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A REFORM VICTORY.
THE NEW COMMON COUNCIL TRIUMPHANTLY |
INSTALLED IN OFFICE.

lNSlAlLED IN OffIOE.
THE TAMMANY ALDERMEN REPORT on TIE CITY
AND COUNTY ACCOUNTS, AND IMPEACH MAYOR
HALL-HE TBEREUPoN RECOGNIZES THE NEW
BOARD WHICH IMMEDIATELY RESCISDs THE
RESOLUTIONS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SCENES AT THE CITY HALL.
Yesterday was field day in the campaign OF mu-
nicipal reform. The Tammany Board of Aldermen
sgnalized itself by the extraordinary procedure Of
impeaching Mayor Hall for failing to prevent the
city frauds. Enraged at this treachery, the Mayor
repudiated the old Board. and appointed the mem
berselect ia their stead. The counsel for the Re-
form Board gained admittance to he chamber IN
which the Tammany members erereorganizng, and
routed them by the service of writs prohibiting
their continuing in office under any pretext. The
new Board then took possession. Mayor Hall APP
peared and administered the oath Of office. and the
resolution impeacbing him was unanimously re-
scinded thus leaving the new Board in triumphant
possession, and rescuing Mayor Han, for the time,
from most unforeseen stroke OF III fortune.
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eriy winds with oloudness falling barometer
and rising temperature now prevail from Missouri and
Michigan, and north-westard 10 Dakota. No reports
have been received from the Pacific coast where II was
raining Sunday afternoon. Threatening aud cloudy
weather prevails in Wyoming and Utah.
PrObdblideG
The barometer will probably continue rising on Tues
day morning with partially cloudy and clear weather In
the Middle and Eastern STATES, followed on Tuesday
night by falling barometer aud easterly winds easery
winds with cloudy weather prevail in the Southern and
Gulf States OF low barometer develop In the
Missouri Valley and rising temperature with south-east
erly Winds veerng 10 the SOUTH prevail from Arkansas
10 Lake Superior.
Danger winds not anticipated for the Atlantic
TONIGHT.
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FRANCE.

DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION - POLITICAL GARCIA
TURES SUPPRESSED.
PARIS, Monday, Jan. /, 1872
President Theirs gave the usual reception
10 the diplomatic body to-day. Count Won Arnim. the
German representative, absent for the that
he had not yet presented his credentials ambassador
Of Germany TO the President No speeches were made,
President Theirs simply exchanged the customary con
CALCULATIONS with the Ministers
Negotiations in progress for the creation OF Ban
q1.e des COmmuneS with colossal capital One firm has
already subscribed 100000 francs The object Of the
institution is TO utilize the credit Of the COmmunes for
municipal purposes. The Minister of the Interior has
forbidden the sale Of political carioatures.
Gen sherman and Lieut. Grant arrived at Marsailles
yesterday from Gibraltar.
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MOVEMENT OF BRIGHAM YOUNG.

SAIL LAKE CITY, Dec. 31.-Bngham Young
was at Provo to-day. private dispatch says he VIII lie
In Salt Lake City to morrow night the next morning
and surrender himself TO the United states Marshal a.
once To answer TO the charge of murder.
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LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Jan. This evening the
boiler Of Locomotive No. 226 Of tue New-iork Central
Railroad while the engine standing at the North
At crossing In this city exploded The engineer, FIRE
men aud boys, the engine, were more
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ITALY.


NEW YEARS AT THE QCIRINAL.
ROME Monday, Jan. I. 1917.
King Victor Enamel received the Ministers,
members OF Parliament and chief officials OF the Gov
eminent to-day at the Quirnal. He thanked them
heartily FOR Their patriotic abors. and expressed hope
for the continuance Of that spirit Of concord which has
contributed much the accomplishment Of unity for
Italy. Joseph Mazzini Is seriously III.
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SPAIN.
MORE CONTRADICTIONS.

MADRID, Monday, Jan. l, 1877.
The rumors of a fresh Ministerial crisis are
coutradcted neither there any official confirmation
OF the reported recall OF Minister Roberts from Washing
tom but II is ntimaed that should the latter report
prove true Admiral Polo viii be Senior Robertss sue
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UEATHRR REPORTS.
SNOW BLOCKADE ON THE UNION PACIFIC.

