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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26
RY WASH. b. WILLIAMs. Auct..


TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY BRICK nNELLIHG, On THE EAST
SIDE OF N NTH STREET, BETWEEN AN y
NEW YORK AVENUE EORTHWEST.
by virtue OF d. ed Of trust, dated June 2, A. ID.
1873, and recorded in LIber HO.7i7 folio lS, 60,
one Of the laui records for Washing ton county,
District OF Columbia, the undersigned trustees, at
the written IeInest Of this party Secured thereby,
will sell, on TUESDAY, the hrst day Of September,
4. ID. lat at O'Clock p. m, In front Of the prem
Les, all that cel tan piece or parcel Of land known
and described a. part OF Tot nDmSertd siy-, Is
square Numbered four hundred and thrPs ~ \ IN
the city Of Washington and Dtstris:. OF 6oiumbia-
b ginning for tie same at the so1ihwesS eoTnsT AZ
sad lot, on Ninth STREET, AID runnnF thenee al
ninstyTcne fSet ten ineP:5 r. alley thence north
on tie INA OF tWef1ty8lt feet thence west
10 Ninth street DlBety-one feet ten Inches thence
south twenty-siK feet 70 tina place Of beginning.
Terms: Two thorsand dollars ga OQ0) In cash; bal
abcs In one, two, three ami four years. scored by
deed Of trust the property, with Interest At Ten
pei cent per annum, payable semi-snnna!lyi OF all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser. A deposit Of
SI0 VIII be required on day % sale, and teTmI Of
sac must be compile with In I'VE days, the trus-
tea the right TO resell at the riEk aud cost
OF the cefau.tlng purchaser.
GEORGE BURGESS, lr-.-...
DANIEL Z CAHILL. LIuStees'
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
augs-d Auctloneer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26
AUCTION SALES.
Future Days,
RH JOS. +. KELLEY,
II Real Estate Agent . Al AuctiOneer,
Ofloe No pl2 Eighth street north west.

IL Real Estate Agent ~ AuctiOneer,
O1oe No. po Eighth street north west.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE, ON THIkTEESTH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN AN ID TSTREETS
NORTH, AT AUCTILN.
By virtue II deed Of trust, dated July IS, 1872,
and duly recorded in Liber o. Ssh folio a. et seq
one Of the land records in and for Washington
county, IN the District Of Columbia, aud at the
written direction Of the party secur thereby, we
shs proceed to sell AZ public suction. in front Of
tember A. D. 1874, Ct O'Clock p. m, the southern
umeered two hundred aud thirty-elght, ca, In
the city Of washington, ID. c. said part or aid lot
having front OF frtyOne (4ll feet eight Cd Inches
on the west side OF Thirteenth street, and running
back with an even width one hundred and twenty
(I2u) feet to an alley 50 feet vide.
Terms OF sale; One half Of the purchase money 10
be paid In easn, and the balanos at twelve months
from day OF sale with Intersst at the rate q ten
per cent. per Annum, and seenEed by deed OF trust
on the property sold. Conveyanfing a. cost OF pur-
chaser; 500 70 be pad down immed 8tely afleE
sali and II the terms OF sale are 10: fully complied
with within SEVENTH days after day OF sale, the
trustees reserve the right to resell III property 81
Tue rsk and cost Of defaulting puTeha or By givtng
nVe days notice In The NATIONAL REPUBLICAS
newspaper, published IN sAid city,
DAVID L. MORR son, l7,r,,,.
AMI s. FULLER, AEus'e'''
auR25-T TIL. SkdH rCrtfic1 - ,L.I...,,-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26
.Y n. WARNER,
PY b. H. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and AuctioneeF,
Federal BuIldinEs, corner Ss7enth and So. u. ".

Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A Two-sTORY AND
WITH GROUNDS ATTACHED, On OF
BT virtue OF = deed Of trust dated April "a A. D.
1874, and duly recorded In Libsr No. GSO folio III,
one OF the Land Records for Washington county,
In the 0isttict Of Columbia, and at the rsQuestol
auction, 10 mont Of the premises, 90 THURSDAY,
September H. liza Rt O'Clock D. m. all those cerZ
tain pieces or parcels Of ground situate In Washing
TOP o2nntY, D. O.. known and described as follows,
SIX, 10, and hity-5eyeu, Oh or 8. P. Browns
point on the south end OF lot iff-Hve, (6J ten Ol
hsRes nOFf6 parallel with the west line Of said lot
nfty-hya, lSl) Two hundred and seventy Sz0l feet;
thence west parallel Nth this Eouth line oflols any
sSa 55sys ss ns sni ioS Sfy o3rSs 1
west line Of lot ntty-seYen (sll two hundred aud
Ieyenty (O feet TO point on the soutp end OF los
bfty-Sey.n, C7 Ten dol feet east OF the sOdthYest
he south fias Of icis GftyssTsn, ~ aisy-sl,
(56, and afY-hyer u.s. - tAe PLACE OF beginn.ngt
containing twenty eeVen thOusIud (2f, 0D0) square
pet Of ground, together with the improvements, a
Terms: One third IN cash; and the balance Al
twelve, Nv .nty-iouT and thirty -SlZ months, fof
which lnetalments the purchaser VII be required
rate Of ten ti0i pei CENT per ahnum h The dsy q
sale, and secured By deed OF trust on THO land
and premises s0id. A deposit Of 10 . Will 30 re-
quired At time OF sale AMI all ePnveyaneinz st ths
not complied with In seven days the trustees re-
serve the right 20 resell the property AZ the risk
and cost Of the defaUltlnE purchaser. After aYs
Es-G plat o. lie property can be seen at the
once o. tue &lLEtI1I sTIGKNEY, ,Tra,,..s.
GEORGE Il. PLANT, $3.50
II II M
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26
AUCTION SALES.
To-Day.

To-Day.
DYw. Z. WALL & co., AuctIoneers,
II New Marble Building,
Nos go and go renn'ity Tsst avenue corner Ninth
SUITES. WkLN St " WARD 40 RoBEs, PiARI6B
seHIisT Esss y H{kIgGL0THa REp REES g s29
sGNKTPPSR Ess Eat fA OK n. ffkk9SEEEs III E
bHRE324us P4fN lkS S GHAsEHRHs5 k BEER3sTEARs
T.AhsIEEsTAEDs; o6TTAGE sETs; TUoKER
On - WEDNESDAY, MORNING, August n. COM
menelng at 10 O'Clock We Eil sell the arst foor
Elegant Walnut Chamber Suites IN full, OF 10
Walnut Chamber Suites Of three isoes. consisting
% Beistead, Bureau and Washstand, consigned DE-
rect feom the Manufacture;
80 Stand ~ white and Check Mating.
100 rolls 81, g., 81 and - Floor Ohcloth and
Terms cash. W.L.wALL co.,
aug5 Auetioneer5.
DY DUNCANsON BROS, AuctIOneers,
d Southeast corner Ninth and b streets NV.
EkFIPFE HGtsE yFFEs En- ETH VI y F SgS
~ T:hG o. PA Log SUITE. GR. p Rel;
kALNUT Bel srFAps, SGrTAGEsE} Is. U.
MRiTIEG. pEsK COOKING AND OTHER
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, August %,
So conn At 70 o,e0 o. We T sell st the rest
ST q, eetwe3n PennSylTln!G avenue snd street
The firnItrr is In good condition and worthy
the su lsiSRtlon Of D iJSsit BROS, Auets.
RY LATIMER q CLEART,
ID Apctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
street, Star Once building.
A FINE COLLECTION OF FURNITURE AT
On WEDNESDAY SSoRNiNs, August a. 1874.
s G Tsa sRs gu a nt noTS
vest Gadlolnins EoundIy ~; z; Church the fol-
TWO HANDSOME PARLOR SUITES, UPHOL-
STERED IN GREEN REP;
GREEN REP LAAIBREQUINs AND LACE
CURTAINS.
THREE sUPEEB MARBLE-ToP MIRROR
WALNUT AND ROSEWOOD MARBLE.TcP
CENTRE TABLES,
EASY AND RECEPTION CHAIRS, ENeRAv-
INGs AND CHROMOs,
FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS AND RUGS,
WALNUT AND MIEROR-BACK Husbands,
ELEGANT WALNUT MARBLE-ToP CHAM
Der SUITES,
FINE CURLED-HAIR AND OTHER MAT
TRESsES,
WALNUT SINGLE BEDSTEADS AND WARD
DECORATED TOILET SETS, DRoP-LIGHTs,.
COTTAGE AND OTHER CHAMBER FURNI-
TURE,
SUPERIOR HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
HALL OILCLoTHs,
Thereby AND INGRAM CARPETS, LINEN
SHADES,
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP sIDEDoARD, HAIR
CLOTH LOUNGES,
WALNUT EXTENSION DINING TABLES,
-WALL-RACKS,
LOT DISING-CHAIRs, CHINA AND GLASS
WARE,
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C., &C.
LATIMER CLEARY,
au1e-4t Auctions ers. Y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26
OFFICE ROOMS AND FURNITURE.

