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month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge & Co,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SCHEECKis PULMoEIc SYRUP,
SCHENcK's SEA WEED TOXIC,
SoHKHcK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that win cure Pulmonary
frequently medicines that viii stop cough
will occasion the death Of the patti emit; they lock
up the liver, stop the circulation Of the blood,
hemorrhage follows, and, in tact, they clog the
aeton ~ tne VeIy Organs InAt canseo tae eOugn-
Of two thirds Of the cases Of Consumption Many
persons complain Of dull pain in the side, con-
blade feelings OF droWslness and restlsssnsss the
food lying heavily on the stomach, accompanied
with aeidity and belching up Of wind
These SYMPTOMS usually originate from dlsor-
dered condition Of the stomach or a torpid liver.
Persons so affected, II they take one or two
heavy colds, and II the cough in these cases be
suddenly checked, win ind the stomach and liver
clogged, remaining torpid and inactive, and
almost before they are aware the lungs are q
mass Of cores. and liberated, the result ofEhich
Schenekis Pulmonic Syrup is an sxpectoraDt
which does not contain opium or anything calcu-
lated to check q cough suddenly.
Sehenek's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food,
mixes with the gastric juices Of the stomach aids
digestion and creates ravenous appetite.
When the bowels are costive, skin sallOW, or
the symptoms otherwise ora bilious tendency,
Schenek's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
N. E. cor Sixth and Arch sts., Philadelphia.
And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
THURsToN's IVORY PEARL Tooth POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
SQUAD, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
TWenty-hye and hfty cents per bottle.
JoUvEH's ISoDoRoUs KID-GLovE oLEANzR
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoN's PonADE OPTIlIE is equal to the
best French, and but half the price Twenty i've
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRKNeTHKNINe PLAsTERs are the
very best. All. sold by druggists.
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MEETING OF THE POTONAC-SLDE
nTUR

This society Of naturalists OF Washington last
year revived the old association Of the same name,
formerly so active, but which, owing to various
causes, has Of late laid dormant. Some Of the
earlier members show interest in the active per-
petuation Of the club, and are strengthened in
their purposes by the presence Of many new
earnest and faithful workers in the cause Of natu
tended. Professor GILL; the distinguished zOolo-
gist, read an able and interesting paper on the
distribution Of the animal life on the globe point
ing out the resemblanees and differences OF the
several continental areas and celebrating the
faunal divisions which rest upon considerations
Of this character. The subject was discussed
freely by Professor Gill, DR.. Cones and others,
and notification was given that II would be re.
sumed at a subsequent meeting. A paper on the
''Osks Of North America" by DR.. L. d. Gale,
will also be read at the next meeting. The
society have secured permanent place Of meet
ing in the Franklin school, and seem determined
to carry out the original design Of their organi-
EatiOu.
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pLYTRToT % oOLU1BLA.

TAXPAYERS, TAKE NoTlOEnI
A penalty Of one per eentum viii be added to
your tax bills
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER /.
A discount Of one per centum to the
END OF THIS MONTH.
saving Of two per cent. Is really made by
paying your tax bills before the month OF
OCTOBER EXPIRES.
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IHAvE JUST RECEIVED supply Of Ladies' Un-
derclothing and English and French Oorsets that
will be sure TO please. have as tine stock Of
Perfumes and Toilet articles IS can be found In
the city, and as usual sell at New York prices.
ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, Agent,
$50 Tenth street northwest,
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L0HN RECK e 6ON.

No. 6s1 Louisiana avenue, have received this day
. 6ne lot Of CataEba, Sherry, Lisbon and Madeira
Wines, which they can sell Of very low prices.
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real estate broker, corner Seventh and F streets,
has the HwiIkes Hotel, near the Capitol, for
rent. win lease for long time. Call and get
partieulars.
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III IA KARNER.

