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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and ID streets

Ey1 GhEEN u WlLLlAMS, AucfiOneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and ID ST reefs.
TRUSTEES SALE OFyALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION ON VERY EASY
TEENS. BRICK DWELLING ON STREET
- By viri ne Of q deed Of trust dated June IL,
1871 recorded in liner go, folio 3o5 Of the LAND
Arecords Of Washing ten county, District of Co.
lumba, and by direction Of the party there
dy, will sell at public auction, the premises, on
THURSDAY, tn. 26th day of June, 1873, At 6
O'Clock, p. m, all that piece or parcel of ground in
Waship gton city, District of Oolumbis, known and
described IS part Of lot in square 5ls beginning
for said of said lot g. p feet Of east line
Of said lot and running thence south 100 feet thence
west p feet, thence north 1OO 10 street, thence
east p feet, to the beginning, improved by a three
story and basement brick dwelling Of about 10
rooms.
Terms Of sale 900 cash, balance in L, Is, and "a
months, on interest at 10 per cent per anuuFn, pay
able semi annually, secured by notes and deed Of
trust on the property. S200 down when the property
Is struck of. All convey ancing at purchasers cost
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
I'VE days from the day Of sale, the trustee
the right t. resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the defsuit'ns purchaser D noncr r...
Jl6-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct's
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DY LUTTRELL & DUNNINGTON Auctionesr.
ID 81 Louisiana ave. bet 9Th aud 10th SITS n W

AND TWO TWO: STORY NEW BRICK
DWELLINGS, AND THREE VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING STREET
AND MASShCHuSETTS AVENUE, At IN.
TERSECTION OF NORTH CAPITOL STREET
CON SUB. LOT l, SQUARE $40
- On THURSDAY, July Sd, 1873, at $50
E.s o'clock p. m, in front Of the premises we shall
1sell at public auction, all Of Lot one ID in sub
division Of Square GIG, with the improvements men
TONED above thereon
Particular attention is called to the above SALE as
the corner lot is splendid location for business pur
poses. and rare chances will be offered for profitable
Investment.
The Houses and Lots will be sold separately.
Terms Of sale One -fourth cash, Of which $50 on
each House and 25 each Lot must be paid down; }
balance in 6, IL, Is and "a months from day of sale
with eight per cent interest until paid be Secured
by deed of trust on property sold. Convey ancing
and recording at purchasers cost.
VIM. Il. HOFFMAN, Attorney.
jl9-d LUTTRELL DUNNINGTON Aucts
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- RAILROAD, 1T 49,
D0os coz. sti s.d q arssf,, N. ". u - =