An agent or the Der artment will have super
vision the facture, storage and issue Of the
st zmI ed envelopes and wrappers, and he shall st
all times have fun an free access to the apaTm mt,
safes, and vaults where the same are manufactured
and stored, for the purpose OF inspecting the same
and the contractor shall furn sh him and his clerks
suitable ONCE and desk rCon for the transaction Of
the business Of his agency without cost TO the Gov
eTpment -,-.,
without charge, suitable AMI IrOPerly-;urEished
room TO- use OF the post Office in REL ering pack
ages of envelopes aud wrappers TO be forwarded
through the malls,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26
STOCK ON HAND.

The contractor shall at all times keep OF hand q
EtOcE Of the several kinds aud denominations o. en-
yeCpes and wrappers, subject to the control OF the
Agent Of tie Department, in all stages OF mAnufac
turc, sufficient to meet all ordcrs Of the Dep rt-
ment, and TO provide against any and all cOntln-
gencie, that may be likely 10 occur during the ex-
itance OF the contract tn each and eve orcer
OF the Department may be promptly fIlCd.
PAYMENTS.
Payments for St rmped envelopes and wrappers
actually issued and delivered III be made quart riy
after proper examination and adjustment OF ac-
counts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26
DENTISTS.

DENTIsTRY.-O. B. FOSTER, NJ. D.. FOB
~ thirty years Dental Practitioner in PhlladeI.
Phni and New York, attends 70 all branches on ~
profession ct No. lloo New York avenue,
Beautiful sets Of teeth on platina, gold and Other
nalsEials oq he most reasohaole terms. nos-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26


TRrsFEE,a sAI,E or VERY VALUABLE IN
PROVED PROPERLY ~ sQQARE No. sf6
NEAR ST. ALOYSlUS' CHURCH.
BTyirtue OF TWO deeds Of trust, dated August H
A. d. is73, aud duly reeoIded m LibeT No. 50
foios Isl and s6l &C., OF the land records fof NGS
inEton county, d. o., and ,oy lhs direction Of The
party secured thereby, VIII sell 81 BIC suction,
N ffont Of tina premisssI Cd MONDAY, the siIt
day OF August, A. D. lslS, - o'elooA p. n, part
on square Numbered six hundred and seventy i've
fs76 lin the city OF Warrington, described as fol,
lows; Beginning at polAt on North Il street, ~
feet west from ina northsastern corner Of ial4
square, and thence running west % festi thence
south 50 feett thence east 20 feet and thence nortA
% feet to the place Of beginning, together Fllh AZ
dwelling houses, ghieh win Be offered separSt /,
Terms OF salei One fourth II cGshi OF which 900
must be paid on each house az the sale, the deferred
payments to be made In and two years, with In
terest at ten per cent. per annum from day Of sae
and secured BY deed or deeds OF trust aad nturane
TO the satisfaction OF the trustee. Terms OF sale to
b. fully complied with within ak days amer aals,
etaerwlie the trustee reserves the right 20 resell
the property, az er weeks notice, az the risk
and cost Of the nrst purchaser. All conveyGncing
at purchasers cost.
au21-STuTh&ds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26
AWARD.

The contract will be AWARDED TO the lowest re-
sponsibls bidder for a tie envelopes snd Wrappers
the Dr. ces be cal custed the baSis OF the num-
Der used Of the sever grades during the last hsCAl
year, " hlch was as follows;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26
PROPOSALS FoR DREDGING.

