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Another Babe iutha waods

very remarkable "iOst chfld' incident Ia
related as having occurred at CrOthersvIIle
near JefIersOnville, Indiana. Mr.. WIN. PrigIey
has farm on both sides of a stream called
Muscattatack river. de also has Mrs. Prig-
ley aud three year old little Eddie. One
morning Mrs Prigley had an errand TO their
corn neld some distance from the house, and
left Eddie playing in the yard. She told him
to stay there until she returned, promising not
to be gone long. The appearance OF q coming
storm drove her home sooner than she ex-
pected, and Eddie was gone and nowhere
to be found about the house. As
the child did not answer 70 her call, she
alarmed the ighbors, and a vigorous search
for the boy commenced. The hunt continued
all that day and night, and the next day and
night, and WAS frUitless. No one had seen tue
boy. he was given up for lost. The distracted
mother attempted 10 drown herself in the Mus
cattstack, but was rescued. The whole country
for miles around was secured, snd a. many as
200 people were actively engaged in the search
AL the search was directed ID the Priglev res
ldeIce side OF the Muse sttatack. The stream
had swollen four feet from rains, and over
noWed the bottom lands, ami no one thought
OF looking on the other side OF the river.
The child disappeared on g SATURDAY. The
next Tuesday boy who was in the woods haul
ldg slaves, about four miles over the river,
NJ arly opposite the Prigley residence, heard a
gTUan among the bushes, and found ahili w.
ing on the ground with upturned face ready for
the winds and birds to bury HIM when the
leaves fell. But the child had still some life in
it. The boy picked IL up and carried il home.
rood and medical attendance were provided
anu nbtte sJarFellng re-
vived. 1t proved 10 be Eddie Prigley. The
mother is now glad she was rescued
from the muddy waters of the huscAt-
tatack. There was a very puzzline Ques-
ton how the child got over the river, and
theory has been advanced for its solution.
MIR. Brigtey has some fields over the stream,
ard had constructed a sort of pontoou bridge
for his convenience in passing TO and fro. But
the hood that came soon after the child was lost
carried away the bridge. The little fellow had
doubtless crossed over il. The rains came, and
hn rnnf AZ a..t- hn
through the bottom lands TO keep out OF the way
OF the rising water. He had been seventy-six
hours without food, and his preservation is
looked upon by the CrothersyilIans as MIRA Gu.
lCus-St. Louis Republican.
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LOUIS AUzAT, Erenchman has been chsrg-
ed with doing a thriving business at 761 Broad
way, New York, by lending money on pledges
ana selling the articles pledged before the time
OF redemption expired. His victims have been
mostly ladies moving in fashionable society,
who cannot prosecute him without. il Is said,
giving themselves disagreeable notOrtety. One
OF them has, however, caused his arrest, and
her name has thus far. been kept secret. Others
OF bis victims are requested to make charges
against him.
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t;EBOHAGT's Line OF STEAMSHIPS
wABHIsGT0N AND NEW YORK.

AscstfsoI she me Steamship =. o. kaI9Er ana
'OAn GLES0E Will make res oiAT Eeak- 49,.
NY between NV YORks ALEX 24&e<2
AcDEIAl &ASHIH 9TOH and GxkAz0
9EoB9ETORN, 81 foIIows:-Lesve new YORK,
TON PfsT 80 Mast river, every SATURDAY at &
. rs leave 9kO RGETOW2 every FBIDAY as .
a T., sld ALEXANDRIA the same day II II N.
,Ss or int ,niormstioL spPY = 3. A. DESHAh,
.0Tn, or 81 the corner OF 18th street and New Yorl
"ssqs; W. THOMPSON, President,
~ Eresas delivered By Knoxs Express. Or.
ere ieft St General Once, SOS Psnnsyl7snis ave-
.es, 81 al fhs steamer wharf, viii be promptly IS
~c3ar1 90 ieIIesr
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PULLING Boy INTO SHAPB.-Eariy last
summer James Smith, aged IA years, fell from
a wagon In Jersey City and broke his leg. He
was treated for several months, and then sent
10 he Sisters hospital In Paterson. There il
was sscertained that the broken leg was three
inches shorter than tho other. The Paterson
physicians decided 70 attempt stretching the
weight TO il. II bas already been drawn on !
nearly two inches, snd they think II IL d hi,
to restore its original length.