TRAINS LEAVE yoR TRAINS ARRIVE a.,
BALTIMORE WAsHINGToN Al
- .. N, Niagara Err as O. On, Westsrn N,
DALI except Sunday.
a. DAtinore NAL, ss a a, ri. daily, eI
' as.; en- .ac ws s1a .,s m, western s1p.
leo 2. IN. Baltimore Acc s0s n, Cfn.;nn.,, ~
daily, excep: sunday daily eve :, s ,et = ~
3:S .. m, Baltimore Ac- sf3 m p.Iy,c Sunny.
commotAtion, daily en- daily s.cs.x - 49,
eept Sunday syos D ~ Ac1gU s Sunasy.
) $ ,. N, Cincinnati FL daiix A'ooA'on'
ressdaiiy, sreept sun lo:4O > m, Southern IN.
rs ?; N, Western KIp., day. Sun
Trains leaving ssnfnston C IS and 10: s. m ana
20 SonneS. ~ Bowie WIN trains for MarIboro'
ryins 81 Marlboro 3: n O. n and ia-is 49, ~ "
Trains arriving at WashinRton 20 = ~ = 1
and y6 m, connect q Bowie With trains Issxtns
Iou .. N. and s:Ss and SIS D m
fAsenfers leaving their erders a. Ttcksf ONE.
corner Of l1h street and Pennsylyania avnns ~
nornsest ooseer q sixth street and PennsyIvsnis
ed e. hotsls and residences 70 all points NORTH M
SO. throazh tickets % Cincinnafi, Ooiumbos
Indianspon.. Losisville, g. Lsuis, New Orissns'
Chicago, Omaha San FRANCHISE, and III soi>S north
northwest, west. and southvest s''a'
s.s. Youso. esai P.S4 sAA t.ni esa1s ST.;
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ebkAE bOUBLB TRACK B0UID,
VIA esesAnt eoeaeU, Palace essee-roo0 day end
Two hundred nilss ss1oa 3 We1osrn N Osnsr>,
asv Ycrk
The issse . q. a.sty, uo,,e Sunday. ,orssv,..
- .. o. daily, ana q D. D.. szespe 6undsy, vsss,
nAxI 0oyxse FioR1
fnfSBUB0 vith0us ehanss
BIC, xs - p "a. route cen . yroesrsa = ~ oAeo
1917 o. 81 street sn1 Rgqnyfvanio svsnus, under
,es = II H., .ssss ssissss iasons5oe I b
Passages Droeurfns uckess q thh onee g.
as soconnodstio0 n Rsisos Dan for Ptt5S.
.- sHl e rou.s. ss..rH r.,:cssAs.s
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WILLIAM HACKErr,
UNDERTAKE.
30. T3s TIE STREET, BErwEsse AND a slrnxs,
ap1s-ly Oofbm and oaskets % all kinds
rIHE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
Il THE lslH CENTURY.

Or. Q. d. Hove's Arabian Milk Cure,
FOR CONSUMPTION.
Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds in Q few hours,
like magic: also,
Dr.. D. D. Hove's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
Which h purely vegetable, cleanses the system q
all impurities, builds it right square mp, and makes
For General Debility" "Lost Vitality" ssl
broken down constitution.
4 CaalLenss the NinaeesfA Czsfprs"
To find tie equal.
Every bottle is worth lie weight in gold.
Price I per bottle; or six boTtles for a..
Sold wholesale and retan py
CHAs. sroTT Co., $50 Pennsy lvaais avenue.
q. D. DUMAS, SAT Psnnsylvania avenue.
W. g. DUcKKTT, corner Penn. and I'd &C..
j. p, MmBuRN Co., near Treasury DepArlmsnf.
A. DAVIS Co., 18th aud l. streets.
J Il. MAJOR, 9TH and II streets.
j. III. STONE, 7th ana l. streets.
d. b. CLARKE Co., ~ street and Penna. ave
j. D. JoNEs, sd and streets southeast.
TABER Co., s2v 7th street southeast
y. ID. DowLISe, ~ and streets southwest.
A. J. ScHAFHERT, North Capitol and n stres<s
p.P. HIcKLINs, sol Yennsy luania eve. end 81 q
w. r. sToER, corner 7th and o Streets.
WnyRYp MELTON, Georgetown. apxL vas,A m.
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10y DUNCANSoN, BOWLING CO., Aucts,
u Southeast corner of 9TH and d streets northwest

10
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON 3D. STREET EAST, NEAR PENNSYLVA-
MA AVENUE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
a. By virtue Of deed Of trust dated Sc ptember
Ia: 81 1859, and duly recorded in Liber T and r
No. ~, tOliOs 2l6, &c, Of the land records of
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia, and
by direction OF the parties secured thereby will
sell at public acntion, TO the highest bidder front
o. the premises, on MONDAY AFTERNOON June
3Oth, 1873, at 81 O'Clock, PRS Of lot numbered
htieen, Q6, in square numbered seven hundred and
sixty two, 762D as said lot and laid down
and distinguished on the plat or plan of said city
Beginning for said part OF lot AZ the southeast cor
ner OF said lot and ruling thence west eight Ave.
tS5 feet thence north twenty (ZD feet thence
east eighty five (5D feet and thence south twenty
seven CID feet, to the BEGINNING, together with the
improvements, two-story brick house.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance in two
equal instruments OF six and twelve months with
Interest. The purchaser to give notes secured by
deed Of trust the premises sold All convey ancing
at the cost of the purchaser. One hundred dollars
down az soon Is the property Is sold, and if the
terms Of the sale not complied with within ten
days after the day Of SALE the reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk aud Of
the defaulting purchaser. after ten days public
notice. ff S6 WH sTTEEurs Trustees.
jels-d DUNCANSON, BOWLING co, Aucts,
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10y b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 1873 9TH street, between q and Ii.

