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A Paris letter 10 the Times, speaking
of fhe late DIR. Nelaton, saws:
PERHAPS i may give.a single story
from among the smally which will fig
uro in his Glemoirs. In 1865 the young
Prince IMMORTAL took 'fsicy in the
riding school, to drive his pony clostl
along thewall. and seemed to takesh
,nl,ch pleasure in it that all renon-
STRANGE about its danger was in vain.
All hist tho pony went so close that the
Prince had Ills ley severely bruised.
His father had been informed of this
habit. and had ordered him to discon-
tinue it, and hence the Prince was
afraid to confess that he was hurt. lie
bore Up bravely for a dry or two,
although in great pain, but at length
lipiped SO much that attention was cali
eTfS 1t, and be confessed. A few
hours later he was eopfinpd TO bed,
Nelaton was sent for, and stated that an
absccss had been formed, which must
he opened. He prepared for the oper-
alton. The Emperor was in the ;ham-
her i'm q nervous fever, now walking
m and down the room, stroking his
nioustache, then going to the window
to beat n tattoo upon it with his fin1
gers His anxiety could be Gained fof
5, moment only. and then he would
lush u his s9n, pet him, embrace HIM
and lavish upon him his strong atfef-
ton,
As the doctor prepared to make the
puncture, Napoleon caugh, his haii1,
and shuddered as il the bistourI had
cen plunged into his own body. Ne
laton pushed him brusquely away, and
lie went to the window again, but was
in,neJiatelv called back by a cry.
Saefn% Tint nothing but blood came
from, fhe wound. the Emperor BEGAN to
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

A vRIrEB in the Prairie Farmer
thintz b las suceeeded in getting q
good hedge arsp the white willow.
We are sure, rs he s<yz he does, that
he gets plenty of wood, end tue f.,rs.1fs
will grow AZ large az he can deslsE
but be dees not tell US where the i'm
na1se roots are, and how much Q1@t
eTms5a : reBdered worthless ~ y.
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in making . mustard plaster use no
water whatepef. lat mix the mustard
with the white cff egg, and the re-
suit viii be a plsser Which win draw"
perfectly, tut viii moi pnodiee = bis
ter even upon the skin Of au infsfs.s
no naftrr how long it Is allowed 10 ~
main uru 1aG
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CoMMANDANcY OF BEAR,

February %, 3 O'Clock p. VI.
10 Andrew Ponton, Judge, and TO
the citizens of Gonzales. The enemy
in large force Is in sight. We want
men and provisions; send them to us.
We have one hundred and fifty mel
and are 1letermiissd 10 defend the
Alamo TO the Last. Give us assistance.
W. b. TRAVIS.
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding.
r.. IS. Send an express 20 San Felipe
with the news, night and day.
TRAVIS.
THIS dispatch was addressed to An
Drew Ponton, Judge, Gonzales. Judge
Ponton crossed cut his name and adj
dressed it "7b oil the inhabitants Of
zsrss." and sent il forward by express
80 San Felipe.
1t was after the receipt Of this dis
patel, atsGonzales, that Colonel james
Butler Bonham, then recently from
North Carolina, raised thirty-fxo
men of that place and entered the
Alamo through the Mexican lines, to
swell the whole number of its defend
ers TO one hundred and eighty-three, all
of whom fell i'm its defence rather than
surrender, on the thirteenth day of the
siege. 1t has been said 'Thermopyl@
had its messenger of defeat, but the Ala
emo had Nose" leaving its defence and
fall without a psrailel either in ancient
or modern times
Il should bennderstood tfs<< in wri-
ting the sasme "Bejar" insteaa Of
~Bcxar,r Colonel Travis followed the
common and correct mode Of spell
ling the name. On the same principle
the name Texas was spelled Tejas-the
pronunciation being the same, to-wft,
IT, Irra
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of n decd of trust executed and deliver
ed 10 me by r. B. rofbcrt ON the 10th day of
September. 1913. to secure the payment 81 n
~ Ff.f,.,ff d. lei The yta q > 80 u al Jts,
1914. psy ableitp a.. H. Trolley. and i1fnsbtl
the Isl day OF October, 1873, and benf@5 M
cent Der month from tho 10Th das,pf Augisl,
is73,fnt ii pad I VIII sell % The highest bidder
Tor Z SEQ. III q e Ciofffhoqse door In jlse eitt
r.t1ir1,,..k am, ph safuniny, the 18th daf
% <rfoher fIie following desc bed pfaperfy.
llle easiera corner of the iiaet pul6pasel
by r. II. To1iey from J. j. Uos,d and susan
II. Good. fronting ON the north side of Kim
street twenty-five feet front, a4d running
hack INV feet with the line OF snld street,
containing Twelve hundred and my square
feet OF ground. being The same piece II ground
ceded TO me by r. IL T0oley on the = day
of@' iSA j. T. ro9 Ttasss,s
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Dr. PASO ONION SHEDS

