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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-06-05
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A. JOIN REEP$s T41lkeG&1 sss -,
,.t'ssx 7kg? sS rs a& ssss;!S sFs g s.
to- chill when the sun is down, and the sod is
The world eas&!i: s'{ lonely place. ii seems!
don't know Why <~z
1.s. a. lean bnathIf fence, ao~' 1t'6y-
With the fesl Of the spring in his bones like
reas4 ito 1enji : tsns, .l%ntsw nst VERY:
EA1sa.ssj q II "a 3 G. 8 /
PbuG.} .teeraay@o -soi';s and'eva f'd%fsu"'
Though & W sit to as En- ''s 1s
is ending ; At IT, t,w eg1 ""f esffssa
The frogs make sorrowful noise, and yet its
the time theymate;
There's something comes with the spring,
lightness or else weight;
There's something comes with the spring, and
itseems to me it's fate; IT, ~it4,I
It's the hankeripg after . lne'that you never
have learned to know;
It's the discomfort with life thatis always thus
It's the ana v 81 >shiat,S*e' ii hi SSere
We are going to CO.
Ny hfs' Is lucky enough,'1 fancy, to most
49,, ag 6s. 1 d;,:' !e 'ssefts@1S
rs NV run On 50 leng j! eoql ! e s G'"
.uJ et y :: U..aI, r. '~su5s .Iyt (
And sister Jane and myself, we have learned
F' s.,sa' e aeSfe at w. aa9 'ss
- ''sS :s:i .S'; .Sy; Ii AS &s'As"
couldn't change il would I've lost the how
One day my time viii be up, and Jane DO the
For ..n %s'1 wom sns1 aie tousn aaav. dan
single men. y. 3 - T.;
., She kept me so to herself, she was always the
stronger hand,
And my lot showed well enough, when l
looked around in the land;;
But I'm tired and sore at heart, and II don't
.ystus7 q99ite =. Understand T. 3
wonder how it had been il I'd taken what
The plague, they say of wife, the care of a
II Edith Piesanton now we're near me- us
rl5o II, Edith Reed' -. .
Suppose taet e. ssq Avs We'll grown ws sEs there i"
Adj isltSy:eifin !: h'm;S asI was twhes, my
should feel no older, uurc and certainly more
!! E:::' a.: n
And Whit has comet to the most might allo
have come to me 4;
IT 'S %iIa Sa %esa S ;wf re Ills
That to have no loss was gain; but now-l
He seems to posscss them still, under the
ridgcs1of clay
And share and share in a life is somehow, a
~ different thing :.,-.
that of take wing,
Inn Il teel close in the breast think it must be
the spring.
:. I'm drying up like brook when the woods
have been cleared around
You're sure it must always RIM, you are used
-, to the sight and sound
But Il shrinks till there's only left stony rut
There's nothing to do but to take the days as
- = ~ they come and 60.
IND not 70 worry with thoughts that nobody
For people SO seldom talk Of the things they
want to know.
There's times when the way is plain, and
everything nearly right,
'~ And then OF a sudden you stand like man
ruas with = elouded sight; 4"g
r9A st4hs seetn. often abeast in the dusk of a
lallst move; my joints are stiff, the weather
is breeding rain,
And Dan is hurrying on with his pow-team
ugo to the village store; I'd rather not talk
y, s~" .''-"' -Bayarl Taylor
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The Forgetfalneea OF Pee pie.