ny Is. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 1873 9TH street, between q and Ii.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF "a Z"
STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND7TH STREETS
SOUTHEAST. AT AUCTION.
~ BY virtue of n deed oftrust to Daniel l.. Eaton
S90dated June 5, lS2 and duly recorded in Liber
NO. eSl, folio 40, one of the land records of
Washir gton, ID. G., and alsoby adecree of the Su-
preme Court OF the District of Columbia passed in
cause ,l9s, Equity Docket substituting the under
signed Trustee in place Of Daniel L.. Eaton, de-
ceased will SELL at public anction IN front of the
premises. to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,
July - lol3 at O'Clock D. m, part OF lot Is squa
49, beginning at northwest corner Of said lot Isl
and running thence east 40 feet thence sonth 80 feet
inches, thence east l6 feet, thence south IL feet
inches, thence west So feet, and thence north 100
feet inches to the beginning.
Terms: gao, With interest from June 8, 1872,
and ex penses Of sale in cash balance in II TO
be secured by deed of trust upon the property.
III terms OF sale are not complied with within five
days after sale, the Trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser. 500 down on acceptance of bid.
Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
G.. W. STICKNEY, Trustee
JeI7-eo&ds d. Il. WARMER, Auct.
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QT GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner OF 10th and ID Streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
ONE NILE FROM ROCKVILLE.

-. BY virtue Of Q deed Of trust from Henry HUI
Oley and wife. dated the 9Th Of May, A. b. 1885
Hand recorded IN Liber B: p, No. ., folio lOs,
&C., and OF she land records Of MONTGOMERY county,
will SELL at public auction, at the Court house door
In the town Of Rockville, on TUESDAY, 24thdsy OF
the said Henry Hurley n W resides.
This Farm is Immediately on the public road lead
ing from Rockville to Darnestown, about one mile
from the former place; has been divided and laid
will be sold separately.
Lot No. is in q good state OF cultivation with
about Is Of good Chestnut and oak Timber; IL
yell yatered: and improved by = Barn, Stables and
Grauary and contains
IiTK ACRES.
Lot No. lies Immediately W st Of Lot ]; is also
we'll wooded and watered, and il imp proved by good
Framed House with SIX rooms. and contains
Ira ACRES.
A favorable opportunity ID here offered to purcha.
sers, for, with the railroad coasnunicatiou with
Washington, land I'm this vicinity must enhance In
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance In one and
two years, with inter est rom day OF sale.
For further particrlsrs or plat showing the whole
P,emisss. csh on ht0 sia AN ~. "A. "iLLiAAS'
liza = SAMUEL FowLER. Trustees.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