A lot Of choice FL Paso Onion sesls. Of this
pounds pound steisbi snd 0vef, lhst teefis Cd nom
= prize, re- s nsr bound. sent by mail. Pack
a~es 81 three pounds At a 70 per pound.
f. II. CUSHING, Houston,
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aCAvALIER Boo1sv are about to be
introduced for ladies. They are turned
over with leather Just above the ankle,
on as far as may be respectfully the
point de mire, 50 as to give faint inl-
tation of the otd cavalier boot an
edgipg Of lace falls over flIis.
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KELLEY'S FOUNDRY
GA. KELLEY, Proprietor
JBRPnReoR, TEXAS

Manufacture Cooking and Heating Stove,
Hollow War;, Wash Kettles. s,eg
Irons. and Keep constantly on nano iuii
lire OF Cast Flows
send for circular. lSdiS6"um
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The Indians crowded our office all
day Thursday, deeply Interested In the
working of the press One young
squaw unfortunately got too near the
large fiy-wheel which caught her
blanket and made her perform a num-
heg Of antics never yet witnessed nj
the most eufluslfssio v4r-darce.
After she was txtricattd frc m the ems
barrassing attitude; she looked at the
press moment and said, heap teo
much fast-[Cofsyyqle Kansas bur
Ter.
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In an obituary notice of the Rev.
Father Pierre, of the Catholic Church,
who died Of yellow fever, the Shreve-
port Times OF the 18Th aitlmb seys;
"From the beginning Of the epidemic
TO the moment he was stricken down
he was constantly engaged IN visiting
the, sick and dying. In these holy
ministrations he knew no sects and no
orders Of society, but was found at the
bedside of Jew and Gentle, rich and
moor. Those who trusted in the reli-
zion of Christ and walked in its light,
and tfyose srhase souls WIRE darkened
by crime; the lady aahhtl siIis cdlitessn,
the good and the bad, wien suffering
with the scourge and smitten with
death, found Father Pierre beside
them, smosthIRg theirPilluws with a
womaniy tenderness and enHsqling
them with words of hope
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asa Type Aesa4.
VIZ AHTED-rurctasers for 9 lot uf old
Rabbit metal. Price low. Apply At The
Herald. ollce.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Iannounce myself ms an independent can
diiate for the Office uf sheriff of Dallas
county at the general election ON the I'd day
of December next.
d&w j. M. SALMONS.
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III GREEN a VILLA MS. Aucuoneers,
~ Northwest corner 10Th and ID stree
4 FNITED STATES MARSHAL SALE.

In virtue Of Q writ Of feri fsciss issued from the
Cler. Once Ga the upreme OOurt OF the District
Of Columbia, aid 10 me direct d, will IL st pub
lie sale. for cash, In front q the no door OF
said District, on THURSDAY, the sd day OF
January, 1873, at ~ O'Clock m all Mn @. Phil
lips right, title. claim aud interest ia and q.
Lei No. SO. u HcGinnis subdivision Of - usre No.
GA Be ginnlog 81 the southwest corner o: said lot
No. 80, Dorlh Is feet ga inches east lO feet
the place OF beginning, together with all and
.r .ns prursm.nts, reSo ntz "a ana Isyied
.Oid to salts execution No. ssD, IN fsy q OF
samuel Cease and Frsncee Prott against. nom -
Aistrop and II. II. Dudley. ALeX. sHARP,
y dis u. b Marshal, ID O.
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SAND-PAPKR.-The American Builder give
the following method Of making sand paper o {
superior quality, At almost q nominal cost
The device Tor making sand-paper IL simple,
the paper. A quantity OF ordinary window
glass he taken-thst having green color IL said
20 be bertrand pounded nne, after which IL n
poured through one or more sleeves of different
degrees OF dnebess 10 secure the glass for coarss
or tine paper. Then any tough paper IL covered
evenly with glue, having about one third moro
water than u generally employed for wood
work. The glass Is sifted upon the paper ai-
lowed day or two I'm which 10 become liked in
the glue, when the refuse glsss h shaken on
and the paper IL mt for use. This sand-paper
cots little, and IL better than IN 81 ordin arily
bought, In which sand is frequently mixed witt
he oil
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TX s J. q: :i s:::s w.s S:.A .

