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by W. L. WALL 4 CO, AuctIoneers,
. New Marble Building.
Nos. 800 and 9O2 Pennsy " snia avenue
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON NINTH STREET NORTHME ST, At AUG.

TRUSTEE : SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TION.
-, b. virtue of deed Of trust. recorded in Lib.r
- I. and r., No. 3 foios 204, &C., of the land
A:2ords OF the District Of Columbia and of q decree
passed by the Supreme Court of said District April
Is. lo72, in chancery, in the Of Wall, Robin
al Mary 4. Hill ct nj No, 2y5e9, chancery
docket No. ii, and at the request of the holders of
of the notes secured by said deed Of trust the
undersigned, as substituted trustee, will, on FRI
DAY, the nth day OF March, ISIS. at O'Clock D
m i'm front Of the premises, sell At public auction,
t. tie highest bidder all that certain piece or parcel
Of ground situated and lying in said city. and being
much Vt Lots = and % Of Mcigs' recorded sub
division Of lots in square three hundred and sixty
one, and is comprised within the following metes
and bounds :-COEnlencing at a point the di
viding line between Ninth street aud said lot
- thirty feet three inche, from the northeast
OF said square running thence south sixteen
feet, thence west eighty seven feet. thence north
sixteen fest, thence east eighty feet the
place of beginning. together with all the improve
ments, ways, easements, rights. privileges and ap
purtenanCes to the same belonging or in any wise
apeertaining.
Terms: One-hsf cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed Of trust upon the premises. $40 TO be- paid
At the time OF sale; Convey ancing and STAMPS al
cost of purchaser. In case settlement be not made
within FIVE days after the time Of SAFE the premises
will be resod at the and risk Of deaultng pur
chaser. CHAS NJ MATTHEWS, Trustee
m7d VIM. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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STEAMER LINES.
IMAM LINE
i ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL, CALLING Al

i ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
TO AND FROM LIXERP0OL, CALLING AT
QUEENSTOWN, e0nA
Every THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 149E
from Pier -, North River, New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin, S75 and so gold.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Steerage-To Queenstown, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Londonderry, London, Cardf or Bristol, $50 cur
rency. Prepaid certificates from above ports, q 81
Apply to JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 5 Broadway
New York, or to D. A. BkOSNAN, w ashington, q
street, between 9th and 10th streets. fA-lm
TTNHE SPRING SCHEDULE OF THE WASH.
i lNGTON, BOSTON, AND PROVIDENCE
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
On and after MONDAY, February 18th, Steamer
hen her regular ECU ., trips to ). N2RF9Lkk, -
ingsl Will leave her wharf, foot of 9Th street,
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, at p. m, connect
ing at Norfolk with the n. and n. Steamship Line
for Boston and Providence. Through bill Of ladng
given. All freight address care Lady Of the Lake,
via Norfolk. For further particulars apply to
DORSEY CLAGETT, Plants Store,
10 corner 18th street and New York avenue.
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U.asS ssEs 1871 sshh 2sss lssbbSSis

