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The celebrated Hsnhsttsn Shirt and the new
style Of chevio, at reduced prices ut NJ. Stiefel
S Co.'s White Corner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-23

The best, largest and fattest oysters in this
city at Piergucs, on Main street
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-23

Prices lower than ever on all kinds Of buggies
at Budd's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-23

Todd's winter wheat flour sold nc Risle's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-23

For Furnishing Goods, Travelling Bags ant
Trupks. 90 to J. Christman.
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Something new ut MONEYS in Cheviot Sct,
aud paper goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-23

Quaker City White Muslin Shirts and the nat
tiest Necktics in the market at Christman's
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MUsIc.-We take pleasure in announcing the
fact that Miss G. A. Sapp, very talented and
finely accomplished young lady, has come to Ot-
tawa to give instructions in music She is truly
es the rare facility Of perfect success in commuu.
eating her knowledge to others.
She is a thoroughly educated musician, and is
in constant practice, She will be = valuable &C.
QUESTION to the musical force of Ottaw. She is
not only an excellent practical performer on the
piano, organ and meodeon, but ~ y composer
has met with creditable success.
She will give lessons at Frank 4. Fords mu.
sic rooms. in Cheever'S block up stairs, near the
corner OF Main and Court streets
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Property in Marseilles and Ottawa for sale by
4. r. Walbridve.
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Call and ses those fne buvsic., carriages, ph;e.
tons, DO, ut Bndds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-23

Use Eagle Yeast. AK for it,
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Jacob Mooney is still in the business. Padge.t
is not working for him. I have tip top cutter
il his place, and warrant al! who patronize ne
to good fit. My spring stock of cloths, oassi-
meres and vestings, American and foreign make,
is arriving daily. l. defy competition. All l
ask of you is to come and see and Judge for your.
self Corner store in Cheever's Block, Ottawa,
Illinois.
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]. B. HsmAlle, on the west side, sell. Todd's
winter wheat -four.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-23

Use Eagle Yeast Ask for it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-23

Use Engle Yeast. AK for it.
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HoGs.-During this winter the hog trade at
Ottawa has been unusually large. i single
firm, that Of Phelps & Curyea, have shipped,
from Aug. |, 1871, to March l, 1872, 1859 hogs :;
weight, 2,.Jl 0l0 lbs. average weight, 800 los.
average for 100 lbs. paid, 1878; total amount
paid, sl04,662 81.
We are indebted to Mr. Alley, the buyer Of
the iirm for these figures.
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BIBLE SOCIETY.-At the anauAl meeting of
the La Sale County Bible Society, held in the
Congregational church Of this city on Sunday
evening last. Messrs Henry A. Butler. and L. Y,
aud Il. Y Grisgs were appointed u committee to
examine the Tre~'ur-r'. report. Rev. 7. 9. Glen.
d-n,nI was elected President for tho ensuing
ye'r, all co.oper.,ing p.-'or- vice presidents Il,
c, Jordan, Secretary. + N Lewis. Treasurer,
and Il, Y, Gr'Gg,, G. l. Thompson. c. II. Force,
G. W. jackson, S. G. Freeman, s. 8. Scots. II.
Str"wn and A. NJ. Ebcr>ol executive COMMITTEES
Spirited adlres.e. were delivered by Revs. T. G.
Clenaeuinx aud ]. NJ. Stur.evant, Jr. The
church w.s filled by n large .nd deeply interest
ed audience.
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u. ". BALDwIN.-M. w. Baldwin, the we'll
known marble cutter. has changed his base of
operations and hereafter may be found on Co.
lumbus street, ono block south of the Clifton
Hotel.
NJ. Baldwin, as designer of plans for monu-
meuts and headstones, has a well established
reputation. Many of the most beautiful monu-
other parts Of the county, are from his designs.
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Use Eagle Yeast. Ask for il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-23

