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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Gallus Fnhrman.
CREDITORS OF THIS SUCCESSION ARE MOTT.
~ fled to present their claims to the undersgned,
attorney for the widow who is the dative testa-
mentary executrix of the deceased.
OCTAVE MOREL,
mh2l 28 ap3. No. IL Exchange alley.
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Our Democrats have come to love the
Legislature 30 well that they look forward
to another session as something extra,
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LOTTERIES.

LOTTERIES.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY
Capital Prize. .......$2O,OOO.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
incorporated August II, 1861
CLASS E,
To be drawn i'd public at New Orleans
On Saturday. April 10, 1875.
SCHEME.
10000 Tickets ....... Tickets only $40
Halves, Quarter and bighths in proportion.
| prize of $2OOoO Ois.....................S S2O, ,0oo
prize Of 10000 is....................... 10000
- 20 Prizos OF 9oD are e.................... 10000
am @ price OF lW are e..................... 10000
e'o prizes o1 oo are ..................... I0OW
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
approximations of $500 each for the
nine remaining units Of the same ten
Of the number drawing the $4,000
approximations of $500 each for the '"
nine remaining units Of the same ten
Of the number drawing the $1,000
prize are...... .......................... 1890
40 prizes. amounting gto................e74 to. e74,s0O
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The nine remaining units of the same ten of the
numbers drawing the first two full prizes win be
entitled TO the eighteen approximation priseA
For example: If ticket No. l246 draws the $40, 900
prize, those tickets numbered f24l l242, I243 l244
1915 l24s l24S. 1249 and 1850 will each be on titled
to $500. If ticket No. Isl draws the $40 600 prize
those tickets numbered 232, 233 234 235 236, 237
l3a, 239 and 24O will each be entitled to $780,
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS, Quar-
ters, 81 SO /, Eighths, 81 rs.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DRDUO
TION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Lock box No. 692, Postonace,
New OrleanA
Send p0stoffce money order register your
letter. ja2ly
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
New Oreans, March 20, 1875. !
GBALED PROPOSALS FOR THE LEASE OF THE
- following named ski ferries for he term of two
years will be received in this office up to twelve
O'clock April S. 1875, viz:
CarrOllton Ferry.
Foot of Race street to Freetown.
Foot Of Broadway to Westwego.
Bids for the ferries 20 be made separately.
Specifications on die in this Office.
mh2l lot j. O LASURY Administrafor
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VOLUME VIII--NO. 29f
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
New Orleans, March 20, 1875.
DROPOSALS FOR THE SALE T9 THB CITY OF
i twenty wharf Improvement bonds will be re.
ceived at this Office until FRIDAY, April 2, at
twelve O'Clock NJ.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals.
mh2l I'd ED. PILSBCRY Administrator.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
FOB BENT.

UNO RENT, FURNItEED-oSR LARGE
Il front from, suitab,e for 7.ngle gentleman.
Ia private fanny. No 767h Magazine street, cor.
ner Of Warrington. fc3ls
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RIDWELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Last week of the Weathersby Sisters and Bur.
leeQue company. Vaidls TWIN Sisters in new acts
Miss Gertie q awhile in new SONGS Monday
March 22-The Quiet family; also specialties, con.
Cluding with The Enchanted Beauty. tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday, March %. a and rs,
also, at the Wednesday Matinee, The entirely new
burlesque. Cainarlzaman. preceded by q petite
comedy and olio speciaties. Friday, q arch 90
Farewell benefit Of Miss Eliza Weathersby, pre-.
senting comedy, buresque and Olo. Monday
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Visit of the Papal EnvOys TO Was hing.