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Il TIE sUFEF 81 S S9YgsSE n THIDIsrErC'

j., the matter of isaac ALEXANDER. bsnkrupt-
In Bankruptcy, 2s5-At Wseninston, IN said Dis
irict. on the 18th dsy Of Aueust, A: ID, laA
tiOn has been filed IN said Court By ISAAC ALEX
AHDKR, IN said District, duly declared 1ankrupt
chsrRs and oertincste thereof, from ell his oebtx,
ard other claius provsble under said act, and thsf
tie 1TTH DAT or OcTOBER NEXT, ~ IL O'Clock m J,
II assigned for the hearing OF the same. when and
where you may attend and chow cause, n sny yss
rot be granted. Test =
D MKIes, oierk Supreme oourt d: o.
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In virtue Of writ Of eri faciAs issued ont Of the
Clerks once OF the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia, and 20 me directed, win sail at public
sale, for cash, in front Of the Court house door Of
October, 1874, at IL O'Clock m, al defendant's
right title claim And interest," in and 30 part Of Lot
no. IN Square No. 90, beginning for the same st
the northeast corner Of said lot, and running west
along the line Of public alley In said square n
the eastern line Of said lot u fest and thence north
eriy TO the said alley and place Of beginning, to-
thereon, in the city Of Washinston, D. O., seized
ard levied upon g tho property OF Minna Fsucht,
ndminiktrAtT1x Of Irederick reuchf's estate, and
will be sold 20 sstsy Execution No. n ss, in faver
October BID, lGl, octs-dH
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a LEXANDRIA y WASHINGTON X. q
aTxx.sDs,. ArD ,,

20 - y A'AAI1A 0 EDEhfUhSBURUh -H,
OOREhR OF AND SILTa STRsBrs.
bScsl trains leavs for AIexandrfs - foIIows:-6,
. 10 S1s .. n. daily, al other rains dslI sIcept
Local Trains from Als1sndrfa arrive - follows
o-SSs 1858, SIS, 1888, 1888, 1888 a M
1888, 1888, IS, k:3J, o:33, 1898 D. m The s:Ss
Other trains ssily except Sunday.
3; N. and : J m; connect with trains on
klgHHOSD FAST NXPBESS leaves daily ex-
cePt sunday, AZ .. M, arrive st Richmond 10:4s
GREAT SOUTHERN Express, Wis Richmond
leaves wilmington HI :53 N. daily except SUNDAY
Through TIC kets TO ali points south and Southwest
Ior sale ~ Onces corner 18th street snd PennsyIvs-
MS svenns and corner eth street and PennsylE
avenue, mere passengers leave orders for bag
kkrOugh 10 destination.
r. 8. YOUsG, SenI PASSENGER Agent. tyE-n
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a. A n HI Nd.

NRIGHT-YOUNG. o. the sth instant. n O.
Mh1GhT, Of Baltimore, No 20 MARH A
YOUNG, II Washington, ID. O. Ibaltimote city
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TIE Fatal POWER or LovE.-OId ladies in
their osthEesr are Got accustomed, We are happy
TO say, 70 fall In love; but Mrs. Il W,
~ MendocinO county, Cal, long 4 widow sud
the mother OF just one dozen OF children, enter
tanned a tender passion for some one who Is IN
satisfactorily described as "a gentlem sn. {"
Ihere were obstacles % uniOn-the course Of
Tue love ran a. rough usual. Then IL was
that this ancient SspIhO felt that life was no
lopger worth having. She didn't spring from q
elm into the sea with a harp In her hand, like q
Grecian dame; but she less Economically took q
desc OF bed-bug poison, and though they gave
her great quantities OF lard and sEeet milk she
suffered untold agOnies for twenty davs; aud
then she eNhRled-"breathed her last, ;" as the
Santa Rosa DEMOCRAT puts 10. There seems 70
be no good philosophical reason why a person
aged g years should not experience the
Cupidian thrills and throes and 50 forth; but 20
Ole the death OF bed bug for the sake OF
gentleman" Is what no old woman had best
submit 20. A mild course Of depicting medicines
would be much betrer.-N Y. Tribune.
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SA few days sso, Lewis Fletcher, of Now
ton county, contributed IN arm TO q threshing
machine, }" lie the way they mention &c out west.
