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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK RES
!DENCE On The EAST SIDE OF ELEy,
81 REETs, NO: 7Ss, AT AUCTION.
,sGSnn 1UESDAY AFTEkNO0NO October 18th; ~
shall sell part of Lot in Square 346, having 4:-
front of Is feet by depth of ~ feet, improved by
q three-story and basement Brick Residence. con-
taining 10 rooms, with all the modern improve
mt nts.
Terms: One-third cash; balance at ak, twelve
and eighteen months, with notes bearing intere at
Blk per cent. per annum until paid, and secured by
deed Of trust on the property eold. Oonveyanciny
at purchs seI's cost. &l00 down at tnce Of sale II
the terms OF sale not complied with in ten days
the property will be Iesold at the risk and cost Of
oct7-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
az THE ABOVE SALE ID POSTPONED until
MONDAY October 10th. 1879. same hour and place
octl5-dts THOMAS DOWNING, AuctE.
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H-The N. Y Tribune declares that there is
no truth whatever In the report OF the dlscov-
cry of evidence against the robbers Of the grave
ef the late A. T. Stewart.
w-Andrew Mahoney, one of the most tnflu.
entail farmers Of New Castle CO., Del, was
killed near his home, at Blackbird, Tuesday
night, by his horse running away.
ZEN. Douglass Parks, a distributing Clerk
in the postofflce at Easton, Pa, has been
arrested on the charge OF rif1lng letters.
HB-The steamer Borussia has arrived at New
orleans from Liverpool with Is emlgrants for
Texas.
Joseph McCusker, telegraph operator, Of
Wtlliamstown, Mass, was killed by the cars at
Adams Mass, and VIM. Spencer, of Lansing
burgh, N. Y, was killed by the cars In Troy, n.
Y, Wednesday.
Mrs. Seymour Talmadge, Of saltwater, N.
Y, blew out kerosene lamp Tuesday night,
which exploded, setting fire to her dress and
burning her to death.
81 Chas. Hamberg, "a well known merchant of
Columbia, s. G., committed suicide yesterday
by shooting.
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A YER's sARsAPARILLA,
Nothing short Of Unmistakable Bene fits

conferred upon tens Of thousands Of su aerers could
originate ard a.ntain the reputation which AYERS
BARsAPARILLA enjoys. 1t is compound Of the
tassium and Iron and 10 the most effectual OF ali
remedies for scrofulous mercurial or blood disor-
Gers Uniformly successful and certain in its RENE
dial effects ii produces rapid and complete res Of
Ecrofna, Sores, Bois, Humors. Pimples. Eruptlons,
rity of the blood. By its invigorating effects it
always relieves and often cures Liver Complaints,
Female Weaknesses and Irregularities, and is Q po-
tent of vitality For purifying the blood It
has no equal 1t tones up the system, restores and
For forty years il has been In extensive use. and Ia
to day the most available medicine for the suffering
SICK, anywhere.
For sale BY z D. GILMAN and al dealers.
Qctl3-eoSt
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RAILROADS.
pALTInoBE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and short Line 60 the
North, Northwest, West
nd