The Oxford Professor who, to avoid the wind
when taking snuff, turned around, butforgot to
turn back, and walked six miles into the coui,-
try, was no more forgctful than those who
still use the huge. drastic, cathartic pills, for
getting that Dr.. Picrcc's Pleasant Purgatiyc
Pellets, which are sugar-coated, and little larger
than mustard seeds, arc positive and reliable
cathertic, readily correcting all irregularities Of
the stomach, liver, and bowels. Sold by drug
gists.
What tortures are inflicted by a disortlered
liver Pains in the right side and under the
right shoulder blade, headache, nausea, in
digestion, costiyeness, unpleasant taste in
the mouth and low spirits, are among it's in
dicia. Besides, the saffron tmge 1t imparts
to the skin is the reverse of becoming. But
Dr. Motifs Vegetable Liver Pills speedily;
dispel the symptoms by rcmcdying the dig
order which produces them. Sold by all
druggists.
For throat diseases and Elections Of the:
chest; "BTo,sns Bronchial Iroches," are Of
value. For coughs, irritation Of the throat
caused by cold, or unusual exertion Of the
vocal organs, in speaking in public, or singing,
they produce beneficial results. =.
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CH&W
he CelebrAtd
@nAtchloes
Wood Tag Plug
T1NA~n
tnD PIoE14R ToBACoO CoaEFANY,.
New York. Boston and Chicago

New York. Boston aad Ghlcaee.
The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. have taken
the highest honors at MI worlds exhibitions fol
more tina n twelve years-viz, at Paris, 1857
Vienna, 1873; Santiago, 1875; Philadelphia
1876, and Paris, 1878; and they are the only
American makers who have taken such at any
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FUN IN, RHYME:

FUN IN RHYME: 80: ~. r.,
., :. LOVE AND FOLLY. .':a.i"..
Love and Folly were at piay, =" T..
Both towanton to be wise;
They fell out, and in the fray
Folly put out Cupid's eyes, Il
. Straight the criminal was tfied,i :, ~
had his punishment assigned: ::
Folly should to Love be tied, ID.
And condemned to lead the blind!
Oh, the tickle, tickle weather. =.
: :. 1t,ecarcely holds together.
For day.! .:.'.t,;
First it snoweth, then 1t bloweth,
Then the angry, storm cloud .geeth ::
-: -; Right away. Il, t.
But there's micklc, mickle weather
That would suit us all together
= just the same =. !:
For take us all together, :: y
~, We're as, tickle a. The weather. q
: -, Ii,i Who's to blame?' +;
FROM THE FRENCH.
dream Of thee by night, love, .,,j
think Of thee by day;
Thou art In every thought, love,
My heart would wish to say.
Ii fearful forget thee,
My own-my I.eOnOre!
The fearing forget thee
Reminds me but the more.
Hhe saw him up into the hall,
He graspcd the portal handle.
And on the stand she gaily set
The family burning candle,
He placed his arm around her waist;
She smiled in confederation,
And then, and then, and then
The rest need't mention.
Spring has come
Ohio!
Winter is gone
Next comes sum-
Mer, then autumn,
And seasons come
And 90.
Selah!
Thus they have always done,
BY gum!
any coarse, unfcellng Teller
Asks the loan Of your umbrellcl,
Tell him it's Lent
II any tramp presums to follcr,
And beg the loan Of half dollar,
Tell him it's Lent
And so tell all who come to borrow
Some treasured article Tomorrow
Tell 'cm it'S Lent
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THE 0AsMAN's ADVICE,
Oh! meet her by the moonlight" young mar
Its Il very nice ballad, own
But nicer and better, young man,
Ia meter by Saslight alone
IT'S now along the high ways
The robins gayly flute,
And in the orchard byways
The cabbages take root
It's now the chief musician
Round the cottage is the wren;
IT'S now TINT the fruition
OF the merry hearted hen
Wakes Joy in the bosom Of Asrirol.,
Who sells eggs.
WE'LL HAVE 1T.
In another month we'll have the rose,
OflOvc true reminder;
And be it said we'll also have
The festive organ grinder
With monkey attachment.
TRIOLBT.
OF classics he was fond,
He oft read Aristotle,
Lucretius each day he conncd;
OF classics he was fond,
But extended far beyond,
His love for the ong-ncckcd bottle
OF classics he was fond,
Hc oft read Aristotle.
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DESTINY.

