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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-15

EXPORTING NEGRoEs TO CUBl.-A let
ter 20 the New York Herald, dated Chat
toogn, Ca, Feb. 24tb, says
The negroes here and at various other
points of this State, Of Alabama and Ten
nessee are greatly excited over current re-
ports that allege the probable destination
of large numbers Of the able-bodied men
of their race who have been sent off en-
velcped in shroud of mystery. Latterly
so called labor agents have been actively
engaged throughout this section hiring ne
groes ostensibly to work on sugar planta-
iions in Louisiana and cotton plantations
in Arkansas. II is estimated that over
five thousand negroes have been transpor-
ted away under the above alleged pur-
pose but though some have bs:n heard
from, the great majority have failed to
communicate with their home friends and
relatives.
1t now transpires, from negrs sources,
that the hiring agents are emissaries OF
the Cuban Republic, and that the hired
negroes have been clandestinely shipped
to Cuba to fight the Span iards, free their
race and establish the independence Of the
Queen of the Antilles. This has caused
quite furoro among the negroes here, and
they are now exceedingly suspicious OF
any agent or stranger who may wish to
hire with view to take them out Of the
State.
There ere no mem. at hand to ascertain
the truth Of the rumors, though the ne
groes firmly believe them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-15
ID ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

Cnre Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, Hoarseners, dificult breathing, Incipient
! Consumption and Lung Diseases. They have no
| taste Of medicine, and any child will take them.
Thousands have been restored to health that had he
fore despared Testimony given in hundreds ofcases
Ask for BRYAN'r PuLMoSIc wArERs. Price SO cents
per box. JOB MOSES proprietor. Is Cortlandt St 4,
New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-15

4 iiniismAn from tbs Emerald Isle was
about 10 be vaccinated from the virus Of n
Teutssic Individual nj the Quincy City
Dispsusnfory the other day, when Pat
said: thowld, yer villain, don't yer be AZ
Ter rraftin' Dutchman On my arrum-Y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-15

The New York Herald, the best inform
ed A nsrican journal on Spanish affairs,
has the following in regard 10 the presen
policy Of Cuba. Now is her tine TO strike
il she would be free and Independent;
1t is time now TO say that il is impros-
sible for Spain to carry out this policy.
The proclamation Of the Republic has
burst asu nder the bands which bound Gu
ba TO the mother county. The Cubans
owed allegiance 10 the crown Of Spain, not
TO the Spanish people. The chain OF vas
salagc has been broken, aud it will be the
fault of the Cubans themselves If that
chain ever again feiters their liberties
The Cubans have now full and fair right
to do what the Spanilrds have done in the
mother country---te proclaim themselves
free and Independent. What republican
Spain ought 10 do is plain. The rubans ought
TO be officially informed IF the change
which has taken place in the home gov
eminent. There could he no objection TO
the expression of desire on the part OF
men now in power that the Cubans Of all
classes might BEE their way TO remain
Spanish subjects, and so continue IN led
eral relation 20 the mother country.
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MVDUD Fannie pills

are extensively couNrERFEIrED. Dishonest Druggists en-
dearor 10 sell the connteeits 10 make greater profits Th,
genuine hare he name Of job Moses M each pack
are. All others are worthless limitations. The gen
unc pills are failing in the cure Ofal hose pain
full and dangerous diseases TO which the female con
stituion is subject. They moderate all excesses and
remove all ui,struct ions, from whatever cause.
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Boston, February Q, 1870.

Or. Tut:
Dear Sir-will Won please In firm me At what
drngci.t, In New York, can &C, your EIrector-
ant, M can use some o,' u TO advantage. having
seen the effect of II ~ friend Of minet I am full
~ satisfied that 1t has but to be tried to estat'-
| sh its merits. 1t works like magic. What Ia your
wholesale pr.ce, delivered In New York; Let me
know where II can he had for tho present l.. New
York, and will communicate further with you at
another time. Very truly yours,
VIII BARRON, 9G Summer ST.
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Avoid Consumption.