MOTHERS, buy safety matchssi children cannot
light them.
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CITY ITEMS

HAVE A GOOD ASSORTMENT of Ladies', Gentle
mems and Children's Merino Underwear.
ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
430 Tenth street northwest.
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IHAvE GEsTLEzEs's Dress Shirts of the best
make, TT warranted, from $1.5o.
ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
> 40 Tenth street northwest.
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W. Q. LXCWTW,
BOoKBINDER AND PAPER Rul ER.

no. 271 Pennsylvania ave-, bet. Tenth
and Eleventh SITS, Bouln Side.
: A1-Bock1 elegantly or plainly bound, PERIOD
fAlennd neUgpapeu carelnliJ aito1eeoto ~
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nLsrRLcr o. ooLnILRLA-

TAXPAYERS, TAKE NOTIoEui
A penalty Of one per eentum will be added to
your tax bills
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER l.
A discount OF one per eentum to the
END OF THIS MONTH.
A saving Of two per cent. ls really made BY
paving your tax bills before the month Of
OCTOBER EXPIRES.
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40 TO h.oOo

THERE need be no waste Of food that is pre-
pared with Dooley's Yeast Powder. It always
makes everything light, wholesome and palat-
able. Try It.
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GENTLEMEN
"L8 TINE OF PEACE PREPARE FOR
DISTRToT oF oOLUafBIA.

TAAP4EEkb, TAKE NUIIUEIII
penalty Of one per centum viii De added 70
your tax bills
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER /.
A discount Of one per eentum TO the
END OF THIS MONTH.
A saving Of two per cent. Is really made BY
paying your tax bills before the month Of
OCTOBER EXPIRES.
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GARMEYTS TO ORDER

, aE0TEIas, buy safety matsHss children cannot
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
One thousand tons Cumberland coal just re-
eeived and VIII be sold st low rates. in quantities
to suit THOs. W. RILEY & Sons,
Foot Of Twelfth street.
Branch ONCE, @ street, between Second and
Third streets northwest.
GENTLEMEN
in want OF the best makes and most popular
styles Of boots and shoes will do we'll TO examine
the magnificent stock Of goods at Gartrell's, 900
Seventh street, corner Of /, before purchssing
elsewhere. The goods are the best, and prices
very reasonable.
sEoKERs, buy the American fusee; insxtin-
guishable in wind or rain.
GIN TINE OF PEACE PREPARE FOR
WAR"
Now Is the time to make your selections Of rub
bers for wet weather. You will md q large
assortment OF all the styles at Davis boot and
shoe store, corner Of Twelfth and 2 streets.
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DENTISTS.
DRUGGISTS.

NNO0NO0I-N-~00J0-0|O~0~0 O0~N-0-N-T-0-T00T0N@00NN
A MERICUs DAVIS, DRUGGIST AND
"a PHARMACIST, I2s5 Massachusetts avenue
northwest, Washington. ID. @.
On the LIST ofOctober, the undersigned VIII take
Massachusetts avenue, and make IL in every way
worthy Of the patronage and support OF the public.
Personal and strick attention, at all times, viii
be given to the compromising and dispensing OF
Physicians Prescriptions, 20 insure accuracy,
and guard 81 ainst errors.
Bear in mind that my stock has been recently Sc
lected and care taken to have every thing OF the
best quality. The public may rest assured that al
medicines that leave nay store shall be as they are
represented-pure and unadulterated. Inc under
signed, by strict attention TO business, hopes TO
merit the confidence and favor Of the public. Night
Bell answered promptly. AMERICUS DAVIS.
sepa-W&S2m Graduate In Pharmacy.
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with punctuallty and dispatch. Large assortment
ofgoOds TO select fromon second hoor. Prices mod
crate; irst-clnss workmanship. One price only.
GEO. o. HENEINa, No. 40 Seventh street.
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DEATH OF MRS. JAMES @. HOLLAND.
The many friends Of Mr.. James @. Holland, Of
the New York Associated Press, will be panied
to hear Of the death Of his wife, which occurred
last evening, a few minutes before six O'Clock.
Mrs. Holland had been I'll for several months, and
q few days ago, when Il was hoped that she was
out Of danger, that terrible disease pneumonia
made its appearance, and in her Frustrated con-
dition soon ended her suferings. She leaves two
bright little girls-0ne six and the other four
years Of age. She was an exemplary wife and
devoted mother, and her sorrOW-stricken hus-
band, IL his hour Of sad afdiction, has the warm
sympathy Of hosts Of friends. Nothing that affec-
tion, care and medical skill could accomplish was
LEFT uIdOne, but II was beyond the power OF all 70
lie, she has passed TO a blessed Immortality.
Tomorrow the casket viii be closed over all that
Is earthly Of the loving wife, but the principles
which ever adorned her life will be remembered
by the devoted husband and sweet children.
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WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE.

