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m EIGHTH ANNUAL CLOS

~ EIGHTH ANNUAL CLOSING
OUT SALE OF
WINTER DRESS GOODS, sHAWLs, AND
WOOLLEN GSODs.
wehave reduced the prices Of our DRESS GOODS,
and nov offer
Handsome FRENCH PoPLINs at SIPS, reduced
from $3.50:
CORDED PUPLIGS at ". reduced from sl.2s;
sATThESS. all colors. reduced 10 end l5c. per
yurd: f.
EMPRESS CLOTHS reduced to so, 60, and roc. per
yard.
Also, reductions in the prices Of
MERINOS,
DELAlNEs,
COBERGs,
ALPACAs,
ARMURES,
AIKADO CREPEs,
SfELAEGES,
POPLIN CORDS.
TYCOON REPS at IS aud SOC. worth 30 and a5c. per
yard: -...
BLACK SILKS at s125. sl.5e, SLID, 81, and Up to
il per yard;
yELYETEENs at &c.. 81, sl.s5, end Sl.se per
yard-25 per cont below regular prices;
WASH POPLlNS a. 1890. per yard worth asc. per
yard:
WATERPROOF ROBES for street and travelling
dresses at So would bs cheap at si2;
HEAVY CASSJIERES OF sc. worth Il, at 81
worth $l.25 per yard;
SHEEP GRAY ut SOC. worth Gee. per yard
sATINETs at soc. worth ooo. per yard:
TUCKED CAMBRIA at St.25 per yard worth f2;
CHECKED NAINSOOk at 20 and CSC. per yard
worth 80 and a5c. per yard:
SWISS SfUsLINs from Is to icc per yard;
NAISSOoh and VICTORIA LAWN from 20 to
sec. per yard:
INDIA TWILL LUNGCLOTH at 3oc. per yard
worth 4er.;
NOTTINGHAM LACEs, for Curtains. at q5. go. s.,
and up to 75c. per yards
CROCHET, NOTTINGHAM, and LACE TIDES
from 30c. to 81;
CARPETS at cost to close out the entire stock:
VELVET RUGS Mt 81, IS, and 81:
LARGE-SIZE CALICO CuMFOKTABLES at
$50 wurth $3.50:
BgCKSKlN GARMENTS,
CARPET WARTS, all cclors:
UNBLEACNED kNITTING-CrTT at Soc per
pound:
WINDOW SHADES from $3.50 to 81 per pair with
fixtures;
No. 10 COVENTRY RUFFLE Mt 81; No.. Gov
ENTRY RUFFLE at e5e Apiece
SEW1NG-MACHNE NEEDLES at 5Oc FOR pa
per Of ten needles;
w1LLIMANTIC slx-coRD SPOOL COTTON
at &c. n spool. This cotton is equal to Coats's
and Clnrk's cotton.
ENGLISH REVERSIBLE CUFFS at 2sc. pair
worth Soc:
DIMirY BANDS at loc. worth 2oc.:
EMBROIDERED COLLARS at lac. worth 25::
CHEMtSETTfS at 25c. worth Soc;
GENTIEAIEN'S LINEN COLLARS at 75c. worth
$3.50. ut 81 80 per doxeu worth $3.50:
CENT? EMEN'S LINEN CUFFS 1T $3.50 per do |
zen worth IS; |
COLGATE's EXTRACTS Al S0c per bottle, regular
price 7sc.; |
COLG AEE.S SOAPS rct;iled mt wholesale prices:
SILK SCAHFS and NECkTJE5 for ladies at re-
duccd prices
LEATHER BELTS with and without sutchcls;
FRINGED NAPKINS ut 60 and 75c. per dozen |
worth 75c. and gu: |
HONEY COMB or BRIDAL QUILTS ut sl.l5 |
worth 81;
EXTRA HEAVY QUILTS at - worth 80:
BOULEVARD SKIRTS mt g., rrdurod from a.:
UNDER GARMENTS TT great bargains;
ALASKA MINK BOAS reduced from s. to $3.50:
Handsome ALltSkA MINK SETS at 70 worth ~.
Thousand, Of other articles Ia bo sold at graft bar
gains. Goods will be sold for cash only. Orders |
Goods sent by Express G. q. D., upon the receipt
of The money CT ros.-oflice order
LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 aud 1919 Maustrce
taol Richmond. Va.
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In the Pennsylvania Constitutional Con-
vention few days since u proposition was
introduced making the punishment of fraud
at elections hanging by the neck until dead,
without the benefit Of clergyman, of Exc
"cutive c!cucncy, or any other benefit what
"cver.' 1t was vproariously laughed at.
What gap in the population the rigid en-
tercement of such provision would make !
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Richmond stems via Louisville.
Richmond CORRESPONDENCE InuisVilIe Ihy.] {
rier-Journal.
MINOR INDUSTRIES OF RICHMOND.