~Tbe ofhcisl announcement Of the accept
ance by France Of the invitation by the nation
oil government b participate in the centennial
has been received Of Philadelphia
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RI THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer,
u 64l Louisiana ave, ID door aast of ifh stree

EI THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
u o4l Louisiana ave-, ID door east Of nth street
TRISTEE's SALE OF A TWO AED-A-HALF-
sFoBf BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No
11I ISSNo rH sIRkkT SOUTHWEST, AT AUG
- BIZ virtue OF deed Of trust, dated December
- lS b, A. ID 1870 and duly recorded ia Liber No
623 folio s2l one Of the lssd records of the Dis.
trlet OF Columbia. and AZ the request Of the party
secuI thereby, will sell, at public auction in
'front.' Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, October
zlts la4. % O'CLOCK y. m Lot No IS, in Todd
ard Gunnell's subdivision Of Square No, s6s i'm.
proved By two-and-a-half story Brick DEeIlIng
Terms: One-third cash balance In and 70 months.
With inteTt st: deposit of Sl0O required when tbs
property is bid of All convey snciDg at the cost OF
the purchaser.
J.. DUNCAN CorrRELL, Trustee.
ectgd TBOB. D0WLIy G, Auct
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10y b. n. WARMER
AZ Real Estate Broker and AuctIopeer
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts northwest

Federal Buildings, corner 18th and sts northwest,
TRUSTEES BALE OF a NEAT TwO-AND- A
hAIF-bI0Rf FRAME DWELLING ON THE
NOhIH SIDE OF eTREET S9UTH, BET.
Eth AND 9TH STREETS WEST, AT AUG.
"a BY virtue Of 8 deed of trust, dated May lst,
- a; ID. ISL, duty recorded IN Liber No asa,
folio ~, one OF the land records for the DIS.
triet OF Columbia. and at the request Of the party
kecuied thtrefy, will sell 80 public auction, in
liont OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, October
II 1874. at 4:30 O'Clock .. m, the following de.
scrlDed real estate situate in the city of Washing
tor, ID: o., TO Wit: III that piece or parcel Of
ground Known and described IS Lot Numbered four
t4,Jfh the subdivision of square numbered four
henortd and thirteen, fil3J according to the sub
diNis1On OF said square ade in the partition of
The real estate OF Benjamin Young, deceased, FROST
lns on South street "A feet inches, by depth of
"a teet inches, together with the in provements as
above. -"
Terms: One-fouTth cash; balance at 8, Il and IL
months, with interest at ger cent per anqum, Sc.
cured ~ deed OF trust on the property sold, sle0
VIII be required as deposit time of sale. All
cOEV.ysncing at expense OF purchaser. Terms 10
be complied with in seven days.
RYLAND RUFF, Trustee
oct9-eo6ds J. T. O0LDWELL, Salesman
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AUCTION SALES.
pf THOMAS BOWLING, AuCtsoneer.
Id Gal Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of 1th 81
TRUsTEHs, BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE On STREkr NORTH, BE-
TWEEN 9TH AND 10 o.
TOMORROW

TRUsTERs' BALE OFvALUABLE IMPROVED
TWIN sTh AND 10 iara T sTkts hsk WIS., ss
- By virtue Of deed Of trust to the under-
Ibss Me- s and tS re-
oOlspbis. and 81 The Request Of The party secured
6s. is7a g seloek q All that parcel e land ST.
Ooumbis, known and descffbea upoS the plss snd
Rsn Of said city ss and being all Of los n9nbsred
thereof fronting twenty tDl o. north Street,
lot to be sold being contained within the following
descripsion, 70 Wit: Besinning at the northwest
ming thence east street forty one feet and
one inch; thence south aralle with the east and
'i t. st e.. :1f Inc es s
SOUTH wh said east line ninety nine 1927 feet to the
line IL feet ana once a the
southwest corner OF said lot thence nsrth with the
Vet line iorty four 81. feet to he eagle q the %
feet 70 the southwest Of the front part Of said
lot and thspos northerly With the west fine Of said
feet TO the place of beginning together with ali and
singular the improvements, ways. easements, and
appurtensnces TO the same belonging appertain.
Terms Of sale, prescribed by said deed Of trust
and expense Of SALE in cash. and the balance at six
% twelve, 01l and eighteen (ls msnths for notes
d 500 win be required It the tine V Of Sale All
terms of sale az not complied With within seven
days from the date Of SALE then the property to be
chastr and the Tad deposit shall be foffeite pu''
RRAa sRVL Il Hrt kLitmss;nor Trustees.
serl4-td THOMAS DoWLIHG, huct.
gTHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED until
RksRY Fl rHTi hhLa A,DeE Trustees.