Yesterday morning the Papal ENJOYS, Mon
sigl ore Roncetti. ahleSate apostolic; Count
MarefOSchi, Guariia Mobile del I.ommo
Pontiice, and Dr. Ubaldi, of the American
college al Rome. secretary TO the ablegate
left for Washington city at 1918 from Cam
den station. Rev. Dr. Foley was i'm charge OF
the party. The following clergymen accom-
panied them Rev. Father Lee. Starr and
Bartlett. Dr. DcbTeuil. vicar general of Baiti-
mort; Mgr. Seton, of Madison, y. j.. and
Right Rev br. Gibbons. Bishop OF Richmond.
They arrived at Washington shortly after
eleven o'clock, and were met at the DEPOT 10y
Rev. Or. White, Oi st. Matthew church. and
his assistant, Father lie Wulf who were in
waiting with pEivate carriages. The party
visited The capitol. patent Office, Smithsonian
Institute and Treasury department Through
The kindness of Treasurer Spinner. Mr. Gan
ron, one of his assistants. escorted them
throreh The department. From thence they
visited Georgetown college and were met bv
ihe iacnlty and boys OF the college with a
baEd OF music. Here the party rested AMI
ptr'oOk OF collation.. They subsequently,
visited the White House. but The cabinet be-
ing ~ session they were not presented 10 the
PRESIDENT. Mgr. EOUcetti and Count Mare
icSfhl LEFT their cards. rs also the card OF
Archbishop Rayley. They also called at the
Stale drpartmcn; and LETT their cards for
Secretary Fish. At half-pa>t three O'Clock
they dined at Georgetown college with Rev
DR. White ard the ciergymeu ofthe college.
OPINION Or THE CITY AND THE CAPITOL.
BUILDING.
Count NaTefoSch said in conversation
That Washington in Us plan is the hand
scmesr city he has ever seen, that its
beauty far sUTpaSses his expectations.
lie thinks the capitol one Of the grandest
buildings i'm the world. MOusIgnOre Roucet-
taS he was leaving Washington city said:
" q nave been but six hours in Washington.
We would like To remain here six weeks To
examine All Of its elegant buildings and we
think II would require all that time To do il
nsht. They were delighted with their trip,
ana promised. ii possible, 10 make another
before they leave the United States. They
ltit washington at SIX p. IN. and reached
LaltImore az seven, highly delighted with
their visit. Last evening the cnvoyS with
the clergy of The archbishop'S household
were entertained by DIR. +. r.. ChatarVi on
Park avenue. Bishop Gibbons vino accom-
panied the ENJOYS TO Washington returned
nome 10 Richmond. This morning, at half
past ten. the ENJOYS will leave for New
York. and will be accompanied by Arch
bishop Bayley and Rev. DR.. Foley. chaplain
10 the archbishop. Archbishop Bayley will
not Irolnag his stay in New York arfer i'm
vosting Cardinal McClOskey with the berret-
ta.-B1G. Sun this 5aD,ylft0
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ALEX RI A.

4 STRANGE STORY.-As we go to press
We learn that Mr.. James MILAN, whose
mysterious disappearance has been noted.
returned hast night. He says that he was
drEcsed. and on regaining consciousness
found himself at sea. The vessel went TO
Philadelphia, where he succeeded in making
his escape.
PERSONAL.-We learn that Gen. Denver,
eN-Sccretary OF state of California, ex Gov
ernOr Of Colorado and who served as Major
General in the Union army during the war.
ipterds making his future residence in this
city. He is at present practicing law in
Washington.
FIsHTOwN.-Since our last report 5000
shat. and 1900 herring have arrived. Shad
sold for S16a20 per 100, ard herring I2.Joat3
per f.eoo. Rock high and on the Increase
,SfJlffUel- ed
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The Personal Tax Notice.