Remember Mrs. Brewers Academy of Music
for usics ilstrnrne 's~of al SORTS well as tho
latest sheet music
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CITY MEAT MARIETTA neat sign, of grace
ful lettering, announces that Ward & Co. still
run that ever popular meat market at the cd
stand. They have fine display of fresh meats.
fresh fish, dried beef, smoked hams, shoulders,
side meat. &c.
The firm ask their customers to call and select
a good piece OF meat for Sundays dinner.
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CARPETS, CARPETS We would call e-pe-
c!il attention to our carpet department We
have uow on hand the best assortment Of the
above good, to be found in the county Have
greatly enlarged our room, and filled it with the
different grades aud varieties, comprising Tapes
try, Brussels, 3-ply, Ingram, Venetian, Dundee,
German Wool. Hemp, Rag, Oil Cloth, &c,, Sc.
Can sell you carpet all the way from 80 cts,
up. Have something entirely new in Brussels
at 81 yard, very handsome. We make this ie-
partment special feature of our business, and
are going to show the best stock of carpets this
year to be found in the city, and will always
make the lowest prices. Are also keeping the
carpet lining, very desirable and cheap. Also a
full line Of window shades in American and En-.
glish, Hollands, plain aud figured Oil Shades,
&C.. and, in fact. everything connected with the
house furnishing trade.
We have NOW the largest stock of dry goods,
notions and carpets ever shown the inhabitants
of La Sale county by any one house, and we de-
sire it expressly understood that we will sell
them as low as any house in the West. Buying
aAl selling for cash, we can and do buy and sell
az less than any house in Ottawa All goods
guaranteed as represented by our house, or mon
ey refunded. SCOTT, HoUTz l. Co.
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Corner store Cheever's bic
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TGENBRAL NATUEK-No ST.


AN ACT to amend an act entitled IAN act to
authorize protection TO he given to citizens OF
the United States who may discover deposits
of suano," approved August 49, 1856.
BE n enacted Jy the Senate and House of Repre-
seat0ireS # the United States Of 1IaericI iR Com
gT6SS osStEitled That the provisions of the act of
congress approved August eighteenth, eighteen
hundred end fiGy-six, entitled can act to au-
ttorize protection to he given to citizens OF the
nited States who may discover deposits of
Euaro,' be, and the same are hereby, extended
70 the widow, heirs, executors, or administrators
OF such discoyeTer, where such discoverer shall
have died before peTtecting proof of discovery
CT fully complying with the provisions OF said
act approved a. aforesaid, after complying with
the requirements of the act of Congress OF Au-
gust eighteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
five: ITCrided, That nothing herein contained
shall be held 70 impair any rights OF discovery
or any assignment by a disCoverer heretofore
recognized by the Government of the United
States.
SIC ? That section three of an act approved
July twenty-eigbth. eighteen hundred and
sixty six, entitled IAN act to protect the reve-
hue, and for other purposes" anne ndatorv of the
act aforesaid, approved August eighteenth,
eighteen hundred and fifty-six, be, and the
same is hereby. amended by striking out the
word ''fve," wherever the same occurs, and
inserting IN lieu thereof the word "tcn'
III proved. April >, IS12.
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF TIE United STATES,
Passed at the Second Session of the
EoltY-Second Congress-.