and Southwest:
10 take eefi E sqnssH ssfHH "a 1so3s 20 am
,6o6a m..a;itNsv York. sPhiIsdelphis and Boston
a aay STOPS E IL S G sHf nns to 5aas
ton JessuIss Hsneyer, Elk Ridge and lit Winsns.
$50 an Baltimore, annapolis and way. iP.sa-
E9nt, st.asbuEs Winchester. Haserstown. Frsce-
SOC am.SfBaitirnore and Laursl Express
$40 am.-Point Of Rocks, Piedmont. strasburs.
Yo2s f ehG and
Baltimore Express PsrioT car to New York and
s;sS : mist: Louis, on,sssq, Columbus and
stau.ton. Pullman Oars to Oincinnati. daily. Graf.
ton tS s1SeRt ss.asasy
burg Goese Tsars june
IL iS; W.S n.-BaltinOTe, Annapolis. ElHoost City
i:so m s,oss Yo5n Philadelphia. and Boston
1:s5 p. m.-tOn sunday only, Baltimore and Way.
$50 p. m.-Bsltmore and Wsy Stations.
EIpress Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
'un nc. O. n-+po,nt q, Books rraae,5c. H...-r
town, Winchester and Way Stations On Sunday 10
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.
4:4op. Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta-
Ha.,s seRToIk AND
day Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct 70
Rfs'tIafii Sc T EzE HSssiss noo
slb p.,n.@fGHICAaO, COLUMBUS AND PITTS.
BURdA EXPRESS Sleeping car to Chicago.
'f!5.ilssu5sh n s.esEss sySaK eH11Apz1gH1A
AND BALTIM9RE EXPRESS. Stops It Badens;
Sm sna car s6E saP new and
Il 90 p mist Louis and Cincinnati E1presaL
fnaIy. tHunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
Ali trains stop ri Ralay Station.
For further information apply 81 the Baltimore
and Ohio ! .cket Offices, Warrington Station. and
6O3 GIG and 1885 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
viii be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
8. any point in the city ". II CLEMENTS.
L. RI OOLE Gererrl Ticket Agent
GEO. S. EO0NTZ. General Agent. Ey17h
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TO-MORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.
Parties furnishing should attend thu sale ~
at u suction rooms on SATURDAY MORN W
ING, October 18th, at 10 o'clock. The c.i &c ~
tlon embraces q splendid line Of Black Wal ]
ut Parlor and Chamber Suites; fina Walnut Ward
Ioees Painted and other Cottage Fur aturs Sat
Damask Window Haugings; Marb etop Tables.
LouEses and Easy Chairs Hair NJ ittressss Feather
Beds, Bc'steIs and Pillows Walnut and othsr Din
ing Room Furniture; Show Case on Walnut Stand :
10 Bill Files; 4 crates of Orockery, Cooking AID
Heating Stoves Also. one side-bar notop Buggy.
in perfect order.
N R.-SaIe of fine Furniture at IL O'Clock pre-
cisely within my salesroom.
octl6-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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1O1n CHEAT 1910
1910 FENNskLyANxA lOA u

1879 zHs SSnAyhaH1A 1879
TO TIE a E2ETH EEsT. As9 h scITIgHwzsE
sPLzNDD SoESHR1. MAGNIFICENT RauIPxlHx.
TRAINS LEha hassa k5Thf "a from Depot.
ssFR md st ssa 81 iG Par
ss rs s.s ss IL. e IS Ssssss
f0t sns AND fss aor Ase & 20 daily e1cees
ESssy 81 = asA s1'Ss sisa6Sa s.e
Tor New Yo1f sna the East 80 daily. except
s ssHshss 'na misa Il Pm.a fsa
Csrs. 80 I'm. daily. except Sunday.
For s4ssa S1 q Z
saordins direct transfer to Fulton strees. avoid.
.ng double ferriase and journey soross Hsw
For YPsf 1856 Am. and 80 pm. daily.
For 9fss sss 8: nat ssaeiS
For 50 S &c LEE Gsse ss5 s.i and go .
Tor znRspolis: 20 : g. and a:o ,. m. daay. a:
AL11ANDRLA AND FRIp1K1oKsBgRaA AM;
VA WAY = ANR ALEXANDRIA AND washing.
For S5 "a; T. s.;na:1 :, e.
For s aas "a tn. se.:sa &c am d., ana
Train. S l.sy n Sas; sasiss g. .
I 1S A. Is ana q 80 :na p sae Il 'n o.
Tofsa nioInats,on s,sspi1g a az P;Eor @, e
e
Svenus; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
s o as bsss 3 o
rsA1xf liH h6sHso5 s sDss snsess As sSsa
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FINANCIAL.

GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS
" By our Insurance System of Investments IN
Stock Operations we insure indemnity from loss.
eeived In sums Of S25 and inward C9rresgondence
DAMS MANARD h CO.,
sep93m So Broadway, N. Y.
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A RISE IN CoAL-The Philadelphia and
Reading Company gives notice that an advance
Of 25 cents per ton on the price Of coal will so
into effect Monday. The question Of tolls Is
not settled, but it is understood that the draw
back or harbor rates will be reduced from 60
cents to 80, and rates for points beyond the
capeS increased ten per cent. The Lehigh VAL
ley interest has not yet given notice OF an ad-
vance, but 1t is stated that the Schuylkill Cir
Cular will be followed,
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THE FALL RIVER STRIKERs.-The majority
Of the old spinners at Fall River, Mass, have
now returned to work, but several hundred
have not yet been abe to do SO. At meeting
of the spinners it was voted by those who had
secured work to tax themselves 81 per week for
the SUPPORT Of their non-WorkIng brethern.
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LOVING-ROTHROCK. cober 18th, 1879 at
the Central Presbyterian Church. by the Rev A.
W. Pitzer, ID. D.. RoBINsoN LOVING and JEANNE
ID. RoTHRoCK, both Of Washington, d. O.
STUBBS-BLAkE On the l6,h of October, 1879,
by The Rev Father Sullivan of ct. Peters Church,
E. O. STUBS and FANNIE BLAKE, both of Moptgo-
merry Co., Nd No cards.
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U h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

u ID. WAhNEh, zeal Estate Auctloneef.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
PROPERTY, HEAD OF CONNECT ]UT AVE
NUE. AND BOUNDARY STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated 23d Oct, sfa
1872, and recorded in Ltber 69S, folio 4O4, one R4
Of the land records for Washington county, in 49,
the District of Columbia and the request of the
party secured thereby, shall sell at public auction,
On the premises on FRIDAY, the 31>t day of Oct y
lots G, II, l. K, L. NJ and of Hennng's sub1ivi-
sior Of origin al lots H. and G. in square 80 (ninety
two) laid down and stted in the plat of the sAd
city Of Washington. containing over SIS 900 feet Of
ground.
Terms of sale: Amount Of the Indebtedness
(S52s0) and interest from LIST July '79, and st of
sale in cash balance at twenty-four and thrty-siX
months, st six Ter cent. interest from the Gay Of
ae, and secured by deed Of trus! on the property
sold deposit o, i've hundred (S500) dol Jars sh all
be required Of the purchaser at the time of sale
AL. conveysncing at pur ;hsser's cost II terms OF
SAFE are not complied with 10 seven day the Trus'
tee reserves the right to resell the property ct risk
and cost OF defsuiting purchaser, after five days
advertisement
octseo&ds COLUMBUS FURTHER, Trustee
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DIED

EVANS. On Thursday, October l6:h, 1879. Mrs.
ANNA EVANS in her I,inetieth year.
Friends arg respectfully invited to attend her
funeral on saturday. the 18th, at 3 80 p M, from
her lats residence, 1928 Madison street, tween
and Q and 18th and nth streets northwest. q
GALES. At Ecki- gton," on Wednesday, Octo =
Der 18th, 1872 at 30 minutes to IN the eighty
first year Of her age, Mrs s. JULIANA NJ. GALES,
widow of the late Joseph Gales, ESD.
Funeral from her late residence on Saturday, the
18th instant, at y. m Carriages will be in waiting
at st. Johns Church ut o'clock.
KEEFE On the 10th of October. 1879. at o'clock,
MARGARET EEEFE, wife of the late Edmond Keefe,
in her fitch year. Native of tho County of Linn
erick, Ireland
Funeral will take place from her late residence I'd
street. between @ aud II southwest Saturday Octo-
Der 18th, at O'clock p III Friends and relatives
respectfully invited to attend.
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VERDICT FOR THE PULLMAN CoMPANY.-In the
United States circuit court at Philadelphia
yesterday, in the case of George W. Holloway
and wife against the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany, for damages for the death Of their son by
an accident to a Pullman Car, November I, 1876,
when several other persons We're also killed, it
was shown that the accident was caused by the
breaking of a Wheel that the wheel was nude
of paper, and that all the wheels OF the car
were made of paper. It was claimed that
wheels made of that material were unit for
use and not as good as first-claSS chilled iron,
and that therefore the company was guilty OF
moved a non suit, on the ground that plaintiffs
had failed to make out their case. The court
granted the non-Suit. 1t Is stated that verdict
involve the loss of over 81 100000 to the Pull
man company alone.
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The October Elections.
FOSTERS MAJORITY IN OHIO 10000, AND TIL
LEGISLATURE DECIDEDLY REPUBLICAN.