III. IthfOa--The notice To tire taxpayers
must mean something or nothing must be
lf$ii! or ILLEGAL, must be as obligatory on the
commissioners To give a. for The people To
receive. must BE- fully compiled with by the
commissioners IN order To command. as well
a to compel the people TO obey. One cannot
20 iniO court To enforce an Illegal notice with
50 much grace as the other can 10 take exceD-
ION 10 IL Then. as the paper upon its face
shows. that the taxpayer il entitled to if
teen days notice. and this must be served by
an officer how can IL ne given in pencil
WITH false dates inserted to make il falsely
appear fifteen DAYS notice. and be executed
hy q party without authority Of law to do so9
W lii any one seek To enforce such notice or
VIII any one recognize il To obey il? Wearr
law abiding citizens, but IL must be admin
l>teTed right. II they seek TO enforce law
contrary to law. and give us n technical or
20 notice. we will stand by the law and L.
galiy TepUdiaIe il. MERCHANT
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iHF BoARD OF HEALTH met las night
IT '0N ~ the chair. Mr.. Marburv in ar-
cOftanCe with notice given az a previous
meeting, submitted an amendment 10 tna
CrdIHauceS regulating the time for the i'm
pounding and killing OF dogs. extending II
rom May 10Th 10 October 18th. instead Of
June lJtH tO September 18th az heretofore
1 NJ Amendment was agreed Ia. The mortal
NV report Tor the week ending \ Pril 18th was
>"pln!tled. Show ing > deaths, an increase of
+" "Ncr last week. OF this number - Were
white IerSonS, and II cOOred. Prominent
among the causes We're consumption, pneu-
noEla. bronchitis. Group and diarrhn.a
mere were T. marriages and - births The
mortality for the week was at the rate of
- per 900 per annum. Rate OF mortality
OF tie white population was l. a. p-r I Oil
Per annEm, while the mortality Of the col
ored population was .. 20 per .Gdi for tine
same period. Rate OF increase of the white
population by births over deaths as p2r
l.nn", while the decrease of the colorel popu-
latlon ny deaths over births was = 30 per
Loco per anuum.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPUSALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.


WARRINGTON, ID G, April ~, Isis. \
Proposals Tor furnishing such articles of Station
cry as may be required for this D. par tment ami the
Bureaus and Offices thereof during the fiscal wear
ending June 90 1876 i'll be recei ged until clock
N, WEDNESDAY, May 10, 1875.
Each propose al must lie signed by the individual or
fTm making it, and be accompanied 10y a satisfactory
with good and sufficient bonds, if hiS bid il acca pied
to- any or all articles. No bid will be considered
without such guarantee
All article stipulated 10 he Of the very best
quality. samples will he required in all cases Each
sample To be marked with the of the bidder and
the price.
One price onIg will be considered in connection
with any one item in the schedule.
Bids made Out ia any other way viii be rejected As
informal.
Bond. it'll approved security, viii be required of
the party 20 whom the Contract, any part of it,
may be awarded.
On failure 10 furnish any article within reason
able tine after being ordered, she right i reserycI
oi purchasing IN open market, Of declaring the
contract forfeited; and If greater price than tn.
contract priC" Is paid for such articles the difference
viii lie charged To the contractor. Bids will br
considered on each item separately.
Schedules containing blank forms for bidding. Il.
gether with items and Nimate estimate of guam
titles OF articles needed and full informant ion in &C
ccrdance with this advertisement will be furnished
"n application.
Contracts Will only be AWARDED 70 established
manufacturers Of or dealers in the articles.
he Secretary reserves the right to reject any ur
all bids that may be offered. -
Proposals. must be addrr--R 20 the Secretary of
the Interior, and Endorsed, Proposals for station
cry
BR. COwiN, Acting Secretary,
4 > =
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IN. New Night sci, Contract,
INTTNCTioS SUIT AGAINST THE BOARD q
HEALTH Er AL.

