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Peremptory and Closing Sale


GALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
THE BIITfMoRE AND ONO. itAiLRoAD
day Of March, A. DnS9 and recorded In lIber II. u
oP Pses ScSrs. SsSay Md and By yFS. Of
assignment OF tho said mortgage 10 me- dated the 18th
day Of March, A. ID. isl2, recorded IN liber H. D. No
Ssorses County. Nd, viii sell At public aaction on
the premises near College Station, Nd, on April T.
1873 at 10 O'Clock a M. the following described real
Ali that tract, part Of tract or parcel OF land sit
uaied, lying and being In Prince Georges County,
Nd being part Of that portion OF the real estate OF
gene y Calvert by commissioner appointed by the
Circuit Court for Prince Georges County, sitting as
Court Of Equity to lay of the widows dover and
D. Calvert among his devsees and heirs law, OF
whom the said EngcneS. Calvert Is one, and known
aud described on the plat and roturn Of the Aforesaid
the same at stake on the east side OF tie abroad,
distant slxtythree feet from the centre OF snd rail-
road and running south fortyseyen and quarter de-
grces Any minutes, west twenty-five and qixiysix
onehundredhs Of perch to the division line between
lots Nos and T. and with snid line north eightytMo
entyeight one-hundredths Of perch; then north
twenty.one degrees and fortysix minutes east MY.
three and fty one-hundredths OF perch TO the be
shining and containing twelve acres or land more or
lea.
This property Is improved by q beautiful and de-
sirable Two story house well suited for country rest
iiy. The properly IS located convenien, 10 the rat
road station. and Is only twelve minutes rae Tum
Washington city.
Terms: no6 and expenses Of ,ale e cash bal;
per cent rom day Of sale. and sEcTIcd ~ mortgage
on the property sold. J, W. CHICK ERlNG.
Beneficiary under mortgage.
Mar7.ii,iLis,2Y,ss
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AUCTIONEERS.
Duncanson Bros, Ninth and ID SITS.
Wash. II. williams, d. cor. Tenth street.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERY
ssSHmS1s Chapman y
VIM p aE " ssr ami spee street.
". u. 4 o, ~. Morrison, as Pennsylvania avenue.
l. N. Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave. and Tenth st
BAkERl
Felix Desfosses. cOi? II street
CLOTHIN0.
L. $. Justn. 6is street.
DENTISTS.
Dr, c. DeMontreyIle. No. ige2 y, northwest.
DRuGuISTS.
Gogsalin', Temple Drug stors: and Ninth sirse,a
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G Townsend. iiiS Nin,h street northwest
MIS- T. fnlisr. Art school. iSs stresl u. W.
Miss Narrower. 1895 street.
91e eg Sn COLLEGE Ge2rgetown, D.
PsrE se@nsry, 81 Finn street norihwssi,; .
a,s fra M nISh Muse eo IS s sSsSnA Anu 'se
School OF Mu5io, ToI Eighth street
Musical Conservatory o. B. Buard 49, Ninth street
FINE ARTS.
Markriter. G26 street northwest
HOTELS
s. James Hotel corner sixth aud PENNSYLVANIA ave
Mstiopsiiiaa, Psnna. ave, and siIth street
EbSitt Hen's foSr I, 3 and streets
Morton House, o. and slt b street.
Trenlont House.
HATTERS.
II. H. stinemetr, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street,
Georgetown
MERCHANT TAILORS.
ElsemAn Brothers. corner Seventh and T. streets
A. Saks Il Co, seventh street
Il. Robinson 4 Co., 800 Pennsylvania avenue.
PIANOS
Sanders Stayman Penna ave- and Twelfth street
PHOrO.LlTHOGRApHER
Norris Peters, Photo.lNhOgrapher, No. As Penn
sylYaniR avenue.
REAL ESTATE
Is. H. Warner, 9l6 y street northwest
John Sherman, 81. Cloud Building
Fitch a Fox, Freedman's bank building, lj0V Pa, ave-
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney 4 Co, t27 Ninth street
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Style In Shoes.
What looks worse than to see . hne druss
in ill-ftting or shabby shocspr In that I
agree but, then, again, "What looks worse"
than to see handsomelv-drcsscdls lady limpiug
along in those ahominnbly uncomfortable
