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Evening star., 1877-10-20
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CHANUkRY SALE OF NPROVED REAL rs
" TAT6 IN THE CITY OF WASHISGTON

ID G
By virtue OF decree of the Suprems Caurt Of -
the District OF Columbia, passed in Equity c.l
auction. 80 the highest bidier, the premises,
MONDA1, the 80 iastaat- AZ 4 O'Clock Z. m. I,
all thai rGrt y. lot numbered three, (3b in square
yet OF square numberet foure ia the city Of
Neshingt n, C., contained wi nj the foil owing
netes sno bounds: Beginning for the said part Of
said lot at point on the elU IurdI,y line Of sId
lot distant ninety eight 1897 feet four aud half
f4al lrches south from the nJrt1e3-t cJraer OF tn
said o,, and running thsncs moth a,oog the slii
esst ue OF said lot forty ~ feet ei sht AMI
can lo,s inc hes thence west Il ch<Bu of R,ck
Greek: hence with said channel TO the south vest
boundary line Of the said lot tn With said boun
dary line sou heas;ward'y 70 the point Of iute-sec
tlon irh 8 STR sight line draw due ives. from the
place CT beginning; thence in a straight line due
east 10 sati pace OF bsEin1i1z Tdese remses are
improved With tso story dweliiog house and ba-
kerry.
Tie terms of ss'e are one third Of the pur,ha,e
money in cash, aid the balance in two equal par.
uents ~ twelve and twenty -folr months, be Irin
interest si the rate of cen. sscurei TO the
1siScton OF TIE trustees All c1nveya 1cing q I'd
recording at purchasers Co.'S. A dep Dst of : lDJ
viii be reQu ed at tine Of sale. Ressle .: risk and
cost Of deaaultinR purchaser.
as RoEs j: RRisftss77aAs.s Trustees.
YOUNG MIDDLETON, Adcs+ octIS -eod.d
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CHOMAs BOWLING, Auotioreer.
xIHANCERY SALE.

. BY virtue Of q decree Of the supretns Court -
OF the pistric; Of Columbia, passed In 90 Quity GM
cause No. 5,6y5 Docket IL, L will, onA
WEDNESDAY, October Sd, 1877, at $50 %. IA.
oer for sale at public auction, in front OF prem
iseS, that certain parcel of land situate IN the ctr
Of Washington, and known aud De icribeI as the
north t~enty feet And eight inches % feet iucheI)
front By the depth ther3of, one hundred sset (lOj
teeti, Of Lot twenty six t25l, IN square numbered
nve hundred and thirty eight (533 together with ali
the Improvements, thereon and ppur there
INTO belonging, uhe improvements beiaz two l2l
frame houses on Third (3t) street southwest, be-
tween h ana sireetsD
Terms; Ope-tlird ~ Of the purchase moIey In
cssh At the time Of sAle residue in three eG usl
stmentz, AT six (6). twelve (iz) and egatee ilsJ
months respectively from day of sale, vita six 80
per cent interes' till paid, to b5 secured by tls
notes OF the purchaser sstsaoto lily endorsei the
title to be retained until the purchase money IS
fully paid. deposit of fifty dollars $500 required
st the time of sae. If the terms If sale NOT com
Piled With within seven ~ days, the Trustee
the right TO rese the property affer hve f5D days.
notice, at the risk ana cost Of the default ag pur-
chaser. All oonyeYan at pnrchaser.' cost.
RODOLPHE UnAU9HTON, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BRO3., Auctioncers. seo2l-d
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- nere is ore orally of an OF ciosh
wien II e sDove Pll oshe-s. II Il is
WOnder-ll uneNl 20 @ q. , To - 49, 6,e, an
u ntgtt sea on IDoif ~ Ngtr..
~ A woman may not be abe 10 shar,en n
re.lcti or hold al unit. ell 4 lat sue car pac,x
"a "a ore at'icief fT'o flauk than man can
In a one oOrse wagoa.
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ITNITED STATES MARsaALy SALE