MINOR INDUSTRIES OF RICHMOND.
Cities drawing through iron arteries
nourishment from distant territories may
show prosperity out Of proportion to the
general veal of the State in which they are
situated. Such, in measure, is the case
with Richmond. The summing up Of last
years business exhibits an increase, espe-
cially in manufactures, which is most en-
cuuraging. Attracted BY the great Touring
mills, the vast iron works, the numerous
tobacco factories, and extensive operations
in granite, the stranger pays little heed to
our minor industries. In truth, many OF our
own citizens are ignorant Of their existence.
Take, for example, the case of MIR. 81. S.
Valentine, brother of the sculptor, who
has discovered mode Of preparing
lneat-juice for, inyalfds superior to Lie
big's or any other. The discovery It,
self was little lsss than miraculous, but who
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The Petersburg Appeal came TO us yes:er.
day in most becoming new dress, and is
now one OF the best looking Gas it was be-
fore), one of the best edited. and most enter.
prsing newspapers In the South. VENABLE,
GREGORY & PATTERSON arc the editors aud
pr0prietors.
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The VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.--The Who is
Sharp on this body. 1t says "Well-pigh
"two-thirds of the time of the regular session
has passed and not one Of tue important
"bills in which the people are most interested
has become law"
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@CARDOZo, FOURQUREAN e CO.
have Just received full stock OF
LINEN EHEETIEGs,
TABLE DhMASH.
TOWELS, NAPKINS.
COTTON SHEETINGS, and
EnIRTINGS,
Of all qualities, with full stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS GENERALLY.
Also,
TARLATAN ROBES,
ePANGLED TARLATAS,
WHITE AND COLOEED TARLATANS,
WHITE AND OPERA KIDS,
FANS.
LACES of every description for parties,
to which they invite inspection.
C8RDOZo, FOURQUREAN & co.
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Hon. Samuel J. Bayard, Of Camden, Nd,
who became Disguised with bis party during
the late campaign. and was one of the Spar
tans that rallied around O'Conor, Is out In n
letter r.pndiatlng Democracy, and joining
"tlie original straight-out Republicans
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LECTURES.

pEV. j. L. VI. CURRY, ID. D.. LID,
Ia will deliver q LECTURE on SPIRGEoN.
the most wonderful preacher since tho day. OF the
CHURCH, on THURSDAY tina 3oth instant, ut =
o'clock L. NJ, for the bcncli; Of the church.
Ryiands. jae'-Ns
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ERQCy4A NATION.

