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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-25
MEDICAL
MEDICAL,
TORTY YExRS ;iEloRS RIM frIIiG
DR.. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
yoa TMz CURE o.
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
nR uiz crIE o.

Symptoms Of e Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
edgeofthe ribs, increasesonpres-
Gure; sometimes the pain is in cleft
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of
the shoulder, ard is sometimes mis-
taken for q rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
Thereisgenerally considerable loss
ofmemory, accompanied withapain-
FL sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some
times an attendant, The patient
.,s:. AZ. "A st,;I;.,,
So1nplalns o. Meatil'g -: a1.u uepilsy,
NC : easiiy s.asieu, us 1870 e - =
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercisewould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
Il, In fact. he distn,sts every rem.
edv Several of.the above svmp.
toms attend tbe disease but case
have occurred where few Of Them ex,
;s,sd yet eYsm;nat;on of ,be hodv
after death. has shown The LIVER 10
have been ertens;yelv deronepd-
CTS sWD EEvSp
IA NJ r = Mcr r.. .S - 7 - ,rrn I p,,,.
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s .I.tn wiz. e.n.s, , S.e E I...
os.5s,.;s ean r. , ,ssd -sn.rs,os,
.a'hal', &c can ., It ase1, piela'at I
TO- 81 a aG;.s III En- apa s;,. ms
VII, m .h S' d;es sl | 70 o;ro ,h.n,
WIN suls o.'eSS " s's ''sA "
FAIR TRIAL.
For all RiI;ore derannemente and
rs a simple curative. they are I'M.
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Grafton Politics.


Conespondepes Of he InteIIlgeneef'
The Greenback excitement has not yet
reached Taylor. Numerous candidate,
are In the field for the petty offices, and
the County Conventions promise to b
lively. John W. Mason 10 prominently
mentioned for Congressional honors. Col
Mason would make perhaps the strongest
candidate Of any man In the>diStrict, be
was & fearleIs soldier during the war, II
now one Of the 6nest lawyers In the State
and 4 gentleman In every way qualified
to gil the Office with honor TO himself
and the State,
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GUNNER RESORT.
AURORA HOUSE,
AURORA, PRESTON CO., VIVA.

This Hotel Is open for the reception Of Sumner
guests Auron u dell, htially situated, 1850 fec,
above tide water good roads and beautiful drives
twelve miles fom Oakland, well known Summer
Resorts on the B. a o. r r. bfor mountain acme
~ and healthy bracng atmosphere, It 10 unIur.
passed. Accommodations good. Ny table supplied
with the best the county Affords. A comfortable
earrttse viii convey guests from and TO the rload.
Good rtieTepos siyen.
Terms, 81 per v.tk; SIS per month Of four NeekI;
children and servants hall Pits
P.s-No Bar. lac
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FINANCIAL.

N hsE d uglnIIed and PREPARED 10 transact
Ahnas d hanklng In al IL details,
ahoItsdi he Flint National Bank Of Wheeling,
.Hesi y The nuA ihLrthOlderi and d under Tie
- EiaAstfasht.
g1itaIJ fSlrdlns The interests Of lts Cor
sSsi,sn Lod Deposition, and BY prompt and
~ - neeet9n Of lhdf SiIhes, Il hops 70 merit
= sssa Ihd tonAdsnsS
y I'd Blh discounted,
r,s. Tsani made 90 al points throughout the
seti Accounts ,1blst 10 check a, sight TO
,siI,S ~ Hiuti, haEGr, Flim,, Corporation,
y Ss "a ~. y Dspod.Irud payable on demand
aH" IhEsa 90 Special Depotu.
M. plEECTun:
~ ~ |! ss';El, WIN. B. simpson,
seia Hn. A. Turntr,
INI John L Hobbs,
-APH' ! my2i-dAv
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GOING EAST AND WEsr.
On and ailsr Nay ilih, ls7s, Taini WIN un
daily (SIeept sunday
. Ihfeuth Trains 10 Pittsburgh.
2 Through Trains 10 cIeTeland,
2 through Trains 10 chIsaao. 49, al.
PullmIn'i Parlor Can between Welliyille and
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Can on all Train, between
Alliance and ChleIgo. y +T5ilI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-25
u,aE HYaEIA HOTEL.
i OLD POINT COMFORT, VA