EHGINEER oTYIcE, U. 8. Army.
No. iot STATE erhEEr,
NEW LONDON, CONN, July Is, 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received a. this nee IN
ioWsi
For dredging e the following places
etonlngton Harbor, Conn,
, Bridgeport Harbor, Conn.
Specification In regard 10 the works and blank
forms for proposals and guarauty, upon which ali
BIDS must be made, will be sent onEpplicatton to
this otlee. n.,-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26
PROPOSALS.

1 auEt-ot
TMPR9Qyy5Eam6EENY6T2 q T.Asa9yg & AND
u y No 6S 2Ss sE GnnESh'
wAsHISGToy, D. c., August Il is7I.
Proposals for dredging In Warrington and
SSSR g FEtB1 August l. III ana : opened R I'M!
BISaE to5%: spsSiaca;iOn' a., can ss sRd on
saEis.st ' 80 - Q. 8. CITil Engineer.
DRoPosALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
LTHE WORK % x FOR TIE SOUTH W wv 10 OF
PGRTMENTs' ILDfNd, WASHINGTON
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREAsyRY DER4RrMEST,
~ b &C. AIr q n 2 unit,
p m. Of the Yah day Of septemb kTI for furnish
@ saG .f 6 a3G Epa.aSA Is RHsS he he
Cravings DESCRIBED In the speehestions and called
SKI tings 70 rooms, &C., and outside iron feEce.
SSP s. had 81 On ne q @
All seah9ldng required by the CONTRACTORS to put
menI free OF charge, but will be erected BY the con-
Proposals will be made by the piece, superficial or
llneal foot OF weight, for the ysfiouStems OfwOrk,
The whole Of the vroughI snd east-iron work
puIt be delversd a! rapidly % may Be called for By
pS tSofms Sdst BE ished within two months from
dSs OF oS al s iSs Sa
the inside work within four months from same date;
the fence Railing must be put up rapidly as the
masonry work Will permit,
Payments win be made monthly, deducting ten
per cent. until the final completion OF the coptract
All BIDS must be accompanied by penal bond Of
two responsible persons, in tho sum OF ave thou
sznd dollars, C009 that the bidder win accept and
perform the contract II awarded the su1aeiencY
Of the security TO be certified by the United States
judge, clerk OF the United States Court or the dis
tct attorney Of the district wherein the bidder
sides.
The Department reserves the right to. reject any
or all bids II Il be deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do so, or to order more or less Of
any item at the same rate proposed In the schedule
AZ Its option.
Every bid must be made on the printed form, to be
obtained Al this ofioe, aud must conform in every
respect to the requirements OF this advertisement
or Il will not be considered.
sPToposa.s Will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged IN the manufacture Of
wrought and eAst-iron work, and who have not the
neces3ary facilities for getting out the work.
/ Proposals Will be inclossd In sealed envelope,
f5S 1bs Now STATE Nav Ssnagtments
A. B. MULLETT,
auE.j-l8t Supervising Architect
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26
PACKING.
DELIVERY,

The envelopes and wrappers must be ready for
delivery on the LIST day OF october 1874 and tler-
after must be promptly furnished and delivered,
complete in all .spects. In such quantities. a. may
he reuured to NIL the daily orders of poStmast r.;
the deliveries to be made either at the Post Dice
Department, Washington, d. c., or at the Office OF
an sceUt du II to Inspect and rece"e the
same: the pRca OF delivery TO be at the option OF
the Postmaster General and the cost of delivering,
as well as all expense OF storing packing, address,
ing, Labelling and waterproof ing TO be paid BY the
rnTt ira ct
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26

Bidders arc notified that the Department VIII re-
Quire, as iiton of the contract that the enNe-
loDes and wrapper shall be manufactured and
stored in del artmsnts separate and distinct rom
those in which any other work Is done, and an such
TO insure security against loss BY IRE or
theft.
the in p ctiOa OF agent Of the Department who
will require the s:pulatlOns Of tie contract to be
faithful y obs rived. -
The cOatr 'ctor, his employees, ami agents shall
conform to ; ca TeEuIiLIOns Is tle department.
may from t. t.lns adopt foT the security Of tie
Government, .--
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A wNIHSsSr!AIEaPP sT TaSS AWNING
MAHUFACTURED BY \. G. COPELAND

.6s5 Louisiana avenue. -, 49,,
awning for Stores, Public Buldi1ss, ho1els,
Private Residences. Iron Frames for ssores - I--
Ffaks and can p-meetinE Tents for sale or rent.
Agent for The Improved Aldea-proor AEnaalnE
Cocoa, mhA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-10
Mr.. Corcoran,s defense.