No enemy to tho human race Is more TO bs dread.
cd and Is more nsidinus in its approaches than the
too fatal destroyer az health aud happiness ot mvr
lads Consumption In its ghastly FORM" The du-
ty Of all IL to guard against it's first advances. Th
may he done by the timely uso Of DR.. TUFTS Expec
tOrant.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-15

Henry Ward Beecher says, shat poor
nan with plenty Of check will got along
better than modest man with $4,000.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-15

PowER OF TEAPTATioS.-I know frsm
experience that habit can turn direct op
position to every conviction Of the mind,
and but little aided by the elements oil
temptation induce q repetition Of the most
unworthy way. The mind is weak where
il has once given way. Ii is long before
. principle restored can become as ons
that has never been moved II is as IN The
case Of the mound of the reservoir II this
mound has in enc place been broken
whatever care has been taken 10 make the
repaired part ss strong IS possible, the
probability is.ihat, if II give way again
that Il will be in that place.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.

DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is sold Every where
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JAMES ". TRICs& CO.,

Mhnuincthrcrs ana soIe Froprictora,
Lock BOX lGG. New Orleans. la.
Darlington, Mnr,alis q Co.. Wholesale Grocers,
alias, Texas. Sole Agents for Northern Texas.
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has a population of 1000, is at
the junction of the III. & Il. G. II. r.
and the T. P. r. r. 1t has about
200 business houses, six hotels,
street cars, public library, court
house (haIf fnished) 6cx12O feet,
built Of the finest stone, a fDc sus-
pension iron bridge, six 'sAiie and
two colored schools, six churches,
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DIED.


Bt TCHER. On Thursday evening. FrI,rzary q
MS. PHEBk BU rCHER. widow of the late ions.
thsh Butcher, OF Alexandria. Va, in the S9ih yea
II her age.
Funeral services AZ the house of her son-in law
Rev. W. A. Harris, II street northwest on San
dsr 81 m. The friends Of the family are re- pect
iuil- invited to attend.
BCRRELL. In Georgetown. March l. Is-S AL
BEkT BURRELL, IA the or h year If M. age
The funeral service viii be held the First Ran
list Church, corner Of Dunbarton aud NJ Onroc A. ,
Monday afternoon, al O'Clock.
cASkIN. At Sacramento, Cal. February lsth.
sTEPHEN j. CASSlN, q native of Washington.
ID. C., aged 81 years.
DOYLE. On Friday, February sS.h al II o 'cIoc.
MICHAEL Il. DOYLE. in thu Sd year of hi, aee
Funeral will take place from his late residence NJ
street. between 2fth and 18th. Sunday at clock
p N Relatives and friends Of the family invited t.
attend Baltimore papers please copy.I
DAVIS. On the morning Of the 18th Of february
OF ~ phoid fever, MAMIE, beloved wife of James
DAVIS, and daughter Of y. A. LuiZ, in the sd ear
of her age.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
Ne. o2O 9th street northwest, to morrow lSGnisy
afternoon, at Q clock.
FORREST. On THURSDAY, the 9th ult, after a
long and very painful iIlBess which she bore with
Christian heroisnl, MARY CATHERINE FOR
REST, aged IA years.
The funeral will take place from the reside nee q
her father, Charles Forres St - Sth VEST AZ
"a O'Clock on Sunday, March ID.
McCALLA-0D Friday, 18th February. General
JOHN M. McCALLA.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
No. $50 Indiana aNenue, on Sunday, March 2, vt }
.. IN.
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RAILROADS.
nALTIMORB AND OHIO-
I'D. RAILROAD x6Ik