DESTINY.
Laura sits watching the clouds overhead,
Where are they going, wonderv'
Prosaic Tom, from the door Of the shed,
II guess they are going to thunder"
Where are they going:" Ethel inquiries
Watching the cows az they pass
Rudely shouts Bill, with voice like crier's,
Il reckon they're going to grass"
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The Msndtlssoiln, Piano. &C., No 81 East
18th Street, Nj y. sell Planes ati Factory
s@Sfs fS*as 9 81 S@ Durham Hoj.e,o
ACheW JaeRson's Best Sweet NAVY Tobacco
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and tho Trade furnished vi
60sAndfnattreAsos It shol
Co. 81 East 7th. Street, St.
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in clean Bank OF England notes, and paid
them over the counter.
"Where are the 2 shillings1"
:: I'VE never give small change, sir. !
will give you two draws instead
"Oh! All right, Here, make it -four
draws. Here are two shilllngs more"
"A shilling draw is cheaper than we
usually allow, except for six draws at one
time" said the clerk. '"Wont your
friend take hand?'
"Mr. Beckley, try couple
"No," said Joe, II guess not
''Illgive you four, then, at the six rate,
this time," said the clerk, and he took the
money.
"A drum-box was produced: r
Mr. Cowper put in his hand and drew
out four envelopes, each containing one
ticket. He opened them and called of
the numbers. Three drew nothing; the
fourth drew "a, 1:shilling.
*'This is splendid luck, Beckley!"w his-
pered Cowper. Don't you want to try2''
81 guess not said Mr.: Joe Becklcy:
Gentlemen, said the clerk, contiden-
TALLY, II saw remarkable sight here
b this mornings A, man came in and gave
"a hundred pounds, and drew a bushel Of
envelopes. Will you. believe me-there
were. only two prizes among 'em! Well
gentlemen, after he went away, found
that the Queen sent him here to try for
her l was sorry she had snch a poor
pull, but 1 could not help it;swe must be
impartial, and let luck go where it will,
All the, royal family patronize us and
most always have good luck, and never
knew such a quantity Of blanks drawn
ont without heavy run Of prizes right
afterwardsi 8. .-" =:
"You're right about that" exclaimed
Mr.. Cowper, with enthusiasm. "Beckley,
we can make fortune here. Suppose
We put in e5 apiece on trial?"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-30

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20, 1879,
Cotton quiet and easier. Middling nominally ga a
Os.c.
Flour fairly active and steady. Howardstreet aud
Western superne, 1898 ~; do extra, o. 509i 70; do
family. q 5O5 5Oi city Mills supertnU, 70 1908 25i do
extra, % sOii do lilo brands. d 1905 CO., Patapsco
family. s626.
Wheat-Southern quiet and nominal, Western duh
and lower. No Pennsy red u 0je6yI O5Gi No
Western winter red, spot 81 Oji February 81 Ol4i
March, u 06'4Ql 07i April, N07A.
Corn-southern steady and quiet Western quiet
and steady. Southern white, 46c; do yellow Use
Western mixed spot, 43A 6bi3c; February 43' axe
March. iH{@iic; April Iihc; steamer i0C,
Oats dun aud easier. Southern, 2sd3lC; Western
white, 29gSoei do mixed 2s@2sei Pennsylvania. $50
30c
Rye quiet. Southern, 50957c.
Hay dull, Maryland Rnd Pennsylvania prime, 500
Provisions nominaily firm, but quiet Meas porl,.
old, S. IS; new, SO. Bulk meats Loose shoulders
new Tic; Cear'rb sides, iAc per car load; pack ed
new, ic and 6i4c. Observation-Disclosures old, 4aci clear.
rib Sides, new, 64c Hams, sugar-Cured, new 90g I0c
Lard refined tiorces &c. Butter quiet. but firm foI
choice; Western packed, lSg2lci rolls, l56Dl7c.
Petroleum hold hrn, bui dull, Crude, sjs@sSc; re.
Coffee active and firm, Rio cargoes, ia &c.
Sugar quiet, sotl, b's@Stc.
Whisky dull at Al O6's
FrOghts 10 Liverpool per steam drm. Cotton, I'D
-four Is 6di grain. 7Wl!ad,
Recelpts--Elour, 1857 Dbls wheat, n 900 bu corn
Shipments Wheat, 800 but corn, iaoll2
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GEORG ETOIrN NEWS.


