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UY MATTINGLY WHEELER, Auctioneers,
- 503 9th street, y. w

ELEGAsT BEsiDSNuEs On srREEFr,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH eTS, N. W.
- Ry virtue of = deed Of rust, dated September
4, ]sI2 aid recorded ee ptember 10, 1872 10 LIber
No go, folio rs, shall, on MONDAY, Janu-
AIRY b, ISIS, at O'Clock y. m offer for sale. 20 the
highest bidder the follow ing real situated in
wasbingl city, Di trict of Columbia wit: L 5ts
lettered and ID, in Glbert's recorded subdivision
I sQusre nun Der three hundred and seventy n e
tS15 together with the in proyements thereon being
Two desirable. aud valuable modern bull residences
This property Is sold subject to a prior dec If
frost each house Of Sl0IOV, dated August 2, Isl
payable in five years, with ten per cent. interest,
pay able semi annually.
Terms of sale: Cash for the amount realized above
said incumbraDce, 10 be paid within * a,ter
The saiei and II the terms are not implied with in
that time the Trustee reserves the right resell
the property at the risk and Of the de-
purchaser. deposit OF S10 each house when
sold. Cow ey anc ug o, the purchaser cost
GkO. MATTINGLY, Trustee
DO mATTINGLf wHKELER, Aucts.
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LOB sALE-Eighteen first class Sc WING MA
Y. TULrOS a CO.'S,
dQ-U, 3ll 9Th street, Hea< Penn. avenue.
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RHtGREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctionesr.,
ID No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ssreets
TRUsTHEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
FsONTING On NkW JERSEY AVENUE BIC
TWAIN N AND L. STREETS

TRUSTBEs SAL X OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Fronting On INV ykkcEl AVENUE, Be
TWIN AND l. STREETS NOkTdxEST
- BY virtue OF deed Il trust dated sept mbet
I'D, ISL, and recorded IN liber 657. folio ~
- one OF the land records Of W ssh ington cou aty
lstrie OF Columbia, aud by the written reg OF
the party secured all sell at public auction. on
the ~ emlses, on TUESDAY. the IAN day u Jan
usTy. lo9S At o'ciO o. m, all that piece OF par
Gel Of ground situated In the city of .shingron,
District Fl Columbia, known sud describe o ri
OF lot numbered ten .9i, in square numbered 6ye
hundred aLd fifty eIsht ts5ol. beginning for the
same on New Jersey ayenus thur y four .3al ieet
from the Dorthehst corner Of said Tot, snf Running
thence along said avenue uofghwestwsrdy eleven
tllD feet and four 81 inches. thence souUhve.tward
", and at rs ht angles with sad avenue the
lire Of said lot, thence attn along ssii rear line
eleven IL feet and four ca igcbes and them north
tastwsTdiy to the place Of begibnlns.
Terms Of sale: One half c,sh; bslE nee ia m 0nths
with DIerss It, secured by deed Il trust deposit
~ $50 will be required when the property il struck
on. AL convey sDcIDg at III purchaser q cost ~
the terms are not complied win within en- DAYS
nom sale. the trustee reserves The right resell
the property ut the risk and ct Of the c.f.nltn
purchaser. w. ,. MCFARLAN, Trustee.
Jahl-d GREEk WILLIAMS Auc,s
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets

- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated 5th of Sc D.
Uf9ttmber, 1870 duly recorded in Liber No 6sS
~fOlio 2l3, one OF the land records for ASKING
ington county. District of Columbia and by the
sell by publ auction, on the premises. on IA Rs
DAY the 9Th day OF Jsnuars 1873, at O'Clock D.
lying IN the city Of Washington District of Column
bis, known and described part of lot mum bel ed
umbered three hundred and tao, (3o2,b commenc-
ns for the same one IL foot south of the
of said lot; thence running south along he
line Of llth street vest sixteen (l6D feet four "a
inches; then &c in direct line west ninety five t95
feet che Il inch to public alley thence along said
alley north sixteen no. feet four t4 inches tn -nce
in direct line east ninety five 95D feet one ~ inc
10 IL st. and place OF beginning.
Terms: 0ne half cash; balance in s months
deposit of $50 will be required at time of sale All
convey ancing 1t cost Of purchaser.
NJ. p. CALLAN, Trustee,
dS-eo6dhs GREEN VILLA ms, Aucts
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctioHeers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID sta
TKUsTEEs' OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPERTY AT AUCTION
- By virtue of deed Of trust. dated September
18th. ISL recorded in Liber Cos, folio sJ of the
- Land records of W Washington county, District of
Columbia, and by direction Of thu holder of the notes
secured there by, will sell, at public auction on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of ] Auus
~, lS73 at O'Clock p. m, all that piece parcel
in Chester and JunL i1s sub Of
hundred ano twenty five, (725 Subject 10 deed of
trust dated September 18th, ISL for 81 5O pay Able
10 Is monhs, with interest," at the rae Of seven per
cent, " hch 10 due from September 18th, 1872 said
deed being duly recorded in Liber 657 folio 3Is of
the land records Of w ashingfon county ID. @.
Terms: One cash; balance In six aud tvely 9
months, secured by notes and deed Of trust on the
property, with interest, at the rate of seven per
cent per annum. sac down when the property is
struck off, All convey ancing at the cost of purcha
If the terms Of sale not conn piled with
within FIVE days from sale, the Trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property 1T the risk and cost Of
the cefaulting purchaser.
+ z PP33RRsSEEiiLLr Trustees.
d3O-eotd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Gold Pens sud Pencils
hOdgers n Sous superior Penknives.
FINE Russia Leaf English and French Calf
skIh Pocket Books and Letter WaIlets
hue s.sortHeuI Of Photograph Albums
Cant >, PGZZirs. BUILDING and q Blocks
American. English, irish and scotch Toy Books
containing large Illustrations printed in colOrs
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Az re 81 Gold Bonds the Bdkthsss Pscfas M
rosd OOmpau furnishes 30 the 0bnD<D00uus-
paent security which combines the ready neeoeaa-
tflity, the convenience, and the high credit q Q
nrstclass railroad bond, With the sodty end ssssy
OF real estate mortgage @ Ind worth e lsaGe
twice the amount loaned.
They offered at Dar in oansaey, ss1 y1sl1 Q
BAHpbOnB PR0FIf 10 shoss sxchangfns So.
The bonds are . nrst end only 0ortgAes o. -
road, tn eQufpments - earnfnOD, and also - .
lsnd grant which, the 0pstioa Of he ROD. ~
average 1SyW acres 10 each nile Of track-
They are Issued IN dsaooinasioas iron 90 -
q no Ooupon, and olW 10 olsao nasisssrsd. hsye
thirty yea - run, bear interest of70 - 60
IN sold, and ere kXK4Pf YDO3 uuIxuD
STATES TAX % the 10
The send annual fntsrsst q ths Degistsss1 Don0
n PAID with GOLD OHDoKo. ssot - - - 60
address Of the heldsg.
Al marketable etooks and Bonds reos1ve1 n %.
change. without sxDsnss ~ 1Dvssooe, % shs1R
highest eurrs1e pseoso.
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GEHIRAI IAPLOY4llf OYHIO1.-An pa
~ .c9s yi.nans 70 sGl!c2 1893 ssTyeR1s ~
:;:S:;s:;ss - t;:" .i;'' ID 80 ri
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10y LATIMER q OLEARY.
ID Auctiouers and Neal Estate Brokers,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and nth street,
Star Once Building.
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No. COS TIFIKsSTH STREET,
opposite Treasury
gUk SALE.
= HANDSOMELY FINISHED HOUSE on
south sire =, between e and u streets, with all
The modern If1proy eaeLts. small cash payments
end Ions time "a balance. Several FARMS, small
aDd large, tns I1Lr "a the Point Of Rocks rail-
-Oad. within ; lev minutes walk OF the depot with
An thirty utputes q Washington. Terms easy
Also, two Of Two h1n6red each, the same
reed and sane distance from de pot, improved by
House, &C. Ale, Of Sc acres, In Fauluier
county, Va. very handsomely improved. Easy
tsTms Also, oLe Of 81 acres, near Csttell station
Va " AL D sold ~ quantities 20 suit purchasers,
IN es4f terms ein lots n-rth side Of Rhode
IslsndsNsnue. 2tXlO each; small cash payment,
Iaiance can teman for I'VE 50 with interest
FER cent One lot south SIDE Of IA l29
on very easy terms. Three lots Of II and sd
streets -Four lots on 9ftb street. bet ween and
N. One lot on N, between a3d 2sth streets. Sir
lots neal tapftol. fronting on New jersey
yne OF the hnest situations II the city handsome
Country Sest9i - acres Que mile above GEORGETOWN
nsncsOrne d uee, on corner 2isr and II streets,
with every mod N Improvement, louT Tins pay
Eaents. A fine Lot on street r., between ID and
81 Two Lots on ID street, between and b
Several Lots on street, bet. ~ and I'd = e Three
handsome Houses II the est End. Also, Rou,es
and Lots IA all parts Of the city. Two haadsome
Houses on 9th street.
MONEY TO LOAN
IN sums Of from o. go 10 Sl0In on real estate
For the accommodation OF the public the Once
will be open On WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS frsm
81 20 O'CLOCK. novS
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
9O5 rNA1' 9O5
PHIL. n. WEIGH Il CO.,
AEAL ESTATE BROkERS. AUCTIONEBRs
AND INSURANCE. AZ EMS
ne bUT AS seII Seal Estate. Houses, Stores
A2arTleLg- zuG OtlCes 10 rent and lease. Remit
Collected suaEsLtsed aud advanced. Money care
iLily Invested Negotiations Of all Kinds faithfully
eEec1tTc EOuses built. long time given for ray.
meut. Plans, specircatisns, Contracts and deed,
Sshruiiy drawn Satisfaction Guaranteed. Give
a. one coll snd We viii Uaerit sEOtber.
- Orce ELder asOnic TerUle. leo
A U-TIS p. BLOWN,
II Corner \. 4. avenue and 18th street,
Washington, ID. O.,
- hBER LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &C., &c, &c
1t MBEk BILLS cut 20 order on short notice
BIZ eIONE for Building, Matchmaking and
tsEILg purposes delivered In any part Of the Dis
.TiCt
REAL ksFAT z bought aud sold and money In
Nc-tes Il tLis branch 81 the business Will here
a.tcE give NJ p~rsonAl attention, and will be 4
ofice dsiiy iron. ten .. Hntil four D m marl-H
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from Hon. Henry C. Carey:
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commencing IL 20 the public dtfention.
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From I'm. II. fnraess. DID,:
Having read this record Of .THE CNpEE-
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From I0n. Charles Sumner:
The Underground Railroad has performed its
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iran Hoa Ncnyy Nilsson, lice President:
You have done good work This story of
the heroic cunGuc, of fugtives Of oppression,
and of the devotion of their friends will he
read with deep interest, especially by the old
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which We have passed hope your labors will
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-24
Peavine.
or this district the Reno Crescent Of