fonteeR In the 1orsh Weeos.
Dave aosse1. . sr.ppss and guide ss, in a.
North woods, had . terrific encounter VITA :
North vccds beast last week Three miles from
N. ns sSsss Wild sT k ss
Valley. The mountains on either side are veg
steep and rocky, and are covered with . heavy
growth OF black esl..m and spruce timber. As
lOcalIty.
Among the rest are the rock martin. having
valuable dsrk-cOlored fur, kno~n among trse-
Pers IN those regions ~ "black cat" They
seldom move by dsy, keeping concealed -
trunks OF trees or between the assures of rocks.
In place, and their natural shyness. a h quit
dificult 60 trap them hOsever, when ths
become pinched with hunger they will lamp a
the bsit without hesitation.
A keen. strong. steel trap is set aud covered
With snow or leaves directly under = dropping
branch that the animal can reach by rearing.
upon this is secured the bait. aud in the effort
oIescn which n 10 pretty apt 90 step In the
trap. Then come . system of Desperate ma
no'uvers. and the only wsy to hold them IL bg
having the trap chain attached 10 a small sap-
ground. Thissleek. nne- furred animal Is about
the sire OF a red fox, and David used 90 err
press u, They're sassy yArmsnt 20 get hola
As Mosher Vas going the rounds OF his tran
last week "Wednesday, he sac through tue
bushes ahead Q terrible commotion under q
large white birch, where q trap had been Get.
AZ he approached, q long, gsunt. ta~ny-col-
ored. fierce looking animal. whose Wild screao
upon the mountain side. ~ night. will send q
thrill OF horror 90 those who are safe In the
cabin, sprsbg upon lower limb OF the birch.
aud bid dehance With glsring eyes. IL was
driven 20 desperation by hunger.
Had David quietly acked out he could have
enjoyed his supper vsnlson and pane skcs.
But no. he rsised old rife aud nred. IN
one-fourth OF . Nork minute. Bill Stewards
essct time Tor skinnings Nontez ums bulihe.d,
all the clothes uIOn HIM would not have made
bib for china doll. He directly found him
self beside = log, partly scalpsd, with his lower
limbs looking ~ though they had been through
. threshiDg machine, while, az the Same
moment, with spit and . scream. q pasther
disappeared up the mountain side. When he
came up the panther wAs engaged In killing
and devouring q martin which Was caught IL
the trap, and his hunger being partly sppessed
was the means Of the trapper crawling on vits
his life.
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OlKu
GREER JOSEPH r. oRkrR in Oh. /,

GBKER. JOSEPH II. GREER. in the 2fh year
OF hls aRt, son of Henry sId NJ. Jane Greer
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his
pare nts, Ne, 1917 sIh street northwest, Friday
morning, Sd instant, At 10 O'Clock. The family end
trie nds are respectfully invited TO attend.
MCCARTHY On the Slst ultimo, ct o'ciock
a m, Mrs H0NoRA MCCARTHY, in the zth
year of her age
Her funs viii take place from the residence Of
her daughter, Mrs. I. Power, corner l2th ana ri
streets, on Friday. Jan Nd. at o clock q m Rxlo-
tives and friends OF the family respectfully
vited 20 attend. n
PARkER. On Wednesday, January LIST, Ct half
the 4Sd year Of his age.
HIS friends and the friends OF the family are TO-
epectfuly invited 20 attend his funeral tomorrow
FRIDAY afternoon. at CLOCK from his late rest
dence, 500 llth street northwest.
WOODRUFF. At the Preside. San Prancisco.
California, on Monday, Decen Der %, ls72, In A ,
wife OF Col. Caris A. oodr u, I'd q. d. Artillery,
and daughter Of Charles =. Uppernsn, Esa, Of this
city.
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RY b. II WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctiopeer
No. 129 Seventh street. between q and ii.