BIZ virtue Of . writ Of nsrf fscias, issued out of
the CLERKS once Of tbs So prems Court Of the Dis
trtct OF Columbia, and 70 ms directed. will sell at
p1nie sac, fJr Cash. q the Court House door Of
Setoesr, i , ss ~ O'clock n all the right. title,
In and 10 the describe pro esrry to- Wit
Tee west hall Of LOT %, squAre IS. sshn ton city,
d. U, together with ali and Sd isr the i'm GROVE.
ments thereon, seiz sd and levied the prop-
erV OF Noble Holman to sssisfy execution at Law
No: Is 9S in favor Of William U1lsnan. use of
Phitp p. Pendleton- ~ "
TREpK DOUaLAss,U U 9 Marsh DO.
JOHN SHERMAN Auctioneer tl-dt.
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ElANCSRY SALE or IMPROVED PROP
~ LILY On HIGH STREET, GEORIE-

by vir.ue Of decree OF the Su pre- ns Court SxA
OF The District OF Columbia passed in q .a6
a-e complainarts, and William A. King e. al arc
for safe al public ioi in feont of the premises
on . z uEsDAf, the 2J;h day % Octoosr, A. ID.
IS1, at D . m., al t91C ece or parcel OF grouni
yiug and being ia G-orgotowh, ID. O.. oo tue ea,l
si1e 81 III sireet aud being the socth half of lot
np,nberej tw enty thres (2i1 Beatty and AVA in.'
aSdiiioi 10 GeorseIown with builds ags AMI i'm p.oVe
meats Il ers H..
be paid down on day OF sse, aud the balance in yo
eQua, tpstelpedts- payable each Ia six and twelve
mouths With lteres At thS OF six Ger cant psr
sBbum, 70 be scored bv deed Of truss the prem
lses CT al, casa, at op- Ion Of purchaser. Convey
aIcine and re coIdng ut purchasers cost, II terms
OF sale are not complied with five days the Trustee
faulting purchaser.
BAINBRIrGE Ii WEBB, Tru,,ss.
THCS
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II h. wARNER, Real Estate ac.ionesr,

By virtue Of two deed, OF trust ito me, dated "A
Sep. mber , lsIo, recorded in Lioer 7a5, folio
lS, and september %, 1875, recorded IN Liosr -
40 folio 5, two OF tie land records Of tue District
OF Columbia, snall sail pablia sale, in fro nt OF
the Premises. on MONDAY, the 20th day Of Octo.
Der, 1871, ~ o COCK y. m., subdiy sion Lot num-
Dered twenty one, (2i,D IN square numbsrei Mae
nurdtd aud twelve, 1912, and Subdivision Lof nu n
beret sixty-one (6l tn sluare numb sred nine hu u
died and tbirty-ttree, 1888 Of the plat or ground
pan oil tue city OF Washington, tog ot ner with the
I'M provemt nts there IN, three 1t Jry Brick Dwell.
ling on the frst -pAned Los, und a two-s,ory and
back building Frame Dwei liz g, Win six room D. b sth
room ana cellar, on II g lAss named lot
Terms OF sale OF the first naTet l)t will be one
third cash; b: lance in six, twelve aud e,ghteeu
nodths. afer The day of sale, nth ten Ger cent psr
snnum infe g I, PAYABLE semi annually until ia,
and enpula ION for 4 go pOlicy of urauce on
tte lDpro, ,ements, to bs provided for and paid by
Teros of SHE Of the ssconi ma ned lot will be the
full amOurt of the fnde otsdnsss, secured by said
deed of trust, with ten pc cont Interest from the
18th day Of pril. lST, together with the penses of
safe and cost of one ears insurance; balance ia
twelve sHd eighteen IN ont after the day OF sale.
with interest. and tls deferred paynen.s to be
secured by deed OF trust tbs or Jpsrty in both
Cases. 4 dep Jsit OF ons huadr5d doilats will be
required TO b made each piece OF properly At the
tine oil saie and ~ the terms not complied witn
ten Gays sifer the ay o! either cass the
Operty Will he resold after hSe days notice. to be
published in tie Evening Star, the rIsk and ost
OF the ut faultifg purchaser. All the expense of
det ds and recording to be I'D By the curch Aser
JE0. X. KENDALL, Trustee
T. WELL, Salesman. octi6-eo sds
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THonA5 BOWLING. Auc,,on,,,