The funeral Of Mr. Samuel Crown. who died
Tuesday morning took place yesterday afternoon
from his late residence, On the Conduit road, ana
was attended by large number of the oldest resi-,
dents of the District, including many members OF
the Oldest Inhabitants Association. The funeral
services were conducted by the Rev. Richard Nor
ris, of the Dunbarton street NJ L. Church. The
pallbearers were Messrs. X. Il. ShekCll, NJ. V.
Buckley, Thomas PRODIGY, and David Jackson. The
remains were inferred at oak Hill Cemetery.
The walking match fever has reached George
town, and Mr.. william Ray proposes undertaking
to walk 200 quarter miles in 200 quarter hours,
and has gone into training under Mr.. Charles Gar.
ret. He walks from Scriyenels Hotel to the Chain
Bridge and return every morning. The place for
the walk TO take place has not yet been selected.
Mr.. Francis |. Brooks of No. . First street, had n
basket containing large quantity of meat stolen
from his wagon while standing IN front of the
Butchers Market about six o'clock yesterday
morning.
Special Officer John Welch Slipped and fell on
the steps In front of his residence, No. II Congress
street, between six and seven o'clock Tuesday
night, and injured his right leg.
Mr.. Frank Thompson. residing at No. AZ Congress
street was robbed of seven fine Brahma hens carly
yesterday morning.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
FINANCI4L.
New York Money Market.


Nicw YoHK. Jan. 20. 1870.
Money was active to day at a6e5. closing nt?.
Foreign exchange steady at Isld@iSj for long and
ls7isdIss for demand.
Government bonds hrner for IiS's aud U.s.
State bonds were dull. Lou sanas advanced TO 63S.
Railroad bonds were rong aud higher ohio aud
Mississippi seconds to 7il Metropolitan Elevated
hrsis to o. Denver and Rio Crandc rss to Ola, Han
nibni and 81 Joseph convertbles to 1877. New York
Elevated hrsts to 1851, Western Union Telegraph
pom of 1900 TO 49, Chicago. 81 Paul and Minneapolis
teod by Lake Shore) to 0S aud Becvie and southern
Illinois irsts to 1855. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
consolidated assened fell of sos aud do seconds TO
1879. Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern hrsts
rose from T05s TO 7il4.
The stock market was active and buoyant, with an
advance In prices ranging from to A per cent both
the Investment and speculative shares participating In
the upward movement After midday the coal stocks
coal at thenuctton sale OF the Delaware, Lackawanp
Western Company and the general list all ced to
there was an active buying movement. which con.
uued to the close when the highest pr of the day
were current prominent feature ftoday's marke ct
was an advance In Western Uon TO Ol}a. or within
a traction OF the highest point reached. Tie
greatest activity was IN Erie, Delaware, Lackawanna
Western Union. Ian and new jersey Cs"r" cmads
$ Paul prafsrrsS o &ew 'S Jeey denPa HSG
common, ga. and Michigan Central. 81 per cent, The
transae tons aggregated Jo0lO shares of which 5ijO
western II 900 were Wabash 49, 500 were " Paul 81 10
were Delaware LaCknwanna and Western, 1900 were
New Jersey Central 1000 were Morris aud Essex $500
We're Ohio and Mississippi. 80 900 Western
Union, 1900 Canada Southern 35 were 81 Louis
Kansas Guy and Horhern; 300 were Missouri, Kansas
The following were tho closing prices;
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plaintiff in error vs. Charles l. Leeds, mayor &C.
40. le5 The United States, ex rel William s. Peter
KIN, plaiutih In error, vs. The mayor, &c, Of New
orleans No. ls0, The United States, ex rel James
Madick, plaintiff IN orror vs. The mayor, &c, Of
new orleans, Argument continued by ID. G.. La
bait for plaintiff In error In No 1905 BIZ Mr.. II. G..
Muller for defendants In error, and concluded by
MI u. II. Chamberlain for plaintiff In error in No.
20 and submitted by Mr. 4. j. Scmmcs aud Mr..
1S9.
No l5S. Pablo Sala ct a. appellants, VS.. The city
OF New Orleans. Dismissed with costs
~ NO 10y. Charles Morgan, appellant W.; The New
tnucd.
-. No 100. John I. Story, plaintiff IN error vs. n.
w casey, receiver &c. submitted 10y Mr.. H. n.
ogden for plaintiff in error aud by Mr. J. ID. Rouse
ana Mr.. William Grant fot defendant In error
No. l6l, Francis j. King ct nl. plaintiff in error,
VS.. The United States. Argument commenced by
Mt Edward Bksell for plaintiff In error.
Adjourned until 10 morrow at twelve o'clock.
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MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.