RY b. II WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctionser
No. 1873 Seventh street. between @ and h
TRUSTEES, SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST
ELEGANT REsIDENCEs IN TIE CITY,
SITUATED ON THE MOTH SIDE OF K
sSTnk aTa s. B BIT 9Th AND 10TH STREETS,
"A By virtue Of deed Of trust to rs, dated Sep
E. TENDER 9th, 1874. and duly recorded In Lber
6o9 folio 25S, one Of the land records tor W ash
inston county, in the District of Columbia, and ~
the request OF the party secured, will offer for
SALE az public auction, to the highest bidder, in
front of the premises, on THURSDAY, December
estate, situated in Washington city, District OF
Columbia, TO wit: All that certain piece parcel Of
ground known and described Lot lettered Il Z" IN
Gilberts recorded subdivision Of part OF Square
three hundred ana seventy one, together with the
improvements thereon consisting Of one of the most
desirable and valuable residences in the city, fitted
upwlth every modern convenience.
This property is cold subject to q prior deed Of
trust, dated August I'd, 1874, and recorded August
18th, 1872, TO secure $1,000, payable in five years,
he terms of sale for the amount realized above
said lncunbrsnce are as follows: 500, with inter
est at ten per cent. from September 9Th, 1874 aud
the ex penses OF sale in cash, and the balance six
and twelve months, with six per cent interest
secured by deed Of trust on the property. 9l00
Of sale not com piled with in seven days, the
property will be re Old At defaultirg purchaser D
risk. Conveyapcing At purchasers cost.
DANIEL 4. EATON. tr-,..a.
GEORGE ". STlOkNEY, us'ee
dI1-d&ds B. H. WARNER, Auct
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY. January s, 1873, same hour aRd place
da6 b. n. WARMER, Auct.
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UY GBEEH q WILLIAM Auctioueers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID ct,

ONE BAY STALLION. YOUNG voLrAIRE;u
ONE W0kK HOSE, TWO MARES WITH
M0sTHs OH S Two ffss As CLASS sh MlEeH
COWS; ONE THREE HORSE WAGON, ONE
sPkiNG WAG3N one SNE v ~ one
HAIRLESS FLOWS. SADDLE. C0sS-COV-
LIB, HARROws, HOksE RAKE. REAPxR,
ONE koLLER, GRISpsToNE.. sBOvELs,
HOES, F0kks, PICKS, FAKMING o rENsILs.
SHOCKS OF FODDER
On MONDAY MORNING, January 9Th,
~ 1873, cenms nclng at III O'Clock, We shall
~ sell, on the premises Of III. HOyle. known
AS the Buckley Pace, adjoining the Fan ms Of lillian
Huddleston, esq, and others, ON the old Rockville
road; about two miles above the second toll gate,
the above named articles.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
d5U-d Auctioneers.
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~A slice of AIlegsnv county. Mariana n

ga slice Of Allegany county. Maryland, hes
already been taken of 20 form Garrett county,
and the Cumberland News saws that the for IN A.
ton Of still another county ~ talked of by the
people OF Frostburg, who desire 20 have IL rs q
county town.
- To 20 with cold feet is 90 undermine the
constitution, and thus halft women and girls
are doing. Once no country girl was reckOned
fit 10 be married until she had knit her pillow
case full OF stockings, but IL IL not 50 now whyY
Simply because thick stockings are not fash
lanable.
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MAR RIED.