An
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OFFICE or sCPERvIsrNG ARCHITECT
IREA.rRr n. .r.--.--


WASH y Ton, u. u 18th october, Ig3 \
seaifd p eDusais viii be reserved Al This or -
until IL N. % the 26TH DAY p OCToBER iS71
ior turDishtng and delivering At the N-E a. sta
war end Navy Departments Building, W ssSiDo
ron, d U, al the Plate and other Glass reIniTsf
Tor the building, - Cslied for in the scha5uis
COPIES 81 the spsclhCBtiOBs and SCHEDULED nav n
hsd on application az q j. offcs
Proposals for imported glass must be made iaclu.
I'VE al exclusive - import duty.
csIn Piles % he glass proposed 70 be furnished
nust sScoh pany each proposal ard the whole mus
bS ueiltered HEpfOken aud 10 perfect order within
kl1 weeks from date Of scceptance Of proposal.
All bids nu-t be accom- pabi led By q penal bond Of
I've res Cnslble persons, 10 the 81 three thou
Eand dollars S5sVnl, that the bidder will ACCEPT
aAo PERI I'm the cont act IL awarded hin. the ssf
slency 81 me security to Be certified BY the Unitsi
sSAtss Juige, Clerk Of the United States Court or
bidder resides.
TIE DepsTtlreut reserves the Tizhtto reject any
Or All bids II % BE- deemed for the Interest ~ the
GOyernmt % % 50.
livery bid must De made On the printed form -
De cbiaiued ~ this Office, and must conform in
eNeTy respect O. the requirements Of tnis ss-
nsbt, CT 70 Will not ID considered.
proposals VIII nos he received from parties who
arc hct The uiselvts engsgsd IN the glass trste
PropCsa-- mus ~ enclosed IN a sealed sovpf1ps
2 cgrsed . sails FOR o PIate'Giass, SC for ne
NeW : ste, " ~, and Navy D-pAr uentsr Il liItIuZ
AshiI gto Z, d. q , and addressed q
b. MULLETF
oCtA-- II eupeTN lziug Architect
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ECHOa LINE. s
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, S[&&
FAVORITE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
Passenger AccOmm cd atoms UnsurpaSssa
SfEA M 81 EF6hY SATURDfT
FROM PIERS 20 AND u NORTH BTykR. N v
BATES OE PAssAGk-PAYABLg IN OusRRycy.
10 GLASGOW, LIFEhPOOL, LONDOy.
DShKf QUEBNSTO wv OR RELFdST
UEsiD eos - $50, according to Accommodates,
Cabin return TICK eta isspai at reduced rstas
INTERMEDIATE and STEERA9E As low AZ nv
any other first class line.
Ir1ffS tSSusdJoT any amount at L0srsSt rates,
Tor Tickets or further Information, sppIy to-
MISS ANNIE E. HUM PHhEYS,
$50 10th street, near PennsyIvanis avenue
OTTO CAMMhCK CO.. 1423 + street w,
Afe-m,VI-6m near TT asury Darit. Washington
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IS74PEHNsYLvASNH1i RoUTEtS74
INV EST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST,
Tralus leave a. fOlTowa:
asnIpgTOn.- 500 a "a Baltimore 7.25 .. a
.-11.hba - l:lk D. IN
--4.s3 pm 1902 m
S.3s , N. " lilo .. IN.
TEE GREAT DCgBEE TRAOh ROUTE,
Ni i e-ess1i Scenery, Palace state-room Bsy spo
SlSht SaTsI with mOndern improvements.
Two nu1dred miles saved e. Western and Central
MAKE OOHHECTICHs
throusn from WASHINGTON to the WEST and
NORTH without change
Tickets b. this route can De procured at the ofoes
corner OF A5h street and Pennsylvania avenue, and
corner OF 9TH street and Pennsy avenue, under
hsslohal hotel where reliable informant viii b
given 81 sll times.
Passenger procuring tickets 81 tne.s Orfces car
secure EXAMINATIONS IN Palace Carr for Chicago,
o. Louis and Buffalo,
80. .. S0DHS, General Pas.enser Agent.
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RALTIMORE 8 POTOMAC RAuRoAn

BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD
DkPoT COESER 6TH AND BsTREATs NV.
Amer sent 25Jh. 1874, trains will run As follows.
