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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-06
ENGINEER.
MEDICAL.
GA NCER&

A RE permanently cured ~ Dr.W. c. COU-
n DEN. Of Louisville. From hundreds Of
cures a few well-knOwn names are selected,
watch can be easily addressed: Rev W
Mitchell, jackson, Tenn; cured. 1859. i r
Irotter. Prospect, Giles co, Tenn; cured, lsIN
II w Smith, Carter's creek. Maury 60, Tenn;
cured 1859. James MOfatt. Troy. Obiou co.
Tenn; cured. 1855. Mrs W G Beall. Branden-
burg. ny; cured. ISL. II \. Gage. grocer,
Main st; cured, lst9. Mrs birdsey MehniEht. 3.
Garnet store, Main 81; cured. 1853. I q Baird
Fulton Station. Fulton co, Ky; cured, lsil.
James Austin. Goshen. Oldham %. ny
cured. ls7n. Peter jerks. ice dea.sf, lwen-
tiefh and Walnut sts: cured, l.fn. Mrs Lewis.
cured. Rocky Hill station. ny. Mrs Jcmima
Scott, Of Gcorget0Wn, Ky. aunt Of Col Jilson
JohnEqn. proprieior Of the oalt House, Louis
Vile, kv, The Doctor also refers % Rev. 4
spaldinr. Atlanta, Ga
By sddressing Dr. W. c. COUnEN, No. g
Wet Jefferson street. koaeFille. ~, copies
Of his Journal can be obtained, free Of
charre. giving moce u treatment and large
- az eases cured. hi n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-06

maslcaf nierchandise aud tnstru.
meats Of every description, whole
safe aud retail. ..
~. a. uoilonheEg Keeps the iarg-
est and best selected stock ia this
city ana full naaorlmomt of tho
ChickofinE, HolIonborg and Hal.
leti a Cufnat0n Planes. she Eetey
Being n practical uinmo-mnko ~
and = musician OF taste and ability.
ank known Go the publle ns such
sinoe lsos, patrons q this music
will nnd all goods strictly NJ repre-
neuted aud warranted, and nt mod
crate prices and ON easy terms.
Wareroomn, No. azf Second street.
Iis-4
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FISH.
REELF00T LAKE
ElVSH DEPOT.
Is Beal Street.

.nv. RIErIEs OF REELFOoT LAKE
a ~ "a 5rei daily. Also Lake Brie fsh .
,..t nsn ~, 90. bass and other varieties re-
esivsA dsiiSl VI express and packets,
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DIED.

BOSS H. the Lord Jesus, THURSDAY evcu'ng, 18Th
eye, ANNA SOPHIA BOSS beloved wife q Jar :,
n: boss' end daughter OF oephs, W B~ason, tor
Those Who kEew-hcr ia life ouly loved her; that
The funeral viii take place =. wesley Clap,. c,r-
o'clock p m The relatives and friends Of ihe fsnilr
are inv tied TO attend.
BROOKS. os FRIDAY morning. Ianuafv lTfh .t
l:S.o'cleck. ELIZA HERBERT BROOKS, daughter
Tie remains vii be rested At Zion wesley Churrh.
ID street southwest, on suridas, January sp'h ~ (.
O'Clock p M FI lends and rsisti' e. Of The family
GUILD. On the 18th instant. after short but
painful illness, Mrs. ELLEN GUILD, in tins aSlh
Funeral Wiz take place from her late rcsiIenc.,
corner "a and ssrecs,, northwest, sdsy J snusTy
Church. 81
HUNT. At KINGSTON near Great Mills, ),
Marys county. Nj, IAN. i2-h instant. NJ. DS-
Hunt, 81 Baltimore county, Nj.
kURTZ. on Friday morning, ITth tn-' I, G osa-
gestion II the lungs, VI :, 81 SAN AZ. hUBTZ, b.
loved wife of William II. karrl, aged ls years
The resiiyes and friends Il the family are resp@ri-
inst, 81 o'clock rom her residence, On VALLEY
street, Georgetown, q. Il
KUHNs In G-orgseovn. At SIS %. ~. On the TIA
instant, MICHAEL II kUHAs, ased "a yeSrs sad
Hi- relatives ami friends respect ully in.l
attend his funeral fruR the resii.ca % lis hrth-s,
Oh Grace street q; 30 ?. m, on Tho 2Hh instant.
9GLkE Ssdss ai g II Ss, ming q the L
The friends 4 the family ia. it'd O. afteni tn.
funeral SUNDAY, a. "a clock r ~. froIn has Ia
residence, 81 street southeast Capitol Hill.
SHERlFF. ON the 81 instagt L, at the re-id-ncN a
her dasglI,et Mrs. Frank Ger .nanl Mr.. AMkLl
of her age.
WHITE. On the Fth az 81, nj o'clack a. N
" bite, aged 81 year,.
The restVes snd friend a the family are respect
fully reque.fed 70 sfteP her funeral from her Ia.
residence, Mount Plesss mt ID e. SUNDAY lssh
at - octock 2. m. 10 IRON Rep.l
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
CONVERSATIONAL
Conclauen Yesterday. Procced,..,