SNOW BLOCKADE ON THE UNION PACIFIC.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Dec. 3l.-Ihe snow block
AIDE on the Union Pacific Railroad, and the temporary
refusal OF the Central Pacific Railroad 10 receive ireght
IL very embarrassing the mercantile interests mere
Trade ia almost suspended and tbe supply of some OF
Le heeessafes about exhausted The newspapers ere
IN want Of paper
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPABTaRST, 4
OFFICE OF THE CHiEy Sl0sAL OfTIcER,f
WAsHIkGToE. Jan !. 1612-T y. M.
9yaopsis for He past f,ocnfB four hours.
The area of lowest barometer which, on Snn"
day afternoon was over the Lower Lakes and Canada
has hesn rapidy followed by area OF high pressure
nos, cent raj over the s,me region Tie cloud and rain
Lss generally eI sred away west Of the Appalachian
,s,n.s and IN The Atlantic coast win falling
iemIerafure NUrthsriy winds with partially cloudy
w.aIe. aIp repOrted from the Gull rtates boutbeast
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PROM TER RBv. BR s. }. coRHElLLH,
Bse.oI o. LD Saints CbUreh.
10. p ooUrEHyErR ST. NV York

No p oOUTFEsErR ST, Nrv YORK
y. lor1slDe 9Th great pleasure l''ro'1 700 'l''
.,podssnsp Of NJ appreciation Of The benes lhh7 derived TO"
,c treatment present that Others who may be suffering from 1
... 4, uy.e may through the publication oiHy experience learn
ia, ssser your care relief car be obtained
lAay been ac,sd With oanh for many ysa which al one tine
nrs,ra e loss Of ny voice and undermined ny general health " such
=, ,,, u REQ. t.ts suspension Of nv pastoral sutes Two
u ,, treatment. har,,e. saorded re such Invaluable
"N-~' VI w. -' . - s. - -
.hei enabled ny de ard Jsio'I leu Siaou'
Se sBgl,ss; iDeOpysrieHeS
Hvbg tie highest appreciation Of your medical sln ard With MANY
ir ulra lo.ness courtesy DeN Sir very
,sleiu.,y CQRSEiLLB Rss;of a. san' CLGIee'
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FROM n. PATTlsoS. tte.,
n & kss T~su,y .h.T5 81, Christian AssoeGtoe EOang

Ksv.YoRK Dec la, lc7l,
IN Prom personal experience caa certify 'o
esaey Jour sdnable method Of treating d'eA' Of the air
p.sse Catarrhal affection head and bronchial uSes under
. bod FOR many years ard which at times OoeAsOned very
serious stress was entirely cured By treatment nor have any o.
Ii. ,urou returned though Bov more than three years since
.. Ses sB87 yur rroiesoa You refer 'o ne whenever
70, have oss1 to Go 50 whatever desire o. his
sAaea.sut Veg trGiy JocTs, IN FAIllsON'
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PROM NR , BERSFE!A,
No. = Bregoori-i ace .East Te,'hs')


Ssv.TcKE, Dee 4, 1871.
D. uGHTE-LI Elected complete sd radical care NJ family IN
ca q osehAee ard partial des0es' in Which the best
suro,eab san vas employed avail The d8euy yeed
-.Ay 70 On LiGBTHLL s. l'srdroe ard tine has proved
asr.ry,,t,.,, ,i.bt -l-e J. BERNHEN
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poN Mr. NORRIS PHILLIPS.
Rate, md PrCyristC, q The Zone journal