1AA,t.sS 4 81 "a FOX ThAINS ARRIVE At
BAL TIMORE WASHING TON
80 - - = northern ex 81 - .. 1,,Hsv York TX
$500 Sa44t press daily.
- a; m, AeoonmOda- $50 3. N. Ts.s Line
s:sS q, m, Limited AZ. lO:Ios N ,Aooomncds.
IcE Sev YORK, tisn daily on. Sunday.
70. car train. and PaiIaleiOhiiiai e1.
1l:SS .. n, Fast Line press dsiIy, en- SUNDAY
. HestldAlly eE sunday 1908 D. Limited Ex-
S:4O D. N AccCnir1gds- press from New YORK,
too, dsily, sI. Sunday. daily, sx. sunday
% , m, Tor Pittsburg, So D "a, Accor1msds.
Olneinhstl, sud South. ttgn, except Sunday.
$500 osiil seAcepI sun S;2s =. m, daily. from
.9g. Baltimore and the wet
pSis' daily. '' FS0ei i sIsrJ p n Southern
soc m, sAiIy, New
daily, except Saturday
" est anf North; ousst1
urday leaves ~ S.rspl
N. Tor NaSe.
Trains leaving WASHINGTON 81 5.S5 a m Oh
TUESDAY and Friday, aid $40 D. %. daily +,
except Sunday, connect 81 Bowie With trains for
POnss CTeeA line.
Trains leaving WsssingtOn a. s:35 .. m and
$40 ,. N. connect At OdentOs with trains for An
Trains arriving 81 Washington Of 1910 =. M.
and g:29 ,. "a, connect ~ Bowie with trains from
Passenger leaving their orders sc Ticket Once
northwest corner Of 18th street. and Pennsy safa
avenue, northwest SIN street and Peansylys-
checked At hotels snd residences si points North
anc West. Through tickets to CINCINNATI, Column
bus, InsianssC lis Louisville, %. Louis, New or
sosDt, Sssf ss, NSrih ans south and sn
- l.. DCBARRY, General supS.
y. :. YOUNG Gent Psssr Agent. ap23-d
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II USTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
IlhE, ERENOH PIER MIRR lRS, CARPETS,
tCHTAInS, CHAIRS, PIANO, &c.
srecsz By ViTt1e Of deed # trust, dated the
HtT<S 10Th day Of April, A. %. 1872, and duly re-
wv corded 10 liber No. 678, folio s97, one Of the
land records for the District of Columbia, shall
sen On tEeDAE, the 20th lay OF October, 1874
At 10 otlocA M, at house No. Gig en- II street,
OetSeen 9th and II streets northwest all the furni-
ture now in said house. name in part:
nHe handsome Rosewood Piano;
Two large French Pier Glasses;
~ q 0,leIoths;
One handsome PsrlOr Suite, upholstered In green:
Two marbfe-top Center Tables, Whatnot;
One so day CLOCK, Pictures, Vases, Rugs;
-Four sets Silk Damssk Window Curtains, Stair
one RoseTood Chamber Set of pieces:
one solid OAK AMI Carl Maple Cottage Set, Q
one Rosewood Chamber Set, 10 pieces;
one Oak Cottage Set, pieces;
Table;
Side Tables, six Chsirs, Knives and Forks Cob
'tts, Water Cooler, China Dinner and Tea Sets, and
a large quantity OF ether Table Furniture;
Dre Furnace, one SIN all Herring's safe;
One Stewart Cooking Stove, and several other
stoves 81 various patterns;
One Refrigerator, Wash Tubs, Clothes Baskets,
t.at Irons cities, CrOckerJ Ware, and q full set
u Kitchen Requisites;
number Of articles too numerous to mention Of the
q aracter usually found in first class dwelling
house.
Terms, cash,
WIN, =. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
ect7-d fBepI BATIMER OhEARY, Aucts
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TBETH1NG BABES Teeth sre = MYSTERIOUS
dispensatiOn, on the whole, aud A. might he veil
n they could be abolished by act OF Congress
ana sets provided for us AT by dentists At once
Oh. the babies that die in the tedious process by
which nature furnishes them. Blind humanity
T. Tesdy 10 question Providence IN thinking OF
u. In winter there r. not 50 much danger, but
IN Summer the little sufferers nav be numbered
by thousands. Then pain cannot be avoided
yet u may be greatly lessened hy judicioas care
aid nur-inR. The first essential is plenty OF
tTesh ayr country air, II possible; ~ not, the
early morning and cool evening air OF the CITY
Shun hot sun like pestilence aud keen your
baby cool. Let the garments he A. thin and -
few - possible, always keeping nannel over the
bowels. Battle twice day aud keep the nur-
sery well ventilated. A small piece OF riDe
peach, English raspberries, or a slice Of tomsto
may be given with safety n the baby seem 20
crave them and he nOtill; hut the fruit must be
fresh, and the quantity snail. 4 have knoWs
cases where these have proved almost medicinal.