IGENERAL NATURE-No. Sc.
AN ACT 10 provide fer the reporting and print
ing Of the debates in Congress.
lie a CHcCted ~ the Senate and House Of Repre-
sSrfGiircs If he Jrifed States If America in Con-
eTsss assembled. That The Congressional Printer
J. hereby directed TO enter into a contract, in
10 bali OF the General Government, with Frank
lin kiveS, jefferson Rives. and George A. Bal
lev, fer The reporting and printing of the de-
baiCS IN Congress for the ter m of two years, on
shd frC M the fourth day OF March, eighteen
hundred and seventy-One, in accordance with
PROPOSED form of contract from the said Rives
ara Bailey, submitted TO ard approved by the
Joint Committee on Public Printing on the
pert OF the Senate.
SIC. 2. That for the purpose aforesaid there
DC appropriated and paid out OF any money in
the treasury not Otherwise appropriated, the
sum of four hundred thousand dollars or so
much thereof as may be necessary, the accounts
lawn been approved. as in previous wears, by
the Secretary OF the Senate and by the Clerk of
NE House. or their representatives.
SIC ;. That no person shall be employed as a
reporter for the House without the approval OF
The Speaker Of the House: Prorided, That il
sball be the duty of the Joint Committee on
inIhc Printing 10 publish an advertisement
once a week, for four weeks, in one newspaper
in each of the cities of Washington. Phiiadei-
phia, New York. Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati.
LouisVille, st. Louis, and San Francisco, in
With & proposals il detail for reporting aud for
printing, together and separately, the debates of
tie Forty Third. the Forty Fourth, and the
FCTty-Fifth Congresses, together or separately,
and TO report oil proposals which may be re-
c5ived before the designated day TO Congress, al
the earliest practicable date, with estimates,
hereby directed to be made by the Congressional
Printer, of the cost of reporting the debates
and 81 printing them at the Government Print
irg Office, accompanied by the recommends
tens of the Joint Committee on Public Printing
on ali proposals and estimates 30 submitted and
that the bills for such advertising be paid in
equal parts from the contingent funds of the
Senate and OF the House of Representatives:
And PrOrided further, That no debates shall be
reported or Published at public expense, after
the close OF the present Congress. except upon
written contracts entered into therefor under
the authority of Congress.
AIgrOyCd, Auril g ISL
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RAILROADS.
I O~O GREAT 1ONO
lOiZPENNSYLVANIA ROUrElSi2

to TIE NUM- NV , : .. SOU III, AND bUUTH-
WEST.
low: O-
Wssh,ngton..-..Io:30a m. Bal.imoreI2 10 D. m.
$50 D. - So. 7..,j % m
..... Z. Is r. IN l0-OD n m
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
W IN elTgaLt scenery Palace Stateroom day and
"a ght care, with modern in p. yfments
We hundred miles saved ~ Western and Central
New York.
The 1879 a. nj. daily. except Sunday northwest:
): - D. M. daily north; 7:i5 p. N daily west,
MAKE CONNECTIONS
THROUGH from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBCRG without change
tickets by this route can be procured M the Of
nee corner OF 6th street aud Pennsylvania avenue
under National Hotel. where reliable Information
v Iil be given at all times
Passengers procuring rick ats at this Office can
secure accommodations in Palace Cars for Canaan
aaig ua or Pittsbnrg -
PERCY O. SMITH, Ticket Agent,
Corner 9th street and Penna. avenue,
- . ,- Washington, u. q.
ED. IS YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
Earit-fy Baltimore. Md.
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GENERAL NATUIE-No. 81 I

IN ACT TO establish a port of entry amt delivery
at the city OF Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
BE az opGcteG by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sertoires Of the Cniied States Of America in Con-
gross assembled, That a port of entry and deliv-
cry be. and Is hereby, established at the city of
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which shall be en-
titled TO the same provisions and subject to the
same regulations and restrictions As other ports
OF entry and delivery in the United States.
Approved, April .. IS12.
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ilfphfTHE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. %
lYC |
WHAT 1T WILL BUY At sILvERBERG's.