DOEALDSON-BEAD. On the 2ath instant, BIZ
the Rev. :. A. Wilson, Nu8RAY DONALDSON,
Go LIZZIE N READ, both Of this city.
MACkAMEE-bAGHALL On the lee instant
At bichmoDe, Va. by Rev DIR. Preston. Of tt first
Presbyterian church THOMAS J. MAcNAQeR,
OF arlington, and CBBIsTINA ". BAGNALb.
daughter of William n. Bsgnall, Of RichnODd-
MCGREGOB-klN9. On the 9th Of pecembsr
ct Fort Laramie. Wyoming Territory. BY the Rev
Father Burn. Mr. JOHN ECGREGOR, of Ma..a-
.bus. us. TO Miss hoLLIE q. KING, o: George
town, ID. C.
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A SEAsoSABLE DRssKRT.-when there has
been a fall Of light snow, the following makes
delightful dish for dessert and refreshment
during the long winter evenings when the stove
IT. hot: Take OF the thickest sweet cream YOU
can get one pint 10 n add one tescupfal OF
white or light sugar; beat well together, and
thu add enough clean, dry snow 20 make 10
about the consistency OF ice cream; add flavor
ing CT lemon, vanilla, strawberry or raspberry
syrup made Tor the purpose.
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DY LATIMER q CLEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers AID Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsyl ave- and llth stree,
Star Office Buildings.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
PROPERLY ON PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE

PERBMPTOhr sALE OF NERf VALUABLE
PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
- By order of the h. irs OF the estate Of James
Dunn deceased, i'll sell, ia front of the prem
= isee, or TIL uRsDAf, the 9Th day Of January,
1913, ri 4:3O O'Clock .. m that very valuable prop
err known Lot l. in Reservation u, situai q on
The no, til side Of Pennsylvania avenue. next to IN
corner Of Third street west and adjoining the Tx
change Hotel, and running through to b street
north, with width o . feet The improvements on
The Avenue front insist Of three story aud attic
Brick House, with store on street: the Il street
front is a two story and attic Brick Dwelling Both
houses haze good cellars.
TIE, ms. Cne-fouIth cash; balance in six, twelve
eighteen ard ~ ct ~ four months with interest
cured by deed Of trust. Convey -ng at cost OF
purchaser. Two hundred doEsrs down at time Of
sale. Sale peremptory.
X. W. pOWNMAN, Attorney
Peal Estate Broker, ala seventh street
d3l I'd LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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RN GREEN q WILLIAMS. A uctioneers,
~ Northwest corner 10th and streets.

RH GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
~ Northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
TRUsTEEe' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
THREE STORY BRIOK DWELLING ON The
WEST SIDE OF l2rH STREET, between 81
and streets northwest.
- By Writ of a deed Of trust 20 Joshua Whit
Acorded in Liber No COS, folio 43l, one OF the
land records of Wsshington county, ID o., and also
by virtue OF decree Of the SupI eme Court Of the
District OF Oolun ba passed the sth day Of une,
ls17, IN the cause Of Calf Olmstead ct al. No.
2693, Equity Docket IL substituting the undersigned
ceased snd by the written request Of the pa ty Sc
cured We will sell at PUBLIC auction IN tr0at Ct the
premises, TO the highest bidder, on MONDAY, Be
cember %, 1877, at O'Clock ., IN, lot 4 and the
south hal OF lot ID, in Giles Dyers subdivision Of
lots fifteen 5i sixteen l6l, in square two hun
feet 10 inches from the southeast corner Of said
square and running thence north with the l'ne 81
18th street feet inches; thence west I55 feet
Ia inches; thence south with the line Of aley %
feet inchee thence east ls feet Ia inches the
place of beginning, together with the i'm
thereon, wing in the city of Washington, ID C
Terms OF eale: One fourth cash; balauce in 6, IL.
fs and "a months, with interest. secured by a deed
Of trust. Stamps and couyeysnciug at the cost of
the purchaser saw down when the property i
the property at the risk and cost Of the desuline
purchaser in the terms no. complied with
BRAiNARD II. WARNER r,r.,..
ANDhEW B. DUyALL, trustees.
d6-eo&ds GREkN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, Jan. z 1884, same hour andfplsce
By order Of the Trustees
ds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.H0RBOW.