o-,r, q, TT, Bors JouRSll, 10 'PAHHrlAcr NF"'I0SH
- -, ,,,,,r,. 10 Tie sacssss Which attended d. LIGHT
Hills .rtsuss he ease Of ny brother "A0 M O''1
,4.s a1e bOlses ss head The results Of d. L'0n
,bs,los vue as JrOupt 1sJ we're Elective lD' ''A'
d De bosss removed Ard lie cure vas as A'eA " Las
MORRIS PHILLIPS
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The condition Of the Prince of Wales is re-
ported In the noon bulletin to-day to be much improved
Her Majesty, Queen viii probably reopen the session
OF Parliament in person.
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VIA V''s'o q Dr. uGETB1L ,IdayeJ devoted ., dung ~
S"'" !" he treatment hef Deafness, Cstat
ne IA''a '-' isAss eiass a .steoEs r,eoguiIse BY
e-A' 'H'0r''s1 srco oFtor val .svsrsby be
oses - = he Iroasbhtss d eur, I'D ~ ,,, .
'ssiHsa si~O' rs''Ouabs eanas a sus, T,,
Asu''i'ssus4sr Or IIGsTHIUs professional car. M,
%'tesi'@s ever tsA@4a ~bes poss,s TO DEM, s ...
"'-f@en' 'sba EtsEABss eeHJr,tsua,e ,,pers.
SssaE.stssbaOo
d LIORTHILL ReGsss bstaSs rom O., .. ,ua, ..n.
nszA+seS
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IMPORTANT EVIDENCE OF SUCCESS.

x., from eIpeo, s'' proofs 'f successful treatment arc U'
-, e,,5euas. to JOSae conscience ~heA physician can
An 2, 1IoHTBuJ pleased TO rr''e't' " 'P''"'''' 'N'
~ eo -Aics be received in The '0'r'' OF ' '''''
,,,,.a Of .s,aHea.s Of similar el'r'e'' 'h' 'n''''
,.s .oa,... III be leerialy submitted on application
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Zee Eissth PAGE.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE PRINCE OF WALES IMPROVING.
Topnou Mopdoy Ton ro-a
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JUDGE BARNARD ADMITS THE EX-CoNTRoLLER
TO BAIL IN $4,000 UNDER THE CRIMINAL IN
DICTMENIS-A CURIOUS SCENE.
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n SAMsTAG { co Auctlonesrs.

"a On WEDNESDAY MOGEISG May Ist at
VI 10 clock. We will sell all the. Furniture con-
~ tanned IL dwelling No 1884 L street. between
18Th and lith streets, lately occupied by Count
De Fay euy.
Terms cash, COLDMELL KING.
ar2b-it AuctipuserS.
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DRoPOsALs FOB STATIONERY

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, April Is, 1872
sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
year ending Jane 81 1873. will be received AZ this
department until 2crH DAY OF MAY, ls72, at Il
Bisnk forms for bidding will be furnished upon
application.
The bios viii be considered and accepted or re-
jected item BY item and this advertisement aud the
proposal, SO lar as accepted by the Secretary of
state. and the bond ACCOMPANYING the same, shall
constitute The contract between the government
ana the oicder or bidders. and no further contract
vii. be executed.
The articles contracted for mus. be furnished
from time 10 time during the ia quantities pur
susnt 20 orders from the Department The entire
for during the year.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making IL, and be accompanied by a bond
with sufficient sureties. in sum equal 70 fifty ner
cent. of the bid bids accepted, approved BY a
United States officer of the district in which the
suretes reside or do business on a form 10 be fur-
nished by the Department, conditioned for furnish
ing such portions Of the articles may be awarced
under II, and the performance of the contract
All delfSeries viii be subject TO inspection by an
pert detailed Tor the purpose by the Secretary of
deemed sufficient cause annul the contr act at the
option OF the Secretary. Delveries must be free Of
charge at the Department Of state, Washington.
The failure to comply with any one order under
state, operate forfeiture Of the entire penalty
II the bond. or the Secretary Of State may direct
the purchase, in open market. OF such quantities of
e shall oe necessary to supply the de
contractors Fifty per centum Of the price which il
shall be found necessary to Day for such articles.
ffoposals unaccempanied BY a satisfactory bond
ed only to established msnufactarers Of or dealers
Proposals. to be addressed to the undersigned, and
. marked "Propossis for st,5icpeTy Ton r,su
apzS-eo4w Secretary OF State
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GENERAL NArURE-No. 42.I

