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Rf TH0S. T.. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer
Real Estate Auctioneer, 3l9 9TH street.
CHiaaM AZ SALE Of THE MAUSOLEUM
ANhh TTEENTTuS IrrKIEET, BETWEEN NINTH

AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
N BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme (yourt of
SSths District Of Columbia, passed in cRancery
others are complainants, and Hill and Others defsn
dants, ! shall, on SATURDAY, the 5th day Of
April, 1873, AZ O'Clock D. M Offer for sale, AT pub-
lie auction, on the premises, the following real es.
tate, which Of the estate Of General Jno p Van
Ness, deceased, viz: The Mausoleum Lot, a. the
same is laid down in Joshua Fishers subdivision Of
Square numbered three and seventy five, u in
the city of Washington, In the aforesaid District
containing about Z, 900 square feet Of ground.
This lot is in the most central part Of the city aud
offers chance seldom met with Of securing 50 large
q lot in such desirable location.
Terms of Sale One fourth Of the purchase money
TO be paid i'm cash. and the residue in three equal
instaliments, at twelve, eighteen and twenty -four
months, respectively, with interest to be secured
BY approved notes aud ed lien the proper
ty or all in cash, at the purchasers option. Deed
given on final ratification Of sale stamps and
conveyancing at purchasers cost; S1O down at the
time Of sale. III the terms of sale he not complied
With within FIVE l5)days from the day OF sale, the
trustee the right TO resell after five days
noticeat the risk and cost OF the defanlting pur-
chaser. CHARLES W. VAN NESS, Trustee
INV nuNN HaOH nnWI = M
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DY DUNCANsON, BOWLING 4 CO., Aucts..
- Corner oh and streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated on the 18th
~ day ~ November, A. d. 1871, AMI duly recorded
lin Iiber No. 66j, folis Is. ETC. Of the Land Re-
cords for Washington county, ID @. and BY the writ
ten request Of the party secured thereby, will sell
a. public auction, front OF the premises, ON
DAY, the 1st day q April, A. D. 1878, at O'Clock
p. m, all OF Lot y, In George w. Linvillss sub
division Of original lot twenty three f1sI IN square
seyen hundred and twenty i've t7z5), In the city Of
Washington, with all the i'm Qroyemenfs there con
Terms of sale: e4Ae cesa; balance In 8, u and IS
months, with ten per cent; inserest
MA DUECANsON, BUWLING Co, Aucts.
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10y LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
s. uthwest Pennsylv ania avenue and 18th st
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RJrIID.
ING LOT ON CAPITOI, HII,I -

ING LOT ON CAPITOL HILL.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date the
IHh 81 June, A. d. 1872, and duly recorded in iber
No folio 49, one Of the land records of the coun
~ Of Washington, District of Columbia, and by di-
r. elton Of the party secured thereby, shall sell on
SAT URDAY, the 29th day of March, 1873, at )
O'Clock p m, in front of the premises, T. street
north, between I'd and 81 streets east, lots marked
and lettered in Crutchetts recorded subdivision
OF square No. 755, having a front of % feet on
street north by a depth of leo feet
Terms OF sale: 500 at the time of purchase and
the residue in six months to be secured by the note
sold.
If terms Of sale not complied within five days
OF sale the trustee the right resell said
property at the risk and cost of the deaultng pur
Chaser. Convey ancing at purchasers cost
Ii. NELSON CHAPMAN, Trustee.
m1y-ts LATIMER CLEARY. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

pYB. II. WARNER,
ID r. Esta,e Broker and Auctioueer,
N. 1923 Seven street ,t~tweea q aud d.
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kI GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. lOO1 Northwest corner 10th and u streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF
PROPERTY NEAR THE FOOT OF SEVENTH

STREET.