French-herled shoes? If women would exer-
else their usual good common sense aud wear
only what Is comfortable rs well ~ rood IT.
ting, the services Of chiropodist would never
be necessary. Nothing IL rrcttier In woman
than an even, smooth. graceful step. and this
never can be attained IN fitting high-heeicd
shoes.
l often look in tho faces Of my sisters, and
my heart Is fllled with pity when ! see tho
look of evident suffering depicted on their
countenancc. as beyond doubt, " means
wrinkles on faces that they would fain keep
smooth as long as possible; and, you know.
ladies, that II Is mnch more inrortant to keep
the face handsome and chccrful-looking than
that the feet he made To appear ever so su I'll
and shaprly. and the former you cannot do IL
you are In constant suffering,
wore French boots once, in nv young and
foolish DAYS, and was troubled continually, un-
I'll at last adopted plain, Violating leather
boot, with q small. fat heel, and to my sur
prise found those dreadful plagucs-cons-
hurting me less and less, until to my in6nits
satisfaction they entirely disappeared; so that
wv" '"i SNIP aipns p''f VI nShbu
feet; and, as long rs I am in nv right mind,
no one can ever induce me to put on n pair Of
other than sensible shoes.
shoe should give no suffering from the
first; IL should have n moderately thick sole.
to protect the foot from tho dnmpncss Of tho
ground, and not be 50 heavy as to impede pro-
grcss and make walking burden; It should
he of the same kind of leather all over, and
not lasting one part and leather the other.
II is not necessary to break" pair Of new
shoes before wearing them; II they ARE of the
right kind they will need no breaking.
Follow these simple rules and ysu will NOM
have pair Of comfortable and healthy pedal
extremities, and be no moro heard to complsia
that you cannot walk because yonr feet are
so tender" as it never was the feet" that were
to blame, but the badly fitting shoes that Gu
cased them.
ShoemakinE is a nno nrt, in which II rc-
quires talent to rise to perfection. 1t Is juss
as impossible for a poor shoemaker to make .
wel1-nttinP shoe, as for an Indifferent artist to
make perfect model of tho human foot or
hand. ANNE ELLIS.
PHILADELPHIA, March II.
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u the Corner.
A Health to Lolita.
We nh and drink 10 Iyotta,
The sunbeam Of the stagc,
VINO tirs youths glowing nncy,
Ind cheers the heart ofngc
Who liOOds DESPAIR with laughter
And tho light of wltching eyes.
ANA voice whose sylvan swcotnoss
lisa lullaby for slshq
They said our days M iron
Had banished Tho antique,
The vlgor Of tho Roninu,
And The beauty NJ tho Greek;
Ihs rhtycho was 4 vision
OF The heated brain m yore.
That had fsdod down HES desert
And would bless our sight no mora
We tell thee, Earth. orr Goddess
Lives, despite Thy greed and lust
what. mo her .AiIrs nTc rrtimblcd,
And her worhpier arc dusti
ThrO' all your changing arrs
she las burt urun inci's sight,
And with antique hearts we greet b
In the legend of tho night.
Tho nippGilt iCrrucs may rnttle,
And lightly speak her nano,
Her native swCCtucg. clothes her
AZ 4 rrrscrniCi 1nmc;
For Heaven has thrown about her
sweet prUfIis!cn Cf It's grace,
That we open wide the portals
Vi our hearts 20 give hUr place
Oh Time look loving ON her,
.llic's sunshine Il 50 briefl
While shG rCbt the world of sorrow
LcL her mirth not cover gricI
May her days b" flied with laughter,
As her nights arc h'cst with love,
Til Sh0 takes her sunlight with her
To the goddcsses above.
Then I'll and drink TO Iotta,
The sunbeam Of the stage,
who hunts youths glowing fancy
And cheers the heart of age;
Whose laughter rolls upon us
Lire music without Words
nymph who wOoS md wins us
With the prattlc OF the birds
The daughter Of tho woodlands
And sister OF the birds.
MICHAEL SCANi.A
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PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.