HE Chronicle presents some good tempered
but effective points in the extract below in
cealing with Mr.. COrcoran's card:
Having disposed of Mr.. W. W. Corcoran's
publish excuses for refusing to paw the spe-
cal taxes, being only one-sixth Of the cost, for
itSyins payemen in front OF his own property
MS strangely untrue averments that thi. tax il
o1efOuS' as compared with the former rata wben
me owbers were required TO paw the total cost
sttv Iofstsd on per loot 'front.' on the prop
that the work was poorly done, at extrayaSanf
prices. a. compared with work done urdsr ahs
cid government, NC nov notice his charyes A.
useless changes IN grades, and the exercise of
arbitrary power on the part of the hoard or
Public Works. These are his own words ON
these points:
while the useless changes in the grades of
some OF the streets, and particularly IN George
town and on its principal thOroughfares, where
In some places filling mp and cutting down has
been made TO the extent OF almost thirteen or
fourteen feet, and that too against the almost
unanimous protest OF all interested. shows the
arbitrary conduct Of those under whose direc
lion this work has been done"
The first charge above preferred is that use
less changes in the grades have been made By
the Board OF Public Works. This may be true
In Mr.. COrcoran's opinion II IL doubtless true;
but In the opinion OF the board, as Adyisei by
their engineers, IL Is untrue. when NJ. Corco-
should control-the private citizen or the . worn
of,eers Of the government? There can be little
doubt that the faac-abidinq citizen sho1ld obey
the magistrate The citizen has, however,
right TO proclaim IL on the streets. and to prin
~ IN the newspaper. Bat when he exercises
tns sc other people have the right alsS
10 - the Question OF whose juda snsnt 4
ss,SSss ~ aos, renaoie on the question Of proper
10 o1eial obligations TO be th,rou mi,
1hiormff. and 20 act Justly and wtseiy =
tr - sh1eers who have ali the aids OF enyi,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-10

neers to assist them, and are under oath to do
right. It II not 1t all impossible that Mr.. Cor
corans unaided opinion Of financial operation
might be better than that OF the Board Of Pub
Tic works, and yet, on the question Of establish
ing the grade Of q street, the sworn opinion of
such men a. shepherd, Blake, Magruder, Cluss
and willard, specially charged with this work,
might be more reliable than Mr.. Corcoran's. 1t
seems that the President and the Senate we're
OF that impression, else they would have ap.
pointed him, and not them, 20 settle such ques-
tons.
If, however, the board and their engineers
have erred in some cases, IL does not follow that
they have done 20 corruptly.
Nor Is the fact that MI. Corcoran complains
and demonstrates at all conclusive that the
present system 10, even in his opinion, any
worse than the old mode. For IL will be remem-
bered by his neighbors that he complained
with equal energy Of the change of grade and
the substitution Of concrete pavements for the
old cobble stone, In front of the Treasury build
ing, and even went into the courts and tried to
stop this improvement by writ of injunction,
although this work was done under the old CITY
government. But Mr.. Corcoran owned yalua-
Bile property on the street, aud, OF course, was
taxed something to aid in making the improve
ment.
The truth is. Mr.. Corcoran has the reputa-
ton OF always having been a chronic grumbler
about bis taxes.
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where TO Advertise.


1HE STAR, which, from its start, has been the
Isper OF the people, has, by the pains taken to
II axe IL safe, reliable, newsy and acceptable
visitor to every family, gained a popularity
amongst all classes Of the community second to
that Of no newspaper in the country with the
came area Of population. Keeping full pace
with the extraordinary growth of the city, and
reaching every household in the District, and
wide range outside, The STAR has now attained
circulation very much larger than that of all
the other city dailies combined. This is no idle
claim, but one we are prepared to establish at
any time by "boOks and papers," And this
Circulation, as stated above, is universal, reach
Ing the business community, the wealthy, the
great industrial forces. the skilled mechanics,
the Isboring men, the bankers, the merchants,
the housekeepers, the government employees, the
Gongressmen-in short, there Is no circle where
THE STAR is not a regular and welcome guest.
The result is that TEE STAR affords unsur
passed advantages as a medium of communica-
ton between all classes OF the community, In
the way of the adjustment of demand and sup
Ply. The man who has goods to sell states the
fact and the inducements he can offer, in our
conspicuous and easily scanned advertisement
columns, and he is sure to attract the attention
Of the very class Of purchasers who are eager in
these hard times to avail themselves of the best
terms obtainsble. The same is true of the two
great classes into which the community is d.
Tided-those who seek employment, and those
Who need their services. A three-line adver-
tisement in TIE STAR serves as if by magic to
bring the parties of the two needs together.
The illustrations might be carried out to any
length, but this is hardly necessary in these
days, when the advantages o. advertising in a
paper Ike The STAR, read by everybody and
trusted by everybody, have been so satisfacto-
Tiiy tested and are so well appreciated.
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MEDICAL. &c.
IlR. ROBsR TSON,