tsi y ss g "a s. e ds ss. ss sa e
cs.S sr can: and e 3 s s:ss; ss ses
said DistTics, on MONDAY &c lSsa dsy9f nszrh,
lgs e n oslock n 90 1872 - ses9 1osst;
spon Is ihs ees5s ana eh.ss.I. q Ds.isl I; DYen.
iho.ns. finmonI =: Dsnisi Z. Davenport, n. O.
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~Durant, the dead ssr0naut made twenty
nine ascensions before taking his last.
o&One Of the very youngest inhabitants OF
Lockport, Pa, sports twelve toes, ten ringers
and three thumbs.
~The girl who shot the sChoOlmaster in
Iowa. because he would not marry her, has
been found insane.
- Ebony wood weighs S. pounds to the cubic
foot; lignumvftse the same; hickory, 81 pound;
birch, 40 pounds, beech, 10; yellow pine S. white
pine, Is; cork, Is: and water. 62.
~At a meeting of the Royal Institution OF
Great Britain Tuesday night, resolutions were
unanimously adopted congrstulating Profes.or
Tyndall on the success Of his visit TO the United
States, and expressing satisfaction that Amer
lea had been enabled 20 share with England the
advantage of his scientific instruction.
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u Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth ST
Star Office Building.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. March 10th,
FHcommeDcing al 10 o'clock, at the reside nee
III ~ tof gentleman declining houseke ping, No
1912 street. between 18th and 18th streets, we
shall sell the following excellent household goods
viz:
One Rosewood Piano. cost 500.
Walnut Green Rep Paror Set.
MarbletOp Tables, Engrayings.
Whatnot, Lace Curtains.
One Swiss Clock, beautifully carved and in perfect
condition.
One Splendid Black Walnut Marble-top Chamber
Suit.
One Superior Black Walnut Wardrobe.
Superior Painted Cottage Furniture.
Hair and Huek Mattresses.
Fine Feather Pillows and Bolsters.
Superior Brussels and Three ply Carpets.
Hall and Stair Carpets, Rods.
Oak Marble top Sideboard.
French China, fine Glassware.
Fine Platedware, Cutlery.
Dining Chairs, Lounges.
Refrigerators, Window Shades.
Mantle Clocks, Looking Glasses.
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
n. Blouse for rent or sale.
ms LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts.
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LATIMER Il CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud Ilth ST ,
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On THE NORTH SIDE OF L STREEr, BE-
TWEEN AZ AND 6IH STREETS SOUTHWEST,
ISLAND; IMPROVED BY A TWO-STORY
FR RMME DWEtLING AND 0STORY
- By virtue Of a deed of trust to me dated March
81 LIST, 4; d. lS2, and duly recorded IN liber No.
61S, folio 40 ct seq. one OF the land records for
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia and
Tuesday, March 18th, 1873, at O'Clock p. M. at
ing piece or lot Of ground in Washington CITY d. O.
and being known as lot numbered fifteen ffsj i'm
square numbered five hundred (5O0), having front
81 twenty Ave CD feet on north side Of south L
line Of said lot, together with the improvements
thereon mentioned above.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-fhird cash; balance I'm eaual
payments at s, II and u months. with ten per cent
interest to be secured by deed Of on property
sold, Ss0. down day Of sale All conyeyancing at
pure hasers cost. II terms Of sale not complied
with within six days after sale the property will be
resold at the risk and cost Of defsulne purchaser
WIN. u. HOFFMAN, Trustee
n6-ts LATINER CLEARY. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERNOON.

RI e. II. WAIVER -G.
- . Real Es'ate Broker and suctiosesr,
Ne. Hh street. between 9 aud Hssrsets.
rRgsJEEs sALE OF THREE rwo;sToEX
SSSsf,4hAfss sSe HkS g. res kfhhs STARTS
a b. virtue 81 deed Il irass 80 Daniel L. Eaton
lapdslyyif; dated Ostossr ., ls.l, and daiY re-
LAND fecsSas w. Hs co. c Il S Snf .e S
EshSiid ssetss K Gs q sh e The i
Ct o'ciock p ali sf lots numbered 8, . 10, Il.
r. IA and Is, in square numbered as. Ia the eiry OF
,MningIoh' ID. u foeether with the imSroEeInents
Terms 70 ts made known cp the day q sale: . 100
are net complied with within seven aay sffer SALE
the properly viii be rssold the risk and Of The
d sr purchaser C"nseysneins at the par-
f sEoIkSE ks sEISkSbI sSF,Eiss
DIR LATINER CLEARY,
- Aueticneerr and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy lesnia avenue and 18th q
Star 0ftice Buildings.
GRAND SALE OF FRENCH BRONZE CLOCKS.
; SR1rPEs; FIGURES, CLASSICAL VASES,
Ictsks Pisee On FRIDAY, March =, e.n.epcias
sts lSso % s0P 9 so ~ M
Msssrs VIII Brcthefs, date Vito VII sons,s and
x amt sessn ei rs
s and s
Walter Scott, Pandora. Industry and A griculiure,
Craiue; Painting and Sculpture; sup-rb Equestrian
Groupes; Prince Eon and pugnelin; Egy ptian Cou-
PEI, &C.; Classical Vases Of ancient designs Pedss-
tais. &c.
The collection will be found, upon examination TO
he the finest offered in the city, and well worthy
of public attention.
Terms Of sale: : 100 and under, cash; over that
amount, credit Of sixty and ninety days, with in
terest.
MID LATIMER CLEARY. Auets.
CONTINUATION OF SALE OF r. FULTON
- Co.'S unredeemcd Pledges, consisting Of hne
Gold and Silver Watches, Diam md. plain Geld and
Seal Rings and Pins, Gold Chains, Pens aud Pencil
cases. &c.. &c, at Vim. l.: Wall Co.'S Auction
Rooms, corner of Peunsy lvania avenue and orb
street, THIS. Friday EVENING, and TO-MOR-
Row Saturday >, al 60 clock, when il will positive
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MEANNEss WITHOUT EQuAL.-Nanchester
n. H., trumps anything hitherto recorded in the
way Of mean men. The fellow legged 80 e
bury his wife with, ard then gathered Others of
his ilk and got beastly drunk. The friend.
finally requested the authorities % iail him
while the wife was inferred at county expense
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ny DuNCANsON. DOwLTNG 4 CO., Aucts,
ID Southeast corner sth and ID streets northwest.
TRusrEES PALE OF a FINE LOT ON COR
|. NER or n AND 11ST sTREEfS NORfH-

- BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated ~ Of April
"a. D. ISL, recorded in Libcf No. exa foiios les,
county, D. c., and 1t the request Of the party e..
cured thereby the gndersgzed, e trvstes. vim, on
~ EsDAr the nj, 18th day q Mafch next lzs. q
prensea, Lot numbered twelve, tl3 lin Square nun.
fer niDst nin & !, sas s
square, recordsd in subdivistoa book y. K, page
-, I'm the wrysyoSs ONCE Of SAID city =
I'm s and u months; notes Fl the D1rcSaser To be
given, bearing % per cent: interea from the day Of
sale. and secured ~ deed Of trust on the preperty
cold. go 20 be pad whom the properly Z strurk on
1.-THE terDs o. seae are not compied with IN nvedays
e the risk OF the sdefanlsing Durchsser. Csnvey
ancins and reeerding = parchsser< cnst- "a -
- B. " MORsELL.-. Trustees,
DNNoANsoN, D0wLfEG 4 Co..
feb5 2AwJw&dsi 1ssgl "a Auctionsers.
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UNACcoUNTABLE LccKJAw.-A son Of Eli
wood Potts, near Somerton, Pa, aged about 10
wears. died a few DAYS since OF lockjaw. The
popularity OF the case is that the parents know
of no hurt or injury occurring TO the bow or OF
anv matter TO which the disease could be attri-
hufed
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DY MATTINGLY WHEELER, Auctioneers
ID sos 9Th street northwest.

- SOc Sn street northwest.
rETsTEEs SALE BY AUCTION Q. TWO
TWEEN KsI srH AND lore STREETS NORTH
AZ xirtue Of q deed NJ t-pst dated sa,,ar,nsr
u No 81, folio rs, 1 shall, on WEDNESDAY Jan.
ss ':s to ff he
Washington city, pssTes Of GolunSis 20 VII, Lo,s
q Square numbsr three hundred and seventy one,
two desirable and valuable modern built residence
This property sod subject TO prior deed OF trust
sSe in i've Year,, With tsn per cent. interest Bay
Terms Of sale: Cash for the amount realized above
the sale; and If the terms are not complied with in
pu S deposit q sac on each house When
sold Z 81
dso-d MATTINGLY 4 wHKELER, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is HEREBY POST.
o'clock P. m, on the premises.
ilsSM MHTfiSGEY q WHEELER, Auct..
,.s THE APoy ,;; SALE u HEREBy FUR
InSnnsSIy is3 sa O'clock p m, on the premises
SE s!ss' Oh n MATTfSGLY q WHEELER, Auc..
Their as F.pl rTs
9TH, 1873, at O'Clock m, ON the premises,
3 4 mh III aaa.
~INC0NSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEMENT
weather the above sale il further POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, February -, 1878, at 4 O'Clock
III FSsf 4 III xse
Rim CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEMEyT
weather the above sale IL hereby further POST
PONED until MONDAY. February ., ISIS, at 4
O'Clock p m, the premises.
BY order of the Trustee.
jI3 MATTINGLY & WHEELER, Ancts.
y THE ABOVE SALE is HEREBY further
postponed until MONDAY, February "a, ISIS, at
O'Clock p m.
By order Of the Trustee.
k2.A MATTINGLY WHEELER Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY fr-.ker
postponed until THURSDAY, March D, ASS, at
O'Clock n. m.
py order OF the Trustee.
f2a-eo MATTINGLY WHEELER, Aucts.
- THE ABOVE sALE rs u"-srpv
posip2ned until SATURDAY, March IL, ia :,
By order of Trustee
n1-eo MATTINGLY WHEELER 49,
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UNrrrp s STAT f4FEKF qIrIcE.