BA...IGnAil k Ep M ~ z
WA.AISeIoS, Jan; q, 1873 - -
noka and Sf WxsHfNaToS and rAE ~ssf are
40" run '' ''lI FOR BALTIMORE.
.od iO. m. LOO, s:S, 4lo $40, ssO, 500 aud $50
ON SUNDAY FOB BALTIMORE.
LAYS q 80 anc sN q. IN, and Loo, 3l5, SO, 500
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily except sunday al AS, 6:5 and SIS
s. "a INV and sSi 70 ii ana and az s sS4dag at a and
The l:00, 3:ls aud Sis o. m trains stop at the fol-
lowing stations only, viz: Badensburg. Belle Vile,
Laurel, Annapolis Junction, Hanover And Relay.
See p IN. ri PenG's Crossing.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave n o q. m and 4:l0 p. IN; but no trains to or
rom Annapolis on Sunday
FOR NORFOLK.
Leave a. ip p. m, except Sunday.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave dsiy, except Saturday and Sunday, at SIS
!. ~. r. and SIS and $40 p m On s,,urdsy e s:4s and
TRAINS AERIyE AS FOLLOWS;
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a,
So q. N :, and s:S and 9:s5 p m.
fGom Philadelphia and Baltimore ai $50 a.
and l:5o. $40, SIS, %, I:S 9;5S and ~ 80 p. IL
FROM THE WEST
Arrive At l:so, 6:35 and 1880 p. m.
hbSugn s s,s,;o 70 r the Wsss car be h.e the
lay also, ~ the Company office, IS Pennsyly ia
avenue. Passengers purchasing tickets at the Ave-
aus once can there arrange to have their baggage
tePot, and put into the baggage Car.
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston see adj
'ertisement Of Through Line"
L n. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GkO. b. kOONTz Gent Agt. W ashiugton. jas
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breathing FREELY At LAsr.-we susnec:
that NJ two persons in this world are af this
moment experiencing a greater sense of relief
than the rest. they are to he found NJ Lisbon I'm
the persons or ex-king Amadeus and his wife
81 look back upon the whole as one of tbose
dreams which opium commonly produces ami
have no wish 10 repeat the nauseoss drsugh =
wrote the Earl OF Chesterfield of his career hi.
sentiment probably expresses the young king
experience of his reign. Elected 10th Noyem-
Der, $780, abdcated February 10. 1873; i'm dan
ger of losing his life during the whole time, and
never permitted one moments peace, /" are word.
that might be appropriately inscribed on tie
monument OF the defunct monarchy of King
Amadeus l. When the crown OF Spain Wa
going a-begging. no one was In the slightest
degree surprised: but when a decent young
scion OF prominent royal race was found will
ing to take it, amazement was general. Why I'm
the world does be accept IL? every one ex-
claimed. The true answer was that hts father
ambition compelled him. NJ. Theirs went ont
OF his way few months since to ascribe to Vic
tor Emmanuel the highest genius Of statesman
ship, for which. certainly. the public had not
previously credited him. Was his sons accent
ance Of the Spanish throne proof OF it.-N Il.
EgS
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FCTCRE DAYS.
RY Va L. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and COY Pennsylvania avenue,