BY VlrJue Of deed Of trust, dated November q,
ty, rded IN LibeT OIL, folio Az ct seq of the
land T-C"ris of the District Ct Columbia a, and By
order u the party secured thereby, 1 will sell at
public auction. in front IF the premises on " Ed
hESpA1 the 2l day Of April, 1873, at O'Clock in
tie az all the right, title, interest and estate
q SAMUEL p. Brown and Harriet L. Brown his wife
Ci IN AMI 70 all that certain piece parcel of ground
snuae Hln lying IN the city Of Washington, in said
District and being known ard described as sauare
west q square numbered four bGnired and seventy
Chet E5re west Of square AL > and all the wharves
wharf rights and priv ges waters and water rights
anc Pr. lIeges appertainlng and belonging to and
20 and ENJOY ed with the said square, together with
The improvements thereon.
Terms 4 sale: One-t cash, Of which two hun
cred d'ii fS Ts De paid on accr ptance Of bid: bal
ance Ia sax and twelve months TO be secured by Iced
CT trust On the property sold. COnveyancing at
pure ha~rr cost II terms OF sale not complied
with within six DAYS after day of SALE the property
viii d Tesod the riSk and of the defauting
pUrcha~er. NATHI WILSON, Trustee
nle-ecS GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Try w. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
In virtue Of writ Of ier facias issued out of the
C rk office Of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale, for cash, at the Auction Store of VIM l.. Wall
Co., on THURSDAY, the 3D. day of pril, 1873, at
III clock a. M, the following goods and chateis,
To w.t. viz Hogshe ads of Crockery Ware, Crates
de- seized and levied upon the goods and chattels
o. II Levy, and will be sold to satisfy Execution
Burnstine.
ALEX'R SHARP, U. s. Marshal, D. O.
March 18th, 1873. m25-dts
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RI b. III. WARNER,
40 Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
S29 Seventh street, between G and III.
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u Pal p ate Broker ard AuctiOneer,
No. 729 9TH street, between q and ii.
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by w. L. WALL CO.,
- Marble Building,
Nos 800 and 9O3 Pa ave-, south corner 9th street
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS AT AUCTION
REMOVED TO OUR STORE FOB CONVENT
ENCE OF SALE.
~ On FRIDAY MORNING, March 9sth,
HEfSpaS, commencing at 10 O'Clock, We will
yk lseil, on the frSt floor Of sales rooms, a
ane assortment of Groceries, Liquors, &c.
We name in part
Bills. Granulated, Crushed and Brown Sugar
Bbis. Syrup and Molasses.
Barrels and ,lf- barrels Whistles, Gins, &c, &c.
One of fine Old Whisky.
Chests and Half chests Green and Black Teas
Bags Java and Bio Cofees
Boxes Starch, Candles, Soaps, Mustard,
Cheese, Brooms, ashboards.
Canned Peaches. Corn, Tomatoes, &c.
Bbs. Fish and Vinegar,
Tobacco and CiRaru.
Hams, Bacon and Shoulders,
Boxes Raisins and Citron
With other goods In the grocery line all of which
will be sold without reserve.
m25- w. L. WALL 4 Co Aucfs
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VQY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwe est corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ST.
Star Office Building.
WALNUT PARLoR s6ffE IN CRIMSON REP.
IL PIECES; THREE WALNUT PARLOR
SUITES in GREEN REPS; WALNUT MAR
BLE.IOP AND OTHER TABLES; BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY AND OTHER CARPETS; VEL,
VET AND BRuSSELS RUGS; SUPERIOR OIL
BILE: Top sIDEBoARp;- oAk cane SEAT
DINING TABLE; LARGE REFRIGERATOR,
NEARLY NEW; WALNUT SOFA BEDSTEAD;
THREE WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
SrITEsi OAK MARBLE; TOP CHAMBER
AND PAINTED WARDROBES; MATTRESSES,
B0LST Frs AND PILLOWS; BLANKETS AND
COMFORTS; BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS AND
vi MuAShMEslT . SP TOILET SETS WINDOW
CHINA, GLASS AND Plated WARE, &C,
&C., AT AUCTION -
VA 10 O'Clock we will sell, at No 1929 St,
n between 18th and l4th streets, the above
|" named goods, together with many others un-
Terms cash. LATIMER & CLEARY,
mLcdts lRepubI AuctiOneers.