or this district the Reno Crescent Of
the 23d inst. says:
The interest In the Peavine mines
continues undated. Sales are daily
occurring at prices that indicate una
bated confidence In the richness and
psrmanence Of the lodges. On our
streets, almost every, other man has a
sample of ore, which Is eagerly ex-
amined, and carefully compared with
that carried by his neighbor, and each
mining sharp devotes himself to con-
viucing his neighbor that he Is under
rating Peavine. We hope that these
mines may prove to be another Com
stock, and take tho liberty Of suggest
ing that their true merits can be more
speedily established by work than
talk, or by buying and selling feet.
Let every holder show his faith BY his
works. Work IA what tells In all ef-
forts to open up a new country, wheth.
or agricultural or mineral. The citl-
zens of Reno can very well afford, on
reasonable prospects, to sink o lew
hundred dollars In sinking a deep
shaft In this district; q shaft that will
show what the lower levels will do,
and give permanence and character to
the mines, or determine their WORTH
~lessness. Our personal impressions
and prejudices, lead US to the conclu-
sion that Peayine mountain Is the de-
pository of immense wealth. We look
for the time to come when the reputa-
zion Of the mines will be as fully es.
tablished as that Of the Comstock, and
hence our anxiety to witness syste-
matte aud extensive work all along
the line ; the face is patent that so
rock will pay at this point quite a.
we'll as $40 taken from the lower lev
els OF the Comstock.
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SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.

Obstruction Of nasal passages, dis
charge falling Into throat sometimes
profIse, watery, acrid, or thick and
tenacious. mucous, purulent. bloody,
putrid, offensive. etc. In others q dry
ness, weak or infiamed eyes. ringing In
ears. deafness, alterations, sca6s from
ulcers, voice altered, nasal twang.
offensive breath, impaired smell and
taste, etc. Few only Of said symptoms
likely to be present In any case at one
time.
10 cure-take DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery earnestly, to correct
the blood and system, which are always
at fault; also to act specifically. as 1t
does, upon the diseased glands and
lining membrane Of the nose and It's
communicating chambers. The more
I see Of this odious disease, the more
positive Is my belief that II wc would
make treatment perfectly successful In
curing It, we must use constitutional
treatment to act through the blood, as
we'll as q soothing and healing local
application. DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem.
cdy, when used warm aud applied with
DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche, effects cures
upon "common sense" rational and
scientific principles, by Its mild. sooth.
ing and healing properties, to which
the disease gradually yields, when the
system has been put Ia perfect order
by the use Of the Golden Medical Dis
covery. This Is the only perfectly
safe, scientific and successful mode Of
acting upon and healing 1t.
So successful has the above course OF
treatment proven that the proprietor
offers $500 reward for a case he cannot
cure. All the means sold by druggists.
X. V. Pierce, n. D., proprietor, Buff
falo, N. y.
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Ploche Items.
From b ]

From the Record Of October AL
On Saturday nighta couple Of miners
at the sixth level Of the Washington
and Creole, wishing to ascend, stepped
upon the bucket which runs up and
down the incline. One OF them got
into the bucket, and the other remain
ed standing, with his feet resting upon
Its rim. They rang the bell three
times, which Is a signal to the engineer
that there are rnen In the bucket. In
stead, however, of turning on the steam
gradually, and thus raising the load
slowly, as Is usual when men are
coming up, tho steam was turned on
s%uddenly,a and the cage rose with fright
full rapldity. The right arm OF one Of
the men was torn open. near the ell
bow, and his head was slightly injured.
The other man narrowly escaped with
his life. They had no light and were
In fear that the bucket would be
thrown from between the guides. An
attempt was made to ring the bell,
and the bell-rope broke, so that they
were carried up through the darkness
the entire distance to the surface at q
terrific rate Of speed.
In No. 8 Incline, Of the Meadow
Valley mine on Sunday night. T.
Brophy had three fingers disabled, by
having them. caught between the
bucket and the side of the incline.