MONDAY, OCTOBER Is EVERY NIGHT and
TWO MATINEES.
First appearance this season Of the renowned
Song-and-Dance Artists, Messrs. OOGILL and
COOPER. First appearance this season Of the
THOMAS and LOTTIE. Enlargement eXtraOrdt-
nary Of the only CHARLES DIAMOND, who sings
and dances, accompanying himself with the Italian
harp. George s. knight, Nile. Zitella, Harry
nitude. OcB
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AN: AzsnroAs SAFETY MATCHES are free from
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE CITIZEN

MI. James H. Causten, q we'll known venerable
citizen, died Wednesday night at the advanced
age Of eighty-seVen years. Mr.. Causten was born
in Baltimore, September o. 17ss, and has been q
resident Of this District for the forty-tWo years
past He was consul for the republics Of Chill
and ECUADOR for Considerable period and has
been widely known for many years as the agent
Tor the French Spoliation Claims" the payment
OF which he urged with eloquence and indefatiga-
bic energy, but which, Just as they undoubtedly
are, the country never found Il convenient TO pay
ana ne died without seeing the fruiOn Of his long
labor. Mr.. Causten served as q soldier In the
war OF 1872 and was one Of the staunchest Union
men in feeling during the late rebellion. His
him
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MOUNT vERNoH5, :, =, .u,,orov.

S's-V CAPT f.- FRkSK HoELINGsHEAD,
Leaves Sew enth-street wharf DAILY, SUNDAY e1'
cepted,l at 10 a. m, returning about 2. m.
and Grounds, Oc19
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BEN MIN

NATIONAL CANDY MANUEACTORY,
OPPOSITE METROP OLITAN BtTEL.
The hnest Candies. Nuts, Fruits. Cakes, and
slruFs always on hand. Goods warranted Call
and zee. ocl1-Ih.s. Iutl
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THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND AND
u DIsTRICT OF col UMBIA AGRICULTU-

u DISIhIJI UF UUL q lLbIA AIhIJ UIIUe
RAJ SOCIETY
will hold Grand Tournament and Ball ct the Fair
Grounds OF the Society at
WILSON'S STATION,
on the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
at 12:3O D. m.
II ere will be two prizes Of equal value, viz: Two
Gold Watches, awarded 10 the Knights.
Persons from the Disfrlct Of Columbia desiring
to attend can take the train leaving the Baltimore
and Pc Omac Depot, corner Of sixth and b streetss
At 1850 and can return early as $50 D. M
Admission to Fair Grounds. so cents.
Admission to Ball, 81. Children half price.
By order OF the Association. OctsJ-4e
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CECOND ANNUAL COURSE AT CONs

eREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Ten Concerto and LECTURES, opening With JOHN
B. COUGH, FRIDAY EVENING, October p.
Subject: social Rcsponsibnlty.n January .
Rfchingsi ttOld Folkes Troupe.n January - Mem
delrsohn Ouintetfe Club January %, Camille
Urro Troupe. January p, Frank Re ard esq;s
Caricaturist. February Rev. j. II. Vincent.
Subject; s'ThAt Boy February 70, Bischohs
Blind OrgaEist, Mrs. Fairlamb and others. teo-
ruary II, Mrs. II. G.. Butts and Other yocallst5s
Readings by Miss Ware and Mr.. TWeedale. FEB
ruarY "a, PhiiharnOnlcs and Miss Lasar. Of Brook
lyn. March = Rev. ii. II. Murray. subject; -,EoY-
erty.n Reserved seats for course, -; re.erle4
seats for one evening, q; single admission % e..
avenue, tomorrow mOrning. Oe-'e
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invested in Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent. q
month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge & Co.,
Bankers, 2 Wall street, New York.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,


having been remodeled and improved during the
past year, the SALUON-the finest in the city
adapted particularly for Balls and SOcables, Is DOW
ready for engagements. Applications 20 The Jants
tor at the once, lentrance north door,l rom -
N. 70 p. NJ win receive prompt attention.
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rru1rruI-M. z. q. 20 as.
pURF CoUTTRY ODER,