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by LATIMER CLEARY
~ Auctioaeers and Real Estate Brokers',
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st
Star Office Buildings.
i RUSTEES, SALE OF A COMFORTABLE
BhICk RESlDENCE ON U STEET, NEAR

I3TH STREET NORTHWEST. NhA"
- By virtue OF deed TO Us, dated NAV 8. A.
E.U d., ISL and recorded in liber 64S, folio ia
land by direction of the party secured we will
I'LL at public auction in front Of the premises on
II EsDAY the 18th day of pril next, at O'Clock
y; m, Lot No. %, in Charles j. Whites subdivision
o. square No 26, with mprov ements, which consist
OF very comfortable three-story and attic reslence
Containing eight rooms and hall, being the house
Terms: One-third cash; residue at 8, 6. O. II. Is
and Is months with interest. $50 down when the
house is knocked of. ~
FRED. w. JONES,
MAHLON ASHFORD,} Trustees.
mA-3aw3w LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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RA Va l.. WALL & co, Auctfoneers
~ New Marble Building,
Nos goo aud 902 Pennsylvania avenue
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SPRING SALE
or tAERiAGkS- &C, TO close ADVANCES
slOEAGE. AND CHARGES
AleG On FRIDAY, March -. commencing
ESSG at IL o'clock m, we will SELL at our
auction rOOIG5, corner Of 9Th street and
feni.sH wanna syenue, CONFUSING about
30 CARRIAGES, &C.
tiCtOria-, ROckaways, Bretts,
= my Lind~. GermantOwns,
aHiily Carriages. Park Phetons,
Top and o Top Buggies.
- Express w agons, Harness, &c Pony PhRtons.
Sale p-TenptOry
NOTlCE.-Al persons interested in the aboy e
sale VIII please take notice that the stock will posi-
lively be sold to the highest bidder, to close al-
vances, storage, charges. &c.
ms IRep-I W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts
II :. MARsHAL'S SALE OF LADIES GOLD
- WATCH AND CHAIN, BRACELETS
RING AND TWO DIAMONDS.
In NIrtue OF writ Of fieri fscias on jud gent Of
condeInhstion- issued from the Clerks oic of the
supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia, and to
me directed, will sell. at public sale, for cash in
front Of the court house door of said Distric. on
fRlDAl the 18th day of April, lS73, at IL O'clock
NJ. the following goods and chatteis, to wit viz
Two Ladies Gold Bracelets, One Ladies Gold Watch
afc Cham, Three Children's Bracelets, One Ladies
hng, and Two Polished Diamonds, large size
ssIei ana levied upon a. the goods and chattes OF
n > hifney, and will be sold to satisfy execution
No lo-5l5, IN favor of Infancy a Co
nE-dis ALEX SHARP, Z. 8. Marshal, d. c.
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DYLATTNER & CLEARY,

ID AuCtioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
SOUthw est corner Peunsy yania avenue and 18th ST
Star Office Buildings
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IFfN!s Ctsn,
MA GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct=.
DY DUNCANS0N, BOWLING * co, Auc.s
ID Southeast corner 9th and ID streets northwest.

H Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es
TATE IN TENNALLYTOWN, ABOVE
GEORGETOWN, ID. G. :
- By virtue of two deeds Of trust. dated the 10Th
:a December. A. d. 1871, and the 10Th February
k11lo72 recorded in lber No. 6S3, foios 299, &c =,
and iber No 66l, foos 39s &C, of the land records
81 Washington county, ID. G., and at the request of
the party secured thereby, the undersigned rs trus
tees will sell, at public auction, front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, the Gath day of March A.