SENATE.--After our report closed
Mr.. MOrton's resolution inStrartiOs the com.
niittee on elections and privileges 10 inauir,
INTO defects Of the present electoral system VITA
a view o. remedy the same. was adopted
The mint bill was then again taken M ans a
large number Of amendments reported nv a.
finance committee were agreed 10, and the III
passed.
Mr. Cragin called m the bin ~ provide for
inc hsildirg cf sdd .on.l sioops NJ war.
The Senate then 4iiour1ld until MONDAY
tfreylous u the passage OF the Vienna FNpa-
ssioh hiii Yesterday MT. Carpenter withdrew
AIS amend Inent spIsrorr1sting Sss0-sna ft,r In,
ceHri. ti"n Of the Wash insston m Brumapt TIA,
N"se en the passsee ~ the bin was-vcss =
nsysiS.l -
EoUSE.-After our report closed
1ae scnS-e bill 90 qziiet the title to certsn
lands IN Iowa vas taken up and discussed "a
Mr.. Hawiey (Ti.l in favog. AMI Mr. MsCornit
lM0.) against de bill
The Hoi-se seconded the tPrnand frr The mr.
ei0Gs eueS'iah, sni Mr.. HCsmsn (Taa.} moved
- Jay the Hill on the table. on which motion
tfe yeas and asys were ordered. The vote r.
sgliteti-ycas a., NAYS i0i.
No. Havgley G,oycd 70 reconsider che y0t,
and ~ lay thus latter motion on tie table which
vas sgrced to-yess ~, nays -.
M Stevenson lo;iio) moved that the Haa-e
adjourn. Lost.
The main question was ordered when NJ
Stevenson moved t.Issi thc b,ll lie upon ths
table. Sejectod-yeas -, nays ".
Mr.. Kerr (Iull msvci that the House d
nSw adjcsfD, which Was Toiected-ycS, q nay,
On ordering the main question on enc finql
paSsase of the hiil the yeas and mars were
again deman.ieJ, ami The vote rcsui, S-yea,
S.. nays IS.
Tie House then, at $50 p. m, adjourned.
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PANIC IN A CIscINSATI THEATER.-There
was terrible though a brief panic at Wood ;
theater, in Cincinnati, during the matinee per
Torrance on Saturday last. The play was - Di-
vOrce," and the crowd assembled to see il WAS
immense for the size OF the building, which has
capacity tor about 2 900 persons. but at that
time contained about $500. At about 81
O'Clock smoke was seen TO issue from one of the
hot-air registers the first floor. and n second
all the people had sprung TO their feet. and with
wild cries of 90 fire, fire, !" endeavored TO escape
jamming and crushing, crying and yelling, and
perfectly panic stricken. Men jumped from the
galleries into the parquet, breaking the glsSs
globes of the Saslight in their descent. and for
few moments il seemed as though many per-
sons Baust lose their lives before the fear could
be allayed or the auditorium emptied. The
musicians kept on fiddling and blowing all the
time, and pretty soon it was generally under
stood that there was no fire and only a very lit
tie smoke, and gradually all became quiet again
and the play continued. Several ladies had
tainted and some persons were hurt a little, bat
no serious damage had been done. The fault
was i'm the register alone, which, according To
an old habit, had smoked when il should only
have sent out hot air.
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sg~Two children in Decat,r, m. Iatoly took
their cOfiee externally ard died.
rS-ArchbishOp Bsviey. OF Baltimore i oai !.
recovered from his late Illness.
nF-Gen. John r. Hsrtranft win 10 ina--.-
rated Governor of PcnnSy iyanis AZ Harrisbal 2
on Tuesday, Jan. n.
pEPapers in Brownsville, Texas. cOmpl.i-
that the city lamps are stolen nom the street.
with aggrayating regularity.
~ The weather az Christmas. iu tl4e eat Of
England, was maid that the blackbiyd, Wa
singing their love songs, and roses, yielcts rsn-
sies, laurustinus, and other loNcTs were In Al; a
bloom.
ps-An Iowa county squire concludes the mar
ital Knot ceremony thusly: Them that IA court
hath Joined together let na man bust asUnier:
but suffer little children 10 come under them
~ help you God"
~ In Lutterworth, En- gland. two dsva before
Christmas. three clergy nscn. sitting a mae.-
trates, sent a woman seVcnty-fve yeafS Oh 70
prison for seven days for the crime "a hayias
''brokcn "A stick from q farmers hciee. thetr-
by inficting damages 10 the amount Of q
PENNY"
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Lave .,s gss<ss.s