THE CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Qrsastzsd AprsI LIST, 1878.
10000.
OFFICE No. I4as PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
(OvER MILBURN's DRUs SToRK.)
JOHN T. LEHMAN, President.
A. y. HERR, Vice President
DIarcfons:!ws. Sr 9ss,f b. 6ay Stewart, on...
Lehman, Michael Green, John Bailey, A. g. Herr
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
=. The business Of this COMPANY has for years been
the largest Of similar institution In the world
y. HEYER, GENERAL AGENT,
mayzs-ly sos and sos 7th street.
ms ANCE.
HEYER Il BISHOP,
Insuranse Agents,
No. sos SEVENTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, D. q.
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, tor.
ganized HO-the Oldest Insurance Com
pany In the world.)
GoNNHcTi Ici ~ FIRE INSURANCE GoM MP
OF HARTFORD,
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE C, CoSPASY.
OF HARTFORD,
TRADERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CASH Asszrs, (invtd u S. reg bonds,) $500 900
NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA,
NAsh hssE Zoo ,OOo
ror,r.R1E ALSO IIft AGENTS IssTsE FSG soc,rrv
OF NEW YORK,
CAsH .O 20 900 900
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QY LATIMER 4 CLEARY.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Penney " ave and llth street
Star once BuildinRs
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Wallis Opera House has been fitted up in cap
ital style with everything in the way of scenery
and appointments 10 enhance the interest of
dramatic and musical entertainments of the
best class The furniture and decorations are
exceedingly neat and tasteful, and the seats are
arranged with view to the convenience and
comfort Of audiences. Altogether it is a model
theater, and our citizens are to be congratulated
on having, 50 soon after the burning of the Ma
tionai, house suitable forIthe presentation of
regular dramatic and musical performances.
The house will be opened on the evening Of the
I'd inst (wsshington's birthday, with the al
WAYS welcome Joe Jefferson as Grip Van Win
kie," fitting Inauguration OF the new enter
rise.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
UESDAY........ February Is, 1878,

IL seems this city owes another obligation to
MIR. John W. Garrett in addition to the long
list OF favors ne has heaped upon it. The COM
uIittees having the matter of the Inauguration
festivities in charge proposed to arrange for
cheap fares TO Washington ON that occasion, in
order to induce large attendance, but il ap-
pears that Mr. Garrett, in his hostility TO Wash
ington has issued a circular to the various rail-
road managers, calling attention TO the subject
of round trips generally, and urging a concert
of action on the part of the companies connect
ing with that line. by which the practice of re-
ducing fares, excepting through the summer
and fall months, shall be discontinued. III would
seem scarcely possible that Mr.. Garrett would
show his hand 30 openly i'm this piece of hostili-
ty TO this District, but the following, clipped
from Baltimore paper of to-day, appears 50
conclusive as to affOrd no opening to think bet
ter of the man:
''There seems to be some misunderstanding
concerning reduced fares on the four trunk
railroad lines connecting with this rity, as APP
plicable 10 persons visiting Washington to wit
who have made special inquiries on the sub
ject for the benefit Of their distant friends,
saw there il reduction of fare. except on
summer excursions. and that round "trip
tickets other than those will be issued or ac-
Ccpted-'
So the visitors to Washington on the ith of
March who are denied the facilities of round
trip hckets, and reduced fare, everywhere ac-
corded by railroad lines on great public occa-
siOns, win bear in mind that the fact is due to
the large minded Iiberality of MIR. John W.
Garrett. president of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company.
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The yalorous o'kelly, the HsraId's especial
Commissioner" to Cuba, to use a BludsOe-ism,
has funked. He proposed to 90 through the
Spanish lines into the Cuban camp, but was todd
be could not return without subjecting himself
to trial a. a spy. OF this fact the Hsraid was
made aware, whereupon it uttered the mos
direful double-leaded threats against the whole
Spanish nation in case even a single hair of
Special Commissioner o'Kelley's head was
touched. O'kelley himself seems to have
been badly scared. and has not vet ventured
across the Spanish lines. He went out with a
accommodating party few days since. and when
they came in the neighborhood of the Cuban
Camps, instead Of going over to the latter, he
turned tail and came back with the column to
write an account of the reconnaissance for the
Hereld. The latter viii have to advertise for
volunteers, for il is evident that O'kelley don't
fancy being garroted, or shot as a spy.
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BE, Feb. l5.-yirginiA SIS, consolidated

