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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUR Z DAYS
FUTURE DAYS
DY LATIMER q CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylv snia avenue and 18th g.
Star Once Building.

% Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'.
Star Once Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
SHEET NORTH AND pc Bic sPsCE.
~ cause in which William MeLea Is complain snt
Sauiy Docket I q viii Il 0sT far sas a
suction, IN front Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
pant Of Io, II t5s suSdsios Of saasrs .
as recorded 10 the once Of the surveyor Of washing
following metes and bsUnds: Beginning at the north.
east Of said lot sh street west and
wde 81 feet 10 inches to another alley in the rear Of
said lot thence south along the line II said last men
inches to the line Of sh street thence north along
The line Of th street Il feet inches t. the point o.
story brick dwelling, containing rooms, with bath
Terms Of sale: One.third Of the purchase money
cash; the balapee in equal instalments at and u
s Pq M
snpTm, to be secured by the retention Of the title
00n'e''n',hs at 9G HtSsaES oaETsi. Trustee.
Is No. icoi northwest Corner sG' 10Th and ,t..
rFg;EFH:ss q HFf 4Hn
the 25i h day Of July, A ID. 1870, and duly
corded In Liber No. go, folio 1872, &c, Of the
Land records for Washington county. d: c., and by
drectCn Of the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of
September, A. D. 1873, at 81 o'clock m, in front
Of the premises, the western part Of lot numbered
one a., in s9nare numbered three hundred aud forty
eight l34S), having a front of twenty 400 feet
north street and running back, with the same
width, seventy five (75 feet to the rear line OF said
lot; and also the southern part OF lot numbered
eighteen Qsl, in said square numbered three hun
bred and forty eight l34s having front Of twenty
nys ~ feet on 10Th street west, and running back
rear line of said lot The property will be offered
separately; both pieces Of property, being well i'm
proved and beng first business property IN the
city Of Washington. The aforementioned piece Of
property will be sold subject prior deed Of trust
statement of which win be exhibited at the sale.
Terms of sale: One-thrd in cash, Of which $500
on each piece of property must be paid at the SALE
the deferred payments to be made in and two
years, with interest at ten cent annum, and
secured by deed Of trust to the satisfaction of the
trustee. Terms to be fully complied with within six
days after the day of sale otherwise the trustee
serves the right resell the prepsrty at the risk
and cost of first purchaser: Ali conveyancing at
purchasers cost. WIN. ii. WARD, Trustee.
sep4eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY THOs. T.. WAGqAMAN,
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM NEW YORK.
JAWS 10 66 asSI,.
sasi Ps 4 i
Steamers marked thus do not carry steersge pas
rd R,TF: OF PAssAes-csbin, sso: 800. and sl0
E E.,.ss .sE Fs5:, q ST.
steefsse ticket. from liverpool and Queenstown.
u sss q ETs2pf to %
AMDtwsTP; and Othe, points on the Continent and for
ss q RSt5 Ses
Green; Tor storage passage, ct No. Ill Broadway,
it GHAs. q fF'fRxNKLYN, Agent. New York.
OTIS BIaELow, Agent, Once; 643 street
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL
fhi1ssG sE6s Alb dEShdH4oJAaS b.
sE;$ s;F 4 ssi'A sss 5 Es
n From So Water street, aeO5set.vn, D. O., TUES
"a sRG !. rS.a:pR. with "oyd..
Nsa % 5 and
VIM. p CLYDE o.. PhlisSsI Ga il. " 0'o'
y: REID, Alexandria, Va.
WALDO A. PEARCE, 81 Congress street, Boston
- Freights delivered by Knox's Express. Or
ders len at General ONCE, sos Pennsylvsuia
rue, or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at
tended 10. ap7
hURING REPAIRS TO THE CHESAPEAKE
~ and Delaware Canal we will run -
an OUTSIDE LINE, making week ExaS4aS
| ly trips sk35xE21n
Leaving Philadelpbis every SATURDAY at II m.
| GF, HYDE,
aus2o I'm Agent for ID. Of O.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. 1905 AND I5I O
STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue of deed Of trust, dated January
81 10Th, A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded in lber No
Jos, folte 493, one of the land records for Wash
ipgton county, in the District of Columbia and by
direction Of the party secured thereby, will sell
In front OF the premises, at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, September 10, 1873, at So O'Clock
p m, all that certain piece parcel Of ground sit
uate in the city OF Washington, District of Column
bia, known and described upon the ground plat or
plan OF said city as the east half Of lot numbered
sixteen, (16,) in square numbered one huRdred aud
ninety eight, (l9Sl fronting twenty-six aud one
half 2o5a feet on street north, and running back
with the same width ninety (9l) feet eleven and
one half liz inches, to public alley improved by
two 90 three story frame dwellings.
Terms: 0ne-third of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance at six aud twelve months for which
the purchaser or purchasers will BE- required give
his or their promisory notes. bearing interest a. the
rate Of ten lo) per cent per annum from the day
sale, and secured by deed of trust the premises
deposit Of one hundred and fifty dollars will be re-
Qulred on day OF SALE All convey ancing at the pur
ch8sers cost. II the terms Of sale not com plied
with in ten days. the trustees the right 70
sell the property at the risk and of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers, after advertisement
for five days in the Evening Star.
MN MN sT1GpkEETY'} Trustees.
aueZ5-d6ds j. t. CObDWELL, Auct.
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l TNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
u VALUABLE PROPERTY IN UNIONTOwN,

