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A Rival TO the fsycycic.

=, re newspaper carrier who serves manor. u,
6nidinS Soas 81 N The permanent exhibition
en- ,Snns SO LIE IoCndS al the rate OF ~ miles
an hohr lie travels on machines NOT rnr'Is
folitr-SkateS. which are caIied ne5o,,o 80 - 9
.ec, @ 20 tne inventor. }. II. lIobb. an arrbi-
ilot taI olst3nt predicts the Philaaeinbia D.. :
IRA. when the Whole city will he on 40 49, ~.
wien leaeStIians viii be Swimming through th,.
stleets az tne rate or 10 miles an hour vlthon,
more effort than is now put forth IN nersnina
lattng half that distance. ~'''i''u-
me pedonotor consists OF four tough, light.
wooden wheels: supplied with an o.ier rim of
tough india-rubher. These wheels are secnred
10 frame the shape OF the FOOT. which -
strapped TO the pedal eNtremitieS In the us,I.l
manner. nike rollers The Wheels al
these little vehicles are not under but are pa,ei
on each side OF the foot, thus giving the Wrarer
good standing. as well as solid footing The
rear wheels are 5 inches in diameter While those
IN front are but ~ inches. This gives The foot
slight incline. ana when in motion has much
TO do In impeding the pedestrian forward EN-
tending frem the toe, with slight curl toward
the ground. Is piece Of casting termed the
pusher, which is simply used In mounting an
elevation or steep incline. From the center OF
the heel small brass wheel extends backward,
serving As 4 guide as well as a brake. The
whole scarcely turns the scale al pound
weight. In using them. no more effort is re-
quired than in ordinary walking. The wearer
steps with his regular STRIDE, and Is amazed 10
IND himself Swimming oyef the ground 50
rapidly with so little muscular effort Mr..
Hobbs explains the mystery OF the rapid move
ment In this manner: A man whose stride is 81
inches Will traverse Is inches. or ons-half
further. with the pedomotor. This is because
the body is In constant motion. For instance.
say he. the traveller starts, and while he raises
one foot to step. he continues rapidly onward
until that foot is set down and the other raised
TO make another step. This gives him more
momentum and away he goes over the two miles
IN The sane time 10 accomplish mile With the
feet. No effort OF the body is required for their
use, as in skates. The Traveller simply puts one
foot before the other, and finds himself whiZzed
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II Some citizens Of Louisville, KY, have
formed an alliance to secure better obServ-
ance Of sunday In that city.
eBTwo dsbeliesers in the doctrine OF eternal
punishment applied for admission to the Con-
gregatiOnal church In Henniker, n. IL. They
beIs The church voted almost unanimously to
admit them, and to omit, on the occasion OF
their reception, the word everlasting" iB read
ing the confession OF faith. The pastor warmly
defends the course taken, but it is censured by
many leading New England Congregationalists,
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REOPENED.
THE OFFICE OF THE

THE OFFICE OF THE
dOLM4N LIVER PAD COMPANY,
which which has been closed for few months, has been
Ieopened by Messre. RINGWALT Il HALL, who
Xre AGENTS Tor the District Of Columbia Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia and Delaware for the sale
81 nese remedies, at their Office southeast corner OF
M ana streets two squares north Of Pennsylva.
ana ntted up for the convenience Of pahanta Con.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
What is it! and what does 1t meani II ia q new
mstnod OF treating successfully all Liver and StOm
acn diseases externally, and it means an honest war
assslnst the thousand and one postrums and hum
ougsof this and past ages.
ITS DISCOVERY.
About. eight years ago there was discovered and
put INTO practice new. simple, convenient and safe
principle Tor curing diseases by absorption without
the aid Of Medicine The necessities of the case
prompted vigorous examination into its merits,
solved.
Ofice-Oorner OF 9th and e streets northwest over
Wn. B. kileY's Dry Goods Store
No Charles street, Baltimore. novs-ly
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AUCTION SALES:
THIS AFTERNOON.
THos. E wAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

