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VI LAT1MEk CLAAhy,
ID Auctoneers ana Zeal Estate Brokers',
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth
street, Star Once Building.
TRUsTKEssALs sI TWO NEW TXo-sTogy
MANSARD ROOF AND BASEMEGT BRICK
DWELLINGS Oh ! STREET NORTH, BIZ
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AEDI sTREkfs
a BY virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated May nth,
al A. b., 1873, and duly recorded a Liber No. rs,
- folio S. one Of the land records fsr Wsshingt1a
county, District Of Columbia, Will sell o. funxe
auction in front q the p.emi.es, on sATpEDA,n X
and Ill, in B. 0ilbertb subdiviscn OF SQUARE I'M
proved by two new two-story Aansard roof and
Terms WILDE stated ct sale. oloo down on day Of
sale. All conyeyancing Of cost Of purobaser.
~ d. Il. WABSEk, Trustee.
Ies5-d LAT1MBR q CLEARY, Aucts.
xxTHE ABoyEsAkE Is POSTPONED untf
place. -. D. wAkNnk, Trustee.
NrHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED nsil
MONDAYS JUS ssth, iSS sane ne9r and Ilsos.
jyl6-d&da LATIMER 4 CLEARt, Aucts.
81 CHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY AfTRRNoQN, August Ssh, lTs, same
issdSds LATtMER ! oIEARY. Aucts,
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RY LUTTRELL DUNNINGTON, Auctioneers.
" 81 Louisi ana ave, bet 9Th and 10th sts n w.
TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON STREET, BETWEEN
ING or nix ~, NW TWn ST6p Npn S ISL
DWELLINGS,, WITH HALL CELLARS Ec


- BY virtue OF six deeds of trust, bearing date
respectively November 7, A. d. 1872, No .ember
-. Is s' A. D. 1872, November u, A. D 1872, Noysm-
, yembeE u, A. p. 1872, and duly recorded respec
lively IN Llber No 702, folio IA Liber No 7I2, folio
Is; Liber No. 6e9 folio SOL Liber No. 699 folio 299
Liber No 500, folio 2, and Liber No. 699, folio 295
ct seq, OF and among the land records for Washing
ton county, in the District of Columbia, and BY
direction of the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction In front of the premises to the high
est bidder, on THURSDAY, August Z, A d. 1873,
at O'Clock p m all those lots or pieces Of ground
situate lying and being in the city of Washington,
in said District, and known upon the official plan
plat thereof as lots numbered l<3 l44 lA5 49, l47
and l4S, in James II Darrow's subdivision of part
OF square numbered DO as the same records in
the surveyors office of said District. in subdivision
book III. ID. c., No. l, folio l40, together with the
improvements (six new brick dwelliDgs) thereon,
This property will be sold separately.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash, of which 800 must
be paid each lot at the time of sale; balance in
six twelve and eighteen months, in equal payments,
for which the notes of the purchaser or purchasers
will be taken bearing interest until paid the rate
Of eight ~ per cent. per annum payable semi
nuay and TO be secured on the property sold to the
satisfaction of the trustee: Conyeyancing and re-
cordDg at purchasers cost If the terms of sale
not complied with in six DAYS after SALE the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defsulting purchaser purchasers
VIM. r. HOLTZMAN. Trustee,
Jy25-d BUTTRELL DUNNINGTON, Aucts
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DROPOsALs FOB WROUGHT AND CAST.
IRON WORK REQUIRED FOR THE ROOF
OF THE SOUTH WING OF THE NEW
STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTs
BUILDING, AT WASHINGTON D. q
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T(Y JAMES GUILD, kuctioneer,
- No. lOl4 Pennsylvania avenue,
- On WEDNESDAY MORNING, July 3Oth,
ID at o O'Clock, 1 Will offer for sale the entire
- stock of n. T. Inlay in Stores No. 22l4 and
2211 L street northwest, consisting of Furniture,
Bedding, Stoves, &c. Sale to be continued at =
o'clock Of same Evening; also, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS.
Jy292t' J.GUILD, Auctioneer.
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RY THOMAS 4. WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street