Situated within 100 yards Of Fort Monroe. opsu
al the year, with ample opacity for coo guest,
Has all modern Improvements, elevator, glS and
electric bells in tyery room. wafer, bith.roonl
telegraph Office. Fifteen 70 twenty hrSelass liean.
ers land daily, except Sunday, $50 yards from The
door. Superior beach for bathing at door.steps
and good from May until November. Boating
nshing and driving especially attractive. Send
for circular describing hygienie advantages. TERM
numbar In room, length Of stay etc.
mys q. PH0EBus, Proprietor.
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DHGNIx SALOON & RESTAURANT
L No. O WASHINGTON HALL.

This establishment has been ftted up resardes.
Of .xperbe, and Il without doubt the hand,omsti
end most attractive place Of the kind In the city
The Rt,taurant cannot Be SURPRISED anywhere
and the Bar contains the choicest Wines, Liquor
and Ggnri. Clam soup every morning and even.
street, every Saturday evening BY Kramer's unri.
vailed UrcheslrI ltS
National Republican., 1878-10-08
GEoRG ETOTN VIEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

Collected by Republican Reporters.
The annual fall regatta of the Potomac Boat
Club will take place this afternoon, and, judg.
ing from the extensive arrangements made by
the committee having the affair In charge,
there can be no doubt but that It will be one
Of the finest that they have ever given. The
regatta will take place at 4:3o. o'clock. and the
members who will take part are rs follows
Paper shell-Norman Bcstor, stroke; j.
ZeiGlcr, 3; ROBBERS, 9, and Gibson, bow.
Boat Snratoga-George Wheatley, stroke c.
Zapponic, 3 A. T. Brce, 9, and S. II. Wheeler,
bow.
Single boats-Roberts, Barbarin, Bailey,
Johns, and Stevens.
Double shel!s-Wheeler, Bailey, Bcstor,
Zeigler, Barbarin, and Stevens.
The boat-house will he gorgeously decorated
with bunting and every accommodation has
been made for the invited guests and es.
pecally for the ladies. None will be admitted
without a card of invitation. The course will
be from the boat-house to above the Acque-
duct bridge and return.
Mr.. J. Dallas Bowman, one of the most
prominent drug clerks in Georgetown, left yes.
terday for Frederick, Nd, where he will re-
main during the Frederick city fair.
Mr. Anthony Salmon, jr the popular general
baggage agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, visited the District yesterday and
called at the Georgetown office Of the company,
and was courteously entertained by the agent,
Mr.. L. Lewis.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, oct. 7, ISIS.
Cotton dull and weak. Middng nomInally ioglOt
Flour quiet and lnominay steady. Howard-street
and Western supernne o. 1908 So do extra % $50 aE
do. family, u sCgSi City Mills superane, so 50 do.
extra, sI@i21i do Rio brands sS eS1S 80 Patapsco
family ys825.
wheat-southern dull and steady. Western lower
and closing rm Southern red, prime, sll 03 do. am.
ber oiSi o0i No. Pennsylvania red, d OSyi; No
Western winter red spot and October d OJlI
November, q ctS@l 3ih; December. o. oftqio s.
Southern white SSh6fS6c do yellow, Si@ 52c West.
ern miIed, and October, spot, EGI7thc; November
Et.WEbc; steamer, &c.
0als fairly active aud firm. southern, 2I9alc;
Western White. S1Soci do mixed. 2s2ssc; renn.
aylvana, 2Td Oc.
Rye-No stock and market Hrm'at SiGg5Gc.
Hay quiet and light demand. Maryland and Penn
Provisions dn and good Iobblng only. Pork, mess,
eo75 Bulk meats Loose shoulders, ii.c: CleaT.r6
sldrs, bAci packed, 5sGG5's and 6i496'sc. Bacon-
sugarcuTed Baiic Lard, refined tlerces, &c. Butter
Choice firm and wanted Western and glades 10 o
lSc.
Petroleum quiet aud steady. Refined. S4Ic; cru de
yonee duh. Rio eargoes, iDt9iTRe
Whisky firm Al tl O9ii,
Sugar steady and TAR demand. A sorl, Las,;c.
- Recepts-Flour, 800 bu; wheat. $500 bus corn,
shipmsnsSW Wheat. IOs.OOO bu; corn, 81 ,OOO bu.
Frelghls to Liverpool per steam quiet. Cotton $40
a. l-3.d flour. - Cd grain, o. al asked
Beef cattle.The market was slow aud shade OF.
Sidf.c; medium, 2,iGgd14c; ordinary, 2Cl2i,c TRe
most sales were NJ SSGic Receipts, 4s67 head Sales,
Hogs-1rade was moderately active aud prices I.c
of. Quotations, Ak@6,tc. Receipts, OGiJ head.
Shgep-ThU receipts oI sheep were sis head Quota
uons, 3gtljac Trade being moderately active.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
at the Commissioner. omcc.