1873 at 4oClock m. all that piece of ground in
Tennaiytown, in said county. Beginning at
bound stone the line Of the Geor getown aud
Rockville Turnpike road, IL being also the north
west corner of JORathan Buckner's lot, and run
ming thence with the line of Buckner's lot north
70a degrees east 2S0s feet to bound stone; thence
north Il degrees west SO 10 feet south 70 degrees
west 2U1s feet to the line of said road, and thence
south II degrees east 80 10 feet to the beginning,
with the improvements thereon, consisting Of frame
Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, and balance in six
and twelve MOI ths. Notes of the purchaser to be
given, bearing ten cent interest from the day of
sold: SlU0 to be paid when the property is struck
erty at the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser
the sale, after five days advertisement. All convey
W. II. WOODWARD,t Trrstaay
b. r. MORSELL, trustees.
f27-2aw3w&ds Auctioneers.
~ THE AROVE SALT re pOSTDoNrD ON
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For six Of fifteen instalments of this amount,
being third series, in money or otherwise, per
fourth article treaty of March sixteenth, eiRh-
teen hundred and 6fty-four, twenty thousand
dollars.
For eighth of ten instalments, for keeping I'm
repair . grist and saw-mili, and support of
blacksmith shop, per eighth article treaty of
March sixteenth, eighteen hundred and ffty-
four, and third article treaty Of March sixth.
eighteen hundred and sixty-fve, three hundred
dollars.
For eighth Of ten instalments, for paw Off one
engineer, one thousand two hundred doilzrs
For eighth Of ten instalments, for nav Of one
miller, per same treaties, nine hundred dollars.
For eighth Of ten instalments for nav OF one
far mer, per same treaties, nine hundred dollars.
For eighth Of ton instalments, for pay Of
elacksmith, per same treaties nine hundred
dollars.
For sixth of ten instalments, for support of
blacksmith and supplying tools for the
same, three hundred dollars.
For interest on stxty-nine thousand one hum
dred and twenty dollars, at i've Per centum per
annum, being value Of nfty-four sections Of
land set apart by treaty Of JunA second, eiRh-
teen hundred and twenty-five, for educational
purposes, per Senate resslution Of Januarr
ninth, eighteen hundred and thirty eight thress
thousand four hundred and nfty-six dollars.
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The copartnership Of ANDREW j. JOYCE co
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent Of ali parties
ANDREW J. JOYCE,
FREDERICK A. JACKSON.
JOHN T.. JOYCE.
January 9Th, 1873.
ANDREW J. JOYCE is authorized 70 receive
moneys and settle all accounts against the Arm
ANDREW J. JOYCE,
FREDERICK A. JACKSON.
JOHN L. JOYCE.
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y
ID Auctioueer- aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pensy1vsaia avenue and Ilth 81.
Star Office Buildings.
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For fourth of ave instaIments. in blankets.
clotLing, farming utensiis, and stock, per third
article treaty OF September tenth, eighteen hum
dred and hfty-three, three thousand dollars.
sAcs AND Foxes or THE MISSISSIPPI.
For permanent annuity, IN goods other
wise, per third article treaty OF November third,
lars.
For interest on two hundred thousand dollars.
at nye per centum, per second article treaty OF
October twenty first, eighteen hundred and
thirty-seyen, ten thousand dollars.
For interest on eight hundred thousand dol
lars az nve per centum, per second article treaty
OF October eleventh, eighteen hundred and for
ty-two, forty thousand dollars.
For last OF i've intalments, for support of n
and i've hundred dollars.
FOR last OF I'VE inktalrnents, for supplying said
tribes with tobacco and salt, three hundred and
eAos AND FOXES or xtssorrr.
:, For interest in one hundred and hfty-seyen
thousand four hundred dollars, at Ave per
per second article treaty Of October twenty,
hrsf, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, seven
thousand eight hundred and seventy dollars.