II II.
- Real Estate Auctioneer, 5l9 7th street.
SALE OF A VALUABLE AND ELEGANT RE-
slDENCE, RECENTLY BUILT, WITH ALL
MODERN CONyENIENCES ON THIR-
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND l.
STREETS, NORTHWEST.
- Under and by virtue of a deed Of trust dated
I'll November 5, A. ID. lS72 and recorded February
B, A. ID. 1873 in Liber 703, folio 45i, ct seq, the
undersigned trustees will. on the 1sf DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1873, at $50 O'Clock D. m, sell at public
auction, Az front Of the premises, lot numbered
forty. four (<s), in square numbered two hundred
and forty mt t24S), in the city of Washington d.
o., as said lot and square are designated and de-
scrlbed on the ground plat OF plan of said city.
This property is situated on 18th street. between
and northwest, and is improved by very valua-
BILE and elegant residence 1t will be sold subject
q deed of trust made TO William Stickney and Geo.
III. Plant, to $40 900 and interest, which deed
November, A. d. 1917. The principal fthis $1,000
viii fall due in November. A. d. 1874 There are
$500 interest due and unpaid on this sum.
The terms Of sale are: One half cash, and the re-
sidue in six and twelve months, the deferred pay
ments to bear six per cent interest, and to be
cured on the property sold; $500 Of the cash pay
meht to be made at the time of sale. All convey.
sncDg at purchasers cost. If the terms Of sale
not complied with in six days from day Of SALE
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the cost and risk Of defaulting purchaser.
WIN e. EDMONSToN. trustees.
JyH-eo&ds THOS. T. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
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10y LUTYRELL h HUNTINGTON,
ID Auclioneers, No. 9l7 Louisiana
RetweAu d and OIL afraafs n n IA a.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on STREET, BETWEEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON 7 STREET, BETWEEN
FcURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST. CONSISTING OF EIGHT NEW
Two. STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, WITH
HALLS, GAS, BATHS, CELLARS, SC.
-, By virtue of three 80 deeds Of trdst, bearing
date respectively October 10, a. D. 1872, Novem-
and duly recorded respectively in Biber No. 693,
folio l9S, Lber No o9 folio $780, and Liber 699 folio
1872 ct of and among the land records for Wash
ingtOD county, in the District of Columbia, and at
request of parties secured thereby, will sell AZ
public auction, in front of the premises, to the
highest bidder, or THURSDAY, August Z, A. ID.
1873, at 6.3O O'Clock p. m, all those certain lots,
pieces or parcels of ground situated and being in the
city OF ashington, in said District, and known as
Lots numbered 49, l, 1856, 1885, 49, 1873, III and l42,
in James III Darrow's subdivision of part of Square
numbered 26 said subdivision is recorded 10 the
surveyors office of said District in subdivision
book 81" ii ID c" No. j, folio l40, together with the
improvements (eight new Brick Dwellings, &C }
thereon.
The above property will be sold separately
Terms Of SALE One-third cash, Of which S1OO on
each lot must be paid down at time OF sae balance
in equal payments in six twelve I'D and eighteen
(lS) months, for which the notes OF the purchaser
OF purchasers will be taken bearing interest until
paid at the rate of eight ~ per cent. per annum
from day OF sale; interest ayable semi-annually
and TO be secured the property sold the salts
faction OF the trustee Convey sncing and recording
at purchaser cost II the of sale are not COM
piled with within six days after sale, the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property the ms
and cost of defaultinR purchaser or purchasers
VIM. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee
jyDd LUTTRELL DUNNINGTON, Aucts
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IlY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southw est corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ST.
Star Once Buildings.
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BFTHE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE prop
ery having failed to comply with the terms Of sale
the said property will be resold on WEDNESDAY,
July 80, 1873, at O'Clock D. m, at the risk and
cost of the defaQltinR purchaser.
WIN F. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
Jy22 EUTTRELL DUENINGTON, Aucts,
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@THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, August 18Th, ISIS, same hour anI ace,
i. II. WARMER, lr-..-
q. W. STIChNEY.f trustees
Jy30-eoSds LATIMER & ILEARY. Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
PR0PERTY, EoRTHWEsT CORNER OF l6i


TRgsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND STREETS, AT AUCTION.
sa and recorded in beT f sss folio So sSd
an at the request Of the party secured thereby,
WEDNESDAY,, the ID day Of JSiy, ISIS, at oeioSR
3 m, Lots 10 and g., in SQUARE ls2, in Washington,
ing for depth 81 feet on NJ street, im proved by a
large storehOuse and dwelling, and two small dwell
Terms: one@thiri cash; the balance in six months,
With interest from day q 1le to be seeg'sd by deed
iSs-d LATIMEB & CLEART Auets.
g-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, July l2th, same hour and place.
iss-d O'' INC LATIMER oLEARY, Aucts.
WTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY july =, lss, same hour and place.
iyls-d ~ LATINER CLEARY, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is STILL FURTHER
iyH-d LATIAER CLEARLY ,Aucts.
~ IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN, THE
Is7s same hour and place BY order The Trustee.
N2Sd LAriMER aLEARI, Aucts.
RY B. Il. wARNER,
No. 729 7th street, between G an4 Il sts.
TBUsTEEssALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ssETEEE$s MI Nos$H B T. sTTTiS. AND
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated July nth,
~ A. ID. ISL, 20 Daniel L. Eaton end myself, and
- duly recorded in Liber No SIS, clio SIS, of
the land recorls for Washington ooanty, d. c., i
will sell at public auction ia front OF the premises,
on III U RSDAY, August fth, ISIS, at O'Clock p.
m, lot lette1td and marked &C, y in Chester and
Jenkins recorded subdivision of lcts numbered q,
50, 81, &C., ia square numbered 7z5, laid down on
the map, plat plan OF the city of Washington,
fronting on ID street east, between and streets
north, is tact, with depth Of llS feet, Improved b.
a nice tw D story brick dwelling.
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness secured 10
said dee trust Maid. with of
in cash: aud the balance at si,. and twelve month";
with interest at 10 per cent. from day OF sale All
convey ancing at the cost CO the purchaser. no
will BE- required day Of sale III terms Of sale are
not complied with in ten days after day Of sale, the
trustee the right to resell the rise and
cost o. the defaLltng purchaser:
GEOEGE w. STIOKNsf,
Surviving Trastee.
Uasd J. 7. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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HORSE PASTURE .IRopire ts27 n street
IL after O'Clock. tyA-2ws
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by LUTTRELLS DUNNINGToN Auctioneers,
~ 81 Louisiana sv. bet. 9th and 10th SITS n W.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF +
STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND A. STREETS,
DWELLIEGS, FRONTING ON r STREET
AND TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES
ON 80 FOOT ALLEY IN THE BEAR OF
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTE.SNOON.
QY LAfIMER a CLE1Ry

= Anctionsers and Real "a. ate Brokers,
southwest corner Of Penn svanue and 18th street
Star Office Butidin q.
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@THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY. July 18th, same hour and place
By order Of the Trustee.
y3-d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