lAPRONED PROPERTY-No 592 FIFTH
sIkkEI SOUfHEAST-AT AUCTION.
On MON DAYAfTERNOON. Octot er ~, "A
!sI, Al h clock in front o. the premises, t..}
-sali sell, parts Of lots 4 aud 5. In So lare .x.
81; situate on the side ~ 5th s.rest, betve
virginia avenre and street 1saJt; i'm pro ved
oy comfortable Frame Dwelling Containing 1--WE
Terms cash. CJnveysncins at purchase 's cost
oct'j-d;s THOMAS powL,NG. Auet.
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HTHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED until
.cs RnnoH JG,Hhsr hUspi III zane ,uf and
oct1-d h'u''ss'
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST.
PONED until WEDNESDAY, October 18TH, 1877, ,
same hour aud place.
ROD6LPHE CLAUGHTON, Trustee,
~THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
pONtD until WEDHEsDAY, October = A,h, isI,
-. R0DOLPHE OLAUGHTON, Trustee,
octIS No. 40Oh Louisiana avenue.
T'HOMAs BOWLING, Auotiopeer.
SALE OF A BrAgI!yyL RHsIDENos AT
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$1,000 FOR ANOTHER MANS SPITE
James Gorton Ben Le.. was yesterday
mulcte1 in verdict for $4,000 by Jury in
the superior court in a suit a. ainst ntm by
Phoebe Robertson as damages for the follow
ing libellous words published in the per-
sonal advertising column of the He1dlL. BE-
ware of the blackmaIling crowd at No8. 81
and IS west 18th street." Mrs. Robertson, who
Keeps boarding bouSe at Nos. 81 aud 81
wet 25th stree, on her attention being calle
TO The publication, asked Mr. Bennett 20 pub
lish reiractiOn of the advertisement, which
he refused 10 dO.-lN Y World. lSlh.
Evening star., 1877-10-20

ARRANGEMENT or Four MURDERERs-
In the circuit court of Ar1e Arunie cOduty,
at AnnaH 1lis, four mur lerers were arraigaCi
yesterday morning, three white men a Al one
tolofet. Their name; were Henry Norfolk
A dew Hammond, VIM. l.. Edgar and
Richard Lloyd. They all pleaded not guilty.
Norfolk is charged with the murler OF his
wife by beating her over the head with a
CUB ne sr Friendship, on the 25th OF May last.
His trial wall take place on the 29th instant.
Andrew Hammond is charged with the MUIR
der OF Joshua Saffeld on the 2lst of Septem-
Der. The homicide took place at Oien:on
and is said to be the result OF a drunkei
qrarrel. VIM. Edwards is charg-i witt
ling Mary Gibbs, colore1 4, on October g.,
by shooting her through the heart. Tley
were quarreling about some ltIle, when the
woman point d gu1 at Edgar. He firei
wDile she wa, taxing aim, and she fell To the
ground des I. Rio hard Lloyd Is an elderly
color, man, quite lame. He is charged W IN
re murder of his vie on the Is n OF MAY
last, by she otiny her with guu. H was
int 'xtcat, at the tine, aud claims tha tn q
shooting was aC eide If-l.
Evening star., 1877-10-20
nowNMAN . GREEN. AactionesT..

TbUsTEES SALE OF ALL THE EUKNiruRF,
NUE. HOTEL.
~ virtue Of a deed of trust, duly recorded in0
1ieer 81. fJiiC 2s, Ole Of the Iaad records fOrt
" athlngt-n county, ID. O.. aad NJ the re4ue =, A
lhNfltng' - toe psrty secured thereby, will III
sell Al p1ntic aucuOu, on the PREMISE at I'D a. /. .
on The 80 n OF OCTOBER, al ths Fnrliturs, &c
aeScribed IA SAID dset OF con atne IN tre
New Ork tvenu. 1rai, aorthg =, c 1rper "A
i'm dre.t aud New York avenue. The VII bis of
stt vii De on re as ntirely W hen If
h.r sold n Will then De offered by ths o ecr
Iernis On all sums Of nye hun5 al doi' arsI COl
ana more o1e-hAlf "a ss7, and Vance ia 3 and
il monhs- ss-issc Oriiy secnrsd, W IN inferred AZ
per cent, ali sums under five hur . lilrs OJ
cash. Ioc!3-eOl W. =. THOMPSON. rrnsi.a
Evening star., 1877-10-20