For Eve per centnm interest ON tive hundre.s
and nifty thousand dollars, 70 be paid a. An
nuity, per eighth article treaty. Of August
thousand i've hundred dollars
For Interest on two hundred and hfty thou-
sand dollass q ave per centum, . be paid - An
nsfy; ssssy s nas,ne !oi.sd their brsstren weslI
eighteen hundred and 6fty-six, twelve thon.sni
i've hundred d0llan.
70. y interest 9. sisy thousand dollars, 1t the
rate or ave Per sentnn per annum, I" 20 be paid
annually for the support Of schools,. a per
usro article treaty Of March twenty-6rst-
ss,gnSsesn hundred and ttxty-six, two thousand
:, For interest on twenty thousand toIlsrx. N
ne rare OF nve per centum per annum, 20 he
paid annually for the support ofthe Seminole
fwenty-1rsf' eirhtser ssnSrsS march
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A WoNDEnFU1 DISCOVERY III tho
Washington letter.writers may be be-
Heved, q greater than Morse in the in.
ventive line has arisen. The trump of
fame sounds with an unacoustomed name
the name OF Loomis. The specific
thing Mr.. Loomis is going to do is to
maintain an eleotro-telegraph communi-
cation between America and the ends of
the earth, without the aid OF. wires. The
cost OF Atlantic cables is to be abolished.
and man on the Rocky Mountains is to
talk just as easily to his friend on Mont
Blanc, in Switzerland, as if thoy were
talking across the street. Mr.. Loomis
is going to do this by utilizing the i'm
mense reservoir Of electricity in the at
mosphere two or three miles above the
earth's surface. Chimerical as this
seems to the superficial observer. he has
editors, and even Congressman, entllusi.
astioally endorsing his conclusions. The
Philadelphia Press boosts him with two
columns of praise.
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KIND WORDS FOR THE SoUrH. From
an editorial in the New York Herald, we
extract the following:
"Still, there is another and q more
cheering side to the picture. The cotton
crop OF 1872 has proved larger than was
expected. The total receipts at all the
ports since the crop began to come in
last September, amount to 3,Ol1. .O56
bales, an increase over last year of $685.
600 bales. What amount remains vet TO
come to market, we are not informed.
Supposing the total should be $500. 600
bales. the value would be at least $3.50
O00, 600. The export has reached ], $50.
019 bales, and it is fair to presume it will
reach over 1000, 900 bales. That would
make the value of this article of export
alono nearly $3.50, 900. 900. Of course.
some OF these figures are only approx
innate, but are near enough TO show pe.
nerally the amount, value and movement
OF the crop of 1872. We con afford,
then. TO import largely with such export
resources. And here it may be we'll to
call attention to this great and valuable
production Of the South, under the pc.
caliar and depressing circumstances in
which that section Of our country has
been involved. It shows that the South
has risen from the most terrible war de.
struction that ever fell upon o people. as
:!by magic. Though utterly ruined for
the time, impoverished almost beyond
precedent. with no money or credit. a
cnpital OF 50, 900, 900. 900 to So, 900, ,OO0.-
600 swept away in two or three years, the
whole system OF labor revolutionized and
disorgenized, oppressed by political and
social disabilities resulting from the war,
and then fearfully pIundered by g horde
OF carpet-bag strangers who had no
abiding interest in the South, the South
erners have accomplished what would
have seemed Incredible, and what hardly
any other people could have accom-.
plished. And it is fair to say that much
OF this is due to the good conduct and
labor of the emancipated negroes as we'll
as to the Industry, tact and forbearnnce
OF the native whites. The basis of this
wonderful resusoitation, however. is in
the rich soil md genial climate of the
Southern States. So with regard to TO-
bacco and other products OF the South.
which contribate largely both in helping
to pay for our imports md to promote
internal trade.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. DEPRESSED,
IRRITABLE STATE OF MIND; A WEAK, NERv.