INJUNCTION SUIT AGAINST THE BOARD OF
HEALTH Er AL.
To-day Messrs. Darlington anil Darlington
for VIM. II Davis. John Conner. John Car
mCdy. Thomas Mason. James Lyons John
boyle John Council and Michael J. FitZ-
hugh. filed Dill for an Injunction against
The Commissioners Of the District, the menu
hers OF iEe BOIri OF Health. Gen. Babcock.
the engineer in charge Of Public Buildings
ard Grounds. II. +. Turner & Co. and Geo.
Mason. agent for said Turner & CO.. AMI
Judge Wylie granted preliminary order re-
turn able May ISt. The plaintiffs claim 10
he The owners of real estate contiguous tn
the intersection Of Delaware avenue. H and
] streets northeast. and charge that the de
Pendants Beard of Health on the 22d of
Turner Il Co. tn collect all the garbage. Of
ri. filth. dead animals. night soil AMI ex-
crement which should accumulate in
fhe city, and remove the same beyond the
limits thereof. that IL was stipulated that il
should be removed in such 81 manner as not
To create a nuisance, by water trans pO-tatiOn
or railroad, and in conformity with such
agreement. a point on the line Of the Bal
iimore and Potomac railroad was selected.
remote from the habitateI parts thereof
and where no injury would probably be
caused 10 the beaith of the citizens and no
depreciation OF the value of property be oe-
CaSioned." They aver that defendants. dis
covering that transportation could he secured
by means Of the Baltimore and OhiS railroad
AZ slightly reduced rate. rel nquiShed and
ahaDdoned the designated depot. and Seiees-
Ell in lieu thereof the intersection Of Della
ing thereon. directly across the middle of the
saId highways. a warehouse or StoreroOm 10
feet long and 80 feet wide. i'm which tiiay pro-
pose Ia subject the garbage. &C, To n process
preliminary to converting ii into n fertilizer;
and they charge that this process will neces-
state the ret. nfion of large qgant-
ties OF offal for q great length of
time. curing which VIII cmanate foul. moi
some. nOxiOGs and uHwbOleSOme oioTs and
gases. injurious To health and fatal To the
lives Of plaintiffs and others. They state
that the neigh bOrhOOd is thickly settled and
built up, and is within one square of the Gov
eminent Printing Office. where :, CO0 persons
are employed. and the establishment of the
depot will depreciate the value Of the prop
eTty nom 90 10 80 per cent. They charge that
the defendants pretend tn act with the per-
mission and consent Of General %. r.. Bah
cock. and said II. * combining with others
tO commit fraud aud outrage upon them.
They ask an Injunction 10 prevent the cree
ton or use of said building for the purposes
indicated.
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G EOR ETC w N.

Mr. j. r. FREEMAN was to-day appointed
superintendent of Oak Hill cemetery.
FUNERAL OF EVAN LYONs-As will be
seen by notice elsewhere, the funeral OF
the late Evan Lyons will take place at five
O'Clock on Monday afternoon instead of four
O'Clock as previously reported.
THE RECEIPTS OF COAL during the past
week have been 4. 200 tons and the shipments
5.f?5 tons
GRAIN TRADE.-SaIes are reported to-day
OF $3.50 bushels OF wheat. at from sl.4i to
sf-46E per oushel, and g. 100 bushels of corn
at from 50 10 S. cents.
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TnONAs LOWING Auciioneer.

By virtue If a decree If the Supreme Court Of the
bISiIct OF Columbia. No. 5S2 equity L will offer at
public sale On SATi BDAY. the cath day OF pril
AT the hour 81 % clock in the afternoon, all that
part ~ Lot No. II. IN Georgetown beginning on the
Nrst -de II market space at the end 0f IL feet from
the corner 81 Bridge street and Market space, and
running south with the west line If Marker mace 81
bet and inches 20 Market alley; then west With The
Inc 81 tid alley 20 i-et and inches ~ the div ison
line 81 io- Numbered ~ and Al then with sad line
north ia tle end oi i72 feet from Bridge street aud
hence 10 the beginning.
Terms one half cash balance in twelve months
Tie pure iaser CIV ing his nut" secured by d.-l Of
TINT On the pr-Ul--= bearing interest N prr cent
All convey ailc:uz at the cost IF Tho purchase
u. y. JACKSON. Trustee
app THO. DnwI ISE 80
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WaSbincfonT Fish MarLas