District Treasurer Dodge has been directed to
notify the Stockholders IN the Western market that
the Commissioners Will renew the notes held
against them for bonus and rent at the present rates
of interest. and that If amy contractors who con-
structed The market hold any note securedb by the
same deed of trust which secures the oes to be re-
newed to indicate them so that the proper papers
may be prepared.
The following permits have been issued by In
spector Entwsle; George Jucnucman, repair brick
building on New Jersey avenue, between Is and c
streets northwest, S25 G. X. Clifton repair frame,
~ Massachusetts, avenue northwest $500
Mr.. Charles II. Dadd, In n communication to the
Commissioners. advocates the introduction Of the
Mofiit bell-punCh, believing that IL viii increase
tie reNpnues anmmnllN SlOlOOO.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctioncor

TRUSTEES SALE OF. PREMIsEs. no. 1922 Il
49,, STREET NORTHWEST
Iy Nrtuc OF deed of trust, dated October 20, 1915,
hnd duly recorded In Liber No. 4 folio H. OF tho
land records for the District of Columbia, and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, Will SCI ut
pubic auction, In front Of the premises, Monday,
February H. 1879, at o'clock y. ni the following lie
scrbed real estate IN the City of VIA hingon District
Columbia TO wit: All that piece or parcel OF ground
anu premises lying and being IN said city, and known
ma sgnmed on the eroutd plan Of said city as 10!
numbered i've (5) In square numbered Two hundr d
end nityiuur COD, the said lot fronting seventy feet
on y street NORTH aud running back with that uniform
Mldth the whole depth Of said lOt-one hundred ana
my nine fcetcNcopt that part Of said lot which may
De occupied or covered by lr.ck wall Intended 10
separate aud divide the same from lot numbertd 81 x
thereon
Terms Of sale: Twenty-six thousand seven hun
uIed and eighteen dullats and thirty five cents, to-
Bcther with The expense OF sale in cash, and the bal
nnce IN SIX, twelve. and eighteen months for which
INC notes Of the purchaser bearing interest from the
nay OF sale. and secured by deed of trust Oh the
property sold, VIII he taken deposit OF five hun
ured dollars Will be required OF the purchaser nj the
te OF sale, aud all cOnvcyancing shall be at the cx-
pensc OF tine purchaser.
ms property Will be sold subject to moi tgage re-
coruel ~ Iber N, G. 81, folio B. and to decd ri trust
ieCorued Ia lber S62, folio 49, of the land records Tor
'he District of Columbia. JOSEPH I. STEVENS,
jan 10 Trustee,
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suPREMB>CoURT OF THE DISTRICT
Noyes vs.. Inland soaboard Coastlng Company
appeal taken to the Supreme Court of the United
states. Brosnan vs.. District of Columbia appeal
W.. District of Columbia; argued and submitted
District Of Columbia VS.. Washington Market Com
pany on hearing.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
. Supreme Court ofthe District.-No.20,G ersdortfvS
MetropolitanBulldingA Associations No % Sinclair vs.
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company
No. ~ keppl vs.. KimmclI; No. ~, Bowen VS.
Freedman's savings and Trust Company: No. 90
Morton VS.. Ward: No. %, Robinson vs.. Wall; No
~ FAINT VS., Duheld; No 30, Georgetown College VS..
the District OF Columbia; No. 49, lngcrsol vs. James
No, Is. Lewis Va Frascr
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF tho United states,