Handsome set Lace sleeves and Collar
Three pair Ene Iron Frame Hose.
Two pair kBgiIsh extra long Ba briggan Hose
Oae 81 OCT bun lined Seaside ParzsoIs.
eiN. ave, fotr, three or two fac hsmstitched
= AZ dkt &c hitf-, warranted linen,
IhTee pair Gents British snperstout Half Hose
Three par slpe-ina ditto,
TER pan otto d 1Uble heels ard toes,
oDe twenty SIN Ealebon- French Corset
One good Umbrella or W alkiag Cane,
Gne large Toilet Mirror or Lsokinggla.s
I've Oue fine Walnut Picture Frame
Large Travelling Bss ket sr Satchzl,
ffIe Carved Corner or Side Bracket.
Carr Cd or Lava Card Basket.
tarNed saad sets OF Match safes.
Towel or Hat Racks, Music Stands,
kaseis- Franz :, &C.
Set q six Table Mats.
Set OF me Wire Dish Covers,
Two hne Japanned Tea Trays,
Hands Backgammon or Chess Board,
Set ~ FIVE Chesssren or l'on.poes,
HaTcSs me alb sfher Wallets. warranted,
tit Painting in Gilt Frame.
ach. ~
Two pretty Aprons Tor 81.
hauos9 ae Lace Tides, 4, 8 and for 81,
ZINE Hairbrushe-, with or without C,,mb
The best : Is Base Bah for 81,
Excellent Md GLOW At 81
Three pair Gents Linen Reversible Cuff for 81
IL, -l9er fuli 4ss crtm@nt of FRENCH GILT and
GOLD PLATED JkWELRY- Consisting Of sets
Bracelets. Sleeve Buftons, Studs, Pins, Pencils
Iosses. Loc kets, Chatelans and Vest Chains, &c
IL fsct, the largest assortment of DOLLAR
,kOODS IL the city.
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THROUGH LINE
Il BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
PHILADILPHIA AM NRR vOuu

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE Th., ,s.--,---.>--
has obtained from the supreme Court Of The n;s
frict OF Columbia, holding q Special Term ist,as.
srACkPoLE, late OF w sshineton county. 10 d a.,
ceased. All persons having claims Against the Ala
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the sane
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber "r s
before the 9th day Of A pIil next; they NAV othsr
wise BY Law be excluded from all benefit Of the sSid
estate. Given under my hand this 9,h dsy of April
lS72. JAMES SYKEs S'"'
splewG Executor,
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Hen PRICE FOR A PROSPECTIVE Colt
N'fri's S'o,E IS JT.-Tbe young stallion Startle
ty his recent exhibitions of speed. has so as
t0nIShed Mr.. Bonner that on Wednesday last
he went up to orange county and made the fol-
lowing investment in Startle blood. We will
explain. The dam of Startle i heavy with fOal
by old HamhletCnan, Startle's sire. Mr. Bon
ner agreed to pay Nr. Backman, her owner
5000 for the prospective colt, which, As viii be
seen. VIII be full brother sister to Startle.
MI. Bonner Is To take the risk whether the colt
comes alive or dead. This is encouraging to
hreeders-prOvi'led they have the Startle stock.
Trrf. FiFlH end Farm
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pFIUlia Klark-aS the name, according 20 the
Latin orthOgraIhy would be spelled-of Youngs-
town. o.. wealthy - sweet sixteen" wear old.
has eiopcd with professional burglar whose
LfGh-SOIEdiDg appe,latOn OF Fit Clarence de
NOutmCTenCy seGGced her from her dCting dad
Jv-S dOmiciI.
fFTECreSa Black, 10 whom were addressed
lord ByTOE's famous lines, - Maid of Athens
ere we part" i now bedrifden and destitute
: e i the widow OF the British Vice Consul At
Athens. and a subscription has lately been start
ad Tor her benefit headed 10y the British Minis
rtr IN Greece.
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PUILING AGAINST A TEAM.-AlonZO Hub
ell. a strong man, pulled against a team of
horses on wager OF S1nO in the stable ward Of
II. G. Bishop at Goshen, u. H., recently. The
team made three pulls in attempting to draw
IA or the ladder on which he Law. and twice
lie chain attached TO him broke, but HubbeI
: nQk Iast.
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THEIRS j, rnstUtinal oil boy. He rises at =
e. IN. and takes >oTp; works until :. takes
-EOoZe and at o.. breakfasts. Al 10 he receives
az lie dimes. az dOzes gain; ia the eveningev-
eCuteS a Communist or two and retires at mid
light. Such a lie seems compatible with a
salary OF ~ eco francs. and i'i0 900 francs for
lguSC hold eXuGISfS. and rent thrown i'm.
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by WM. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers
- New Marble Building.
500 ard cog Pennsy " ania avenue cor. 9th stree.
ON FRIDAY MORNING, April I 9, commencing
al Io clock we will sell for account whom it may
concern 2tO Pieces White md Check and s
qnaIter Nattirgs; alsc, a | 1 Oil Cloths different
" dtis III los 10 suit purche sers, to which we in
wife fhe u ade and those 10 want
api6 W l.. WALL, a co Auc+a
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NARRIED.