AN ACT to change the time for holding the
String term OF the United States circuit and
district courts at HarTisOnbuTg, Virginia.
BE At enacted Jy tSs Senate and House of Repre-
Sshtafirss Of the United States of America in Con-
gTeSs assembled, That instead of the time now
provided for in the act approved February first
eighteen hundred and seyenty-twO. 80 to chan ye
the times for holding circuit and district couIts
OF the United States for western district of Vir-
gina, for holding the spring term at Harrison
burg, IN that State, said courts shall be held
theieat on the Tuesday after the first Monday
in Nay in each year.
Approved, April H. 1879
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lGENERAL NATURE-NO. ALI
AN ACT defining the rights OF part owners of
q N e. hni

vessels IN certain cases.
ne a enacted by The Senate and House Of Reprs-
sentences a. tee United States Of AmsricI ia Con-
gross assembled. That any person or persons or
bo11 corporate having more than one-half own
ership OF any vessel shall have the same power
10 remove captain, who is also part owner of
such vessel, as such majority owners now have
70 remove a captain not an owner: ProriRe1,
mat this act shall not apply where there is a
Nailo written agreem substituting, by virtue
OF which such captain would be entitled to pos
session, nor in any case where a captain has
POSSE as part owner. obtained before the
lassase OF tins act. IAnprOved. ApriI Q. lSI2.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session of the
FortySecond Congress-.
GENERAL sATrRy-No 4O 7

IGENERAL NATURE-NO f0.l
AN ACT to amend the thirty-secOnd section OF
an act entitled San act to reduce internal
taxes, and for other purposes" approved July
fourteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy.
ne u enacted bg tie Senate aud House of Repre-
serfdtires 81 hs CEtted States Of America in Con-
gross assembled, That section thirty-two OF an
ACT entitled can act to reduce internal taxes
and for other purposes" approved july four
teenth, eigh'een hundred and seventy, be, and
the same Is hereby, amended to read as follows:
SECTION 81. And BE IL further enacted, That mnr
candise transported under the provisions OF This
act shall be conveyed in cars, vessels, or yehi-
eles, securely fastened with locks or seals undsr
the exclusive control OF the officers of customs.
ana inspectors shall be stationed at proper pointS
alcng the designated routes. upon any car.
vessel vehicle, or train. at the discretion of THE
Ssid Secretary, and at the expense of said the
CON anles respectively. And such merchandise
shIii not be unladen or trsnshpped between the
EOIts OF mrs. arrival ana final destination, unless
aGthOrIzed by the regulations OF the Secretary
OF tbe treasury, in cases which may arise from
uinerence in the gauge of railroads, or from
accldents, or from legal intervention. or from
low water, ice, or other unavoidable obstruction
70 nav gation; but in no case shall there be per-
mitted any breaking OF the original packages Of
Such merchandise. approved, April D. 1SI2.
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DIED.

r6hAl On the 5yih instant. aF.e "A paipFul
ness g nearly four months, RALPH EARL
trkA1 aged u ngEths and - iays
fECIuC- tal To. like a hll-s IN
SPIlL- doth early wear.
Aud We felt. A. gazing IN him.
Ii vas - Going there
Al sic sol mn midnight chimiaz,
" ErE the world j. dumb.
Ht1-EeTc6 voices flrO' IA, silence
= Ia. the Angel come
Oh may we, 50 bImeiy greeting
tratE = colo, gras ping hand.
I'm with little ANGEL Ral Oh
ore in Heaven baud
The eatyes and frt nds Cf the family are invited
d. attend the funeral THURSDAY. siaF I'd, a. 3
g.. l-CA 2. IA.
Pr & Il Cu su-ds~ @-.---- -rr 2Sth instant
= AEGAEET WALkEA r-li,l Of the late Col
10-t III Peck. aEtdo}
Pa e-al f. ~ O. reside II her s1u-t7-iaw T.
t.ysr. No - 81 stree: northwest, We iuesily at
= g. --- Relatives and friends are invited, IAlI
y s-Lia-t.H papers COPY.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