On the Pf,!siss y SH sfsf2d ~ ir AZ.
praying for me exfeusien 81 = c.ssSf srsssed 90
sns ss 2: q ,ss lss AZ Of nsys -. Or 90 sSrovs
u s eUieFedt.f the tssfnnny II the case be clns>a
on The - day q April next, tI.af the time Coz nl.sg
che Ifh day of prii next and that sxid petition Ss
heard on the 80 day of April next.
fl2-wN n b. LEcGETT, Commi~siop~r.
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pY THOMAS E. WAGGAMAk,
- Real kstste AucI ioneer, SO 7th street
SALE OF 1I Eye r ySE 4. GS4EeEIABsEh RESI-

y n z u
Dances FOR SMALL FAMILIES
-. Under and b. virtue ~ n deed Of tyu<t made on
-. the 81 day Of July, ls-i and recorded on the
Asame day In Liber No 6so. folio 81. the under
signed trustees l. offer fer sale At public aurtion
IN front Of the p.emiss, on II EsDAY the ;. ia,
foi March, at clock r. m. lots numbered 1T. l5s
iS3, leo, and Ia In Glberts subdivision 81 square
Numbered six hundred and seventy ave 1881 vs. ash
iDgton City. u. C., with the IMPROVEMENTS there
upon. ."
These lots are each improved BY two story and
basement brick dweilips OF eight rooms and will
he separately sold The houses front on Myrtle
street, rear Lincoln avenue. They are newly btilt
and will make extremely comfortable homes for
small families. They are In proximity e. 81. Alo,
-ius Church. and oniy few PAGES from OF the
city railways.
Terms Of sale: One-h cash the res; Tue in one
and two years or all cash at option Of purch aser.
PUrchasers notes for deferred payments bearing in
terest at per cent, the interest pay sble In semi
animal instalnlents t. lie gisen and be secured on
the property sold. Convey ancing AZ purchasers
est. s To- each lot 20 be paid when bid il az
cepted. II terms Of sale net complied with in SIN
days the property will be resold at cost and risk OF
ccfaulting purshsser.
Sk3RSRE AAprLEBr. Trustees.
m7-eo THoS. 4. wAGGAMAN Aact.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBoB.
FROM NEW YORK.
Abyssinia. Wed--Ieb. . Parthia... ed Mar. 70
6sisbris e Abs ssinia WWe saASi
steamsrs marked thus do NOT carry Storage pas.
And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY from New York.
RArrs OF PAssAsE.-Cabin, sso, 800, and sl,o
ss ssri:. sS, s Sfff. sadisons
Return tickets on favorable terms.
stssfsse tciet: from Liverpool and Queenstown,
eIS a W Par: o. Europe q lowest rates Through
:s59 e az va
Green; fSs Sssrass passage, 1t No. Iii brsSSWay
aoviss,iy SciHAs. g. rRANcKLYS, Agent
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked to and from any R.,,v,v M.
ston or seaport il Greet Britain, Ireland, -ScSSS
France, Holland, Belgium andthe United
skPooI, GLASGOW and DERRY, So SS and s s.s
EXCURSION TICKETS, olYO.
Intermsdiate, $50; SteeraGe, $50; all payable In
Parties sending for their friends IN the Old Country
l. Hss .Dply 9 sas Agent, Q. CAMM4CK, N.
NAV. aESfSS ssI,ss d ssorHH. u g..
NEW EXPREss LINE VIA CANAL.
~ DBIWxYN
PHILADELPHIA, AEExANDRH Va,
WASHING TON Z GE R6E1V VA, u. Q. :
Sailing day from FER ., North wharves, Phil.ssl.
Hhhte, WfpaxsDAr end sATURrSa~=A
Prom Sc W.ter street, esorgsscxnl -
o.o:' TUESDAY sndS ATXKpAI. q ISa;n.
A e.. fh hiiztR; aais1Ps En- Va;
nj sRCRANTs LINZ % sr1ANsaIPs.
!. WASHINGTON AND new FORK.
Rsree11 the Ane stssmships o. KHI0uf sna
John 0IB6ON vii NAke REGULAR WooklY ~<D0DN
Kin betx;xssPH NIX 329RH. 1dHIrCxkA444;
f0WN, Z. foIlosu:-1esyS ~ vQ1k fbuQ Rasr
Syx66sead R1y0sSa 49, e1A4X3R4A ~, -
Hor fan tn1orrattoe ~ e = y. DA4HAA,
Town, Or 4 ths corner q Nh saSsi . 2sv ~
is49i.a NV. THOMPSON. Prsusms.
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BANKERS.

