ! sS: ,,.u,
sleeping cars Tor New York On s-p m. train only
Boston can be had at the ststiOR once oil hours
Dor Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement,
naTOlis and the West. u...y L MILsosl
L. M. COLE, General Tickss Agent
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DY LATIMER q CLEARLY
ID Auctloneers AID Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street
Star Office Buildings
CATALOGUE SALE
ELEGANTLY BOUND AND ILLUSTRATED
BOOKS.

Being the Library Of Admiral Thornton A. Jenkins,
70 pe sold a our auction rooms, commencing the
and to be continued until the whole disposed Of
Inc Lloiary Will be found, for its size, Of the
ti0n ever sold IN washineton, representing Litera
taste and opportunities Of this gentleman enabled
sm 70 procure choice editions of some o. the best
n. B.-Parties unable to attend the sale can have
their orders executed By the auctioneers.
Terms, cash.
febH LATIMER CLEARY Auct.
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RI W. l.. WALL 4 co. ,Auctfopeers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. SEQ and goa Peunsyivanfa avenue.

- New Marble Building,
Nos. SEQ and 9O2 PeunsyIvania avenue.
OHAECERY sALE OF A BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE. SITUATED ON TIE EAST SIDEOF
TIL ThIE Ho street, HEAR THE WASHING
- UIdeI and By virtue of decree of the Su-
a prene Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed
ION the 9th day of February, 1872 In q cause
therein depending, wherein the First National Bauk
Of Washr gton is com plainant, and John W Morseli
and others are Defendants being Equity cause num-
bered 25l7, the undersigned, appointed trustee to
sell BY said decree, will sell at public auction, in
front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th
day Of March, 12, ct o'clock in the afternoon the
cause to vit Lot numbered forty four "a In res
ervafion numbered ten } in the city Of Washing
ton, Districtof Columbia, with the improvements
thereon.
The terms Of sale prescribed by said decree are a,
follows One third Of the purchase money to be paid
IN cash; and the residue In equal paymeats one to
be made In six TO- one In twelve (l2), and the last in
eighteen (l8) moni hs from the day Of SALE the de-
ferred payments to be secured by notes of the pur
property will be conveyed by the Trustee to the
purchaser upon the payment Of tbs whole Of the
purchase money and said purchaser will have the
opisn Of paying the whole Of the purchase money in
cash on ratification Of the sale by the court Hthe
terms Of sale are not implied with within five DAYS
from the day Of sale, the Trustee the right
to resell the property such public notice as he
may deem best for the interest of all parties, the
cost o. the defaulting purchaser or purchasers. A
has been struck of, and the expense Of all convey
ancinR must be betrayed by the purchaser.
ENOCh TOTEM, Trustee
feb0&marl3to0 w l.. WALL co, Aucts.