Sold by X. y. Golden 4 Bro, fish agents
~ 600 shad AT from SI5 10 ST., ner hun.
dTec; 2J.oTo behring's sold from ~il 10 SIS Der
thousand; 500 lunches rock sold q ~ to 10
cents per bunch, 5od single rock sold at Il to
- cents piece.
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pi.,rie, Government, Affairs

Three gas lamps have been ordered 10 he
erected ON Vermont avenue. between y and
tSiTCCtS. northwest.
Some siXty-five returns for personal prop
cTty were received to-day by Mr. Charles =.
Johnson, al the Columbia buildings. About
enc in ten shovel anything taxable.
Gr- Simon CaTmOdy. the successful bidder
for sweeping the streets of this city AMI
Georgetown for the ensuing year. cam" for
ward with ms bOndSmen ami qualified. and
the papers were signed. sealed and deliV-
cred
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CITY 1T FL MS.

HATS FOR SPRING or IS15.-We are now
receiving our spring supplies OF gentlemen's
and boys light felt and children's straw hats
Of the latest styles. for dress and daily wear.
We still continue to sell the best silk hat q
- and -, Fifth avenue style. at Lewis pop
ular one price store, 92O 9Th street.
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10 NE EIIfo, NJ 7ac .Nor:

10 me E1FHS' ~ It' SIN.
In your paper Of last cvenin. am auoteJ
a. saying; the only relief il To- b. had from
me congress Of the United States. and not
from The small authorities like the PDri~e
'r''ff ana the District fVlitsiNsiOncfN''
thlak used the word .'pO'~elfeSS- instead
OF ''Nsicss NJ all events. meant no refIec-
non upon The District Commissioners or
Judge OF the Police Court. The District Com
mi>>ioneIS are Known throughout the coun-
try aS able and honorable men. and judge
smell is doubtless respectable Judge; but
unfortunately for the wronged people of
south washington, ither the District Com
mi>SiOners nor the Police Court have any
Ie@al power whatever To redress their wrongs
IL they had. the wicked tyranny of the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad company over
the citizens residing on Virginia and Mary
land avenues would have long since been
abolished. Jos. SEC AR
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THE FIRE -DAY.-A bout /, O'Clock to-
day an alarm o. fire was sounded from box
=, caused by fire in two stables in the
sguaIe bounded by and X, and LIST street
ami y ew Jersey avenue. belonging TO Mrs
Flynn. and occupied by MIR. Vanderbilt and
Mr.Toley. Two small dwelling fronting on
n s'Feet, anu some OF the stabiing on the al
ley, opposite Mrs. Fiynn's also took fire.
and With the wind blowing hurricane n
disastrous confiagratiOn seemed inevitable
Tue fire &c eSrtment and police were prompt
u ON han1, and by hard work the flames
were eNiinsuished. with a loss of perhaps
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AINCANsoN BROS, AUcuonegr-,
- Southeast cOrn,r 9th AID ID SIS, northwest
'RUsTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE
bal ESTATE On NEW JERSEY AVENUE
BtTMEES NORTH b AND NORTH y