CLEANED at the Commissioners Office.
The new work.house Is expected to be ready
for occupancy by the Goth instant.
Commissioner Phelps expected to leave the
city last night for brief visit to New York.
Mr.. George w. Beall has been appointed
supervisor Of goods In the middle district, vice
George 7. Smallwood, removed.
The property.holders on N street northwest
petition for Improvement In tho condition OF
that street, which is now almost impossible.
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following
permits: To build-William II. Bohannet, one
two-storv brick, Fourth, between q street and
South Carolina avenue, $1,000. Repairs-H.
Ward, patch roof, s.; George W. Brown, relay
$50.
Hon. James Gilfllan, Treasurer Of the
United States, calls the attention Of the Com.
missiOncrs to section 52l5, Revised Statutes.
under which the Treasurer of the United
states is required to assess semi-annual duty,
and to ask that, II deemed best by the Com
missioner, an opinion be requested of the At.
torney-Gcncral whether national bank In ar
irving at the amount oftaxable stock, "beyond
the amount invested In United States bonds"
under the section referred to,shall be allowed to
deduct the amount invested In fifty.year 365
funding bonds ofthc District of Columbia issued
under the act Of June 90 1874. Us Statutes,
1907 This letter is In the nature of request
for an authortive revision of the opinion of
the Solicitor (Talbot) of the Treasury, under
date of December Is, 1875,
National Republican., 1878-10-08
MISCELLAN NKOUS.
Fine Use of IrurunCe.


writer in the London Hornet relates an
anecdote amusingly III .strative Of the round
about ways of red tape. An officer detached
somewhere on special duty and allowed to
charge his expenses to the war-oiIice, duly sent
there memorandum of the dit rent sums he
had disbursed. Among those was an item of
one shilling paid to porter who had helped
to carry his luggage. This item the officer en-.
tered as porter" Shortly sfterward ho re-
ceivcd official letter from the war. office, in
which his attention was called 10 this extra
ordinary charge" Captain was re-
minded that the Secretary of War was not dis
posed TO sapction the cost Of his beer being de-
iraycd out of the public moneys, and that in
any case, even In hot weather whole shilling
for porter was decidedly excessive. My friend
was much tickled. He dispatched formal
reply, in which he elaborately explained that
porter" did not represent the liquor he had
poured down his throat. but the man who had
CARED his luggage. This brought curt reply
from Pail Mall directing Captain - TO
enter such charges not as porter" but as por-
temgc." The gallant officer In question, q
httle amused and perhaps a little annoyed at
this ridiculous ed.tapeism, took the warning
to heart. A few weeks later In making up
the account OF his disbursements. he had occa-
sion to charge Is. Cd. for the hire Of cab.
Mindful of the past he argued to himself that
II porter" In War Office English became trans
mOgrncd into portemge," "cab, of course,
must undergo the same development, and he
mcckly jottcd down, III his modest schedule
lsd, in what he supposed to be orthodox mani
ncr BY she next post he received trenen-
dous fools-cap sheet Indignantly desiring to
know why Captain -- had presumed to
charge 15d for cabbage"
National Republican., 1878-10-08
District Courts,
SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsrRIc

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Mr. Charles ?. Bryan, on report of the examin-
ing committee. as..admitted to the bar. Bryan ct
al VS.. sNndeuon; decree dismissing appeal, and
appeal allowed TO the Supreme Court Of the United
States. Rider w. White ordered to be restored to
Its proper place on the calendar Peugh VS.. Davis;
mandate from the Supreme Court of the United
States filed, and cause rCmanded to the Circuit
Court. IN re Capital Publishing Company, bank
Tuptcy; this cause was up from the bankrupt
court on appeal from dismssing bill the peti.
toner, Mr. George Hill it,. asked that the company
be declared involuntary .bamkrupts fer failing to
meet and buy certain promissory notes which the
petitioner holds, and the defendants, being manu-
hcurers are bound to take care of their commercial
cured BY oolusion and fraud, and assert that, If
indebcd at all 10 the petitioner, Il Is not In any
such aim as claimed; they deny that they arc In.
standing obligations against them they firther
deny That Gn petitioner is creditor to the extent
count even II admitted 10 be correct wouih nc, %
be us auch as stated argued and snbmittcI
United states rs; CLARK hearing set for Thursday
lns; on hearing.
CRIMINAL coURT-JUsTIcE wyLIE.
The presl ling Judge ,respited the petil jury for
In the general term.
A TWO o'clock the grand jury came into court
Eliza \. Mcdonald, alias Eliza 4. McDonneiI as.
tault win intent to kill Sally Johnson, arralgned
ahd pleaded not guilty, George Curry alias Sknney
curry petit larceny second Oifense pleaded not
guilty. George Lewis, burglariously enterng the
house OF John Casey in August last pleaded moi
guilty. Charles Washington, petit larceny, second
ofensc, plead not guilty. Charles Stelyard ALA
JohWon' petit larceny, second oflensc pIeaded moi
guilty, leter Hogan larceny, pleaded not guilty
Owen Taylor, resisting officers pleaded not guilty
IhumPs Banks petit larceny, second oilpnsu pleaded
guilty; sentenced to the Albany pcnitentiaTy Tor
one year. John Denis; larceny, pleaded not gully.
Those cases IN which pleas Of not guilty were en-.
tered Will be tried next week,
le following indictments were found yesterday:
In Cole alias Coleman petit larceny, second
,1i!elisei John Williams robbery; Charles A. CAT
sllIer, larceny; john JoacS alias George Maulof,
National Republican., 1878-10-08
The Woman Who was Afraid of Being
Kissed.

Tho Woman Who was Afraid of Being
Kissed.
A man was once walking along one road, and
II woman along another. The roads finally
united, and the man and woman, reaching the
junction at the same time, walked on from
there together. The man was carrying q large
iron kettle on his back; in one hand he held
by the legs live chicken, in the
other cane, and he was leading goat.
Just as they were coming to deep, dark
ravine the woman said to the man, L
am afraid to go through that ravino
with you II Is lonely place, and you
might ovcrpOwer me and kiss me by
force. "lf you were afraid of that"
said the man, you shouldn't have walked
with me at all; how can possibly ovcrpowcr
you aud kiss you by force when | have this
great iron kettle OH my back, n cane in one
hand and a live chicken In the other and am
leading this goat? l might US well be tied
hand and foot"
YES" replied the woman; "but II YOU
should stick your cane into the ground and tie
the goat to it, and turn the kettle bottom side
up and put the chicken into 1t, then you might
wickodly kiss me- in spite Of my resistance"
the rejoicing man to himself: 81 should never
have thought Of such expcdcnts."
And when they came to the nvinc he stuck
his cane In the ground and tied the goat 20 ii,
gave the chicken to the woman, saying.
Hold it while cut some grass for the goat"
and then, lowering the kettle from his shoul-
ders imprisoned the fowl under IL, aud wick
edly kissed the woman, as she was afraid ho
would,
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Spencerian Business College,
Corner Of Seventh and L Streets Northwest

Gives education for real life TO sons and daughters
The cuursc comprises fenmnnship, Spelling, Compo-
sitOn, COrT,sp spOndenCe business Arithmetic. single
and Double Entry Bookkeeping, business Practice,
Political Economy, Commercial Law, and Lectures.
bay aud evening OTen for reception OF students last
Monday Ia August and thereafter. For puTticulars
aully il. G SPENCER PRINCIPAL.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Georgetown Commercial News.
GRAIN MARREr.