An BOYLE q CO.,

REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS',
No. COS 18Th street, opposite q 5. Treasury.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

nsA 8ir&li9eS auf Der Z. Ssite.
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A peculiar feature of late murder trials in
which the testimony pointed conclusively to the
guilt Of the accused. has been the defence of the
latter in many instances, to the effect that some
one else besides themselves committed the
crime. This was the case in the trial of Young
alias Williams, convicted in this city yesterday
of the brutal murder OF Hahn, the droyer. it
required but few moments deIiberation on the
part OF the jury TO make up their verdict which
1T is almost unnecessary to say is unanimously
approved by the community. The evidence, it
true, was circumstsntisl but it was strong, cor
roborative, and conclusive nevertheless. And
yet the prisoner endeavored to shift the crime
from his own to the shoulders of another and
adopted himsy theory Of defence which was
swept away by the rebutting evidence. Young's
immediate predecessor on the gallows, Ton
Wright, tried the same species of tactics and
charged the murder Of the Polish peddler on a
companion. In his epiStolary correspondence
with Mrs. Woods, it will be remembered that
he desired her TO remember that 'Sam Benz
bry he Kill the peddler man." and appealed
TO her to correct her testimony accordingly.
wagner. the Isle of Shoals murderer, who has
just been sentenced TO death, on being asked in
court if he had anything TO say delivered him
self OF rambling harangue in which he said
he was ga true and innocent creature" He also
charged the crime on a near relative. This
coWardiy depravity on the part of convicted
murdereTS a. shocking as il is, is not at all sur
prising under the circumstances. for the men
who commit murder for money as did the three
Eretches above named, would not hesitate TO
zee innocent men suffer for the crimes thew
themselves committed.
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The Situation To-day.

The reports by telegraph to-day concerning
the financial situation are rather encouraging
than otherwise. The banks of Boston have
taken similar action 10 those of New York and
elsewhere in pooling their resources aud paying
out certified checks instead of currency. This
action is rather calculated to create confidence
than otherwise, as putting the banks IN a condi-
tion TO husband their currency resources until
the great scarcity can be relieved. 1t may be
dOuh led, in fact, il the present drain upon the
currency in the banks is not calculated to i'll
iure business and heighten the financial diff
culties, because the currency thus drawn out
by scary depOsitOrs does not 20 into circulation,
but Is stored away in stockings and similar re-
ceptaeles for safekeeping in times of panic.
Merchants and shOp-keepers already complain
that their business suffers severely from the
scarcity Of currency in consequence of the
present disposition to hoard it by those who
have just drawn it from savings banks, and
other banks.
Elsewhere will be found the statement By Re-
ceiyer Stanton of the condition of the First
National Bark. 1t will be seen that the in
debtedness OF the bank to the District govern
ment Is but - Cos, instead of the 500. 900 re-
ported by the veraciOus correspondent OF the
New York Sun.
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DIR. Liederman, director OF the United states
mint, Is another fnaneier, theoretically at
least,) who Is Of the opinion that the financial
crash will hasten the resumption OF specie pay
ments. He is represented as saying that he
would not be surprised if this contamination
were brought about within a month, and silver
coin should be a medium Of circulation at cur
rency rates He has Issued the requisite orders
10 all the minis, for largely increasing the coin
age, ard says that more bullion will be coined
during the next three months than at any pre-
vious time in the same period. In view of the
prospective return OF specie it might be well for
those who expect TO lug around a pound or so of
quarters, half dollars, and dollars to get their
pockets strengthened before they ssload up."
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WEHoLD DRAFTS IN 20 pKR CENT. Gases
Tor the following named persons. Claimants arc
requested to call and get their money.
HOSMER CO., 532 street.
WAsHrNsToN, d. c., Sep. q, 1873.