FOSTER s MAJORITY IN OHIO 10000, AND THE
LEGISLATURE DECIDEDLY REPUBLICAN,.
An Associated Press dispatch received from
columbus, Ohio, at midnight last night says
ut was reported this morning that Mounts. re-
publican candidate for senator In the Butler
Warren district, had been defeated BY one vote,
but this afternoon the republican committee
were notified that he has been elected by II
majority. This gives the republicans twenty
two senators and the democrats fifteen. Ar
cording to the best figures obtained, the repub-
icans have elected seventy members OF the
lower house. Returns from 81 Of the IS coun-
ties give Foster, Rep, for governor, 1902, ma
jority. The other counties will make 1t 10000.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN IOWA OVER ALL
$4,000.
Election returns received at Des Moines yes
tcrday do not change the totals from the figures
AMI estimates Of the republican state central
committee as sent Tuesday night. Governor
Gears majority over all his competitors VIII be
25,C0o. His plurality over Trimole, dem, viii
be about $4,000, and over Campbell, greenback-
er, about 10000. In the legislature, 26 OF %
senators elected this year are republican, AID
So of 100 members of the house.
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SNOW AT CHEYENNE.-The signal bureau re-
ports that heavy snow was falling at Chey-
enne, W.T., at 4;37 pm. Wednesday. The TEN.
perai ure was at 80 deg, wind northwest, blow
Ing 40 miles an hour. Snow had stopped falling
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DEATH OF A MILLIONAIRE BRIDEGRooM.-
Henry Fl. Farnum, President of the National
Bank of Port Jervis, N. Y, and one Of the
wealthiest men in Orange CO.. died Tuesday
after short illness. He was II years of age,
and leaves fortune estimated at 1000, 900 TO
his widow, to whom he was married but six
DAYS.
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THE AMERICAN GAS LIGHT ASSOCIATION met
in Philadelphia Wednesday. 1t is comnosed of
MES throughout the country. The following off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:-PreSi-
dent w. H. Price, of Cleveland, o.; vice. Presl-
dents, Gen. A. Hickenlooper, Cincinnati, o.; J.
P. HARRISON, Hartford, Conn.,; G. A. McIll-
benny, Washington, D. c.; secretary and treas
urer, VIM. II. White, Of N. Y.
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nR HARTLEYH GREAT AND NEvER-FAIL-
- ING remedy for Oatarrh and al Throst Dis
eases. Hawking, Offensive Breath and Pains tn the
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GOAL! CDALu COALH!
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.

We are receiving daily cargoes Of the best quail
ties Of COAL of ali kinds and sizes, which We are
Offering at low pricee direct from the vessels Con-
sumers VIII ind il to their advantage to call early
OAK and PINE WOOD in the stick sawed and
ep at lower prices than before offered in this
city STEPHENSON q BRO.,
jy9-tr 7th-street wharf.
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COAL AND WOOD.
WOOD,
Johnson BROTHERS..

u JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WOOD TEL.KPaoEIo CoHNECrIoNa. GOAL
Full Weight, Best Quality. Low Prices.
COAL Prompt DELIVERIES WOOD
Main ONCE, yEArves nciI and depot connected with
ny town Offices by TELEPHONE
with unequAled facilities and advantages for eco
nomics!ly conducting the wood aud coal trade,
whalves factory extensive store yards enabling
TO stock up largey when coal Ia lowest; Offices
throughout the city, and all II immediate conmuni-
cation, insurtnE prompt attention to orders,
70 osr to patrons the best varieties OF
coal at the very lowest prices.
the ton. JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main ofic-, mil and depot foot Of I2th 18th and
F Sta. sv. Offices 12C2 ST n W.. 11l2 9th st. NV;
l4lS 18th st. nv and 221 Pa, Oct1-1y
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In THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL GENERAL Con-
FERENCE in session in New York, yesterd ny,
the question of ..What is wanting to be the sue
Of the country" was discussed by Rev. DIR.
Lyman, assistant bishop of North Carolina,
Rev. DR.. Alex. w. Weddell, of lchnodd, Va,
and Rev. Robert White, Virginia missionary.
THE LoEG-PENDING PATENT SUIT of Anton
Miller, Christian Wooley and Ferlzer Bros. vs..
S. J. Force & Co., in the U. S. court at Louis
vile, KY, involving patent process by which
a mark Is impressed into the face of plug
tobacco, has been decided In favor Of complain
OF Learly all the plug tobacco manufacturers in
the country.
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,UNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON PENN
SYLNANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS EAST.
By virtue of a deed Of trust given to rs @ssA
ore of the land records for Washington -GA
county, D. O., we will sell in front of the premises
LOT II, IN SQUARE 1862. Pennsylvania avenue 8. g..
No 2l9 said property improved by good BRICK
HOUSE, siZe of Let, 20 by ia feet. Terms made
known at sale.
octs.dsds JOIN joins M Il dGNEEEkkN1a' Trustees.
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
y ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER K STREET AND CONNECTICUT

CoRNEK STREET AND OONNEOTI0UT
nn AND ey T s7s Of a. deed deed Of
n IF he Ct 81 hs and 81 Of
decree passed on the 18th day Of May. A.D. 1879.
s. Pep ;s er Is cemp1sinsit and alexander Sep.
holder Il the notes BY said deed Of trust secured
the VIII sell ct PnS to 1he
Day. the sth day Of August D. is7s IT O'CLOCK
lie city Of ke 81
Part of lot numbered two 2), IN square numbered
described as follows. w: beginning It point on
north - street f2rtythrse feet and nine 4ches
thrss feet and nine inches as 9.ia festj to said
sshty fet and ten inches go l9l2 fee to the south
SQUARE; thence northeaeterly and At right ANGLES
1 hIe sa s ae IF sa 9
due north from the point Of besinning and thence
al the improvements ways easements, rights priv
eses and appurtenances to the same belonging, or
Terms cf sale Is prescribed by said deed of trust
as fellows, VIZ The sum Of twenty thousand dol
lars, with interest thereon at the OF nina per
cent per annpm IN twelve months after the day Of
: oeed Of trust upon the property sold shan be
s no n1a tie as
besIing interest st the rate Of sx per csnt1m
ZEE 81 ON ae BE
Adeposit Of one thousand dollars shall be required
of the purchaser at the time Of sale, and all convey
anoing shall be at the expense Of the purchaser. II
the terms of the sale are not complied with within
Eve days from the day Of sale, the trustees
the right TO resell the property g the risk and cost
in the Evening Star newspaper.
WILLIAM FL PH1LIP,I n,n..o>.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON,} Aiue.eA
THOMAS BOWLING. Auc:ioneer. jyl5-d&ds
"THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, by
order Of Court until the 9TH DAY OF 6EPTEMBKR,
A. D., 1879, st The same hour and plaza.
WILLIAM 81. PHILIP, I T-rst...
JAMES M. JOHNSTON,} A@ussooo-
ty30 ,aug12,4 IL, 13,sep6,8.9.
eET The ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
POhED, by order of Court until THURSDAY, O.
tober I'd, 1879, at 80 N
WILLIAM q. PHILIP, r.,,s..,.
sep10 JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON.} Af"s'ees'
lV OWING TO THE UNAVOIDABLE ABB
Of Of the Trustees, the above sale is fur
thsr POST PONED until THURSDAY, October 23i,
1879. at 4 80 pm.
oct2-d&ds JAMES NJ. JOHNsTON,S A'ue'eee'
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DuNCANaON RROs., Aucts.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