hTT-NrTTp suICfpF o. A 'EENyu CAFrAr--
~eNANs A. ESrAG.. ~ CAr-E
AZ morning wang frcne. Nman Wa fcr a
~ GFaiid sirott, p. -. by onicer Quinn. of tss
Oh prechict, apparcatly IN great IA tires. WI,
slokeu 20 BY thC Cfiicer he "a ID he IL 20
desd. The offioer summon sSsi-tsncN sud ~
E~sed the man % the st&fion-hoR~e. az ~s
qat~i,oned by Capt. WbCiam. O. vhorr h
knoN Nedged that H. had tai IN poison. iHt s'iius
suicide. ne gave bligh'ed affection - a. tau.s
Tor has desperate at. 4 Hrtla Frsach gal I'D
tWined mt lis Affections, AMI. prsInising et-r-
nal fidelity, snt crpCliy deceived and disert~s
hum. Ne statet thst b. had i.-en = captain -
the French army, aud gave Frsfrrick EcrRea
a hts name. police ssrgeon was csiiea 20
and aSSusgcd his grief, ssseA a. - iss.se.,l Tho
poison by n pJeerfg; emSttr. iiasing some
y hat recovered. he tOl1 harrcvIrg tale OF "a.
efforts 20 win tAc slgL ale had ks,Wn 2 a s,t.-
time before cn.igIaEag "a tbs country. A. he
instance she ant her tnath = were - GENE ont
O. th,s country with him. l.cNat, wscsa pro
Rad prOcyNed his sFrest ca gsif eio-.s presrncr.
aud ~hile he Wa in prison sie sAd ~ n'ta'r
sailed Tie WAS rrlc .aHc<i sfs'l aft'reHrt
ard followed hiS dcccitHrI ca - th-s
country. He tracCd her o. Nalisnr~'- sr N.
htsirIdsN Afternoon he W -assi h.N alid ,-hfr.1s
:, los SO NE past a she wsrhi only hove hrs.
aat NE W. un-'i portable ~ hia b. tthDEt sfr
'Snted- crcstiy aCitated. ~ Dade him for
g. hff usat she was not wsythV 81 tim ~
Il,riiUg ST hccd ~ WEAKEN tfis saiuful rrsal,l.
ii'n- Eut.r.iN exhausted IA ha.ic tarev 10 -
Nrt aHi hnp, 1rl love of lir. H~ AiHE .r " 80.
Tor ii' s.lrn'vrs - poison. Thrll fS'.c ufsf,.
having - aeHtiv passed. hcy9vd Mag tis,su
the 20 s'r. "a 80 - Woslsffl .sf-rhsd hins al
ifd.ng Naf the cahe Cirris~i -. fsa' v,.. i-I,-
SUICIDE BAD "A sEFrrd sftar hu-'s. De- cons. .fr.H
D n 2" 4 -ril fcr IRVING cCnVra. =. ~ "a ppl-
-. . -
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
IUAN BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM
JUAN BOYLE CO.,
REAL EST4T AND NOTE BROKERS',
No. sos FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite Treasury