l TNlrED STATES MAkSHALS SALE OF
DC. ~
In virtue OF writ of fieri facias issued from the
Clerk office OF the Supreme Court Of the District
o. Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell at pub
lie sale for cash. in front OF the Court house door
Of said District, on THURSDAY, the 25th day on
September, lG3, commencing at IL O'Clock m, all
John w. Van Hooks right title, claim and interest
in and TO the following Lots in Uniontown, in said
District, as follows viz: Nos. So 81 los, lO7 49, 2I
% 2j5 09, 20, I'll i05 400 81, 40s 49, 40 All 4l2
Alb. ala, AIS, Az Ais, 4l9, 4, AL ga 49, 42 AZ
bt3 and GO, together with the improvements there
on, seized and levied upon the prop rty Of John
Van Hook, and will be sold to satisfy execution
No 8 ,lOi in favor of George W. Miller aud Ellen
Miller, adm'rs. Of Charles Miller, use Of William
Ward. ALEXANDER SUkRP
sepf-dts u. q. Marshal, ID. @.
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Southwest corner Penney ysnia ave and nth street
Star Office Buildings.
RosEW0oD,CAsE PIANOFoRTE, WALNUT
PARLOR- SUITES, FRENCH PLATE MIR
R3Rs, BRgSsELs OkRPE cs, WALNUT
SHAMBER SUITES, FRENCH CHINA DIN
NER SET, &c, AT AUCTION
- On TUESDAY MORNING, September
WVXy y, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at No 1871 >
INV ii street, between 18th and 2lth streets west
the entire contents thereof, consisting in part Of
Walnut Parlor Suite, in crimson reps.
Walnut Parlor Furniture, in hair-cIoth
Two French plate Mantel Mirrors.
walnut and Mahogany Msrble-tOp Tables.
Walnut Bookcase, Chamber Stoves
Mantel Ornaments, Engrayines and Chromos.
Brussels, Three ply and other Carpets.
OAK Mar ble-top S.dehosrd, W aluut Extension Table
French China Gold band Dinner Service.
Fine Glass, Plated and China Ware
Cane-seat Arm and Side Chairs
Walnut Marble-top Chamber Suites
Walnut aud Painted Wardrobes
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Toilet Sets
Feather Boosters and Pillows.
Blankets, Spreads, Sheets, &c.
Cook Stove, Kitchen Requisites, &C., &c.
sepS-dts LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts
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| ID Auctisneers and Real Estate Brokers'

JUSTICES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERIf ON lirH STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTH
a. BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
- the District Of Columbia, passed in a certain
~cause in which William Mclean, is complain
ant, and Elisha Falconer, ct al, are defendants
No. 2761 Eq Dec Ill will offer for sale at public
auction, in front OF the premises, on FRIDAY goth
day OF September, A. D., 1873, at O'Clock D m ,
part OF Lot No. q, in Square No. 2l5, described as
follows: Beginning at a point on l4th street l9 feet
from the northeast corner Of said lot and running
thence south u feet; thence west Us feet inches
thence north IL feet thence east 133 feet inches to
the point of beginning. The improvements consist
81 story brick dwelling with back building,
known No. 2i 18th street northwest, coutainin
rooms, with gas; water IN the yard.
Terms: One-thlrd Of the purchase money cash;
balance in equal instalments at and IL months
with interest az per cent. per annum TO be secured
by the retention of the title until paid Convey
at purchaser cost. leo down At time Of sale,
EUGENE CURUsI, Trustee.
ser4-eo6ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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CUNARD LINE.
u NOTICE.