IHE TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE II PEOPLE
Will not tjoice over the mefho 1optei by
me temperance reformers of Southingt N
Conn, to keep signers of the pic ige from
breaking their oath. one day last week a
mf I VINO had been a drunkard, but VINO hs 4
signed the pledge several weeks before an1
since fulfilled his promise, was found lying
N the street almost iusensible from drunk
enress. He had been tempted to drink and
.Led not resisted the temptor. The reformers
uound him in q whc elblIrow aud wheeled
bIm about the town, at the same time beet
Ing di ums and yelling SO as to call every
persons attention TO the mans disg-ace.
Evening star., 1877-10-20

II U. BR0OKER, JR., Auctioneer,
-. tIa-bie Buildiug,)
Northwest corner OF llth street aud Penn'a avenue
Evening star., 1877-10-20

THE CIGAR MAKER STRIKE In New
York has not subsid6i bus, o the contrary.
seems stronger tlan ese. o. % Ore sbop
struck yC- tel lay. The en-, 1 O. ,ap'z ton
OF strikers mceis every d =. Ia, n rey r,
nom the different SOD on So ke. Sore
cigar matters hom Pale levi. went To
work ye -tcIday MOI lInga a. 8. - az oSy & Co.'S
iac' Try, but al.or Do- king a b ~ wee
pei -us Il 4 by the r.kers ID quit work, ard
PACKERS, nurlbeiinD over i've hucd 4, will
probably join tie cisrr makers. IL is IT.
mated hat twelve thousard car mlSe-s
are now on str,k ke. the NJ lnUfaC turers We
unanimously adopted q re-olution ssfhst uu-
der no circumstances whatever will We a
c. lie II the demands o. our workmer.- II
was also decided that the strike must b put
down al all hazards, and the Ci.armake-s
Union, as 1t now exists, broken up.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-28

The Lower Rio Grande has been re-
markably quiet for several months past
We learn this fact from a despatch from
Brownsville. What is the object then, of
hurrying troops to that quarter? Yet we
are informed by the despatch from which
the foregoing news is quoted that three
companies Of United States troops have
just arrived at Brownsville, and that these
troops are the first part of the additional
force that has been ordered there. The
policy of Hayes seems to be to send troops
TO regions where there is no need of them.
Reduce the army to ten thousand men.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-28

THERE will be Consistory held TO day
to create two cardinals, Mareti and Pelle-
grini, and another on Monday next to give
the hat to the Archbishop of Cambray. IT
is understood that the Pope will. at one of
these consistories deliver an allocution, the
substance of which has already been CON-
municated to the cardinals for their advice
treating of the question of the temporal
power of the Papacy and declaring that ita
opponents aim at the life Of the Church ty
endeavoring to res'r ct the Pontif1 in the
exercise Of his functions. The Pope will
al,o discuss the question Of the rights of
the Italian Government as patron of the
archiepiscopal see of Naples, where va
cancy exists by reasan Of the death Of
Cardinal Rsrio Sforza
The Morning herald., 1877-12-28

Our Northwestern correspondence con
firms the telegraphic denials Of the absurd
stories Of the firing of the prairies BY be-
ligerent Indians, and while effectively dis
posing of the wild border rumors of out
breaks by Sitting Bull and his malcontent
Sioux indicates that we may in the early
spring anticipate trouble from that quarter.
After Indians have discovered that it il
both pleasurable and profitable first to fight
the United States and then to make peace
with them, it is hardly likely that they
will settle down to humdrum existence
in Canada, to earn their own living, and
with no hope of embellishing their persons
and their homes with scalps and robbery.
1t should be remembered, too, that Calpda
has only some three hundred men in her
Northwest Mounted Police force, and that
therefore the Sioux driven from our borders
may come to despise their new neighbors.
No matter how we'll disposed, too, the head
men may be, the younger warriors may
steal away-as they do on our own terri
tory-and commit deeds Of rapine for
which the whole band will be held respon-
sible by the public. Fortunately, the Ca
nadians will hold the tribe responsible for
the decd Of the individual unless the indi-
vidual be given up, and if the worst comes
to the worst such an arrangement might be
made as after the Minnesota massacres if
teen years ago insured the punishment Of
the murderers who thought that questions
about boundary line should be as risidly
construed in the case of savage rufians
found red-handed as in that of political
fugitives. Perhaps with an eye to tbis
contingency the State Department may re-
serve its decision in the case of Mexico.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-28
THE LIQUOR TRADE.