THos. E. WAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auctoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
No 2022 ON STREET NORTHWEST
Under and by virtue of deed of trust, a,sS
bearing date the 26th day of Aprii, 1875, and -
recorded IN Liher No 7S1 folio 431, of the 2e.
afd records OF the District of Columbia, the under
siened Trustees viii sell at pubiic auction in front
9t the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of
February, 1873, al O'Clock m ali of lot numbered
= Ia Babcccks subdivision of original lots 8, and
10, in square 1913.
Terms Ct sale The amount OF indebtedness So
cured by this deed of trust unpaid (sl0,SI6. Sc }
with the expense of SALE in cash and the balance at
twelve and eighteen months for which the notes of
the purchaser bearing interest from the day of sale
and secured by deed of trust the property sold,
stall lie taken deposit Of $500 snail be required
OF the purchaser at the time of SALE and all convey
ancire at his cost If terms of sale are not com.
pied within seven days, the Trustees reserve right
to resell at risk and cost Of defauitin9 purchaser,
after giving such notice Of such resale as they
think proper.
RICHARD WALLACH, r,,....
ANDREW B. DUVALL. Ir"s'eeo'
THOS z. WAGGAMAN, Auct. jan30-eo&ds
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r H. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer

BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated Febru IL
folio 319. one Of the land records for Wash G.H
te peSslt j. District Of Columbia and at the
cell at public auction in front OF the premises on
dh;iDtAI the 2ist day of February, 1878. at
4c1Gh Pm az OF Lot numbered thirty three (33)
tss4 I improved by a nearly nsw two story Frame
Terms Onethird cash; balance in one year, with
interest at Per cent per annun payable semi
Say, or az cash, at the option OF the purchaser.
heepost OF &100 required when the property is
Knocked Oh Conveyaneing at purchasers cost.
ASSWs " De computed with in seven days.
IeDl2ots MARTIN NJ ROHRER, TT astee.
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W HEN PROFESSOR GRAHAM BELL was In Lon
Don he was asked how he accounted for the fact
t s large proportion OF new inventions came
from the United States and how ii had come 10
pass That he, Scotcbman, born and educated
at home, should elect to go and live tn America.
ana date his discoveries thence. He said that
difficulty was felt with others-that he could
not easily obtain in England those appliances
which his work required. IL he went to an in-
strument maker and ordered anything out OF
the usual way, he was met with all sorts OF diff
flcult1eS, and when these were over he was con-
rounded by the cost. In America, on the other
hand, the instrumental makers and manufactu-
rels lay themselves out specially to secure the
custom OF inventors. They viii 60 TO any ex-
pense or submit to any Inconvenience In the
OF course, they do not do this purely In the in
terests OF science. They find their account ia
the business they secure, should the invention
turn out to be practicability. They are always
glad to get new Ideas, or be themselves put on
the track.
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR LEON, the Oldest Established and only Re-
~ liable Ladies Physician in the city, can be con-
suited daily, At No. 915 9th ST., X from to 3
o'clock. AL eIpala Complaints quickly cured. Office
ana Residence. IL Barnet ST., Baltimore. feb19-lm
Il AIDES suffering from irregularities will find a
j - sure and speedy relief by Dr. LEoS's Celebra-
ted Remedy Sent TO any address for one dollar.
DIR. LEON, 9I5 9th st. febl9-2wf
mr. HENRY MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
- Certain cure for Disease of the Kidneys, Ora
vel and ali Urinary Diseases, Nervous Debility,
Seminal Weakness. Iupotency, Scrofula, Syphilis,
and all Blood ard Skin Diseases specify cUred.
For sale by WI b. ENTWI5, e, DrugSi,t, corner
18th ST. and Ps Price, So per box sent by mail
on receipt Of price, securely sealed febl4-1y
nR. ROBERT son removed to 456 G st. NV, next
IL door to Metropolitan church, can be consulted
on all diseases of the Urinary Passages and Nervous
system Scientific and honorable treatment guar
anteeo to- al placing themselves in his hands, aad
speedy cue Effected Is years experience in special
practice. Refers to medical faculty of Baltimore.
&harges moderate Hours TO pm, Wednesdays
and Saturdays febl2 I'm
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CTE1GER Il LIEBERMANN. Auctioneers.
MENT BRICK DWELLING. MANsARD
ROOF, No. 1908 STREET, BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS NORTH.

TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS NOETH-
WEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated July 1st -
AID. 1876, duly recorded i'll L.bsr No. S27 GtsS
Folio PIP. ct Sea- one OF the land records for sAA
the District of Columbia and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, will sell, at public auc-
ton, iii front OF the premises, On WEDNESDAY,
February 2sth, 1872 at o'clock NJ, the following
described real estate. situate in the city OF Wash
ington d. c., Lot numbered fiftyfour ga, in
Kely's recorded subdivision of Lots in Square
numbered three hundred and forty t340), the sub
division having been duly recorded III subdivision
book W. B. NJ, folio 245 in the office of the survey
Of said District, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale One-thirs 90 cash, and the bal
ance in equal instalInents at one % and two CD
years after day of SALE to be secured by the notes
of the purchaser, bearing eight a. per cent per
mum interest until paid, payable ssmi-annualg.
and deed Of trust on the property sold or al CASH
be required at the time of sale If the terms of sale
are not complied with within five days from the
day of sale, the property will be resod at the risk
and cost of ths defaulting purchaser. All convey
ancing at purchasers cost.
JOHN F. ENNIS. r,stoas
febl3d JOHN II. CASSIN.S ii"S'"'''
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IMPORTANT To LADIES.

AL irregularities speedily removed by remedy
endorsed ny the Inedical faculty of Maryland. sent
Address (conhGentialIyl q. G. WORTHISGTON,
NJ. D., a graduate of University of Maryland, II
= Gay ST, Baltimore. Md feb1fly'
CPERMATORRHOEA DORMIENTIUM, Impo-
Lost Sixor and all yenereal Diseases cured with
out the of CaloInel or mercury, by Dr.. BROWN,
1906 st. near 10th w de soicits the very worst
cases. febi-lm'
say comprising 3 series OF lectures delivered at
kahn's Museum Of Anatomy, on the cause and cure
Of premature decline, showing indisputably how
nops;s Of lmpediments to marriage and the treat
tnent OF nervous and physical debility, being the
quit OF % years experience By naail. 25c., our
KahS %useGn SIS Broads.y s Ns~ YORK
noy22- n.w&f .6nl
DE; John TRIPP's BLOOD PURE
~ FEB : certain cure for Syphilis, scrofuls,
ali Blood Poison. Cure of syphilis guaranteed In
e'ther stare. Send for pamphlet. enclosing stamp
No medicine genuine unless in bottles with nv name
blown In them and labels bearing my own Trads
Marx Iian2o-1yl DR. JOHN TRfPP
nK. ROBERTSON can he consulted every
NV, neat door 10 Metropolitan church corner AZ
Ct, from t. pm. on all diseases of the Urinsry
ORGANS and Nervous System Recent and Chronic
Ssses quickly cured Ali Female Complaints quick.
~ cured Consultations strictly private and cIrs
Guaranteed IN every case Fifteen years experienced
1bsryes moderate Main Office, ~ s. Eutaw St.
DaItnnore Oct4ly
nR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
manhood and the Sigor OF youth to the most
shattered constitution IN four weeks Failure i'm.
possible THIS hie-restoIins remedy should be takes
BY al about TO marry, who have become weak
ehed from excess or any other cause. Success in
every certain SIS that water quenches thirst
yersity Place. New York.
druggists supplied 1anl-tr
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MARRIED.