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
40 A PROCLhMbTION.--W tho Gru"fh
Assembly Of Virginia Gid the It'll day NJ .laill'
a,y, ls.3 agree 10 resolution In these "ut'b' I"
WIT:
THAT the holders OF the bonds OF tho state 81
Nirr!uia. Chcr ia person or by proxy. te respect
fully invited 20 meet IN conference committee "'
the General Assembly Of Virsinil on Tbs IiuciIfh
day OF February. eighteen h,md!ed ali seventy
three, In the city Of chmoad, 10 consider Tie "a
istmg liabtie, Of the State 81 fi"Slnia Win awe"
10 gsi just, equitable, honJrsbr, ana certain SCI
tenIc Of the same:
And whereas Oh the 22i DAY Of january, i3i9 ~"
General Assembly dill agree la another resolution.
which IL IN these words, IN wit:
That The Governor be requested &c ave 'Ei"
notice TO the creditors Of the state .; The tt'i9.
proposed To be held I'm tie city OF Ricnn"nt on me
iec,ith OF February next. and Invite ti!rr ati:h'
ancc';
Now therefore. /. GILBERT c. WALKER, Go'".
nor OF the GulumJuT.a!th DO hereby make shu"'
the saiI action OF the Gcrcrit Assembly, an! ~ re-
sIectfully invite the holders Of the bonds o WIZ
na 10 assemble. H. person on b. proxy. In TIE rit
Of Richmond TX the time aad for the purpose 't-''e
set forth.
-, Done 1T Richmond this twenty third az ~
US. January, one thou and eight hnrdrra ara
49, seventy three, and in the n:nit -sr'eh'h
var of The Commonwealth. ..
BY the Governor:
JAMES MCDONALD.
secretary Of tie Commonwealth.
IN ,s-t 5,h Feb
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RIcnMOTD. VA. january 81. l373.
ESPECIAL NOTICE. TO MY
FRIENDS AND TIE PUBLIC CENTRALLY.
LAWN accepted situation with an importing house
IN New York Win the consent and approval Of my
llte employers. Messrs. WILKINSON & WRITER'S.
1907 Main street, Cloth!ug Emporium, take greDt
pleasure IN cordially recommending thomas worthy
your highest confidence and esteem, and trust that
you will continue to give them your liberal patron
age In the future n In Tie past.
Thankful tor your long-coutilncd and numerous
acts ii k!ndnes; IL me,
am truly yours.
il 27-:t Il. l.. MEREDITH.
R,3iG;nrS HroM viii copy twice.
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ASgsTSER ESTS.
\ PANORAMA. r..
FIRGISIA HALL.

PROFESSOR CROMWELL
has the honor To- announce as the subject or his ART
ENTERTAINMENT tonight,
TUESDAY, JANUARY "a.
FART i.--Lopdon: The great city, the nlndern b.
hylon-its palaces. parks, churches. street, pubic
buildings &c. PART II - Niagara Eniis* The rnar-
Ing waters the most sturcrdn!s natural cnTrsty"f
the world. Also. the favoTita alegUry. "I2Gri NJ
.igsst" and the beautiful transition, The c,orn.
ing GlorY.'
Tickets for sale at WCst, Johnston & Cos.
In oS-lt
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MARRIAGES..


Married Wednesday. 18th Instant ri th" residence
OF the brides father Wes,land, Louisa county. Va
by the Rev. j. d. Moss, Mr.. u. \. ALIEN, JR. OF
Richmond. Va to Miss ALICE l.. WEST.
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OFFICE OF AMERICAN ROLLED !
MILITARY NOTICES.