lust received and for sale By the gallon, key or
barrel, BY samuel Q. Palmer, 81 Greene street,
GeorgetoWn, D. O.
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ing the Pictures. &C.
Magnmcent Pictures before the audience al the
VeW and explanation.
HIGHLY MORAL AND INSTRUCTIVE
"a THING OF BEAUTY is JOY FOR
EVEk!'f
all the interesting and merttOriOus works 81 art
IN the world: Celebrated Paintings, StAtuary, POr-
rats OF Eminent Persons, all Foreign and Ameri-
tan Views, Natural History, Microscopic and other
Eeienthc illustrations, Scenes Classical Historical,
Fairy, AnegOrical, Comic, &C., &c.
Everything shown natural size, except Micro
ted.
A Voyage around the World every night.
Travels in Europe, Asia, Africa and the AmeFts
cas-.
SlimPses Of Egypt, Palestine, Greece, Italy and
Strolls in Rome, Athens, Cairo, Jerusalem, Cali
euda, Pekin, Paris, London, Berlin, VI ma, st.
Petersburg New York, W ashing ton, San Fransiscoa
&C., sc.
I An Art and Science History Of the World, from
thelCreation down to the present time.
Evenings of better rtainmeut and ms Fucti0n
than can possibly be obtained in any other way.
Everything fully mp to the times IN all respects
Bear In mind, every OF night, except sunday.
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- -, see aalIy papers Tor o. nlghts- ~, -,,,,,
NO POSTPONEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE

Doors open at ! O'Clock; exhibition to commence
al 8. Enter from d street. Carriages may be In
attendance at $50.
ADMISSION. 50 CENTS.
NoreseEvsd seats; one seat Is as good as another
for these Exhibitions, and everybody will see and
hear and get their moneys worth. Come early, II
you wish choice OF seats.
Tickets for sale at all the Art, Music and Book
stores, and at the Ticket Once Of the Hall on the
evening Of exhibition. If yOu defer getting tickets
until the rush at the Hall, please have the exact
change ready. MAX HEBER,
OcgLtf Manager.
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TAKE care OF YOUR VALUABLES.

AZ aI...sl... sroesl. taep .af.ly natah...
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FRIDAY, April l7-P. n.


The bears Of the stock market again showed their
appreciation Of the financial situation and mado
their power felt by violent pounding of tho mar
ket which yielded to point lower than yet touches
on the downward tack. There were no now
developments from Washington. and as tho
Senate bill seems to be generally regarded a.
measure of contraction, and bad such
effect upon the local money market, the bear COM
bnaton found less trouble in breaking down prices
and forcing sales than they might other
wise have encountered To aid in this.
various reports of want of harmony in certain bull
combinations found currency. and reports that tho
expected arrangements between the Union Paciho
Railway Company and Pacific Mail had come 70
grief, helped to bewlder the street, and In conse-
quence less resistance was made to the movements
of the bears. At the opening. prices were weak. but
they soon recovered, and the market at the First
Board was strong and higher. The early advance
presented o good opportunity for the bears. and
they were not slow to pounce upon the market; So
before midday the leading shares had been knocked
down to I! per cent, the demonstration being most
violent against Pacific Mail. Lake Shore, Rock
Island Western Union Telegraph, st. Paul. New
York Central and Union Pacific. Soon after noon
the market began to grow better, and at the
o'clock Board firm, the afternoon market beng
much less active, and closing strong and upward.
The opening, highest lowest, and closing quota
tons for active stocks sold to-day were as follows
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,f Foreign Exchange /:
We annex closing rates OF L


Money on call is easy, and rates were anu pei
cent but discounts were iirmer at and T. ana tms
loans not negotiable better than per cent. -
Government bonds were strong, but only moder-
ate,v active the demand running principally to the
newer gold bonds and currency skies, which latter
sold at 1t7k. We annex closing quotations:
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GounIrp Real estate tor Sale