SWAN-CARR0I.L. February 18th. 1879 10y the
Rev. Oliver Cox, MOSES NJ Swan. of Augusta Me-
TO EMMA CARROLL, OF Troy, n. 7.
MlLS0N,EDELIN- On SATURDAY.. February
18th, 1872, by the Rev. Il. Sunderland. JANhsP
WILSON to EMMA FIoRENcE EDELIN
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BOWMAN 4 GREEN, Auctioneers.
TRESTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON o STREET SOUTH, BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS

KEAL ESTATE On q STREET SUU III, Be
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
EAST.
By virtue of a deed Of trust to me- bearing -
date ON the 9th October. 1875 and recorded in hns
Liber No: 500, folio $50, of the land records -.
for the District of Columbia, ana at the request
auction, in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 26th day of February. A. D. 1879, at AZ clock
the city OF Washington, in the District of Columbia
Known as Lot numbered sixteen, 49, IN Charles
Just's recorded subdivision of Lots numbered
three t3,) four. a. five 60 six (6.l seven, a.
thirty seven, 37) thirty eight 49, and thirty ne
(39) insquare numbered seven hundred and thirty,
two (I32D with the improvements. consisting of a
three-story Brick Dwelling House with all modern
improvements.
Terms of SALE prescribed by deed of trust One
naf cash; balance in six and twelve months with
zine per cent interest from day of sale secured by
deed OF trust Oh the property. deposit of 100
required at time of sale. Conveyancing at cost of
purchaser. IT terms are not complied with il, i've
days from day of fae. the Trustee reserves tile rit
to resell at cost and rick OF defaulting purchaser
after five days adves tseuent
tebl4-IOt WILLIAM 4. GORDON. Trnstaa
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AUCTION SALES.


nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
HIGHLY IMPC RTANT AUCTION SALE
No. 1425 NEW YoRK Avenue,
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
AT ~ AND ~ O'CLOCK
CONCLUDING TOMORROW CTHURSDAY> AT
SAME HOUR.
NO DISAPPOINTMENT ON ACCOUNT OF
WEATHER.
THE VAN TINE COLLECTION OF
and TURKISH
ART OBJECTS EXTRAORDINARY
AN UssuRPAssEn COLLECTION or Axc1nSr AND
MODERN EXAMPLES.
ACKNoMLEDGED TO BE THE MOST VARIED
% asl 3 ao mTAf fHr Gh sHoWA MD
IN THIS CITY.
The Entire Collection, together with about
leo ELEGANf T .Nn Eafb ANn PERSIAN BUGS
To BE SoID AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE.
THIS tWEL NEsDAYl AND THURSDAY AFTER
NOON AND EVENING,
AT 2x AND ~ O'CLOCK
At 1925 New York Avenue.
Particular attention is called to this valuable CD,
lection of Oriental Art Objects They have been
selected with special care by Messrs vautine 4 nm
pany, and comprise articles that vary in vane from
one dollar to hundreds, and include examples th At
have not only artistic merit, but also beauty; in
fact, such articles as are sui'ab for presents,
household ornamentation. and use, as well as thoss
sought after ty the connoisseur
No SHOP WORN GOODS ARE INCLUDED
EVERY ARTICLE BEING SELECTED FROM
FRESH IMPORTATIONS, AND with very few
exceptional NOW SHOWN TO THE PU 5LIC FOR
THE FIRST TINE.
CO Collection on Exhibition previous to hour of
sale.
Mr. THOS Il KIRBY viii conduct the sale feble
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO. Auctioneers
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| United STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.