III
u 4l6 10Th STsKEr, NFARPA svrNrp.
from long experience IN both nos pital and
private practice, will guarantee q cure in oil Dis.
Structure, Syphilis, aud sp.TmatcrT6%a GASes II
SoI,orrh.es recently contracted cured IN ITO Gays
son entirely cradle from the system without The
use OF mercury. spermatorrh9s, brought on BY
and insanity, general debility, organic weakness
lmpotencF, nervous irritsbility, symptoms OF con,
pains in back, dininess OF sight or Siddiness sTl
loreboolpgs. self distrust, &C. speedily cured bv
many years at 10 Eu;sw street, Bsl,inore, Ma q.
NneIe ne mas large practice, has consented, after
open per nanent oce in hat ess Tbsrs 6s 20
be consulted every wednt sday and Satnrgay I'M eArb
week, from 2 m. TO pm. jahz-im
OBsTACLEs TO MARRIAGE.-Rappy
aLe Abuses IN carly life. Manhood Restored I'm.
Iediments to Marriage removed. New me-. .od of
iTes Ho%ARp Asso1II Alto EN- s s5oP so A
having a high reputation for honorable Conduct
aud professional skill. feoS-eoSm
DR. MANN, cu,pooon,s
OFcs: No. si1 lara Street, beflcssn HaHfL
gives instant relief from Corns Bunion. ChiI-
Is endorsed by the most spectsbie persons Hours
I Ion 10 u a. IN and TO .. m. Corn and BuniOn
Kemeoy ~ cents sn20lm
gold DR.. DARBY" has better facilities than
oae caa7zs n7ads for advice and medicine. Drug
Store, corner ~ street and Pennsylvania avenue,
COLONIZATION Bullding.D Janl6- In
AIRS. ii. J. TRKNOB, OF PHILADELPHIA,
and Test sdials has located al ioIs New Yors
venue: omoe a9of rs a. m to m E1gsss-
ETEmALE DISEASES Of all KINDS treated. De,
me viii be sent n Assree. 6q Tse az %ss
no. 6Ae North 18th street. Philsdephis, jsas7-lyf
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John II. Crane and other birds OF iIl-fayor
have emerged from obscurity again, ana are to
be seen skulking about the baek-streets and
IN the area Offices IN Newspaper Row. They
hope TO get fat job from the malcontents as
standing witnesses on the new inyest CATION
Crane Tubs his Heap-like hands joyously over
the prospect Of getting steady employment
again as witness for i've months, at least, at s5
Ter day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-10
FOR SALE.

list ARR1VED-A lot Of fue FRESH COWS.
For safe cheap. To be seen at the Cap EzerSf
Iioi Hill Livery Stable, 81 Sd street &AxS~
southeast. III. J. LOEBER. feblO-3t' 49,
LOB 5ALE-A first class IOE-BO and BUTCH.
L ERSFlXTURES,s uitable for a green grocery
all in complete order. Gan be seen at No: 909 7th
street northwest, feb7-3ts
EOR sALE-ODe first-rate ROSEWOOD CASE
PIANO, nearly new, first cost S.0O;-
will cell now for $3.50. Apply at us 18th
street northwest. febS- I'm VYkVy
ENOB SALE-Fine CANARY and MOCK ING
4 BIRDS; warranted good singers. BIRBSx -
GAG Is. Prices low. No. l31 South street W
Georgetown street cars pass the dor. ~
febS-tr j. M GOETZ.