aSR R siT%SHFs sSHSE Hatn IA HAss saNtss
INC HotsEs, Situated on and w..s y s.rsss:,
ss$ AID PEE
- On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of, March,
- The supreme Cour, q he District Of Columbia,
ss i'm S ss
a and ii "a =; sas I Pas Sa
1 s se9 ~ a..y & IN ssn nSm
bered i've hundred and four s5ciJ
g, are large SSsssS ssS
snsDs a M abcu l ,ss and ali the
and fixtures n.cesssry for saving and po.lshins
9TorneIs PATENT. rip saw rubbing beds. polishing
blocks. drill press. &c; all in complete running
beating apparatus throughout, and COED supply Of
pure water, and pun ping engine.
blaeksmith's shop, with forge and bellows; stone
cutters shop, with rubbing bed; and large frame
Tie buiiiisg. are substantially erected Of s.ons
and wood and in addition TO front Of about 2i0 fee,
property has hart front Of about 80 feet on a;er
street There nearly 81 90 square feet in the lots
immediately after the sale Of the mill property, we
will also sell the two small houses and lot on street
opposite the niiI Designated as Lot g. IN S1usre S5
having front OF "a feet on street By depth OF is
Also, atthe sans time aud place we will ssn slot
OF machinery detached from the mill, consisting of
holsting machine, blocks, pulleys, wheels, cid iron.
&c, &c.
Terms Of sale: On the mill property aad fixtures,
including the shops aad stable, credit will be given
on CO. bearing interest. payable quarterly the
rate OF per cent per anlul, until the 18th OF De
cenber 1874; one half the balance TO be paid ia cash
the ratification of the sale, and the remainder in
twelve months from the day OF sale, with six per
cent interest The credit pay TO be secured BY
deeds Of trgst on the premises. A deposit Of S5p
will be required ut time Of sale.
For the small houses and lot in square sos, one
third cash. the balance In six and twelve months,
With aterest. deposit Of Loo will be required at
For the personal property cas- ewin be required
All convey ancing 70 be ut purchasers cost.
VIM. b. WEBB, (Assignees in
JAS. FULLERTON,f Bankrup;cy
- The above il the most complete mill of the kind
in the District Of Columbia, and offers o oppor-
tunty for profitable business. The assignees will
receive offers for private sale mp to March s, 1873
and will take pleasure In communicating further in
Formations TO parties wishing to purchase.
J23-ecsw &dtd VIM. L. WALL CO., Aucts.
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CULTIVATION eF FACIAL ExynEssfoS.-Ths
nnunsn face indicates the moral training Of the
owner, 20 the same extest that TIE human form
denotes the extent Of his physical exercises.
Ihis Is proved by the Ape sranee OF man wher-
ever found. The moral di>crepanctez bet vecn
the varieties Of the human face are n great as
those IN the physical world Those engaged in
physical labor alone, have q sselsd meaniScless
expression, while those parts q the body uyo.f
ercised are fully developed. Tho~e engaged in
mental labor hsve q bright. intellectual conn
tenance. The most savage people are ALWAYS
found 70 be the ugiiest. INSTEAD Of their prom
inent features being developed by mental exer-
passions. Those who are endowed with great
sensibiifty have beautiful faces which are full
OF pleasing expressions. bat very strong emotions
of any kind arePnfsvorsSle 20 regularity OF
feature. The renning effects Of high culture
aided by religious feelings are certain 10 subdue
the evil passions, and enable the unfortunate
and Borrowing 60 persevere through an troubles
All persons can heautify tueir coantebsrces IN
they will exercise reasonable cceroi over their
passions md cultivate their moral nature. Tfthey
permit their mind to concentrate its efforts
upon but o0e course of action or line OF thou glst
they will necessarily develop more prominently
one feature while the Others will gradually be-
come less distinct, and thus. as &c were, deform
the whole face. IL IL the duty, well the
interest, of every one 60 seek for . variety Of
mental recreation and pleasure, being carefa!
70 abstain from those Of an immoral nature. A
portion az time should BE- devoted each day 10
mental exercise and recreation.-N. 4. Hsar
Cirr!s.
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10y DUNCANSON, BOWLING a CO., Aucts.
- Southeast corner 9th aud d streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es
TATE IN TENNALLYTOWN, ABOVE
- By virtue Of two deeds of trust, dated the 10th
rs. December, A. d. ISL, aud the 10th February,
lisp, recorded in lber No. e33, folios 29s &c :,
and iber No 66l folos 3e &C., of the land records
the party cured thereby, the undersigned as trs
premises, on MONDAY, the oath day Of March A.
ls73 at O'Clock D. all that piece Of ground in
TennallytOwn, in said county. Beginning at a
bound stone the east line Of the Georgetown and
Rockville Turnpike road II being also the north
west corner of Jonathan Buchanan lot, and run
ring thence with the line of Buchanan's lot north
70s degrees east 2Sa,. feet bound stone; thence
Forth q degrees west 50 40 feet south 7Os degrees
west 21s feet to the line of said road, aud thence
south II degrees east 50 10 feet t. the beginning
with the improvements thereon, consisting of frame
Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. and balance in six
and twelve MOI this. Notes of the purchaser TO be
given, bearing ten cent interest from the day of
sae. aud secured b. deed Of trust on the property
sold. SlD to be paid when the property Is struck
off, The trustees the right to resell the prop-
eIy at the risk and cost OF the defaung purchaser
If the terms net complied with in five DAYS from
tie sale, after i've day advertisement. Ali convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost.
W. x. W0ODWARD,t So
Il. +. M0RSELL, { trustees.
DCNCANsON, DOWNING & CO.,
IL 2aN 3w Ads Auctisue-rs
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,