By virtue OF an order of the Supreme Court of the
Di ISL OF Columbia. sitti' in Equity Cause No
o31o, Malsh vs. Bralnard ct al viii SELL ct public
f ssr1 1873 s. on Of TGHsDAY the 18th Of Feb
scribed property to wit: Two Sfde-dumpinr ScoVs
fl5-dtS FRED'K DOUGLASS II Il Marata? n ~ 20
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THIS EVENING.
TKOMAs BOWLING, Auctieneer.
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF SUPERB
SILVER PLATED WARE
FINE TABLE CUTLERY.
$4,000 STOCK
STANDARD SILVER WARE
Seven Days Sale.
LARGEST sTocK OF THE KIND EVER OFFERED
AT AUCTION IN This CITY, COMPRISING
OVER l2,00U LoTs
The large. store 1913 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS, near Wizards, having
been secured expressly for this sale, l SHALL on
SATURDAY. February 10Th, at 10 o'clock m, 3
and 80 pm, continuing every day next week at
same hours, sell without limit this entire stock
Consisting in part Of
AGO Tea Sets latest designs.
$50 Ice Pitchers single and III sets.
300 Large Walters and SalverS
EGO Dinner and Breakfast Casters
1000 dozen Plated Knives andForks.
Elegant Epfrgnes Center Pieces, Cake Baskets,
Berry Dishes. Soup Tureens, Bakers Urns,
Celery Stands, Vases, and general assortment
of rich goods.
Each lot guaranteed trictly as represented.
e. Goods on exhibition Friday Evening"
Ladies are invited TO attend the sale.
febl2-du THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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PURSUIT OF INDIANS WITH THE TEMPERATURE
THIRTY DEGREES BELow.-A dispatch from
"Headquarters Battalion 5th Cavalry In field
ON Antelope Creek. Neb., Feb. l3, via Fort Rob-
lnson, Neb., Feb. 16, 1879" says: A battalion of
the oth cavalry, commanded by Major Ferris.
SIX days scout through the great sand hills.
they crossed Ciifford's and Boardman's Forks
TO loup FORK, down which they continued for
one days march, thence back TO the head waters
and, making wide detour to the left, returned
10 camp on the sixth day. Two camps were
MADE without wood or water and with he Their
mometer 30 degrees below zero There was
great suffering i'll the command from cold and
snow blindness. It was impossible to follow
the trail OF the Cheyennes, owing Ia the great
depth OF the snow.
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ARCTIC EXPLoRATIoN.-Dr. l. l. HAYES repeat.
ed last night before the congregation OF 81.
Joseph's church, his admirably graphic lecture
on lie in the Arctic regions. The large audi
ehce was III complete sympathy with the lee
mlsadVentures OF his crew, who lacked amuse-
ment so soreiy that they played at sunday
schooi LOT Two weeks, held symphony concerts
on nddie ana barrel-OTgan during the third
ana In the fourth started a newspaper. The
COOK wrote its poetry, the steward contributed
moral essays. the boatSwain evolved conun-
urunS- ana the mate superintendent q personal
column. which led to personal encounters and
10 Inc nnal mlnZling OF the Arctic press. Dr.
Hayes was very earnest in his belief that the
,lhie was coming when public enterprise would
break through the belt OF ice in which he him
sell STUCK fast, and that the stars aud stripes
would yet wave over the Polar sea.-CNY. Her
aid. 18th
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TOHNlSHERMAN l. CO, Real Estate Auctioneers
st. Cloud Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON WILSON STREET

I.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the LIST IL
day OF December, A. d. 1875, and recor led tM}3
in Liber No; sos folio 12s. one of the lsnd 4:3
records of the District of Columbia, will sell at
DAY, the 20th day of February, A. D. 1879, at 4
O'Clock NJ all that certain rea estate in the county
of Washington. d. O., designated the west half Of
lot numbered thirty (30), in block No 49, in How
ard University recorded subdivision of Eaing-
ham," with the improvements
Terms Of SALE One-fourth cash; and the balance
at Six. twelve and eighteen months, for which the
notes Of the purchaser bearing interest from dav of
sale and secured the property sold, win be taken
or al cash at the option of the purchaser deposit
OF $50 will be required at time of sale. All taxes and
assessments to December 1875 will be paid out Of
the purchase money.
WI. F. MATTINGLY,1 rr,,,,,a,
r-,, - G, E. PRENTISS, trustees
WN. NJ. SMITH Salesman febl0aoSas
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STEAMERS, De.
CTFAMFR ,,.TTaNO c.n,.5a

CTEA1sFR y.ATTANO, Captain wv
- BYLES, leaves wharf foot of 9Th -H-e
and SITS, every Tuesday, Thurs sSasI..s..s-s&
gay ara StfC y. al a. IT,, for PO-
toniac hiXer lanfh1ss- On Tuesdays for Mattox
Sreeh Cotton :, and landings in St Clements Bay
IN Thursdays for daitox Greek and Ian ttl2s in
WlcoInlco RIVER. On Sundays for Coltor's and land.
ing IN NcDIni Greek Returnins on Wednesday
FRIDAY, and Monday morDIa2s, making interIueii-
ate landings, excepting Matt3x on Wednes lay
ABOVE trlIS Oumenc9 Tuesday. Feb. 18Th
FQI Iurt1er Information enquire at Offices of G.
l. SHERIFF, Nos- 32S and Ills Pennsylvania ave-
il'le; or at Office foot OF 9th ana street. sw.
IeblZ q T. JONES Ayant
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n" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NM OAhiAcNf1sF
41S Penn'a oce. - 90.