UUTGHFRTY-WALSH. On the 18Th inst by
.tr Rev. Father Roebfort. GEORGE DOUGH
StTI 20 Miss BRIDGET WALSH, both of this
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DY LATIMER CLEARY,
- AucuoneerS and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth etreeH.
Star Once BuildinQp

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON rHu ALLEY
On s5s s5!sk E Il M56 EA9 H,rI is.h
E.: lS71, ~ O'Clock, II front ef the premises We
.shan sell Lot No 20. in Allen and Faiconer 3
SUB o. lots IN e9uare "a, improved by comfort
Terms: One-third cash; balance In aud IL months
with noees soaring interest and cured BY deed OF
cost. &a down ct time of sale
aps dads LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts,
~ IN C0NEQUENOE OF THE INCLENEN-
cy Of the weather, the above sale is POSTPONED
place lapl6I LATIMER CLEARY. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

ID 200 Real Estate rreker and Agotioneer,
s2e seventh street, between G and IL.
EM,IGaNI H1w THEEE STORY AND BASE:
4W 6H lqfsKE FROM IN r fSt chPIH5 STREET
T May ,s ia IL !hs at on 10 the
- b'shes, bidder, that new three sto-y and ea.e,
ICONS ard bah room, bells. range, Latrobe
TIE Tssr "a aTa All
gar ed yard telraced. 1t is u complete resi- ience
Tens: sne-fcurth cash; balance 6. IL and Is
sr,7 e.vtd. IRepi B. e wARNER. .uct.
Ri GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers,
- No 1901 northwest corner 10th and D SITS
vA VA Ar ZEAL ESTATE. TRoErING on
sTBEETS NORTH, AT ACTION.
%A On MONDAY, the Is, inst, at o clock
.&.A- 20 in reseIvs;ion No IL beiss q feet trout
|! l;O deer, TO IS feet alley, with the improve
Terms One, half cash; the balance in 6 and Ie
months for notes bearing interest ad secured oy
l,eyeIue 81 mPs a. the cost OF the purchaser SO
spIg-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Ill FRIDAY, the 10 instant, at the same hour
arid GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
TX W. L. WILL Va. ~ . CO % ,sAgq,s!!ieneer.,
500 and sO2 Pennsylvania avenue.
SPECIAL AND PEREMpTORY SPRING SALE
OF CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, PIAETuNS
PONfG PHAETONS, kAWAYS. JENNY
llNDS. FAMILY CARRIAGES. SETS SINGLE
NM DOUBLE HURNESS. EXPRESS WA
CONS, &c, &c FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM
IT MY CONCERN, TO COVE. ADVANCES.
ACRE ON THURSDAY MORNING, Apri
SNS2z :, 1872, c5mmercing at 1 O'Clock, w .
49, Will SELL at our spacious auction rooms.
IaIge stocs of Carriages. &c. cOmprising-
TIVE nty five Leather top Bngges. different STYLES
piano box, cssl box, monitor, deep sides, drop
front. &C.
Jwo Top PbaetoDs. lea her top
SIX No-tCp Pony Basket Phaetons
Ore close Fsmiiy Carriage.
One two seat ROct away.
Slh f. miy Osrriag,s.
One ele CANT NJ top Buggy built by Rogers b Ca
Two Concord Wagons.
Two Leathertop k0cEaweys.
Three second hand RocL
Three No top BuRgi's.
Ote Leather top Phseton, suit able for a ply scian
woFIpress Wagons.
Two jersey Wagons.
One Coupe Carriage for ere horse
Sets Single end Double Harness,
Ali pei interested will please take notice that
the above stock will be scld without reserve, to
which we call The attention of buyers before pur-
chssir &, as the sale is pertmptoTy.
WIN. l.. WALL & Co,
Rep Chron.Ps'I Auctioneers
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N0JICHzIhat 1.s. yUsTH, els5D, between
~ 9Th and !th streets n. w, sells castom n ~
SECOND HAND CLOTHING ct ieos thsn hal5 ~
cost Of ready made new ones.
bosGh Ct fair fcashI prices. an ely
RAZAAR,-Bargaias in LADIE6i, On \ ~ And
- CHIhDREHT UNDERCL0THIHQ NAV -
found ut Womens Christian Association, Jodl ciarT
Square. All orders promptly and neatly execute1
Entrance on street, between 9TH and 6th, noii.fi
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QY 0REkN . WILLIAMS, Auctfoueers
u Northwest corner 10th and strostu
GUARDIAN SALE OF TWO LOTS FRONT
ING On 1LEvUNTH STRBET EAST. BE-
TWIN II AND S1REET6 SOuTH. NAYY

- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia passed January ~,
~l&2, shall cell ct public auction, on the prem
Uses, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1879, 1t
O'Clock m, Lot No: 8, in SQUARE 1901; also. south
feet 3iLches front By 100 feet i0x inches deep.
Terms One third cash: balance in six and twelve
payments. which are to be secured BY retention Of
the title till the whole Of the purchase money has
sale. And II the terms Of sale are not fully com
piled with In 1--WE days after the day of sale, the
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purch By
sdyei tising three times in some newspaper pub-
lished IN Washington city, in the District Of CO.
ANN VIRGINIA TALBERr Guardian.
arg GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucfs
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NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH AND EAST
~ 10 TIE SOUTH AND SOCTHWEST
pALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD,

BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD,
Trains between WAs InI,SN, geee'noer 3, ISL.
sSS II, dRfaiFi iSS r he - = -
WEST are no" FUR sSn II R iHI,1Tsi SiEi
ia sa:a's 500 80 go e .ns
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
10 30 a. m. no asd 7:4s S.m n. ';A'' $40 AND
a, a3d Io$o M, aud s1i ias ss : 500
$40 m stops 4 Annapolis Junction o and Relay a,
The 7:&5 p. m. on Sunday stop, a, during III,
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
fran Ansanolis on a. m and p m No train to
'''" Anh'''i' on sSOs SUNDAY
Soh &H sHa ~ ION and ';4' p I"
feR ALL Facts a rs s 81 r ne W. wEsPP
Iess eS ssS e.csp, ss.ord.y and sunday. at 64s
ssaaag Z. 800 and aaf p m ONLY, connect,
r.h P iss,s: from Se Baltimore
and as s.rss.6srf and points between Relay House
Relay H.uss with s,rssSars and =. 3,
Through tickets to the West can be had a, IN.
Wellington Station TickeE once 1t ali hours IL
For New York, Philsdelphis and Boston see I'd
Vertfsement Of Through Line"
T u; MILSON, Master Of Transportation.
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FNHROUGH LINE
i BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHItwADnLPalA And s 1.,s YORK
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FOR NEW YORK, wisaeu eaa.s. a. en-.
Lesye daily Except Sunday at 500 .. m, 1 3:4S
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
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'n' n ON SUNDAY
t Leave foS New York st 800 p m. and PhilaAsl
Sleeping carsf for New York on .. m. train ouly.
~ nfoo9h tickets TO Philadelphis. New York a.
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Il Cosr Master Of Trans portation.
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