CUNARD LINE.
With the view OF diminishing tho chances OF oolIi-
sion, the Steamers Of this Line will, henceforth
take a specified course for all seasons Of the wear
On the Outward Passage from Queenstown 10 New
York OF Boston, crossing Meridian Of 80 at As Lat
nothing TO the north OF Is.
On the HoneSaTd Passage, crossing the Meridian
Of 80 81 a Lat, or nothing to the north Of g. yl46m
CUNARD LINE.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY DUECANsON, BOWLING a CO., Auct,r,.
II corner 9Th and d streets northwest

II corner 9Th and d streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NORTHWEST CORNER OF SIX
TEENTH AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated February
l-t, A. ID. 1872 and recorded in Liber 673, fslio
- rs, one Of the land records of Washington cOun-
Y,D, q. and at the request Of the party secured
premises, on MoNDAf, September sth, 1873, at 5
lot 10 ana Sc i1s 3. grSuna IS
OF square numbered lS2, in said city, improved by
two-story Dwelling and Store aud two small Dwell
iDgs This property will be sold SUBJECT to a prior
10Th, 1874
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and u months,
with notes bearing per cent interest. and secured
BY deed OF trust upon the property. A deposit Of
S20O required soon as the property is sold Con
veyancing, &C, at csst Of purchaser.
DUNOANSoN. DOWNING eco,
sep7 lRepubicanl Aactioneers.
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BALTInkolRn1. aSD oHIoEa

~ ana i-St w. ~ e.D, o.4O, so and SIS D. =.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
It's Q. n and D. m; but not on Sunday.
FOR NORFOLK.
At LILO ,. m, but not On Sunday
SUNDAY TRAINS.
EIom baltfmore-Tbe 40 stopping at Relay and
LanreI only the SD g. m. and lg D. m. STOP ring
~ hSLaJ only, the $50 ,. m, without stops: the
u SD ~, and $50 .. m. stopping At all stations.
IRON Washfngton.-The 8 and 50 a. m, o, 7:5
aHo ~ m. trains sto pping at all stations; the
p m ~ Relay only and the $50 D. N without tops
IN sunday the lilo p. will STOP at all Stations
south OF Annapolis junction.
FOB POINT OF BOOKS AND INTERMEDIATE
$780,, POINTS.
AT o;lO q. m and 80 and SIS p. m. Returning,
IeaNe Point OF Rocks at 6.l5 and 705 a. and As
p M arriving at Washington at SIS and s.SO a. N.
and 8 10 p. m.
FOR PITTSBURG.
YEA Msfr0pOittGH BTGHrh ant tcHHsYSriNs Ronfs
Leave " azhingtOn IS a. IN. and 50 D m.
Sleeping cars through TO Pittsburg.
Through tickets the West can be had AZ th,
WashingtoA Station Ticket Once at all hours OF the
day; also, a. the COmpany's once, 4-s PennsyIya-
nia avenue. Passengers purchasing tickets AZ the
Avenue once, can there arrange to have their
baggage called for and checked at their residenee
taken 70 the depot, and pat into the baggage car
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston see a
yertisement Of" Through Line"
THOS. 4. SHARP, Master OF TRANSFORMATION
L.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3. KOONTZ,
1e1 General Agent, WashfnRtou
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tlY LATIMER & CLEARLY,
- AGctiouecrs aud Real Estate Broker,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue ard llth
street, Star Once Building.
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~ price for any kind Of Ladies, 6ents' and Ohil.
drenb SECONH- HAND CLOTHING, BOOTS,
sa ee = e sss Iss g Sss.esa end :Cs.h
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10y LATIMER Il CkEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Of Penns avenue and llth street,
Star once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUBURBAN PROP
ERTY.
~ by virtue of deed of trust, dated August
9litb, 1872. and duly recorded In Liber $50 folio
- s2i' one OF the land records for Washington
county, District OF Columbia, and by request of the
party secured thereby shall sell, in front of The
premises, on MONDAY the sth day Of September
iSS at D O'Clock p m, Lot No Is, in J. NJ and g
heating . subdivision Of a part of Prospect Hin
TINS property is situated on Lincoln avenue, inst
beyond Boundary street.
Terms al sale. SIS down day of sale Convey
ancipg at purchaser cost.
aug30 eoSds LATTMER CLEARY. Aucis
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by LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Penney vsna ave and Ilth street
Star Office BUILDINGS
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RY d. II. WARNER,
No. 1913 7th street, between G and sts.
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10y LATIMER a CLEARY,
ID Auctieneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Pennsy anis avenue and Eley-
enth street, Star Office Building.
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81 THE ABOVE SALE Il POsTPOSEO %
Bv orter - Trustees
syr5 DUNCANsON, BOWLING n 90, .ur,s
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FRct EEDlNGs OF THE MANAGING COMMITTEE.
"A meeting OF the managing committee on the
second Inauguration of President Grant was
held yesterday afternoon.
Nr. Dickson, from the committee on the civic
procession reported that many applications for
positions in the line were being received. In
reference TO the expenses he anticipated no
trouble in collecting funds.
Col. Webster, from the military committee,
reported that many letters were being daily
received from prominent military organizations
throughout the country announcing their pur-
pose OF being present. He submitted a state
or regular troops that will be present, pub
hshed IN Yesterdays starr
Mr. kilbOurn, from the ball committee. said
he had taken the responsibility of insuring the
ball building for so 600 for sixty DAYS. He read
q communication from the association OF states
after the Inauguration bah. Also. a commune
cation from Mr.. +. Freund. agreeing to furnish
the supper, i'm accordance with the arrange
Eents OF the committee. for $500.
Col Webster suggested the propriety of allow
ing the use of the ballroom on the day after the
ball for tie troops for competitive drill.
The secretary submitted a large number of
letters which had been received from persons
aud different charitable organizations asking
the Use OF the ballroom. Referred.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
Capt j. W. Ryan, of the State FeAcibles of
fbiiadelphia, was in town yesterday, making
arrangements for the visit of that organization.
4 his IL one of the Oldest military organ cations
IN the country, dating back to May, 1918.
HE navy yard workmen are about to take
some action in reference to joining in the pro-
eession a. a body on that day.
AT a meeting of the Maryland republican
association last night, il was voted to turn out
rs body, and the secretary was authorized to
invite all organizations throughout the state
and al Mary landers in the city to join the asso-
cfatpn.
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Condensed LOealA.