A r M,ORY OF WALKER LIGHTp
IN GUARD, FIRST REGIMENT OF TiRGrSlAA
VOLUNTEERS. January =, ls73.-SPECtAL OK III
DEt.-At'end driil u Your Armory HIS (Tu"s II
day EVENING a. O'Clock promptly. By order II
Captain BASS. J.. u. STAKKE.
IN 2S-lta Orderly Sergeant
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NJ UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. -
Within The past year 2aG.Gc0 boxes of DIR. TUFTS
not single instance IL known where they have
fnilcd 10 give satisfaction If you would enjoy life.
have fine appetite, and robust health, use these
pills.
AUGUSTA, November. lsga.-Dr ". H. TvH: 1t
afford, lie much pleasure 10 testify 10 the great
value Of your Liver Pills. They are all they arc
represented 10 ha. In myop!nion there are no pills
well adapted IN the southern climate as they are.
Yours truly. JOSEPH EECMMEL. late Of Richmond.
Va.
DIR. TUFTS HAlR-DYE l. Endorsed by the best
chemists. Ia ?J-eodlwSw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ME- BREEDEN & FOX will open. du.
ring the week, large assortment Of
EARLY SPRING GOODS.
Amongst them all the new and choice styles "f me.
dium and light
PRINTS, CAAIBkICs. AND PEECaLES.
EREEDFN g. FOX.
il gs-rteod i01 Bread street.
....S-xu-T1yExGy-I1C---
NY BARGAINS in DRY GOODS!
SELLING OFF AT COST!
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS.
WHITE GOODS,
CASSIMEREa,
FLANHELS.
SHEETIEGs.
..... BLEACHED and BROWN COTTuNS
DOMESTIC PLAiDs.
UNDER-SHIRTS, &C.,
SHAWLS.
SKIRTS,
QUILTS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
HANDKERHHlEFS.
RIBBONS, &C.. &c.
Don't miss the bargains at
WILLIAM THALHIMER & suns.
No. I0l3 Main street, opposite post-ot'ice.
ia2i aud col Brcad street, corner Sixth.
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III ]. u. BRIGGS'S
OLD ESTABLiSIIED BAKERY.
7o1 MAIN STREET
EeEAD. RUNS. ROLLS, and BISCUITS.
CAKES OF ALL KINDS.
LOOK AT LIST OF CRACKERS,
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL:
SODA CRACKERS BUTTER CRACKERS,
Oyster CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS,
CREAM CRACKERS, ARRowEoOr CRACKERS.
LtNoS CRACKERS. SUGAR CRACKERS,
MUSHROOM CRACKERS. PILOT BREAD,
SUGAR CAFES, MoI.ASsEs CAKES.
Country merchants will do vel to give me call
before buying. ta9
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

PlCiMoND lHEhlRt.
GRAND VOCAL AYDIXsrRunsSrAL
JANUARY 18TH l-s3,
HI TIL.
RICHMOND PHILHhRMUNIC ASSOCIATIONS,
~ assisted by the Following talented artists
Mr.. W. r. A. JoH ~ rV.l ,em"r: ...
Professor JOHN ktssNlCu, vioIopist;
Professor JOHN lHELOW. yioiVoeGi,i.
and the full chorus Of tie richmond philharmonic
Association.
Mr.. LEO L. WHEAT Musical Director.
talent brought forward on this occasion. and III"
heavy expense thereby incurred, has Induced tho
Of tickets to e secured S1 at tic box H
WEST, JOHNSTON 4 20. Members and friends 81 The
Association Wishing 10 purchase tirSct' should ~
ply Immediately. 80 Iceeryrl eea's. y st-Nr
sSEMBLY HALL.
NoDA NHp T WFbsfsnA Afp a> MERYEEsDf'
January 27rh. ?stl, mud 10Th
the wonderful troupe Of Jus Guile urtists known IN
Great Hri'aih - tho
IMMATURE siiNSfHELS:
mot negro minstTr!si
OR, LIVING MhEiDNEriEs.
consisting OF the Si!thsrearian Gles Singers rrln-
posed cn:trel: CT boys.
MISS LIZZIE CoOTE agcI s.ycn gears, With now
sUngs expressly written for her.
MASTER CORR. uge's mise years. the y"ung"''
bHliad anger before Inc Ih'lc.
The CUoTE BROTHERS, the pleasing Duet
singers.
MASTER OMAN, the wonderful boy .fopruna.
MISS ALICE MOLTENo, aged thirteen YEAR,
the brilliant harpsi.
Miss ADA MOLTESo. agei nine years solo
yiOlini5l ......
PROFESSOR MDLTESO Ind CHARLES u.
WAND, Solo p'aHlst aud acccmlanyisi
Admission, sVc.: reserved seats. .sc iI.kc's Tor
sale of cd seats at Johnson, music rtpr" and ~
the door on the evenings of Tire roncerf.
The piano usch Is from the celebrated llannitc-
tory Of knabe, baltimore, kindly loaned b! htS>t"
WOcdhGuSa < Parham. T. %@-''
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III JANUARY, 1919.
On JANUARY, 1873.
NEW STALE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