O.
GRAIN MARREr.
whest-The market for wheat to-day continues
steady and unchanged, with . lntls better feeling
manifested on the part Of buyers especially for the
besi descriptions Of Fultz and Lancaster. The Offer
ings oniChaDgti amounted 10 about 400 bushels of
wheat, with sales at the range Of sGtI Ola for prime
TO strictly prime Fultz aud 81 c2,l o. per bushe for
prime TO choice mixed FultE and Lancaster.
Corn-The market for corn continue, steady and
Quiet with better supply or both white and yellow
We quote hominally at S?954c per bushel for yellow
and white.
BY oanRl-Boat Medley, with 2,S0J bushels of corn
and ,SOo bushels Of wheat 10 Hartley Bro boat N
Thomas, with 22lO bushels wheat, tCO bushels corn,
leD bushels rye tons milee and q barrels Hour to
q a. NJ Waters; boat ThrAsher, with 100 bushels
wheat to II N Talbot.
Notwithstanding John Glbson Travers. New
York, with an assorted cargo OF freight to District
Clearsd- steamer Defiance, Ford. PhadelphIa,w with
return freight.
ArriHed-schnoners Henry Davy, King, New York
10 LOAD Ioad coal; William Lewis Baxter. New Bedford
Cieared-schooners Emelie L BIrdsu, BIrdsin, Prov
BEDFORD. With 7sS tons coal; Trrry Noi barrel Fail
hlyer, with So tons coni; Stephen Morgan. Cheese
paSn M0crs AGsm ss PsOysr
TST A4S. M.s, MWs; s'Ie Ienn,s nn Cat F
Rver % Davis bL yor LiIry RsnaS nSyf Il Long, S%
snsan Lh"Iles, Clara, Clara, MaiIoy Matte 2, Fannon
hIctafa i j I"Ss ben N WIIsSsan aaS WaisR. Gtf
silekng,, American Flag, Weber, A German, and
care r Long, Carrie H. star No 0, Baltimore
William Williams, Loudop; Mollie Waters, W Web;
@lEns MSoTS MS1 RsSy SSspsx sSmS. MTiss Xms sa &a
q an p HSysr, Henry BOYD s9llic JepGIe Queen Guy,
lus, II Masters, Lowell, Arrow, Ho6in, Clara, L il
g hgBe%S, " u R!i|Sr, Ritter, Il LSng. ny Wsst. N FsTgon,
mau, and " Irving.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
COM NJ MIEltCIAL.
Washington River Front.
,,f........ ~


ARRIVED.
Biscoes whnrf-schooners Amelia Henri, Elzey,
Hayre de Grace, with coal TO l. W Guinand; Prince
George, Joncs, Eastern shore, with wood TO Blscoe
Rileys wharf-schoOners Arthur Jones, Mary Ame-
lila, ID W Weeden, Della, q W Driver II II Lnmbert,
Genny, Oriental, II Jones, John & Braden, 8 A
Douglas John Francis I Hamilton, Emma Berry,
and Reindeer. nll from the Chesapeake with oysters
aud sweet potatoes to market.
JohnsOns wharf-Schooner Rising Sun, Griftin,
Uavre de Grace with 200 tons Of coal to johnson
Bros steamer Defiance, Ford, Philadelphia with an
assorted cargo OF merchandise to District merchants
Chrters wharf-sciiooneTs foaIning sea, Wooten,
How're lie Grace with lsO toni OF oal 10 Burgess &
James Carer.
Clark Ovens wharf-schooner S Kirwan, Ty-
ler. HRvre de Grace, with ijO ious coal 10 Clark e
Given.
EAsby's wharf-scho0nsr od0Ine. -, Kennebec
River, with go tons Ice 10 Barker.
CLEAREn
river, light,
a, Riley wharf.Schooners Ino. Mole. Sarah Jane,
fhoo Ply, joe Miller, q ScTvencr, and GOdhnch.
down th' river, light.
JOhnsUus whurf-Schoouer w + Garrison, Bowen,
Geofgetown, 10 load coal.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
GIlnklNil NIIsllII.

The secret whereby sheer muslin is made to
assume the now desirable appearance OF Grape
Is this The dress tie, or bow Is washed in
cold water without the use of soap or starch.
To the riusing water is added u little clear
coleo-Only enough to give the muslin a faint
creamy cast. Then wiring out by twisting tho
gnols into n rope, as tightly as possible and
winding IL around the clothes line---likc vino
securing It at each end In this way let Il
dry thoroughly. Then carefully unwind and
shake out, aud, If successful, the muslin will
have that creamy, crinkled look alone known
in cTnpcs
National Republican., 1878-10-08
pRorosALs FOR MAIL.LocKs.
Pnsr.osrwr DErARTNExr.