"Hear, for I will speak Of excellent
things"
PONDS EXTRACT Tho great Vegetable
thirty years, and fur cleanliness and pronpt
curative virtues cannot DO exccled.
o Psn: E Nc %y can 9o,, to :: without
C Sat Cuts, sPrains, tre relieved
EIs %n IS Chnnas, Ola S seIs:
Hollis, Feions, Corns, etc. Arrests in
removes dscoloration and heals rapidly.
LADIES and it their best friend. il assunscs
the pains to which they are peculiarly
sSS head vsr RSs' snd prSnS. II
Kinds Of inaanmaiionS and ulcers.
On Il Holds or PILES And in thin tho
only immediate relief and ultimate cure
No case, however chronic or obstinate can
long resist its regular use.
vARICOsE VEINS. II is the only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. It has no equal for per-
BLEEDING from any cause. For this Il IL spe-
cine. It has saved hundreds Of lives when all
nose, stomach, lungs, and elsewhere.
Ihsumsti.m are A alike relieved. md
rHYsIiASs Of ali %kooi, who are acquainted with
Ponds Extract OF witch Hazel rccom-
eOmmcndation from hundreds Of Physicians.
many Of whom order 1t for uso In their owl
practice. In addition to the foregoing, they
order its use for Swellings Of all kinds,
Quinsy, Sore Throut, Inns med Tom
stls, simple md chronic Diarrhoa, Ca
tarrh lfDr which It Is o specidc Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, stinxs Of
Insects, Musquitoes, etc. Chopped
Hands, Face, and indeed all inani.-r OF
skin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roushness
end smarting; heal. Cuts, Ersptions
ind Ptmp1es. 1t rerires, inrigordiss AM
rsfreshss, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO EARMERs-Pond's Extract. No Stock
Breeder, no Livery Man can afford to be with
out II. II 10 u5ed BY nll tho leading Livery
Stables Street railroads and first uorsemss
IN Esw York City. II has no equal for Sprain,,
Harness or Saddle Cuttings, stiffness,
scratches, Swcllings, Cuts, Lncerntions, Bleed
ings, PneumoniA, Cole, Diafrhosa, Chills.
Colds &C. Its range Of action Is wide, and the
relief It affords IL 80 prompt that 1t is invHlua-
bio in every Fsrm-yari Us well in every
Farm-house. Let Il DO tried once, and you
will never DO without IL.
CAUTIONt Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article hns the words Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle 1t Is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare It properly. Refuse all
other preparations Of Witch Hazel. This Is
the only article used by Physicians. and in tho
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Usep Of Ponds Extract,
in pamphlet form, sent frsS application to
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, o. Maidon
lane. New York.
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- W $500 '''''''' ~ s""S' '"os s.N.e
1873 ,r,s.v unHSr ,o,,rr 1878
IN THE S6f,I:W WEsT III s6ttruwrsr
~ boJGi'E TRACK, sTfEI RXiis h h'f
splendid scEsEfSa NN$&dsIfieENf EQUIP
rEBRtIhTy isIa
naE 81 EAv ans om Nom Depot cor
For Pittsburs and the west ioio a m. daily, with
h;Sqss ., ssS Fssss IL 4 G sSs
10. ASsRdsI asd sassis Fan.
Lock Haven, Timlra. and Watkins a, ioiO ( m.
ro, uNSi NY, sxerp. san ,sy tuna ,,ao So
daily. with Palace Cars attached Hn,lied EI.
espi s sapd.y ,'""n P'''0' Cans VII" n o' ANY e'
q! J..,ey t,sy vim boat. q " Sfsootiyn AIMEE
double ''.' and across Ne" n",.
sss n.,sHy' With sleeping Cars kOm Washington 10
~ a 3: 70 "a ~ y p s q, daily Ii%itsd ES
pres w = M DAILY except sunday; , .,o
VI, P p5 m: SSn w.: s1ssePs sandsy an, ,ovx
ro eSesn, sunday s.,o ,.,,u
except sunday; -r,.,,...'e..a.,..a
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND wAshING
For 4ieasndria, o,Ls eiO 10. II. a. IN l, q t9S s.I
Fur ~ soSh via Tnr SO ana + ahd dap and
Clio y M daily except sunday,
ic ,ss II s.insr V5 s Wis sna o. M s0
Un sunday at $40 and 10 !. m, ans $40 D m n :.
commodations can be proairpI at the SficesSnorth.
ene nnSibsss nn,nar ~ zen nd prna.v
vanilla avenue and at tie depot where orders can be
bdsei, and resldsnees o' 'ASsAs' 70 o'''"A''" "'H
.p.nT + l TSEMEF, gsnsr1i Passenger Agent
-. - - 81 -. ~
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COMMERCIAL.