The annual report Of the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue shows that there are
4, ,992 distilleries in the United States.4 GOA
wholesale liquor dealers, 2,75S breweries,
1,1SO rectifers, and 164,59S licensed retail
liquor shops. New York has the largest
number of brewers, wholesale liquor deal
ers and saloons or dram shops. North
Carolina has the largest number of distil-
leries, and the smallest number of dram
shops. OF the 1892 distilleries in the
Union, that State has 1925; but for the
most part they are very small establish
ments, and consist of single still located
in the remote and almost inaccessible
mountain valleys. There are probably
single establishments in New York and
Boston that manufacture more whiskey
than five hundred of the thousand little
places in North Carolina In Maine they
have no distilleries, but Wholesale liquor
dealers aud 402 public saloons. But they
have other devices for refreshing the in.
.r man. 1t is- said that mock funerals
cross the border from New Bunswick, with
coflns lined with. case bottles, from which
The spirits are resurrected without waiting
Tor Gabriels trump to blow. a'
The Morning herald., 1877-12-28

The agitators of Greece get up demon
strations against Turkey whenever the for
tunes Of war are favorable to Russia
When the Cars armies crossed the Danube
the Greeks could hardly be restrained from
attacking the Turks; d lring the months
OF Russian inaction or adversely that fol-
lowed that event, the Greeks found no diff
fculty in restraining themselves; but since
tie fall of Pievna, the Greeks are once
more eager to take sides against the Turks.
Ga the Greco Turkish frontier. the agita-
tion runs high; and the soldiers there re-
Gently joined the mob in an anti-Turki-h
demonstration Al these things lead OBJ
servers to believe that the Greeks are fol-
lowing the unbvroic example Of the Ser
yians.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-28

The Chester Mica and Porce lain Co..
recently shipped several hundred pounds
Of mica to China, to be manufactured into
husehold gods. The mica, before shipment,
is cut into blocks Of various sizes, the largest
being seven inches square, and is sold by
weight. On reaching China it is divided
into the thinnest possible strips, and one
side of each strip is painted the figure Of
some Chinese divinity. Wien completed
they are placed on mantel or some other
conspicuous place. Some families have a
house full Of these gods. They are very
fashionable goods, and are displacing some
of the ancient and hideous idols Of the
Chin ese,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-28

1T is positively announced that an effort
will be::nade to get creditable exhibition
Of women's work for the United States
section in the forthcoming Worlds Fair at
Paris. 1t is good idea, and we trust that
no obstacle will be raised by that narrow
and snobbish feeling which SO interfered
with the success of the women's exhibit in
Philadelphia. If there is anything which
is truly characters c of feminine ingenu-
ity and industry in the United States, it is
the improved garments for women which
have been invented in this country, and
are so extensively coming into use. At the
Philadelphia Exhibition none of thee were
permitted to.b displayed, and people from
other countries who were here had to 60
away with very defective conception Of
what American women are able to accom-
plish. 1t is to be hoped that at Paris no
such contemplate prejudice will be suffered
t, prevail.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-28

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec, as, 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-28

A resolution requiring the Speaker and
Clerk Of the South Carolina House to wear
robes, passed that body on the l6;h, and
accordingly speaE er Sheppard and Clerk
Sloan now daily appear in their places in
new blue silk gowns. 1t is an anto-war
fashion. But it would have been more
appropriate if they had been autl orized to
wear three tails like Turkish pasha.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-28

IT might be advisable to keep an eye on
the hotel registers at Vigo, Spain. Nobody
can tell when the arrival there may be
recorded of one Don Oweno Morale. He
is in Canada to-day, as Tweed was in Cuba.
Where will he be to- MORROW ?
The Morning herald., 1877-12-28
THE HERALD
rhe Morniax Herald

cxceptetl). and delivered in the city of
Wilmington and surrounding places for six
cents per week, payable to the carriers.
Mall subscriptions, postage free, three
A0llars per annum.
0Es. O'BYRNE d Co., Publishers.
No. 500 Sh'piey Street.
81 Wilmin: gton, Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-28

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS -~Those of our
subscribers who are indebted TO the MORN
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re-
nittance.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-11

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
L'AdtOpgular Depositors without charge.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-11
a. EMBELLISHMENTS