Y,HE NATIONAL BANK or THE REPUBLIC
Corn, Sof 7th and d sfreets,I
OPEN FROM 10 A. II. TO 3 p. II.
decn-1y CHAS. BRADLEY, Cashier.
GERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK,
" No. els SEVENTH STREET,
OYrositS tie Post O6cs Department.
Bank h0uD: q. m. to D. m. Saturdays open IN
81 p. m. to receive deposits only.
Interest paid on deposits. Collections made and
exchange furnished.
JOHN 6iTZ, President, A. EBERLY, " Presr,
WE MATTIN0LY Sec, y IE. PREETISS, Cash'r
1ov6-ly -
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USITED sIAT.s ,s sAT p,s S SssEIIIC., =

On the petiilona fHEOD0kE Woodbury.,
a patent GRAINED 20 him On the sisf day Of 1sY'
"a dor y Improvement In Seats and souches fsc
IL + opesrs1 th.s the tsstimenv In the CO. IA
ccesd on abr 2sth day a April nsxt thsf TIE siSs
limited 2 the ~ dag Of Hay next. and thsf sssa
pssition b. heerd on the led. day Of Nay nrxf.
fZthSw - y. 3. LB00GTT. Couuuss-,oo~r
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AUCTION SALES.

pr GREEN WILLIAMS. Aurtioneer..
- Nc, 1901, northwest corner lob and D ste.
Our REGULAR sATURDAY SALE Of HsuSeh,lS
,,Ss O.: n IL SesRkow esssaass i Soks
Is GREHN a wILLIAMs.Aa c,.
RY JAMES GUILD, Aacticneer,
AZ No. 1oll Pepnsy lvsnis avsnue.
SALE OF NEW AND sECON HAND CLOTH.
n. ~ o.. S' sIIrkhsy B .orS MP SHOES
Aseil the ss-crtueBt OF ,hs sbeve goods in nv
mil MONS Ne lSIs rsHssysas.. sE.n.s
VlY LATIMER a CLKARY,
- Real ksiate Broksrs and Auctioneer.,
Star Once Bnildne.
ONE GREY HORSE; BUFFALO ROBES; ONE
H Sof BL sh 6Ak Hik Sl9I S rsrS 9EE NAY
n Gu TOMORROW, Saturday D March :
IViS3, nj IL O'Clock. In front Of our auction
rooms, We shall ssii the aforementioned.
II LAT1NER oLEARY. Aac,s.
ID Original Horse and csrriase Bszssf,
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
HensKs HoRsEs.
PRESS WAGONS, &C
a On SATURDAY MORNING, Mspch .;h.
I~NlS3, commeneing a; 10 O'Clock, We viii sci,
aoHEab OF HORSES AND MULES.
Among which will be found some fiDe Drivers.
Alto.
number OF bow led workers.
bretts, Niciorias, &c rnlaptowns, Top aud No-tVP
Buggics, Express Wagon, Harness, &c.
IL MN. I. WALL CO, Arcts.
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01DER DdRIEG " Mgs AssISNEE 70 PgBLIsI

THIs sIvfMoT ,ls In.s &c sse.. 3
District Of Columbia, holding special term. istters
q a n Bss,SSa s.sfts
5@eesssd an psIsoas h.xiss sl.s%s ssains he ~
~ vsSSeSs fhsreo 70 tbs slhcFfhef, @ Of befSrS
The III day q lshsu.ry Fsst; tasy ny st'ssyi
&;ycr ss,srr nv hand tbs 1t day q Iebrnafy.
ISIS. ftH&l NARY JAM HA6AN
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MARRIED.