FOR SALE.
A handsome House. on corner 2lEt and II streets,
every modern Improvement, long time pay naents.
A line House on d street east between G street and
Mary land avenue, contains ten roOns, kitchen and
bath; god terms.
A handsome Country Seat of 81 acres, one mile
from Georgetown
Several FARMS, large and snail, on the line of
the Point OF Rocks railroad, near Drpots.
One of 500 acres in Fauquier county, Va. very
handsomely improved. Easy terms.
One OF 100 acres near Catlett' Staten, Va. VIII
be sold in quantities 10 suit, easy terms.
One Of 800 acres in Frederick county, Va, IL
miles from inchestcr Shenandoah Valley, 80 acres
by large house and two large barns. Price $50 per
er'y.
One Of 17o acres, uninproved, hut fenced, situated
on the Opeausn, miles from Winchester. Price,
$50 per acre. Both OF these farms gsoat bar
gains.
Six lots north side of Rhode Island avenue be-
tween lih and I5h streets; small cash pay laent bal
remain for five 80 years, with interest at
per cent.
One lot on south side, nearly opposite, on very
terms.
Three lots corner of NJ aud 81 streets -Four lots
on 2ith street, between NJ eId ". One lot on &
between 2Si and oath streets. Three los on New
Jersey avenue near Capitoii of the best sit,a-
lions in the city.
brick house containing % rooms, bath, water
and gas, south side Massachusetts avenue, between
10Th and llth streets. Price, 81 90.
neat two-stOry frame, 6 rooms \ on 10Th street
southeast, between street and South Carolina
nue., water in house. Price, Sz,25O. Chsap. ianlO
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ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.-The New York
Herald publishes the story of DIR. John Nava-
sour Noel who is at prese nj confined in the fail
at Camden, n. j., under circumstances which
appear TO lie peculiarly unfortunate. DIR. Noel
il Canadian, who married a young lasy re-
siding in New Jersey Circumstances COM
PEELED him 10 return to Canada for year, and
when he left his wife there was no dissensi0n OF
misunderstanding between them. During bi,
absence. however, some influences turned Mrs
Noel 50 bitterly against her hus band that she
refused to see him, and commenced proceedings
for divorce. DIR. Noel returned to Camden in
the hope Of effecting a reconciliation with his
wife, but was arrested as a fore gner. under an
old statute still in force in New Jersey, and
thrown into Jail. Being destitute of money he
has remained a prisoner for some time, and now
certain philanthropic citizens are interesting
themselves TO procure his release. IL is bal
enough to lose rich and handsome wife with
out just cause but. i'm addition to this, TO he de-
prived of liberty without having been guilty OF
any offence against the laws Is certainly a very
hard fortune. When DIR. Noel gets out OF jail
he will probably have less objection 70 get rid OF
the bonds of matrimony.
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Eight thousand emigrants left Bremen for
the United States last year. During tie same
time the emigration from Hamburg wa 5000.
aUPrince Humbert has declared to his father,
King Victor Emanuel. that he will leave Italy
III the latter declares his marriage with the
Countess Marion legal -. -s
RIThe Missouri Legislature has q bill be-
foIe il making II a fnisdemeanor for any one
TO give a railroad pass to momber OF the
legislature, Judge, or state or county officer.
~ The trades Congress now in Session q,
Leeds, England, have addressed a petition q
Bruce, the home secretary, for the pardon of the
gas stokers of this city who were sent 60 prison
for violating the conspiracy law daring the re-
cent stike.
n0A womon was found frozen stiff nj Petrc-
leum Center, Pa, recently. The papers say
that s.whisky did il, = but IL Pefnsyv ania whisky
will freeze n woa.al, what can she depend d JON
to Keep her VAIN?
0Mrs. Oliver OF Charleston, Ind. made hel
second attx mpt at sell destrpctiOn theother day
by jumping into eistern. The 10y water coolef
her srlor and she told her ltsis son 70 run c :,
| the neighbors, which he did. She nov lives =
l try it again,
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/ United STATES MARSHAL 5 SALE.

Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia and TO me directed. will SELL at public
sae for casa, front Of the court door of said
District, on THURSDAY, the 23d day of January
lNs, al ~ oelcck M, IN VIM. G: Phillip.' risht,
Of McGinnis' subdivision Of No. GA: Beginning at
the southwest corner Of said Lot No. s. north Is feet
inches, and l3o feet inches to the place of be-
ginning, together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon. Seized and levied upon the prop
erty Of VIM. c. Phillips, and will be sold TO satisfy
execution No $50, in favor Of Samuel Cease and
Phillips, Edwin B. Hight, =. 7; Aistrog and X. II.
Dudley. ALEX. SHARP,
j2-dts u. 8. Marshal, D. q.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, huctione~rs.
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th AMI ssS
F I, 1, bbSRRSSEEf Trustees.
i'll eoti GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aurts.
Ipl GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionears,
~ Northwest corner of lWh and ID streets.


CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER.
TS ON M STREET, BETWEEN ora AND ira
STREETS NORTHWEST.
- Under and by virtue Of decree OF the Supreme
If:s Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed in
H>.Aequity cause No. 2z93 in said court, wherein
VIM. w. Waliingsford and wife com claimants,
and Truman A. Cook and wife aud AmbTOsis
Mcleod are defendants, the undersigned, trustees
tion, IN front Of the premises, MONDAY, the 20th
day Of January, A d. 1873, q: AZ O'Clock p. m all
that part Of LOT numbered sixteen, tl6D In square
numbered four hundred and forty nine, 49, in the
city If Washington, described as follows:-Bagin-
ming for the at the northeast Of said H..
and running thence west forty (i feet, thence
south one hundred and twenty four l2 feet, thence
east forty one al feet and therre north hun
dred and twenty four 2 feet to the place of begin
sising of threesOry brick house fronting twenty
one feet on street, and three story frame house
adjacent thereto and fronting twenty feet
kncwn as Nos 81 : and ego, said street. Will be
sold in two parcels
The Of sale, prescribed by said decree are:
One fourth cash, and the balance in three equal
stalments Mt six, twelve and eighteen months for
isfacion Of the trustees, will be taken, bearing in
terest from the day Of sale at the re pf eight per
cent. per annuIn. a deposit Of SO0cs the lot with
the brick house, and Of 3 u1 the lot with
the frame house viii be require ed at the time of sale
II the terms Of sale not complied with within iv
days from the day Of sale the property will b. reSOi
AT the cost and risk Of the defsuit:ng purchaser after
Washington. All conveyancing at the cost Of the
purchaser. NM. l.. MAITNGLY,} T,,,s,ao,
sd GREEN { WILLIAMS. Auctv
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MUEgEE, RUngEEG ANp AEspN.-AhHGt "a
O'Clock on Tuesday, tie 9Th Inst. N ire abb
Sence Of MI Y. 7. ffn. rtau and WIfe, who were
on Wait To a uC.gi Dor, some fichd went % la
residence, near Cotton Town. Cumhcriani
county. Va, murdered Nil, Auu Low. = lady OF
about nttS five years at age. Nao boarded vita
the family. robbed the house ct some 81 q 40
in money. and fired n in several places. The
hou-t. with its entire furniture. a quantity 10
provisions and tobacco wa construed. Tbs
FIRE spread - rapidly aud had progressed - tar
before u was discovered by the eighbors that
u was impossible to rescue even the BODY of N .
Low: consequently az, too. Wa burned Mr.
Holman l. a poor man. and had mo insurance. on
his property. HE los H. about Si.2a0.-E.srt4-
III, a I Aetr q. la
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THE NovENBER METEoEs As SEEN PROM
EGYPT.-A dispatch from Dir. X. Beardsley, the
agent and consul general of the United States iu
Egypt, gives an account of an extraordinary
meteoric shower which was observed at Cairo OF
the night OF the 9th of November. The display
was principally in the eastern heavens and con-
timed until after midnight. Some of the mete-
oTs were of great brilliancy, emitting sparks and
leaving a track OF red light. Some fell very
rapidly, tTayersing the heavens and disappear
ing beneath the hOriz while Others of a red
emanations from some highly explosive sub
stance. The very great clearness Of the atmos-
phere made the briIliancy OF this mete0Tic dis
play tie more remarkable.
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Rr THOMAS as + wa, WAG;GAMAN, s,.,..