I. Il. PRICE ( CO.. IN spite Of the recent all
vance in cotton goods, i'll continue to- ell.BROWN
AMI BLEACiIED COTTONS, SHEETJNGS, aud
similar goods at prices railing during the fall
and carly wintur. thus aiordinS All opportunity 10
housekeerers aud others to supply Themselves. Re-
Gently rercirea--
81, D., and lO-i Cotton hhccfings, Bleached AMI
Brown Cotions, Linen Shectings and Irish Linens.
Towels Huckihacks, 81 and lei Table Damasks,
Table Napkins, Tray Cloths, Doy!cS. Corsets, Btis-
tieS, Kid Gloves, Gaunicts, Hosiery, Linen and Lace
tclIiis and Sets, itciEstitciied and Embroidered
IIaudhc:chieIs. %ccktes, &c: Dark and Light
piints. *. IA lel T. X. PRICE & co.
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EVENING SESSION.

Mr.. FITZGERALD offered the following:
"Rcsolrsd, That when the House adjourn
to-day it adjourn to meet at y O'Clock this
evening, and continue to SO meet until the
Hill known as the Oyster Bin is disposed OF.
The House refused to suspend the rules, and
the resolution was referred to n committee.
The House also refused to pass Il resolu-
ton offered by Mr.. BURKuoLDER to meet an
hour earlier ench duy.
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III 81
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Mr.. TAIIAFERRo offered the following, in
accordance with previous resolution
adopted by the General Assembly
"Rcsolted by the House Of Delegates, the
Senate coac,ar7ng, That Joint committee of
eleven be appointed-seven from the House
and four from the Senate-to confer on the
18th February with the bondholders of the
State with Il view of adjusting the public
debt"
Mr.. CLorToN moved that the committee be
elected by Joint ballot of the two Houses.
Rejected. The resolution was then agreed
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s%our Christmas present: The yirsiuius.

~our Christmas present: The Nirginius.
1Hesvy freshets are reported in the western
rivers, on Saturday.
The sum of si3 600, collected In Georgia
for the heather Of Africa, has built house tor
one OF the canvassing agents.
ga crazy woman i'm Georgia stole locomo-
tive and ran IL 90 miles At full speed before the
steam gave out. No collisions.
0In describing trial at court a New Or
leans reporter says Of the defendants. "Duriag
the recital, both demons occasionally smiled in
hellish, sarcastic way
~ The Brooklyn Eagle protests against the
popularity of funerals and the consequent
length Of the professions. As We only have one
apiece all round nobody should complain.
1--WE cannot be too careful how We PLAY
with the English language. One day, recently,
married lady Of Genesee, while admiring the
falls from the Erie railroad bridge, remarked:
"Isnt that dam niece"
y A man was found wandering about the
streets of Hudson q few nights since, and the
local of the Register in describing his appear
ance says: che didn't have clothes enough ON
to wsd gun"
0Dr. Burdon-Sanderson. i'm making some
experiments on the electrical phenomena which
accompany the contraction of the leaves OF
sensitive plants. found the currents produced
are subject in all respects to the same laws as
those OF muscles and nerves.
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ID 4 II u