MILkINS-HEAD. BY the Rev. Z n. Nslisn
on the 9th inst, HARRY y. WILKINS aud 81
PHRoNA HEAD, both Of Washington, u. G.
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e. TURTON,
CARPENTER, BUILDER,
AND
DON T ACTOR.

i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, S.:
At Washington, the 2lst day of February, A. d.
1873, the undersigned hereby Rive0nOtice of their
appointment assignees of BERNHARD RAFF, of
Washington, d. c., who has been adJudged bank
rupts upon the petition of his creditors by the Su-
preme Court of said District. :
JAS. g. PAYNE,
AUGUSTUS s. WORTHINGToN.
IS-fJW AesiRuees.
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WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
w Corner 7th strset aNd Louisiana drenNe,
PAYS PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSIT.
Interest commences from date Of deposits.
Deposits can be made and drawn at will.
my2O-h J. A. RUFF. Treasurer.
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i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA IS.
Al Warrington, the I'd day Of February, A. d.
1873. the under.isnsd hereby siyes Hotiee Of his
IDELsTEIN, of Washington, D: e., Who has been
itors BY the Supreme Court of said District. oN
f'9SfafS JOHN ANGER M1W s..;rr.o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-30

Member of the Royal College of Surgery of
London, Graduate Of one of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
bart Of whose life has been spent in the hosspl-
tails of London, Paris, philadelphia and else
cures that were ever known; many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulncss, with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with arrangement OF "ind, were
cura1 immediately.
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Married persons, or Young Men contemplst,
ing marriage, aware of Physical We"sNhess ness
Loss of Procrea.ive Power-1mpotency Ner-
vous Excitability, Pslpitation, Organic WeSK-
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Disqusli'
fcatoH speedily relieved.
He who places himself under the care OF Or ).
may religiously confde in his honor as a gentN-
physician.
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AND WHAT DID PAUL Say 2-Many years
since, there lived in Virginia preacher named
B. Though uneducated, he was sound
thinker and eloquent speaker, and no minister
had a more devoted flock. 1t was the custom
during the inclcment season, to hold meeting
at the residences of members and once or
twice during the winter, at the house OF the
preacher. For many years it was observed
that B. never conducted the meetings when
held at his house, but secured the services OF
some neighboring minister. he was often
pressed for an explanation but without success;
but finally, in response to the opportunities OF
some Of his flock, gave the following:
When was much younger than noW-ln
lact, not long after the commencement OF my
%plnstrations-I held meeting at my own
mouse. 1t being customary for many OF the
congregation to remain for dinner, Mrs. s.
rent our negro boy, Tim, to neighbor Pauls
i?r Tor some butter. Tim returned, and located
nlmself standing on one foot at time, in the
congregation: Being we'll warmed up in my
selmo1' thluking neither of Tim nor his erc
lahu, but only of the most successful mode OF
pressing upon my hearers one Of my strongest
arguments, demanded with all the energy IN
NY power, And what did Paul sayT Tim, at
Tue top o! his little squeaking voice, exclaimed,
as Inn only could have done He thed you
c9udn t get any more butter until you paid tor
xhat you did getl' This brought down the
house. and cut short one of the finest efforts OF
iuy early ministry. Since then, | have kept
fairs" '''. N''''N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-30

IoA' ICE! '''
E. G. ATWELL
Having completed his improvement in Market
snaca has established an Office and
'p'''' ICE DEPOT
there where ICE can be obtained from a: m.
tnan. m. Orders left at the Drag Store of Mr..
Samuel S. u Lunt corner of King and Washington
Ws CONS will deliver Ice daily to all private
Wasos sr;no + NH 3l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-30

TREASURE TRovE-A few days since boy
named John Mosman found in the bottom
ABOVE the city kettle containing Sc, 600 in gold
ana sll yer coin. The boy is an orphan, the son
OF soldier who was executed at Fort Leaven-
worth for desertion, when johnnie, who is
now IA years Of age, was baby. The boy used
to 70 live in this city, and earned his living by
olacking boots but this wiDter he went out in the
country above the city, and hired himself out to
a farmer for sl2 per month and his board. At
the tune spoken of he was out after the cows
and concluded to dig up a piece Of sassafras
root on the hillside to take home for tea. 10
digging for the root he struck the kettle, and
upon exhuming it found that it contained
money. He lugged his treasure home, and it
was counted out and showed something in the
nneelghborhood of $4,000 in gold and silver.
Mosman very sensibly took his money up to
Omaha, where some of his relatives live, and
has deposited it, and proposes to educate him
self we'll with part of it and go into business
with the remainder.-&. Joe Gazette.