BALTIMORE, Feb. l5.-virginia SIS, consolids At ed
&.s. West virgnias, H. bid to-day.
BALrIaoRE, Feb. II. Cotton firm-low middiings,
b-s @lsA; Flour dull; market fayors buy ers city
inilis high srsdes have declined 80 oeufs-Howsrd
street sgperfne, S5A@ $6s&;. do. extra, S79Ssls;
So; do. extra, ssk@ lo1l; do. family, SIo,s q
s!@es,s; do Family, ss@sics. Wheat STEADY ssty.
white choice and amber, Z Aa Is; fair to prime
white, 81 @ta So ~; good to prime red 829S Is;
cSmmont to fair do, SIsoa 90; red western, s 65
@Sl 90; amber western, S2@2.I5. Corn steady for
southern-white southern, eOd6s; yellow southern,
southern, $H5p; western mixed, n do, white. asa
80. Rye steady'-s5G9O Hay dull; western lower
S1St6D. Provisions strong Pork firfner and higher
Hta6IIA. Bulk meats quiet but frm-shoulders,
Sd; rib sides, 81 clear rib sides, lax Bacon
and hrm-s@si.. Western butter Steady and un
changed Whisky dull-92
NV YORK, Feb. s.-stocks dull. Gold firm,
lts. Money firm, 81 to ll6 per cent. Exchange,
long, .; short, TO-: Governments dull and steady.
NKw YORK, Feb. l.-Flour dull. Wheat dull
C0rndul.
LoNpos, Feb. Il, Il:3o a. m-Consois opened at
2'S@g2i Tor money, and e2is for account Bonds of
1865, old, sl; 1851, $50; l0aos, ses; new fves soss
Erie. SIS.
PARIS Feb. lS-Rentes opened at s. francs, 70 cen
INES.
LoNDoN, Feb. Is, 2 p. m.-The rate for money at
the stock Exchange on government securities is
lower than the Bank of England rate by "a Der cent
PARIS, Feb. lS.-Rentes g francs, % confines.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Ssanal O1eey