So BY virtue Of deed Of trust, da;ed July
10Y, folio 30, - Sc. q laig records i,r Wash
ingtoh county. District Of Columbia, sad by virtue
Columbia, passed in equity causs No. s7s2,
equity dncke, u, on the Ith DAY cf June. A n,
said aboye deed Of trust in the place II George
stickney, Trustee, and by irtue 81 deed Il ;ru-t
corded in Liber 7s5 folio "a. =; SEQ. one II he
aforesaid land recoIGs, and made IN pur-uatlcc -
secured, and ty ,ittue, II a did 1f trust lat,
August -, A. u. ls72 duly recorded 10 her 6g7,
county, District If Columbia, and ~ virtue n q
decree Of the Supreme Court 81 ihs District
docket IL, The ii;k ,aN Of December. A. n. Is-f
substituting the una resigned trustee ia said next
Trae and ~ rnr ' II PS e y = t1 @e S ,
a. asy OF M,rchi A d 10 duly reo9ri"d On IN.
land records AMI made ia pursuance ~ ths Aforesaid
decree, and az tn request 81 the party secured.
front i tn pr'inis,.. on WEDNESDAY, the sth
day 81 MAY. A. u. I>-5. Al o'clock D N an thar
The city a Msslin-.un. District Of Columbia, AID
known upon the grennd plat or plan 0i >aii city
numbered siN huidrcl and yhris four Ga aud d.
scribe a. follovs Beginning fer SAID I,t three 90
thence n"f,hwes,-fiy along ihe line of New Jerry
avenue fiiy feet, thence nprihc-tcriy mt eight
s'ujhsastery hfy feet six inche- along the sai rear
line and thence soEtiSestory along Ia south line
81 said 10; seventy one feet four inches THE A. ar.
uf b. ginning. SAID =, three 3' contain. 374i ,1are
Terms ~ ,al-. The amount q indebtedness 90
cured by sa,d trusts unpaid and the ?sse II sale
la cash balance IA two equal inststa Mt. a siN
from Jay e 9 .ccaTeR 6g 3ca trat ~ ih'
premises sold Al cruNeyancing AZ tie Cost IT ia.
Sale ifthc terms 4 sIe are nS, complied NTH IN
ten days from ne iay Of sale, The rlu.tes rssorvas
pare S@ : ~ " 81 JRSoS IF CrS T Ta.te
apseo&i HUNCANsoN BRos. Arot-.
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LOCAL NEW s.


FsTtTS Opera HO,tse.-BuffalO Bill in the
great drama Of The Scouts % the Plains; or,
Red DeviltTy as 10 Is"
ThsRtr COraSPe.-The startling drama OF
Through by ray slight and other miscella-
mems attractions.
Avenue Thed,T- The Four Prophets" La
Jardin habille,H and other great speciaities.
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weather Probabilities To-day.
OgYICH OF CHfEr sIGSAL OpFICEk,
WAsHINGTON. Anil -. Us.

Fer New England and the middle states,
rarity cloudy weather during the day. fol-
lowed Nv lower temperature. northeast To
rcTtlwtSt winds. continued low barometer.
threatening weather, AMI areas OF snow or
YsiC
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TNHVMAS DOMLING.
Il Auciloneer and Real Estate Broker,
(Successor 90 Laiimer A Cleary
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
On TIL WtsT SIDE g IorH STREET. BIZ

- BY virtue Of q deed Of trust isied 2sth day OF
- December. A. ID. lS2, and Ily recorded In.
Iber Nc; zoe, folio 27s, one a the land records
lor ashington county, District Of Columbia and
shall s sell on IA I RspAY, April 2sth, is7s, as
D CLOCK p m Lot No ~ in John q. Adams suh
DIVISION OF square No ISL, in the city of Wasbing
ton, DisIrict u Columbia, having front Of ~ feet
on the west side u lVh street, and runnIne bacl
about 80 feet 10 an alley and improyed h., IT,
story Brick Dwelling " "'"N
Terms: l1Vo cash the balance at and u
months with notes bearing Interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the PROG srty sold CanveysnCing
property 10 struck on INV
apls THOMAS IloWIfNc it USE.
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TUE GREAT REMEDIES for Csnsumption,
Masting, and Indigestion, are SAyORY Al
MookE Pancrestic Emulsion and Pancreaffne :
medicai men ho have made II special study testify
ue strength, and weight increased, sesfion greatly
promoted, nonri-hment impaired, aud the general
from r., p: 10 IL; sAyoRf MOOR, Ichemists TO
ness the h~diye Of Egypt, ke.,l fl3 New Bond
street. London, and all Chemists. NoTF-N arne ana
trade mark on each bottle lyss sfes " "
II Washington Business College AZ reduced rs,.. -
Inquire ~ Boom No. ?, COS 18Th street. cpns~ite
the morning. ssts