Theodore II. Allen, jesse Ands rson, J ohm Aiair,
Edward c. Adams, Angus Blssely, William Bicks
Ter, George N. Beyins, John Barnes, L. Ii. Bruley,
James T. Brown. Joseph Bilies, James Buckley,
james Blee, George Camps, Fred. Camps, Jerry
Chopper, John 7. Casey, John ii Coke, John Candy,
Richard Catlet, George Clark, 1hn Cam sbell,
Jeremiah Driscoll, Edward Davis, J smes Dolan,
David Donovan, Milo Ev ems, Daniel Evens, Eiw a
Evans, William Erwin, Thomas Edm unds, John W
Eichelberger, Cha rles Evans, Turner Fairfax, Pat
rick Finn, Charles Frebig, W lillian Feyhl, ReAbsn
Fink, Gustavus Ford, William Fowler, Hamilton
Glaze, James Green, Samuel Il. Hoffman, John
Harrington, John Hise T, John Harrison, ]. Hart
nell, Burril Hawk ius, Ed ward Hafy, James Heay
Michael Hollihan, Thomas johnson, Thomas Jones
Thomas W. Joy John Knox, Albert d. Kennie
William Nj orris. Thornton Moore, Charles y. NJ ans
field, Rob ert Mcintyre, John r. Miller, Henry
horoney, Walter Marlborough, Christian Mehrby
John Nygren, " lillian ii Quimby, John Ryan
Mordeica Ridgway, John Reagan, Lewis Ratz
lewis RoUmel, Louis Roberts, Jacob sherer, John
H. smith, Henry Sulliva2, Henry Stewart, George
Smithsoh, Francis s. Sutton, Benjamin G. Sears
Fanny Thomas, adm'N; Alex. Twaddell, John
Thonp'On, George d. Vanbeek, Josiah NJ. Wills
John NJ. " aller, Richard Weaver, John Winde
maker, ohm II. Wager. sep27 ct
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The suffering city of Shreveport has plucky
editor A late issue of the TImes says that
4" neither war, pestilence or death shall check
its course or still its voice, and, amid all, it
should live in eras OF peace and prosperity, to
fulfill its usual mission, well known to all-in
seasons Ike this, to chronicle the dead, and
preserve the record of human misery and human
heroism." Nearly all of its attaches are down
with the fever, and in consequence the editor
mas been compelled to confine the reading
matter almost mainly to list of the deaths
occurring daily.
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THE WEATHER
WAR DKPARTMEST, Osscs Of CsisF Sis.al Oa,,,.
NAsHIN6TON, s. ptemher q. Is1a In.an : =,

WAh DhfAkIMbNIy pEsce OF CGisf Slganl 0EsFr.I
. WARRINGTON, s. ptember q 1873, lO:9l a IA
SYNOPSIS FOR THK PAST TwESIv-FOUR EouRz-
lie storm center Oh Friday murning ever M;n1e-
sSia, pas dlsappr AIRED TO tbs mort heastward into
CahadA' and the winds have yeersd to southwest aud
y. rthWest a. diminished to liRht and fresh during
n iday night over the northwest and upper lake re
sicn, with clearing weather. III savy rain fell on
FRIDAY on the Texas coast, with fresh and I~i,k
uiheast winds; ilCh. rain from SOuth Carolina to
: rida, with light to fresh cas- erly winds. The
Tar meter Is hishest over the middle Atlantic states
PRoBABtL1Tf Bs--FOr New England, the middle
states, and lower lake region, light to fresh winds
mostly from the west, and very generally clear
wcst her. For the south Atlantic states, light to
fresh winds from the north end east, and partly
clouny weather, with occasional rain the coast.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, and light to fresh winds from the
south and west; For the upper lake region, gentle
aud fresh winds, mostly from the southwest and
northwest, ever TEN perature partly cloudy
weather, and possibly occasional light rain during
the day with frost tonight. Morning teIeRTaPhic
r ports from the west Gulf states, Kansas, miner
Michigan, Dakot' Rocky Mountain and iic COAST
stations have not yet been received.
LOCAL RECORD.
Inc thermometer In the business room OF Tbs
STAR Office registered to-day a. follows:-S a. m 60:
~ m, 20; II m, n: 2p. m "a
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france seems to be gradually retrograding in
the direction OF monarchy II is said that the
monarchists will have majority of twenty in
NE next assembly, and the republicans are
becoming demorslized. and propose to test the
matter by introducing a resolution against any
infringement Of popular sovereignty. II the
resolution is defeated they propose to resign
tneir seats in the assembly, which is a singular
way OF UNFOLDING their principles.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE. Sep E.-C0tty. noninal-Ioz M d.
clngs, lo1a dl67I Flour dull aud unchanged. Wheat
Qulet and steady. { IN dull sud n1uipal-whita
southern, IUdl2; yellow southern, 6l@2; mi S-d
Nt-'srn, $500 OaiS duii[,so1theru, 44Gi7; west
unchanged. Provisions very dun, and n0minIlly
unC hsI ged. We,tern butter unch.ugad. Cnfsa an.
TREY nominal. Whisky firm aud scarce, go Sugar
uuchang. d.
NV YuRK, Sep = &C u npnnzd at IA,
NEw YORK, sept. L.-FiOuT dull and heAvv
Wheat dull ana dr0 7Ding C'r5 quiet and neayy
LoNDoN, Sept. a, l2:SO 7. NC ,n-uls for money
y fr account, g2'z; l0-iO boEd~, 9jif Erie gls<
LONDON, sept q l:5O 2. IN Erie, az.
new fves, SI1i; Erie, Az
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Female druggist clerks are largely employed
now throughout England, and they are said to
prove very competent to compound medicines,
the work not being lsborious, but requiring &C.
curacy, neatness and method. 1t must prove,
moreover, a considerable mitigation to the
bitterness and costliness of drugs to have them
dispensed by pretty women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-27