DOR NEW YORK, BOSTON AND NOR
IL FOLK, AND THE SOUTH.
On and alter Monday, April ed, lS72, the Steamer
tn Z :. Mail, vii !, ave Oroqch,s E.sSaa4E
bari loot 81 9TH street, MONDAY uz7>7sz711n
:lyer landings and Fort Monroe. for NORFOLK,
Va, connecting at Norfolk with the NJ. NJ. Steam
SLID Company Tor Boston; also, connect with the
Virginia ; :: Company Tor New York, making Q
semi weekly freight from the above named cities.
Agents.-N. ID. Grener, Norfolk, Va; M. Ed
ridge, Alexsndrsa, Va; J. q. Waters, Georgetown,
y. G; Thos. n. Crouch win receive and deliver
freight AZ 9Th street baTf until clock D. m.
:, Eranoh Ticket Ofice at knox's Express, 60S
Penn. avenue.
DORSEY OLAGETT, Cent Agent.
apl6tr Plants Store. corner 18th and NJ Y az.
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The Wood TO be merchRntsble hard wood The
Anthracite Cal 70 be Of the best " hte Ash, aud
inspected prior to reception by the United states
The Fuel, Forage and Straw are to be delivered at
snch times and in such quantities the Acting As
sistapt ousrtsrmasters thereat NAV direct. viz !:
ton. Md. and Fort Mct enry, Nd. At Baltimore
Md, al such times and places, and in such quaint
may direct.
The wood and coal for the National CEMETERIES 20
be delivered at such times and in such titles "a
the ssperntendents at each Of the cemeteries may
n, spectively desire
Form of bid viii be furnished on application 10
this office, well any additional information re-
qUired by those desiring 20 bid.
HENRY @. HODGES.
Major and Quartermaster, u. g A.
the East. an9l A.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucttoueers.
I'D No l00l northrast corra- ,f M. - m
DY b. ii. WARNER,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
529 Seventh street.


EXECUTORS SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
BulLDING SITES In SQUARE 339. BE
TWEEN 10TH AND l1TH STREETS AND
AND STREETS NORTHWEST
- will offer for sale, on WEDNESDAY. May
IS, 1872, and every day thereafter until sold. on
the premises, to the highest bidder, at $50
O'CLOCK p m, thirty One valuable Binding Lot a,
fronting On 10th aud llth and N and o streets
Terms OF sale: One-fou cash, and the balance
IN six: twelve and eighteen months, with six per
cent. interest, secured by a deed of trust on the
property. Seventy n sc dollars down on each lot
when sold. All stamps and conveyancinR at the
cost OF the purchaser. If the terms are not COM
pied with In days after SALE the deposit will
be forfeited and the right to resell at the risk ana
cost OF the defaultipg is reserved by the
subscriber These lots will at once be recognized as
arnc nR the most valuable now in market. They are
located very desirable part of the city
from every point, and which 10 being rapidly i'm
proved by fine houses. Gas and water mains are
laid, sidewalks paved: and all taxes paid. The lot
are prov ided with good alleys without cost to the
purchaser. Title indisputable. survey has re-
Gently been made and the metes and bounds of each
lot are marked by stakes. Plats may be seen and
information obtained upon application to the auc-
tioneer. JOHN1M SIMS Exarntor
ApI0-eo6ds b. h. WARMER, Auct.
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GENERAL NATrRE-No 10 7