A SPLENDID ANTHRACITE COAL PItOP-
~ bRTY FOR SALE 10 the best coal IN Pennsylvania 200
close to railroads fON Co., 90 Eas Fourteentst
4 FINE 2OO-acre FARM in Westchester
~ buildings &c cts taken in
r.rmcnt. ree-rrl LININGSION %. 92 asi l4thst
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V. HARSKTT. Auotioneer
DOSITIVE SALE of brOWn-stOne HOUSES


and LOTSon Fnyeghh Sryeeond One-hunired aud hfueh
ais ami Rghft-ave BCSINRSS PROPERTY go
RICHARD " HARNBTT will sell at suction, on WEDNESDAY
Anil 90 lsa Exchange Sseroom III Broad
ssnt new 6teAss feursory hghstoop brosntone HOUSES
finished complete throughout hard wood and containing all The mod
err size of houses 201i315O3 The location
Of the finest M town, being close to Central Park.
NO sos WEST -EIGIHSr, superior fonr story brown
stone RESIDENCE rpee with all modern Improvements 2lHoiK
1908. x,..y
HOLD th-et twc-sory brick STORES and SHOP 1
FTYElGHTHST choice LOf north sde, ZOO ieet west Of
Highth-ave.. 20 6rlO0.5. - -.
0Ng.HUNDRRD AND TnIRTIBTHsT., two LOTS, south side
157 feet east Of Eighthave., IS 6r99. IL -,
NO 2O7 WEST FORTYSIX HST four'ssor trstesss brek
HOSE situate on side Of Forty sixth ST., 1851 vest Of
Broadway The all the modern Improvement and Is IN
ever Size Of house and o SHopHlVoo
sale absoute terms LIBERAL Parties in attendance to show houses
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nor SALE or EXCHANGE-An admirabl

ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property fol
" sale Houses ed UNFINISHED Sale Catalogues
Osoe hours from Il. GERRY. SO Nassau. cor LberI-st
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GOVERNMENT STOCK Dk

co,,RRSMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK r. NJ
$50 Registered, 1867 o o. Goa aeoi' s 1lAz
5000. 49,. DC Ito AfONV''''
II A b-2s Coupon 1861 -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Citr hank shares were bid for as follows

In railroad bonds the dealings were generally at
lower range of prices. The market closed weak.
Chicago and North Western Consolidated Gold bonds
declined one per cent selling down from S7l to SD.
The following were the bids: ......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
Sales % AuftIon

A MsHrus Aaeaoaeet
by BANGS. MERWIN ~ Coz e1 f,.s Dt ssss. a.
MONDAY Apnl 20 at p m-A mlsceiaheoAs oo.pesoa VI
BOOKS new sad oil Aho pur " oLQbts u P''e'0 e'"
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Gitp forcpertp 10 Eet.

A VERY snowy STORE and three DWELL
~ ING ROOMS; also with vaults 2jIlOO sua
hle for Billiards storage. A53 Hufson.st
A PERFECT GEM OF A STORE, elegant
platecisSs show Window splendid Reflector Ftdrcs,
Counters shelving LIGHT BASEMENT all TO- 81 200 per
furnishing geue business
Appv on the prem ses 439 Third-a1e above Thirehst
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A VERY valuable SLATE QUARRY PROP
~ ERTY 10 Peunsgyaua only $4,000 easy terms
LIVINGSTON 4 Co.. 90 Eas Foureenthst
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DOVER of OXYGEN, STRYCHNINE, and
4 the WILL See Dr.. MISSIONARIES LECTURE IN TRIB.
On BX RA No 10 sheet FORM 10 ceIs pamphlet edition 20
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Gpuntrp Real Gstate for Sale
auriinn Sales OF Rcai Gstatr

UCTION SALE-By virtue of decree of
n the Circuit Court WEDNESDAY, MAY IL OF IL o'clock m
An front Of Winchester Frederick County, virginia e
valuable ESTATE Of WIN s. JONES. known a.
~ "vAUCLSSB,"
containing ofnd with residence barn, OVetee' anu
houses mill Site ald large spring -, x,,.A.,.. no.
Baltimore bf Harpers Ferry throuRh NmeHeo pass
Homes station, within mile OF the dwelling
DescIpi with be at the once OF
ADRIAN II. MULLER son, Finest,
A., a. vv.ho,se ca e@roon II Broadway "a l,2O6)