An Iowa paper makes the discovery that
the women are taking an active part in politics,
and says one Julia GarretsOn is "knocking the
socks OFF, the grange orators in Iowa. An ex-
change asks whether the gentle Julia would
not be better employed dsrning the socks, in
stead Of knocking them off ANYBODY.
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SOUND FEET

are indispensable to health, comfort cheerfuIness
usefulness, and long f-, and in this busy age, the
tet pehg used s" constantly Il Is found to be mat
Ter 81 economy az well comfort 70 give them occa-
slonal attention in order TO guard against the de-
Judgements 20 which they exposed, or il aling
O. obtain the quick relief afforded By one specially
skilled Ia their treatment; and il IS q well known
TACT that thousands Of persons, among them IN any Of
the most Eminent medical Judicial aud political dig
nlaries aud others occGpying the highest positions
m PUBIC and privat" life patrOniZr Dr. WHITES
Establishment, No. 53J I5'h street, opposite the q,
:. Tree-ury, Washington, ID. q.
Dr. White successfully treats C0rns, Bunions,
troublesome Nails, Vascular Excressnces, Chill
Lialr-, and other ailments Of the feet His fee to
the general public Is s per visit. F special
treatment BY the otherwise, the fee is from
81 to 5 ~ and upwards Owing to press Of bust
ness during Office hpurs- Dr. hte is unable to visit
patients at residences except after G p. m. Office
hours from a. m % .. IN. sep77-tr
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NpIsTRICT oF CoLuMRIA-

Wy BOARD OF HEALTH, September Is, 1873.
by virtue OF authority vested in the B -grl of
Health Of the District Of Columbia by section % Of
the act Of Congress, approved February 81 ISL and
entitled IAN act to provide a government for the
District Of Columbia" said Board does hereby de-
clare that the present stem Of removing night soil
cIeanlng prIyies, privy- boxes, vaults. sinks, and
cess-pools within the cities Of Washington and
Georgetown, and their immedste and more dens. Iy
populated suburbs, by buckets or other process,
agltating and exposing the contents thereof ia the
open ar, and Of Transporting said contents in carts
or other vehicles not aiftight through the street.
avenues alleys, or other public places within said
cities and the immediate and more denseIy populated
suburbs thereof. IL a nuisance, injurious to health,
ard hereby prohibits the from and after the LIST
day of October, A. ID. 1873.
Adopted September 10, 1873 49,
CHRIS. G. C0X.M Nd,