and indeed have been used by medical advice;
but no other fruit IL safe. When the gums are
swollen and hot 20 the toach, the intOlerable
uchlfg may frequently he eased by \ little
crushed ice beaten IN a towel with a hammer
until a. tine as snow, and given slowly. letting
the baby suck IL from the spoon. BE very
cautious about administering medicines. re-
membeTing that n cholera infAntum be sudden
~ checked the disease n apt % attack the brain
The best course is 70 give none except under
medical advice. In almost eVerv case opium
is robson 10 4 teething child. Calomel ana chalk
Is the allopathic remedy, almost iutalltble n
used m time; and homeopathic specifics are no {
wanting, indeed, DIR. Humphreys merits a hand
some testimonial az the hands of the babies for
WI at be has done 20 lessen the use of Opium in
Their oiseases.-ChristidH TntpH.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoP0sALs FOR PLATE GLASS REOUIRED
LOB TIE SOUTH WING OF THE NEW
800, NAB AND NAVY DEPARr-
ID. q. ~ AVN''
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AT0TION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON ThE SOUTH SIDE OF G
IIGHTEEaTH STREETS NORTHWEST
- On SATURDAY, October II, IlsT4, at 40
- O'Clock, p m, will sell At public auction, in
- front of the premises, lot numbered Is, in
square log, fronting ON north street SO feet n
foot alley.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
eighteen, and twenty -four months with fnterest Al
eiRkt per cent annum from day Of sale, secured
by deed OF trust on the property Sold 100 will be
ing at expense Of purchaser. Terms to be com piled
with in seven days.
oct5-eo6ds J. T GOODWILL, Salesman
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TRTsTRE,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
B 99bS e kRRsSSa P Nat RES mpIRsoss
BIZ Rit1s If d dSS R 81 IN. gA d &C.
u day Of msrch, A D. ls7l, and duly recorded
rIrne LiSeE No 6sg, folio: g, one Of the land
sell, on THURSDAY, the 18th day q October, 1874
between 9th and 10Th streets northwest The follow
Two handsome Black Walnut Frame Fresch.
One handsome Rosewood Frame ParIor Suite, up
hV Greda LIN IN p SD PIECES;
Rosewood Marble-top Tables and Fancy Chairs.
Handsome LambreQuins, Cornices and Lace Cur
MindoT shSsdss. Body Brussels Rs.Ior Carpets.
Feather Beds, Pillows add Boisters.
walnut bedsteads, Mhrble-top Dressing Bureaus
Table snd Cape-seat Chairs.
Walnut Extension D ming Table AID Chairs.
StockeIy, GlassTsre and KITCHEN Requisites.
oci5-a IRep.l Wash. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
RY wAsH. D. WILLIAMs, Auotioneer,
AZ No. 1OOl, northwest corner leth and ID SITS.
oHAMCERY SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
EEstnkSCSS ON I4TH STREBT, BErWEEN
0ITY OF WAsHINGFoN. ~ Ii
- BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
- in equity cause No s.sOs the unasrsfg Jed tras
,ses a RsG soc tho e front Of the
Der, 1874, at O'Clock D. ID T, Lots numbered fifty,
to,l MY nine, t9 sixty-four, and sixty
tain lots in square numbered two hundred and f0ar,
(1e4.) in the city Of Washington, situated on the
west side OF l4th street west, between and v
streets north, each lot improved by new three
story Brick Dwelling House, with back Building.
Terms: One-thfrd Of the purchase money for each
lot in cash, and the residue in equal instruments at
., u, and Is months, for which the notes of the pur
chaser drawing interest from the day Of sale at the
rste OF eight per centum per annum till paid, Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property, Will be
taken 500 deposit on each lot will be required at
the time Of sale. IL terms Of sale not complied
With in ten days after sale, the trustees
right 70 resell the property at the risk and cost Of
dtfaultipg purchaser.
sAM'L r BOND, Trustees.
JAS. D. EDWARDs,
sep9e- eoAds WASH b. WILLIAMS, Aucts.