GUS, EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY OR
ANIMATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK ME-
MoRY. OFTEN WITH DEBuIrAT1Na, IN
VOLUNTARY DISCHARGES. The conse-
quenoe OF e1cesses. mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds SOVEREIGN CURE in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPEoIFIo, No. %. It
tones up the system, arrests discharges,
dispels the mental gloom and despon-
dency, and rejuvenates the entire .sys-
tenn. It is perfectly harmless and always
efficient. Price Sc for package Of Ave
boxes and large 50 vial of powder,
which is important in old, serious cases
or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL Drug
gists, or sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYs' SpEo1rIo HoMGo.
PATHio MEDICINE COMPANY, No. 662
Broadway, N. Y. For sale by GEIaRR &
McGREaoR, Columbia, s. G. Ap IA lilly
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CONSERVATIVE VICTORIES AT FLonENoE
AND GRoRaErowN.- special telegram
to the Charleston Ns1s says:
The municipal election in Florence
passed off very quietly, and resulted in
the election Of the citizens ticket by
aIty'1oar majority. The officers elooted
jerome p. Chase and w. E. Pearsal,
whites, and J. E. Wilson and T. Ben.
nett, colored. The result gives general
satisfaction.
The municipal election held in George
town on the 7th inst, resulted in vic.
tory for the Fusion or Conservative
ticket. The majority OF G. r. Congdon
for Intendant was 184. The Wardens
elected. are David j. Wilson, Peter
Woodbury.. John ". Tarbox and Arthur
Morgan.
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There is q Judge in Missouri who has
gwen an er cataedra consolation to all
officials who are required by their Office
to pass or execute sentence of death
upon convicted murderers. In pronounce
Ing death sentence, he said:
''1f guilty, you richly deserve the fate
which awaits you; if innocent. it will be
qualification for yon to feel that you
were hanged without such crime on
yonr conscience; In either oase, you will
be delivered from "a world of care"
There is more philosophy in this than
man about to be hanged could reason
ably be expected to adopt; but it is q
very sensible statement of the case, so
far as judicial or executive responsibility
goes. 49,
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The New Yolk Herald has en- elsbo-
rate editorial Article on the causes of the
present advance in the currency price
OF gold, the substance of which is that,
after all, Clique combinations in Wall
street have less to do with it than the
natural laws of trade: that We are deeply
In debt to foreign countries, and gold is
needed to adjust that indebtedness; that
the stock on hand is email, and is daily
growing less, while We are piling up the
importations as If pay-days were never
to come.
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LErHARaIo INF1uENoEs OF TIE SEASON.
Languor. lassitude. an indispositiop to
engage in any actual employment. men
tai dulIness and melancholy are evils
which materially detract from human
enjoyment. and they, are experienced, in
o greater or less degree, according to the
temperament and constitutional tenden-
cies of the individual, by large proper
ton Of the community in spring. To
rouse the physical and mental powers
from this sluggish condition, d tonic and
corrective is imperatiyely required, and
Hostetter's Stomach, Bitters is the only
medicinal preparation in existence. that
is thoroughly adapted to the work. The
first dose produces a genial glow
throughout the system, which is an ear
nest Of permanent relief. As time wears
on, and the tonic and regulating proper
ties OF this pure and agreeable vegetable
remedy takes full effect. every trace of
debility, nervousness and hypoohondrfa
vanishes. and mind and body become
alike alert and vigorous. Ap13t3t1
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PARDON OF KU KLu1.-The Presidents
warrants for pardon OF the following
named persons have been received at the
United States Marshal's Office, and the
usual orders for their immediate release
have been forwarded:
John L. Moore, convicted November
term. 1871, OF conspiracy. and sentenced
to eighteen months imprisonment.
Allison Hayes. convicted April term,
1872, of conspiracy, and sentenced to
four years imprisonment and 300 fine.
Walter P. Anthony, convicted April
term, 1872, Of conspiracy, and sentenced
to eight years imprisonment and $1,000
fine.
Andrew j. Martin, convicted April
term, 1872, of conspiracy, and sentenced
to one years imprisonment.