DYIITINEp a CI VApv -
IL n.s;.n. " "a 6 = u-
Sn,th ss ss u 80, q; :.
o'' WI s., ntscs R,i,aiae. ue sH~ AA'u s'''
S.4i oinCe DunoihSs.
uvepu no, rUC rv.r,r,
hnrrnp vi TT ~ NJ NJ "a tuM-
TTiS r. H. ~ ~ s " ~ 10 In
LIZ 10 h"ESr 81 vEH ~ LAnIEkNS,
fInrTnSSS oc.' 1'hh off1hkD In WASH
rr,nsn aV e., .. xols;,, r.r...
lnuiensr 0otk " Sdins ran-parencies,i all styles
ana coiors,J With Portraits and Names, Grant and
iison In arame iri, n, Lanterns; Pennant
each state; also, with names Of Grant and Wilson
ia, nte an1 blue, new style of Flag, with eagle
Grant and Wilson: Chinese LANTERNS. STICKS With
Delane Flags on stars. bSa utifui enlors: Grant
snd wilson Badges OF all styles &c, &c, at auc.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY. February n and
~ and SATURDAY and MONDAY March / and
8, 1873, morning and evening, Commencing al 1OY
salerooms immense collection Of the above AIMED
goods. "
Hecall ypecal attention to this saie "a the oooas
are all fresh and of recent designs WIG eo'~'
fE-d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
Rf DUNCANSON, DOW LING a co, Aucts
- Southeast corner 9th and d streets northwes.
.
THIRTEENTH ANIMAL SALE OF CNRF-
DEEMED PLEDGES, HELD BY s. GOLD.
STEIN co.
IN We will sell, on SATURDAY, March 4 and
ff.sx and s. n, nor nings and evenings cummancine
al TO o'clock A. m and (. O'Clock n IN . within onT
salesroOrs. corner 9th and ID streets nortbwast for
account of s. Golistein q Co fine and we'll
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XAsSsHitSGTSS, RHiLxxbIEL

THR0uGH LINE BETWEEN - ,,
wAsHINGT0N, PHILABEL ~ ]5I
PHIA, AND NEW YORK ~
WAsHIyGroy, November 8, 1879
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW fORK
re run a. follows:
FOB NEW YORK, ,vithoxf ohaass a. ea-..
Leave daily (except Sunday at 500 a. M, Loo and
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday At a. Loo snd 30
ON SUNDAY
Leave Tor New York at So D. M, and Philadelphia
& SD p. n.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. N. train
My.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York and
Session cen be had at the Station Office all hours
u the day.
Tor Baltimore and Ohio railroad adyertisemeu. see
cheduie between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
u and the W est.
L. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. K0ONTZ, Agent, Washington jeN
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ment vas rsjected-yess O., nays TT. Mr. But
Ter, MAS. , Who had CHANGED kis roee from YEA
70 nay for the purpose, moved q reconsideration
OF the vote. and. pending that. moved that the
House adjourn; which vas agreed 20. AMI at
fi:sf p. m, the House ad,ourued
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~ 5. 0'HARE 4 son,
Wholesale and Retail 6rscers,
l3l3 Sersath Srss: Eo-isscssr, sss,eses N and ~
TEAS TEAS TEAS