TVNT-UEI T Y UTTARTMENr.
wAsHIN,1ruS. o. g, Au-tU Is, ISIS.
eparatu sealed TTnpo at " u h. received az this
Prepayment until u CC.G X, noon on the rth day OF
March. Is7H, ior furnishing four new and different
Kind, OF l.u K and kDNs for the sole and exclusive
use u the United state mails, inCluiy besides tnose
tu lie u,e for mail bII', such 10 be uss for the
street UiIrrhuN'- ui III" United states
As the public ~ pOsurr ANA searching examination
necessary 10 intelligent bidding un Ruy prescribed
entirely destroy the further utility Of nll such LOCKS
nnhkcys for the iurpDs OF The mIil~, tn Poslmastpr
General prrsrriheS no models samples for bidders.
but ROLES Tor SELECTION Ou the hanIc Ingenuity
nnd skill which fair competition among inventors,
hereby invited may develop In samples submitted by
SDecltlCa OF re Iulrcmcns ~ to proposals.
p a. kludsnnd Quantities OF luCkSRnd keys contracts.
Be- VIII b" furnished on application by letter TO the
ScCund Assistant Pu,tuIustrr-t'CuprN.
No proposal will b. considered which IA not sub
miltod IN accord wth such specifications and
forms OF proposal
The contracts which may be nIi" ARE 70 BE- In con.
f0rmty with IhespcccUiOns and nc rptel rrul nSHls
- NJ. KEY,
Pm I'm. f..UnF
National Republican., 1878-10-08
VEGETINE.
lowe NY HEALTH
To Your Valuable Vegetine.

NEWPORT, KY, April %, 1917.
Mn. H. X. STEVENS:
D'dr ST! Having suffered from breaking out OF
CInkstOus Sorss Tor more than hve years caused by
All accident Of u fractured bone, which fracture ran
Into running sore, aud have used everything could
tEluk Of aud nothing helped me, until had taken six
the apOihecury, recommended very highly. The sixth
bottle cured ME. and all I can say y that owe my
health to your valuable NegGtne, Your most Obe-
dient servant, ALBERT Won HOEDER.
1T unnecehssry for me to enuperate hs diseases
for which the NKUkrISE should be used. know OF
disease which will not admit of Its with good
results Almost innumeIab,e COmpEints are caused
by poisonous secretiUns In the blood, which can be
entirely expelled from the system by the use OF tho
NEGEfISE. When the blood is perfettly clean.ed the
Is promptly restored, and Inc paiieut Is cured"
National Republican., 1878-10-08
AUCTION Sdies--To-Ddy.
Il H. WARNER, Real Estate Aucioneer. -


BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated September 90
1875, and duly recorded In Lber No sol, folio n, ct
sel Of the land records OF the District Of Columbia
and by the written request of the PARTY secured
thereby will sell a. public auction, m front Of the
premises, on TUESDAY, October r. at O'Clock y.
m. all those certain pieces parcels OF ground Lying
and being In the city Of Washington District Of 90
lumbia, and known and described as original lots
numbeIed six (el, seven a., aneen S aud The south
half OF lot numbered sixteen Is Y 1f), In snuRre
bered siS hundred and nny-thrce C5b3, also lots mum
bered twenty tOl and twentyonc (2l), IN II. H. Howl
sons recorded subdivision Of original lots numbered
nine Csl and ten l0) In said square numbered six
hundred and hity.three t6iJD together with the i'm.
prOvements on said lot q, consisting 1f comfortable
twostOry brick dwelling house; said lots contain
about $500 square feet of ground, and will he sold
parcels 10 suit purchasers.
Terms: One-third cash balance in q and II months
with interest at per cent. per annum. secured by .
deed OF trust on the property sold deposit OF so
required on each piece sold at time OF sale. Com
veyancnE at expense Of purchaser. II the terms Of
sale are not complied with IN seven days after sale
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk nnd cost OF the defAuting puTchBsr aflpr
five days advertisement
CHARLES E. FRASER, Trustee
- s30 FOur-and.ahnlf street northwest.
J. I. COLDWELL Salesman. scpe-ss,octl 3, :, s.