a. Under and by virtue e deed of trust, bearing
S1tstP the ~ day of October, ISL. and recorded
A-in liber 63 folio All will proceed 10 SELL outh
9TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1873, AT o'clock .. m, all
that certain piece parcel Of land situate aud Wing
in the city If Washington in the District Of Column
bia, and being lot numbered -, ia Vim. II. Browne 5
recorded subdivision IF lots iettered and design a
A, b; &, ID, E, i, and ii Of Walter Lenax's
recorded subdivision IF original lots 7, and -
in square numbered SiS the fronting IL feet .
inches on b stree; northwest, and running back
depth of ~ feet, and having alley on the south
side This property is immediately ia the rear II the
fine residences the corner II 9Th AMI VI streets
Terms: Half cash, aud residue in six and twelve
months; the deferred payments 70 bear interest and
to be secured on the property sold. The Of ) 49,
~ De paid at time Of acceptance Of bid And il
of sale not complied with in Eve days from time
Of SALE the property will be old at cost and risk
defauting purchaser Convey ancing az purchaser
cost. GEO. +. APPIEBf, Trustee.
Jl0-eo fRepl THOS. T.. wAGGANAN. Auct
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M ARRIEn

GASSAWAN-PAsCHAL. ca the 10th in-'a.f
81 th> Residence Il the briies father bF the X.
Eath.r keane, Mr.. FRANK ". CASSAwAY o
Miss BESSIE. daughter e Judge Co " Pace. ai
al Of this city. Iisrpullican and Cllr,uirl. a.
Philsdelrhin papers please cops
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POLITICAL MANGCvEEISG IN FRANcE.-The
committee of thirty in the French assembly yes
terday, after long debate, agreed TO the pre-
its subcommittee, which declares that the As
sembiy integraiiy reserves 20 itself constituent
. power. The vote stood twenty yeas to three
nays. The adoption of the preamble is regarded
a. victory for the right, as the question of
monarchy or reruhlic Is left untouched.
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION. BRICK HOUSE
ON ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST.
a. BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated June cath.
ia ISL recorded in Liber 6S3, folio q, Of the land
~ records of W ashington county, District Of Col
umbia, and by direction # the holder Of the
cured thereby will sell at rubiic auction. on tn
premises, on TUESDAY, January 2Ist, IS73, at 3
O'Clock m, the following described property named
IN said deed: All that piece parcel Of ground in
Washington city, Distric of Columbia, Known a
Part ~ lot seven %, in square $3.50 three hundred
and Fifty three beginning for the Same point one
hundred feet and three inches south from the north
west angle Of said square, and running south along
18th street southwest nineteen feet ane inches thence
east ninety nine feet ten ard half inches thence
north fifteen feet eleven inches thence west fifty
feet eight and half inches thence north three feet
thence west fifteen feet eight inches, thence north
eleven inches thence west thirty one feet six inches
to the beginning, including alley the north side
until an alley shall be opened in the rear.
Terms: One third cash; baance in aud IL months.
secured by deed of trust the property and notes
bearing interest at the rate Of ten per cent per
nun. payable semi annually. S2U down when the
property is struck of. An convey ancing purchas
err cost. If se terms of sale complied with
within days from SALE the reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
defaultng purchaser BY giving three days notice in
some new spaper in san city.
Il =. DODGE, (r.
2. A. DARNEILLE.S trustees
l9eets GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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FLOUR.
SUNDRIES.

All az once rs we cannot guarantee the above nv,
P"'"e' ~" prices Tor any definite length OF time
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WILLING To IA HIS MII-ON soG HER TatRB.
Chicago has woman Who wauts 10 .s,t un
divorced from dead husband prrn MiIrr
divorced his wife Kate. last -Iulv. GA the ground
% dCsertioG, and she comes INTO court now and
says the divorce was Illegally procured aud tlst
sae never deserted him, bat hr ,irs,e heI a.as.
lie sent her a. her fathers iu iSgo. and. ia r.
Spouse 10 her loving lriiTs asking that siis
might return 90 his aTalS. wrote itat IA ,he canls
home he should certainly leave, iOr by
"hDSing' he would not live With Lee. Tas
is-ci.afious OF a last widow were the cause o.
Liis ,stIangc mcnt. IA" says. sui sIioTtiN a.t,r
getting lie divorce orrin married Ia. widow.
ami in a lev months died. tie wasn't worth
much. hut she would Ike a widow . share SC
what he Was worth.