E. in your own town. Terms
Lac Teek TeE o"tfit n, free. II. HALLETT q
portland Maihe'
The daily gazette., 1877-05-11

a week to Agents. 80 OnQEt
k55sS1l FREE p o. NicAHN' :
IWvEs Maine.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-11
Fashionable Furniture !
], & ]. N. HARTMAN
No 40 King street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

kWILMINGTUN, DELL
~,,.~r, We respectfully inform the citi,
9E3W zens OF Wilmington, and the sur.
III rounding country that we continue
s<da9Ap to manufacture and keep on hand
at our large and long established ware,
rooms, Furniture of every variety and
styie, consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor
dinning-room and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is IaTger anu
more varied than can be found in Delaware
and ali articles sold at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds of the most fashionanit
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand, We also manufacture and con
stantlv keep a large assortment OF Spring
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses;
AA"''' J. 81. N. HARMAN,
41O King street, wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-11
Price, T,uemty- Fice Cents.
NEWSPAPER .
ADVERTISING

o,s Hundred and Ninth Edition.
r,,ipn. complete list of all the tewns
a'Tiii w Tinted States, the Territories, and
lTHs,winion of Canada, having a popula-
Vynai,a %natar than 5000, according TO the last
Sns together with the names OF the
IT,napers having the largest local circu-
MI II each of the places named. Also,a
.sioeue syo Of newspapers which are recon-
.-Sdtoadvertisers giving greatest value
.-,Sortion to prices charged. Also, all
.Ts,spers TITal. in the United states and Cana
S,THiing over 5000 copies each issue
M Iil t6e Religious, Agricultural, Sci
.,asrand Mechanical, Medical. Masonic,
ITsn'Ie, Educational, Commercial, In
|TanCe, Real Estate, Law, Sporting, Mu-
I'M Fashion, and other special class jour
In very complete lists. Together with a
|mnnIele list of over 300 German pape~s
|vniei in the United States. Also, AN essay
p0D Advertising; many tables of rates,
|foTng the cost Of advertising in various
|Svspapers and everything which begin
I'm advertising would like TO know,
Address. GEO. p. R0WELL & CO.,
ii Park Row, New York.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-11
THE MISS HoUsToNS'
EfIl LAY and Boarding School,
''AAkScEs AT 900 DELAWARE AVENUE,
SEPTEMBER x,s7s

Of The pos, pyU9hg ladies' are thorough educators
s9S SPIRIT Is WTehned kind. in mind. manners
will be don. we are sure the greatest justice
care, To 1eo 70 al pupils intrusted to their
eltthe yonn% uVn tne oung to think. to draw
Nd IN Une n, mind into another with facility
happy arr tas ~ mat is useful and DELIGHTFUL is a
ter Of tt, thS,.a and this is the method and charae-
% said 10 young ladies. Their prospects
\ limited ana ~ encouraging, as their number
he adysnta anu nn hiling up. Those who wish
pgsoon. IT, 9l the'r instruction should APP
aGt directjse n location is healthy and conve-
Slsssatu uVM ,ys the heart Of the city in Sny uno
SsdOOr, sn% Sns;ner could step in and get out at
FROratnnsan IL IN other weather the wsIk IL in.
nealthV. auRl6-tf
The daily gazette., 1877-05-11

.s,,rY CARDS no alike, any name
l,oc.. c. SMITH, Green Brook: Cot,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-06
ALEXANDRIA, VA, TUESDAY, MARCH g. 1877.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. ROBERTSON, 10 south Eutsw street
- Baltimore, Md, from long experience IN
Hospital and Special Practice, will guarantee
Cure in all Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
Nervous aud Organic Weakness, General , De-
bility, Impotency, (oss of sexual power TX *
haustion and all bad effects arising from early
indiscretions and abuses Also all Female Com
plants. Diseases recently contracted positively
cured in 10 10 days Or. T., endorsed by tne
leading physicians of Baltimore, guarantees h;sts
honorable and scientific treatment tc aII pisc'ng
themselves in his hands. Ill consultations
strictly confidential Can be consulted in Wash
ington every Wednesday aud Saturday, from
to 8 p. ul., at his Office, 92l ST., between 9th
and 10Th Cali or write, enclosing stamp lor
reply leD ply