TEAS TEAS TEAS
japan Tea, COED, &C; choice, SIC; very finest, 81
III
Guapovder Tea, 7sc; good article for 81
Choice Gunpowder Tea, 81 Is; very best SIS
Imperial Tea, &C, 75c, 81; very finest, q s
Good Black Tea. three pounds for 81
We have also some of the fiEest offered in the CITY
Aiso, extra English Breakfast Tea
FLOUR, &c.
Welchis, Rays, Tenney's and other brands of
7 l0ur, all AZ Iowest possible prices.
Tee pounds Lard for 81.
Golden - rup, per sallon, 15c; our best 81
Ten pounds New Dates, 81
Nine pounds New Prune-. 81
P-Sauts, half bnshel for Al.
BRANDY, GIN, &c.
California a. - - \ on
Pure Hcisnd Gin - ...., 100
AngrllSs snd Musestel Wine, per bottle. 80
Svee; Cstsvba Wine, So per gallon.
e. 3. O'HARE Z son.
I2l3 w N
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IT g. MARSHALL SALE OF ONE SILyER
u. AND GOLD MOUNTED SABRE, STUDDED

In virtue Of writ Of heri facias issued from the
CT rkr Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and TO me directed, shall seI &C public
for cash, I'm front OF the Court house door Of
said District. on MONDAY, the 10th day Of March.
1873, at IL O'Clock q; m, one silver and gold mount
upon as the goods and chattels OF Daniel e. Daven
port, and viii be sold to satisfy execution No ISIS
Thomas Timmons vs.. Daniel T. Davenporf, n q.
arkweafher and James Bays.
fsS-dts ALEX. eHARP, u. q. Marshal D. @.
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q. 3. O'HARE . son.
f-2o-tr 1918 TN street N. W., between n and
llRAY 4 BROTHER
H J9I PENNsYLvANJA AVENUE,
beTssH IhtTd AID Fosu-aad a AaU Streets.
rcrriVad md FoIto

81 Hinslovs Corn, a. DC or 80 {. :.
FLOUR.
R k,st ~ ssInily At s1so per y barrel.
AZ Choiee Flour, at 81 s. per Y barrel
eeois. Champagne Cider, At 50 cent? per eaIlon
IMPORTANT.
are the sole agents for the District Of Columbia
81. a.. Se.rge Evans, English anufacturpd SWING
s.eh a. NEEDLES Have Ill kinds; cent?
ceoe. " tOr - cents. j4o-tr
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FLOUR.
SUNDRIE9.

Csu once, a. We cannot guarantee the above nm
PAiireo low prices for any denaite length Of time
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MO HUMDUo-L.. nIQ1 vm IN. . IAiF -
~ YFiee los ~ ~ g Ls19acsl 49, - ON
~ sssss, $500 q o,suA. uees % -
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by LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania av enue and 18th st ,
Star ONCE Building.

CHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND.
- By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
Isl the District of Columbia, Of the 18th January,
2lN3. in csse Of Patrick Knox VS.. John White ct
auction on the premises, at 5 O'Clock p. IN, March
l4th, 1873, the southern half Of lot No H. in W. B.
on IA street southwest, between south street and
Virginia avenue. and running back about In feet to
an alley. This is a neat two story brick house in
thickly populated neighborhood and is well adap-
used Nv
Terms; Qne-third Of the purchase money In cash;
after the sale, secured by notes of the purchaser
bearing interest from the day of sae the purchaser
deposit $50 when the property is bid or and corn.
plete the purchase within five days thereafter:
otherwise the property to be resold after 1--WE days
notice at the cost and risk of the defaultinr NM
chaser. ConveyancinR q cost OF purchaser
JOHN T. lama rrps.ass
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