DAv is. pecsmter 18th, JOHN DAVIS, son Of
the late Richard Davis, of Georgetown, ID. o., in
the f5th year of his age. ~ -
Relatives and friends of the family are re.pect-
fully requested 70 attend his funeral from his late
residence, 2141 Penpsylvanfa avenue nOrthvest
Wednesday, at O'Clock p. m.
kePEY. On the evening Il the 18th Of Deem
ber. ct % minutes to O'Clock, JOHN KSPKY, in
the s9th year Of his age,
Funeral win take place from the residet c Of hts
son, b. Espey. No. All street northwest ON
wednesday, the 18th. at O'Clock. His friends and
relatives 81 the family are invited 10 attend
HIGGINS. On Monday, Dec. rs, ct O'Clock O.
m Passed to Q glorious Immortality, Hon DAVID
HIGGlES, aeeo 81 years and months.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are in
yited 10 attend the funeral, without further
from the Church 81 the Epiphany, on Wednesde AZ .
the 18th instant, at 2 p. m.
McLAiN. AT Gladewster. pshur county Texas
IN the ssh year Of his age, Of heart ase. WILL
LIAM MSsBr, eldest son Of the late Rev. William
Noticeof funeral will be given hereafter
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RY 3. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 129 7th street, between g and H.

- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 729 7th street, between G and H.
TRUsTII's SALE OF THRHE NEW THREE
eTOkY MAMSARD ROOF HOUSES ON SOUTH
MHsT C0RMnR OF 18th AND N STREETs
by virtue Of three deeds Of trust, dated the
1sfh a;X q APRIL p. iHs. .nS rsso5dsa q
records for Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia. and ~ direction o. the party secured,
will sell ct public auction, in front Of the premises,
on FRIDAY the 18th day Of December, A. d. 1878,
situated in the city Of Washington, In the District
ofCoiumSia, being part Of lot numbered sixty.tw.
numbered two hundred and twelve lSiiJ, and de-
scribed q followe: Beginning for the same ct .
Deint In the west line Of 18th street west fortytwe
(l3 feet and eight 90 inches south Of the northeast
corner Of said square, and running thence south
sixty four (6D feet; h.nce west seventy-one (7D
feet thence north sixty four (6ll feet and thence
east seventy (7 feet TO the place Of beginning,
with the improvements thereon.
The abeye property vim be offered in three sepa-
(l) inches llth street, BY depth Of seventy
(7D feet, and improved by new three.story Man.
saId- roof Dwelling Hcuse. Each parcel val be sold
subject to certain membranes to be named ct the
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with Interest, secured By deed OF trust
upon the premises. A deposit Of 500 upon each
house win be required ~ time Of sale. Convey.
aEcing q the cost ef psrchaseI @ purchasers.
deesd j. r. SSooIDWiLL, sIssmsn.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Rf b. II. WARNER,
II. al Estate Broker and Auctionecr
NO. fsS 7th street, between and b sts.
SALE ga a.6 6ARr SE THs xAsaIEaroS