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. Is, 1873, II q. m. I
SYNOPSIS FOB THE PAST rwESTY-PaUR RouRs -
The low barometer of Cape Cod on Monday morn
ing has moved beyond our stations, succeeded by
nigh pressure and pleasant weather throughout the
Atlantic states. The low barometer which WAS in
Nebraska, has moved northeasfwart over Mime
sofa. Light winds now prevail throughout the
Atlantic states; easterly winds in the eastern Gulf
states, southeriy winds from Tennessee northward To
the lakes; fresh Ia high soufherly winds from Mis-
souri, to WISCONSIN; high northwest winds IN Ne
brasl.a and Dakota. The temperature has fallen
very low in the latter region and has risen decidedly
Gulf Rain Is reported from Minnesota, and snow
from the extreme northwest. The barometer has
fallen rapidly with southerly winds and rain at San
Francisco.
PRoBA BILITlEs.-For the New England states dur
ing the rest OF Tuesday rising temperature, souherly
winds, partly cloudy and Pleasant weather For the
lower lakes falling barometer. rising tempera-
ture, increasing winds and cloudy or
threatening weather; For middle aud south
Atlantic coasts northeast and southeast winds,
rising temperature and increasing clOudiness.
Fer the Gulf states southeast northeast winds and
cloudy weather. The low barometer in Minnesota
move over Lake Superior with brisk and high south
west winds from Wisconsin to Lake Huron follow ell
by very cold northwest winds by Tuesday evening
Ealliig barometer and rain continue in California
and Oregon: Geographic reports are missing from
Lake Superior, the extreme northwest and the sta
tions west Of the lower Mississippi
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IL is fact worthy Of note by those who par
fake freely Of patent medicines that the death
of Professor Dominicus Menvilli, . prominent
Italian citizen OF New York, Is attributed By
his physician TO the use of castor oil capsules,
which Improperly contained an ingredient Of
GrofOu Oil.
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"Harian's Story for the Marines' is the way
ahe spE field RcPsbliean heads the testimony
Of bro'ifr n. in regard TO that $4,000. We pro-
test aga 's' this nipPant reference to the stase-
Hents OF a truly good man
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Governor Walker, of Virginia. claims to have
discovered remedy for Republication and method
of approaching American securities which Is
novel, to say the least of it. He grayely sug-
gestS. IN his message to the legislature yester-
day, that the national government should
assume the present debts of all the states, and
that they should enter into a solemn agreement
to abstain from contracting any debts Ia future
except such a. may be found necessary to the
legitimate and effective execution of their gov
erDmental functions, or such may be required
by sudden and great emergencies. IA resolution
based on these propositions has actually been
introduced in the legislature. That the com
mOnwealths should not hereafter contract debts
they are unable to pay is well enough, but a
proposition coming from that hOt-bed of states
rights, the Old Dominion. that the Federal
Government should take the states under guar
dianship in the manner proposed looks like a
new departure towards federalism.
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The Pope, Judging from a late converse
ton between him and some American naval
officers, has his eye on the United States as
his future residence in case he should con-
clude TO leave Rome. Europe offers no eligible
residence, and he shows his wisdom by regard
ing the United States "a his possible home in the
future. IL il true he would have to leave the
Vatican behind him, but most of its treasures
could be brought over. and his spiritual followers
would soon erect him another. which, ID not
quite 30 magnificent, would perhaps be just a.
acceptable to him. OF course. If he comes
to America, we would expect him to take
mp his abode in the capital of the country,
where there IL a large Catholic element; where
the climate is healthful, and where he would be
comparatively free from the snnoyanees to
which he would be continually subjected i'm a
large city like New York. We expect, however,
that the Pope viii not think seriously of
changing his residence unless the condition of
affairs at Rome becomes absolutely intolerable
TO him. In that event we have no doubt he
would select an asylum i'm the United States
much sooner than he would IN any other country.
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We are bound to do. the fair thing by Brother
Harlan, and therefore hasten to clip the follow
ing from the Chicago Ister-O OCEAN: .- j
sSenafors Patterson and Harlan were before
fhe credit nobilier committee Yesterday. The
conduct Of the democratic Senators toward Mr.
Harlan viii not be approved by any one having
1he instincts OF q man." ---'I :
IL we find anything else said in his behalf we
shall be delighted TO reproduce IL.
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49, SCHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP,
w SEAWEED TONIC and MAN DIR x
PILLS.-These are the only medicines that viii cure
Pulmonary Consumption. DR.. Schenck has been in
aiming lungs, and knows his medicines IL properly
taken. will cure consumption. His Mandrake Pills
dssoves the food stimulates the coating of the stOm
ach and aids digestion; his Pulmonic Syrup ripens
ertion. Prepared and for sale by J. r. SCHENCK
4 SON. northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets
ally. . - = jan7 -eoIy ,
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An educational, convention of the coiored
people Of Kentucky to assemble in Louisville to-
day, is creating considerable interest. Fun
delegations have been elected in many parts Of
the state.
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Tie statement that the Mormons have placed
$40 at the disposal of counsel to prevent All
y & congressional action, is. We are informed,
N;-out any foundation. Whatever else NAV
D laid Of the Mormons, 10 must be conceded
ti't they can show clean hands, so far as at
l. .n9ting to substitute congressional influence;
and very lucky IL Is for them that il is so. in
these times when investigations are exposing
all the secrets OF this sort Of traffic. :
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ATTORNEYS OPFIcR

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. !
WAsHISeToS, February 18th, 1873
. -'temeH'-The President has approved the
az = Congress prohibiting gift enterprises in
tnT District Unless you Immediately close
mcit Of the law. Respectfully,
WILLIAM A. Cook, Attorney, etc.
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wits feather, and a chief a rod;
An honest mans the noblest work Of God.
Oakes Ames