General Babccck has no appropriation to en-
ploy police for the Smithsonian grounds.
.ix O'Clock this evening.
One on the best business houses i'm waship yton
i' Hamilton & PearsOn's, Y. Nj. e. A. bu' ding,
sab AMI ID streets.
Mrs Schombert, residing near the corner of
10Th and l. streets, was seriously burr ed yester-
day by eeal-oh explosion, while ST. g was using
= can OF oil in lighting ire.
The Supreme Court of the >T-nited States
heard yesterday the case OF MAJ v W Iarner et
a. VS. Iuliana Gideon; an apref Il from the Sn-
Preme Court of this District, which was dock
TIE ''Lawsof Life and &c onomv of Health y,
natssrs in which all are interested. are the sub-
jects OF a lecture by Prof. q. W. Denison. at
Odd Re, se,iows Hail. on the evenings Of the 18th
The annual examination of the yunils of the
soldiers and Sailors Orphan Horne, located on
q, betHees lat and 18th streets, ~ in progress
to-day. The school now numbers sixfy-seyen
boys and girls, and as taught by \. II. Corlew.
Another Indian delegation. consisting of John
delegation), Ke-O-kuk, Mah-fe-sah-toe Onah-
euah-lup-pe-quah, and WsA-le-naho-sah of
The Saes and Fox tribes, has arrived in the city
30 consult with the Secretary, of the Interior
reunion of Company ID of the Light Infan-
tTy, was held last night, on which occasion the
newlN elected commands mt, Capt. X. l. FIem-
ming vas lnroIuced 70 fhe company by Major
w: &; Moore, commanding the Light Infantry
battalion.
"A meeting Of others of Alexandria county
was held at the Colul nbis schoOl-house Thurs
day evening 20 consi|Ger the subject of retroces-
sion 70 the District OF Columbia, and after de-
bate motion was carried for the appointment
Of . committee - ascertain the views of the
people OF AlsAan iria city and report at future
meeting.
At a meeting Of the Cooperative Homestead
association at Shepherds Hall last night a con-
stItution for the government of the association,
tthe object of which is the accumulation by CO.
operation of fund for the purchase of real
estate, and to provide homesteads for its MEM
y a a h,.t i'm al
10 future meeting, to be called by the chair
man.
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eE0RaErOWN.

j. RIVER Nxys-The ice is gradually giving
way, and We hope that In few days our har-
Dor will be open. The tugs are still 1t WORK
trying to rescue the steamer Z. C. Knight, ana
xfll get her ont to-day, She floats and seems to
be in good condition.
A RUNAWAY BoY-Since the sth Of Novem-
Der last, . boy calling himself Chas. Smith, has
been living 1t the Industrial Home school of
this city where he applied for quarters, at that
time stating that he had been employed on the
chesapeake and Ohio canal and had been badly
treated. This morning his father, Capt. Aiken,
called for him and stated that his son had run
away from him last July, because he had with
drawn MIN from Manhattan College.
GRAIN TRADE.-There were some small lots
ofprime wheat sold to-day at Sab
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BO0rd Of Health