AN ACT Tor the relief of the officers and crew
OF the United States steamer "Kearsarge"
BE a enacted BY the Senate and House of ReDre-
SehtdticeS 81 the United States of America in CON-
greSS assembled, That the Secretary of the Navy
De, anu he hereby is, authorized and directed to
pay, out OF money hereafter to be Appropriated
10 Rear Admiral John \. Winsow and the Of
hcers and crew belonging to the United States
steamer "kearsarge," while engaged in the
capture and destruction OF the vessel called the
Alabama" on the eleventh day of June eight-
cen hundred and siNty-fOur, the sum of one
hundred and ninety thousand dollars, the same
being the estimated value thereof to be dis
tTlbuted to the officers and crew attached to the
'kesrsarge' at the date above named accord
ing TO the payroll OF the ship at the time and
10 be In lieu of the bounty authorized by the
eleventh. section OF the act of June thirtieth
eighteen hundred and sixty four. entitled can
ACT 10 regulate prize proceedings, &c" Pro
rifet, That no money shall be paid TO the as
slgn6e OF any of said officers or crew, entitled
TO res GIVE the same, but only to himself In per
son, or TO his wife. or to his personal represent
aoyes- excluding any such asst gnee: md pro-
riced. further, That il any of the Off GERS or crew
OF saiu L nited States steamer '.kearsarge" shall
have received the bounty provided for BY the
sad section eleven of the act OF June thirfieth.
eighteen hundred and siXty-fOur, the same shall
be deducted from the amount to be paid to such
officer or seaman under this act
Approved, April Il, 1872.
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RAZAA1Sbs.eainst IA LADIBs,, GENTS, snd
~ CHI5pRlET UHD1RCL0THIHG- may Be
fo1nd at " omenb Christian Association, judiciary
square. All orders promptly and neatly exocuted.
1n9ance on 3 arest. between Sfh aud 6th. noIi-e
N0JIOI5yhat1 .s. yUsTR, sac D, betvee.
SECOND HASD OLOfHiHG e lee than half IL
cot q resdE,1sns psE On e SnssSro,u,uoo
boash q fair fcashl 49,. ea 0-ly
. II e.yUerH PAYS TAI1 PRICEs for Ladies',
-. Gents, and Ohil6rslt second hand CLOTH.
ING, UNDEB CLOTHING, B0Ofs SHOES, Ac,
e SO , street, between eth md Sth streets Mote
by mall pro0psly oftsndsd 70. oul0-6
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Is TIE SUPREME COUaT OF TaE MS.
~, TRICr OF COLUMBIA,

In The case ~ VIM r. Tpds $3.50 i1s: :,
i ILLS u GRAMMER; deceased, the Executor
SrsTssna co ns., with the sPProbation OF the
flpeI i'nsea SATURDAY. NAV 4th, IS2. for the
s..Tal ,stsH's.t and distribution of the per
Is,S $500 81 said deceased. and Of the assets In
tVTId i~r as the same have. been collected and
Crs and Lsi- when and where all the credit
xitI -; q sald deceased are notified ~ a.tsnj
CtherS;ss tS iIi properly youchei or they may
dfcessgds estate from all benefit In said
pssyoTs 10 ths s.S Tor three weeks in the Star,
anil AWEBSTER, Register os Will
Per jas. !. Orr pep;ffy
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III B. h. WARMER,
D Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
52S Seventh street, between g and a.

S&n sS9Es ssSs SkAr Av FSEsE
sseEvfhSbR shfg hEsnSSxAfEfS offosifi
- i will sell on TGESDAY HFrrRNooN
May l97; sc O'clock. on the premises, to
the highest bidder, At public auction, the west
on the south side Of Maine avenue near IL street,
and running back Ia feet inches to Q vide alIey
Of two,story Frs ME COTTAGE. The yard 4
large and set With shrubbery and vines, and ths
the finest in Wa hnefon " W o1o Va
Terms: 0nefourth cash. balance in six. twsIve.
eighteen and twenty tour mons hs with six eer cent
interest. Stamps and convey ancin9 AT the nrr.
chasers cost Seventy. five dollars down when soid
JOHN NJ SIMS, Executor
aP@s-eoScs b. ID. WARNER, Auct.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1904 northwest corner 10th and q

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Fronting ON erH STREET. WEST, BE
IM M64ISN AND x STREETS SOUTH, AT
- On THURSDAY, the I'd day Of May next,
Gs at 3 O'Clock D. m.. shall sell. on the prem
dkises, part Lot No. l2.in square No 40s, being
good wide front BY the 9th thereof. with camfor
table two story Frame Dwelling House, we'll baiIt
Terms: 0nethird cash: balance 6, II, Is "a 80 and
IS months for notes bearing interest and cured
by deed 81 trust on the premises All c,nyey-
ancing and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
Sloo down GA the day of sale
sp26d GKEEN WILLIAMS. Aucts