llf LATlMkh q CLAM,
- Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsy vsnia avenue aas 18th n
Star Once Building
TRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON sIREET I; BsrwsEN 18th AND aerH
A Under aud by virtue of . deed Of trust
e.:A b. airing date on The rs h day of August A. n
.lo7l, and duly rec frded in Liber No. 6ss folio.
- et seq, pc Of the land c,rds Tor Ashi AZ con
county and the District OF Colombia, I will se NJ
public auction, to the hishe bidder, on FRIDsY
toe Sd day Of January, A ID. 1873, At ~ clock o
NJ, on tho premises, all that pieoe or parcel OF
ground situate and being ia the city OF Wa-hius-
ton, and Known and described the ground pla. OF
plan theresa a. Lot numbered four ca, IN SAT are
numbered eighty six Sc together with the m owe
mehis; consisting OF two-story aud attic Brick
Dwelling. Containing eight rooms
Tei ms OF sale One I'd cash. aud the residue g.
two tau.l ments NJ six and twelve month";, with
interest from the day of -aIe secured he satisfac
non OF the Trustee. IL the terms Of sale are not
complied with in i've days. the rru-tee reserves tn
right 10 resell at the risk an of the def
purchaser. upon one weak q NOTICE by advertise
ment in some Newspaper printed and published Ia
city of Washington
JOSEPH Il BRADLEY, JR, Trustee
dH-eo&ds LATiMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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y ssd Nse Yeyk ss@ss, entrance on Aev -
Tork avenue. The most Drivsse Ian odaceAOA
IN the city. Money loaned Ct the Iovsse rsteU =
u tntsrses On Gold and silver Watches, piamonda,
aentls0sab Clothins, oarDses, ssA q aztiolss q
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SALE OE GOtEkN MINT PROPERTY.
n On MONDAY M0RhING, January 9th,
81 1873. We will sell, at O'Clock, ct auction
- roons> southwest corner Penns Wv ania ave-
s ..S 's 4: :is:ss the to!ss.F s5.iss
Strap, Marine Glass, Pocket Comps ses, I3s small
str.ps, n6 Foot Torehss. Foot EItinsuishsrs, IN
tinguishers, 80 Flying Flame snsd.s, 80 wind
shades, q Copper guonsls; seS Lanoe SOCKETS, 80
wS :a1 ~ nsysrsscks, pairs Pliers, . pairs
STATS, Pocket Ielsgra ph Instruments, Us signal
ser.T brivers, = signal nortsrs, pair Ohimbers.
sTsp Borsrs, hyriDg w .gon, 9ubber Bucket, s
teen and strsp, 6 miles Telegraph Wire, 40 Cart
ridge Boxes, rs Osp Pouches, - Pistol Pouches, Z
nagazinee;l Camp Stool, Battery WAGON stove, I
Cocoa Mating, $ Nevepapsr Files, 10 Mason' b
h'sremsfsF'' ssovs. 1sr%s s;sh b erasr
First Lieut.. and Property ana Disb1rsing O6Rcsr,
dsl.vAds LArlMEs . oE afSi Sf,I xSsss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-02
HOLIDAY GOODS.


N. +! nrr.s..
at Seventh Street,
10Y 'rs. AND DOMESTIC s.ee,.1..
.Asr OLD WHISTLES.
FINE OLD WINE,
J Puas ..xArcA RUN. COOKING WINE
NEW ENGLAND RUN,
ScofcH WHISKY,
srocK and ENGLISH ALE, PORTER, DC.
FOREIGN FRUITS.
Splendid assortment Of
Canned Goods.
PURE APPLE CIDER,
MEDFIELD BUCKW,HEAT
NEW YORK APPLES.
CHOICE BUTTER,
Packed expressly for family in small pals,
Received Weekly.
COFFEES
dls-h ROASTED FRESH EVERY DAY.
SUPERBLT ILLUSTRATED
CHRISTMAS GIFT BOOKS.
FOR SALE AT
sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE,
Come 45l street and Pennsylvania arsnm.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN POETS,
beautifully illustrated.
BIBLES, EPISCOPAL AND CATHOLIC
PRAYER BOOKS,
IN 81 styles OF binding.
Gold Pens aud Pencils.
Rodgers a Sous superior Penknives
Fine Russia Leaf English and French Calf
skIh Pocket Books and Letter Wallets.
hue assortment Of Photograph Albums
Gsmt PUTZtrs. Building A A RjOcka
Containing large Illustrations printed in colOrs
LOOK To THE JUVENILES.
Gee them well bestowed with book for the coming
~Olldsys Go ebIly. a better selection can be made
aid the crowd of the holiday avoided.
DIsRIES florists,
Of 81 sorts, in various sty les OF binding
MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD wEIIING
DESKS, PORTFOLIOS,
aud everything ii the
sTATJ1EERY LINE,
sHILLINGTON's bookstore,
dF-I corner 4t street shd Penn'a avenue.