SMALL POx, VACCINATIONS, ETC, ETC.
meeting of the board of health was held
last evening-Drs. Cox and Verdi and Mr. Mar
bury present
The health officer, DIR. Verdi, reported go
vaccinations by DR.. w. ID. Stewart, inspector,
for the week ending February 7tb. OF the per-
sons vaccinated Isl were white, 70 colored, IA
adults, SO children, 4S primary, ana 1s2 second
ary vaccinations.
Inspector T. A. Mitchell, to the effect that ice
unfit for use from its impurity had been cut at
the 18th street wharf, and was being stored at
ioth street and Maryland avenue; recOmmitted
to the health officer for further investigation.
Also, reported that he had lately inspected the
markets, and found great Improvement in the
manner i'm which they are kept Also, a synop-
SIS OF the work of his office for the week ending
February LIST, showing 81 new cases had been re-
ported against 40 the previous week; ~ remov-
ed to hospital; 26 deaths; 1ei nuisances; 81 abat
mails removed; 637 bushels of oysters condemn
ed; over 500 pounds meat condemned. He also
submitted detailed account of articles taken
that in I'D cases the total valuation of such prop
erty was 81, 100. He explained that the law con-
templating only the reimbursement to paupers,
named would be required; the report was or
dered to be filed.
Mr.. Marbury, from the sanitary police COM
mittee, submitted a report on the application Of
= Ragan for the return Of IS pound fees for
his cows, which were taken from him BY force,
accompanied by q favorable recommendation
adopted.
The report of the coroner, showing that dur
ing January he had been called to investigate Is
cases, was received.
The report of Dr. Mears. the physician to the
poor OF the second council district, vas received
showing that he had vaccinated 40 persons-5s9
revaccinatiOns and Ill primary--and i'm 1O2
cases only was the operation unsuccessful. This
report was the subject of favorable comment by
the board, it being very full and complete, and
it was urged that if all the physicians would
furnish just such reports, very valuable Stats
teal information could be obtained.
A complaint was received against John De-
shields, the scavenger of the ninth district, and
referred.
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Important.


Livery crow deems its own young the black
est" is an old saying, which may be made appli-
cable to the genus homo in this WISE every manu-
facturer deems his own goods the best. cOnse-
quently the opinions of manufacturers and deal
ers in reference to their productions and articles
should be taken cum grano sails, and as being
entitled to but little weight unless supported b
the corrobOrative testimony Of purchasers. -
We are prompted to write the foregoing in
connection with subject Of vital importance to
che community at large, viz: that of pure malt
liquors, ana We wish to say, en- pdssdnt, that if
the temperance agitators will advocate the use
Of malt liquor, and use their power and infiu-
ence with our lawgivers to lessen the tax there
On, directing their crusade against spirituous
liquors, they will accomplish more good, and
especially that malt liquor which has been so
well and foyorably known in this District as
Massty's Philadelphia ale.
This celebrated ale needs no especial COM
Is so well known as pure article as to give it
the preference over all other domestic ales in
this market during period of from ten to ff-
teen years; and II is singular but well known
fact in attestaton of the truth of our assertion,
that all of the hotels and restaurants having
large ale trade are those which sell Massey's ale
exclusively, and as soon other and inferior
ales are introduced by such dealers their trade
rapidly declines.
Massey's ale was never of better quality than
during the present winter, and their agents i'm
this District (Messrs. Palmer & Green, George
town, I'd. CO. are prepared to attend promptly
TO all orders with which they may be favored
either for ale in casks or in bottles.
Messrs. Palmer & Green are the successors of
sey's ale in the District of Columbia; and, al
though young firm, have already established
An enviable reputation as energetic business
men. Give them a trial.
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AN INGENIOUS RAscAL-JacOb Cohen. n
youth from Virginia, was arraigned at the
Bowling, on charge of defraudng the Central
National Bank of $40, by means of forged
check. Cohens exchequer was low, and the
prospect OF replenishing it legitimately was
very light He therefore set his wits to work,
and wrote note to Mr.. Ephraim A. Jacob, to
which he signed the name of Frederick Gott-
hold. Of NO. 5.9 Broadway, asking for the loan
uine, and gave Cohen a check on the National
Bank, which the latter endorsed, and present.
ing 1t got the money. He was held to answer
n. i. CCm,,Ih