NO. fSS 7th street, between @ and H sta
SALE OF 4 PART OF THa WASHINGTON
q, M SnH SkQkoErQwH RAILkOAD.
ppetween the hours OF 3 and 5 D m, the hoard Of
orks Of the District of abba, at the re-
Suess OF tne helder OF certificate number S,y9
eSs,ass 9sas August I'D, 1877, for the sum OF
Ss'!o ~ ~, with interest thereon at she rate Of
sn per centum per asuum, will sell ct public auc-
u st.,. ~ irent q the Columbia Building, on A.
~ vstween rennsylvana avenue and o street,
that part Of the Washington and Oeoreetown rail.
Io.e winch located and exists on 18th street west
70 me SAID city Of Washington, between and
The saia certificate having been issued ssreeablv
assessments made By eaid Board against said road
tween the points aforesaid, made In accordance With
an act Of the Congress Of the United otates entitled
act TO provide government for ths District Of
Oo!umbfa," approved the 3ist day OF rebrury 1871
ano an act OF the Legislative Assembly Of the Dis
trict Oh Columba, entitled, An act prescribing the
mode q assessments for special improvementS and
provlaing TOT the collection thereof" approved
viii be included in addition to the amount Of the
cerfncate, and the interest thereon aud the owner
81 the said property will have the right to redsem
the same within two from the date Of sale by
paying the amount OF purchase money With twenty
per centum per annum thereon.
, The purchaser will be entitled TO deed ven by
ne GoEsrner and coqpteTsigned hy shs sserstary
81. a. wfLLARb,
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
ADOLF CLUSS,
JOHN B. BLAKE,
Board o. Public Works Of the d strict Of Columbia
washington, d. o., Dec. S.h, 1873. dec5-dts
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RY b. q. WARNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 1873 It'll street, between and H SITS.
SALE OF A PART OF THE WASHINGTON
On MONDAY, the. 9Th day Of January, 1874
between the hours Of 8 and 5 D. m, the Board OF
Public WORKS Of the District Of Columbia, at the
request Of the holder of Certificate number 1881
Tearing date September 18th, 1872, for the sum OF
ten per centum per annum, will sell at public auo-
ton, In front Of the Columbia Building, on AZ
street, bttween Pennsyl y aDia avenue and @
"a the city OF Washington, to the highest bidder ali
road which Is located and exists on Penney " ania
venue, In the said city Of Washington, between
18th street and Rock Greek northwest.
The said Certificate having been issued agreeably
for improvements adjoining the line thereof be-
tween the points aforesaid named in accordance
With an act Of the Congress of the Unitei States,
emitted IAN act TO provide government for the
District Of Coiumbia," approved the 2lst day of
February, 1871, aud an act of the Legislative As
sembly Of the District of Columbia, entitled IAN
act prescribing the mode of assessment for special
improvements and providing for the collection
thereof" approved August 10, 1871. The cost aud
expenses Of the ale will be Included In addition to
thereon, and the owner of the said property will
have the right to redeem the within two years
from the date OF SALE by paying the amount of pur-
chase money. with twenty per centum per annum
The purchaser will be entitled to deed given by
the Governor and countersigned by the Secretary
Of the District. ALEX. Il. SHEPHERD,
II. A. WILLARD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
ADOLF OLUSS,
JOHN b. BLAKE,
Board of Public Works Of the District Of Columbia
Washington, ID. C., Dec. 8th, 1873. dec5-td
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8. II. BACON,
II BMnkst Space, three doors from 7th st., "
FAMILY GROCER,
u.s for sale 100 bbs. Apples selected for family uss
n bushels extra nue Northern Potatoes,
r,nesf extra and family Flour.
r1tra Cream and Pine Apple Cheese
rs.est old sugar cured Hams In the country
roehs, African, Old Governments Java, n arscaJbo
and Bio Coffee.
R,cb favored g. p, Oolong, and Japan Tees.
Ess Raisns, Currants, Cftron, Figs, and Nuts Of
me finest favored old Brandies. whiskies and
Nipes, guaranteed pure. New MscksreI, very I'd
sssily trade Will nd it to their beue; to az sm,ns
nv stock and cheap prices. octlS-Iy
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STEAMER LINES.

~ AsHIs9TUh, hUBEvLK, BOSTON AND
w PROFIDENOE.
The fire IrJn Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
hsEing resI9isd her regular trips to IT,,
berf0lk, will leave her wharf, foot Es&1Nk
d 5th street, every MONDAY andaE1<z<zs1An
IhTBSDAi a. p m touching al principal River
Landing, connecting at Norfolk with Steamshin ~
the N AID " line for Boston and Proyidenee
frsishi shSuli D. addressed "eare Of Lady of the
Lske, via Norfolk Branch ticket ONCE Al Knsxis
EIpress DrfSe, COS Pennsy lyania aysnne
NIB EIfZHUGH, Agent, 6th-street wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, Geaeral Agent,
IH-tr Plants Store, corner 18th 81 spd Pa ave