Georgetown Grain Market
GyoReETowS. March 49, Is7s
Tbs mnrke, for all kinds OF grain continues steady
and active 1T Former quotations.
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BAN II EaSS.

rINHE GERMAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
l. No. 6f, Fstrset northwest, corner Seventh stree
Open daily from 10 r. 10 p. M; saturday
ligs nom to y. M TO receive deposits only AFTER
hrst deposit any amount nom ccents upwards re-
celyed. Safe epOs bOxeS iur rent In FIRE and burg
lar-proof vault nj SO, t2do si5 81 and So year.
The largest aud most convenient boxes In the city.
ocl5ly
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DIRECTORY.

The Principal Business Houses OF wash
ington.
The Jol'o''+ng Is published for the benefit Of Tdr-
cling Saiesnle,i Strangers, and the public sener-
GUy-it includes all trades aud professions aud
cannot fail TO prove Of interest 10 all uh0 intend
hansaeting Lusi,,eSs IN FashinytUi.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK, March ", 1875
Money active at az per cent.
Exchange stendy. Long, tsG.s short, tssX.
Cold steady ut iOiS; ioiX bid.
Rates carving
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

UNIVERSAL R. R. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILRoADTICKETst to or nom all points bought
exchanged or sold ut reduction OF one DOLLAR
upon any other ollioe or depot In this city.
Ticket, sood I'LL used. Baggage checked through.
mhI2Iys pos Peunsyiyanin avenue Shoe store.
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n. n COOKE, IN, q co.'s ADvtCEs.
H. d. Cooke. Jr, Co., No. iI2p street northwest.
furnish the following prices Of state bonds Govern
mcnt bonds gold and active stocks teIegraphsd TO
them moan the New York stock Exchange.
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All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings ure under
the supervision and MANAGEMENT OF GEN ERA Is
q. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL a: EARLY.
The next drawing occurs Tuesday, May II, 1875
mAI3-WXS-lm
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For the Corner.
Style In Shoes.