WOMAN,S WORDS.-An Original Review OF
w Whist Women are Doing IN Industry. Education,
Philanthropy, Social Reform, Art, Science, Litera
ture and Government Also, q faithful record OF
what men are doing to advance the interests OF
women. Every household should read one good
year by mail postage prepaid, 81 90 single copies.
10 cents. THERESA JUAN LEWIS and SARA
ANDREWS SPENCER, Publishers Gall or send
orders to Mrs. THERESA JUAN LEWIS, MsnAsinG
Editor, Boom No. 10, Republic Building. llDl Penn.
sylvaniA ave. decS
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eE-Every girl who passes through the Bos-
ton schools now receives three years instru >
tlOn in various kinds OF needlewOrk, and is ca D.
able OF being an expert seamstresS. Ii Is said
that the benefits resulting from this instruction
are seen In the improved appearance OF the
childrens clothing tn the schools, and are felt In
thousands of homes.
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SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD.-The suit OF MI
chaei L. Heller against the Burlington and Mis-
souri, RIVER railroad, to recover Sil4000 for
alleged breach of contract. was begun in New
York yesterday. Plaintiff claims the amount
under a contract for salary and land commits
Slons Iof nVe years TO settle MennoniteS along
the line OF the road, and alleges that the de-
remnant broke the contract in II months The
defence is a counter claim for So, 600 damages
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lUNCANSON BROS, Auct,oneers.

IRUSIEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON B STREET, NEAR SECOND STREET
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust, given to u.s. -
and duly recorded In Liber No 864. folio $685. inn
&c one of the land records for the District X.A
OF Columbia. and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby we will sell on THURSDAY, Febru-
airy goth, 1872 at o'clock pm. in front Of the
premises, all that piece parcel Of land situated.
lying and being in the city of Washington District
OF Columbia known and designated as parts of Lots
four 90 and five (5,) in square five hundred and
ninety, $780, commencing on south 81 street distant
ftyseven (57) feet east from the northwest corner
Of said square, running thence south seyenty-six
t7G feet thence east to the east line Of Lot four,
(4) thence along said east lins of Lot four "a and
east line of Lot five t5 north to the line of street
thence alongSd street eighteen feet to the begin
ming. togenfS$h Pill the Improvements. ways, ease
ments, rlghtS ERS1leges aud appurtenances thereto
belonging Or@ any manner apDortaining.
Terms of sale: $500 and expenses Of sale and
taxes in cash the balance in equal payments at six
ana twelve months, notes to bear per cent interest
and be secured by deed of trust on the premises
sold deposit OF Sl0O required at time Of sale. If
the terms of sale not Complied vita within seven
days from day of sale. the Trustees
to resell the property at the risk and cost de-
faulting purchaser, after giving five days public
rotice Of such resale: conveyancing at purchasers
cost JOHN ARDEESER 60,
feb14d GUSTAV GIESLER,} Aios'eee'
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CLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
Eo1sectSssc at Phttodetphs0 scStk OsSaSs
L<,se for Boston, Pr0ctdesce, 6Hs
TIE Nesc ESs0I1n6 States.
Sailing Days.
from Philadelphia-SaturdAy. 81 II n
Eroc2 Observation-Disclosures. at II 4 L.
From Geor2etown-Monday, At p q.
Freigh.s received daily until p. ~ TaraEsa
giils Of ladins given TO Boston and eSE-A
eixnees w.Ehing their goods landed at
Heorsetown wharf WI please have them marked
'sGssFceto,cf., d. C."
For fuu information apply to J. d. JOHNSON 3
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