II
3hTHsoIuEsIEs . now UNDER ROOF 81 5. 81,
TWIN First AND SECOND STREETS
SOUTHEAST, NEAR THE CAPITOL
BY virtue Of deed OF trust from James g. -
Grifhn. trustee OF James A. Griffin. dated inns
Liber S7O folio $40, Of the land records Of tae DIS
hict Of Columbia and in pursuance Of an order
Ocoter 4th, AID 1879 In the canl Of Charles Brad
ley Ell al James q. Griffin ct al, No $3.50 Equity
Docket 49, the subscribers will sell to the highest
bidder in front of the premises on WEDNESDAY,.
the 22d day of October, 1879. at half past o'clock
o No. the east 80 II feet front OF Lot l6 in Square
1884, by the depth Of the lot with the
&c -
house must be paid at the time of sae) and this re-
eidue in equal sums n one and two years. for which
the purchaser must give notes baaring seven per
cent UNI per annum interest until paid to be secured
by az ed Of trust on the p,operty sod with iEsur
and the conveyancing at the purchasers COST Tho
purchaser may ray au cash.
ol1A&ds CHARLES n. MATHEWS.s TRUSTEES
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THE WAY IT STRIKES HoLYoAKE.-There Is
another astonished Englishman making tour
of the West-George Jacob Holyoake the vete-
ran English reformer and radical. He is zen
chanted,' he says; "this is a marvellous coun-
try" and it has tremendous future; and he
adds, ''The beauty OF the women a nd tue come
Illness of the men have astonished me, for that
is not what we have been led to expect" From
this he hastens to infer that "the human race
generally Is imprOyingn
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p d. WARNER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UN-

will sell. 1t public auction, in front OF the "a
October %. 1872 at ~ O'Clock p 10, House A"s6
No 4l4 Isl street northwest three story, egtt-
O'Clock the day. lots "a and 26 square 563,
on the west side Ct I'd street, betSeen aad sts:
$40 f.et. to sn alley: Also at quarter past five
O'Clock. same dsy, lot 4. sqn.re 6I6 on the no n
streets east, fronting 20 feet by depth of LA feet
to an alley.
Terms: One-qusrter cash; ba!snce six twelve and
eighte months, or al cash, as the purchaser may
prefer. $50 deposit on each piece when sold: Con
veyaDc OF the cost of pur haser Bale positive.
octl6, II Is, 20,2l.22 B. Il WARNER. Auct.
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}. & ooMMissioN sToeKS BROKERS' 1Sg

ptr for investors, forwarded on application. Wash
,natnn refarences furnished sep9-8m
A MIMBKR OF THE STOCK 11OHAEan VI
"A execute orders for the purchase or sale o. 6too1e
Bondl and Gold on moderate margins UomMI
nons o each $50 shArea Stock PRIVILEGES nesousSSc
ted Henry Merriam, Member Am. Mintn9 ano
STOCK Exchange, SS wall It. New YORK. HAfexe1ces
NaV Yorf. 1an4!1
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NOTICE TO NOUNT VERNON Pas
In SENGERS.

~ BEStiEbS.
The s.es:ner ". ". COKGORAN, which hss been
recently tuilt SID furnished, l. L kn@a
BLAKE. GsFtatu, ls the only boat al EEgas5II2NlsSs
lowed to lane passengers st Mount
Vernon WAR. Souno trip 81 including admission
10 mapEton sDG grounds. Steamer leaves 9th street
Sharf dsY Sbundsys At 10 = m and Re
Eup't LAiiss' Mount Vernon Association. Z. T.
BLAKE, sseanef ". ". Corcorsn. je1s-ly
CLYDE's NEW ExPREss LINE
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, hIlEXhNDkIA, WASHINGTON
ANE GEORGETOWN,
Connecting AT philadelphia with Ciyde's
Line for Eoston, Providence, and the
New ENGLAND States.
SAILING DAYS
From Fhiladelpbia-Saturdey ct 10 Am.
From sEing;on-Monday, at II am.
From Observation-Disclosures st pm.
Freights received daily until s pm: Through
biis Of laden given 70 Boston and Providence. sad
Fall River. Consumes wishing their goods landed
ct GeorsetoWn wharf viii please have them marked
"GEoRGETowE. D. O." -
For full iniorrnstion apply to J. b. JOHNSON 4
90, 1902 street northwest, and 12thstrset wnarf
Washington, D. c.; g. +. HYDE, SO Water street,
GEORGETOWN, D. O.; WILLIAM 2. CLYDE b. CO.,
phiA. mar20-ly