-, MICHAEL SCANI.AN.
wAsHiSGroH, March II. 1873
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ALL DISEASES
ORIGINATING IN A BAD
State of the Blood,
Or accompanied by
DEBILITY
4 Low State Of the System.
From Rev. John Gregory,

Pdstoro the Testegan, NcthodiSf church at Pitts
ton, LUeren Connty Pa,
NV Dear Sir--Having at various tmes, person
ally and ia my own and other families tested the
value of the medicine call "a Peruv an Syr D.
or Protected solution OF PfotoXide oil lro1, mos l
checTlully recommend 1t especially to those who
are suffering nom dysl eptc ard nervous disor-
ders. AS arelable and powerful Alternative It Is
think unsurp 4ssed and as tonic free from all the
Objectionable features ot alcoholic remedies, il il
most tlcient auxiliary TO the lie rperance cause
one OF the greatest hndrances to the temperance
reform NJ lresert Is, rs think, the medical use
alcoholic stimulenIs. Whatever NAV be argued A.
TO their necessity in certain cases We have in the
Peruvian syrup, "A safe and efficient substitute for
those dangerous remedies. This testimony Is Civ
en- unsolicited with the hope that scme who are
not yet acquainted wiIh the valuable properties OF
the medicine may be induced to give il trlal.
Yours truly, JOHN GREGORY.
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OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery of letters from 100 A NJ. 10 100
+. VI.
On SUNDAYS, fram 9.l5 A. NJ. to 1915 An
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
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SUM MONS .

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
llJudiciAl District Of the Territory of Washing.
ton, holding Terms ct the City of Seattle In and
for the Counties Of King aud Kitsap.
Henry WOlters and Charles Fechheimer, part
pers doing business under the Arm, name and
Charles W, Moore. Defendant.
Complaint filed in the County Of King in the
Office Of the Clerk of the said District Court.
The Uuited States Of America send greeting to
Charles W. Moore, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tifS. in the District Court of the Third Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Washington. holding
Terms at the City Of Seattle. in the County of
King, for the Counties of King and Kitsap, and to
answer the COMPLAINT filed therein, within sixty
days exclusive Of the day Of service), after the
date of this summons, or judgment by default
will be taken against you, according to the prayer
of the complaint.
The said action 10 brought 70 recover from you
the sum Of One Thousand Seven Hundred and
Thirty. Two Dollars, gold coin, together with in
terest thereon from the 18th day Of April, A. D.
1878, at the rate Of ten per cent per annum. due
by You to the said plaintiffs for balance on &C.
count for goods. wares, and merchandise Q on
sisting of liquors and cigars, sold an3 .'alivered
by the said plaintiffs to the said deIsr.i. At his
especial instance and request, at the City of San
Francisco, State of Califoruia. as in plaintiffs
COMPLAINT stated, on file in this action and the
prayer thereof.
And you are hereby notified. that If you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required. the said plaintiffs will take judgment
against you for the sum Of 1882. gold coin, in.
terest as aforesaid, and costs Of suit
(-l Witness the Hon. j. r. Lewis, Judge
}L.s.i of said Court, and the seal thereof, this
~ I'd day of May, A. D. 1873:
By VIM. II. ANDREWS, Deputy
McNAUaHT LEARY. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-03

CHICAGO, May 2.-Interviews with
prominent communists elicit the state
ment that the outbreak which they an.
ticipate will take place against capital,
will occur first in San Francisco, and
thence radiate. The movement is said
to be strongest there. and in Pennsyl-
vania and Massachusetts, it has the next
strongest supporters.
PORTLAND, Maine, May 2-The Brit
ish consul here has gone to Southwest
harbor to watch the movements of the
Russian steamship Cimbria.
NEW YORK. May "A correspondent
of the Evening Post. writing from
Toxic, sends the following under date
of April fifth. The famine in northern
China still RACES with increasing
severity, and the most dreadful reports
come from the affected regions.
In one town a man opened shop for
the sale of human flesh and did Q good
business in csnnibalists joints and
roasts until the local mandarin caused
the shop keeper to be arrested and be-
headed.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. May 2.-Gen.
Macharro and several officers of Leredo
left here this morning for the Rio
Grande to inaugurats revolution.
There is . great feeling Of discomfort
all along the frontier. Escobedo is now
in Texas fomenting trouble.
General Ord is distributing troops in
Pecos 80 IS to intercept the Indians
from their reservtions.