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20, 1870.
On motion Of Mr., s, shellabaIgor, Theo sutro,
ESQ, of New York city, was admitted to practice.
Amendment TO Rule V, in relation to appeals
nom Court of Claims In every such case each party
at such time before trial. and In such form as the
court may prescribe shall submit to II request to
nnd all the iacts which the party considers proven
aud deems material 10 the due presentation of the
case In the findings of facts.
No, 100. The United states, eN rel Morris Ranger
plaintlif IN error vs.. The city of New Orleans No
l57. Tho United States, eX rel, Charles Parsons
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" TVFUEIUNN N JH1I' -, IoIV.
GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat-Tbe market for wheat remains dull and In
active In tho absence of any important receipts and
transactions necessarily restricted by the limited
supply. We only hear OF occasional sales In small
lots at the range sScsi 03 tor good prime Futz
and o. O5@pl OF for Lancaster There Is, however. a
good milling inquiry for the top grades OF both de-
scrptons with free spositlOn the part of buy
ers TO replenish stock at full market valuations.
Corn-The receipts of corn continue 10 Increase very
materially and the demand has somewhat slackened
We write the market duh and easy at nominal quota
tOns.
CATTLE MARKET,
AT q speclal meeting of the dealers at the George
town cattle market head OF beef cattle were offered
ofwhch sold ut $50 per head and at a Is per
gross cwt.
PORT.
The steamer Lady of the Lake, Captain Bonneville.
sailed this moruidg for Norfolk laden with flour She
was Immediately followed by the steamship l.. @
knight. Captain Chichester also laden with -four, for
for New York.
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TRuEsDELL. AuclIonecr
TRUSTEES SALE. OF IMPROVED PROPERTY

INV u Ehb 0AIlE UF IMFItDNEU TNOFTINT1
IN WASHINGTON
by virtue of II decd of tiust, dated November 5,
1870 and recorded In Liber SOL folio 3l OF the land
records Of the District Of Columbia, will sell vt pub.
NC auction, In front OF the premises. on MONDAY,
Tue lch day of February, 1872 at O'Clock y. the
west haf % of lot twentyeght (2s In Drilrys sub
division OF square two hundrd aud nine COB In the
CITY OF Washington, In said District, with the house
and improvements thereon,
Terms of sale One-baf cash, and the balance In
SIN aud twelve months, secured by notes OF the pur.
chaser drawing eight per cent. interest and deed OF
Hust on the property all cash. at purchasers op.
o9' deposit Of sN1 will be required at time Of sale
ana " terms of sale not complied with In ten days
the trustee reserves the right TO resell ut the risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser.
janWFNiWtd =. X. BOND, Trustee
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FUTURE DAYS.

G. GORGE TRrEsDELL Real Estate Auctioneer.
BY virtue OF decd Of trust, dated March II. 1875
and recorded IN libcr S1 folio 23G, Of the land
records Tor Washington County District Of Columbia,
we wi sell 81 public auction, IN front of the prtm..
Sts ~ 1870 o'clock p. nu TIL HSDAN, FEBRUARY
hlSiA the following described real estate, stupto in
Washington city. and known rs Lot b, subdivision
OF square sl together with the improvements there
on. consisting ola Thrcc-St1ry Frame Dwelling
Terms Onc.third cash balance in SIS. twelve, and
eighteen months, or all cash, uic purchaser may
prefer The right Is reserved TO resell the property,
at the risk and cost of deuultng purchaser if terms
are not complied with In seven days after sale. ono
hundred dOlia:S down NJ sale.
BRAINAED II WARNER ,r,.....
CHAS. {. GLOVER, i'"''e'''
iN2iptuthsat
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Pacific Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 20, 1873.
The following are tho official closing quotations OF
M sincks lnalny
COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front.

WAsUINOTON, Jan. 70 1873.
The steamer w W Corcoran. Captain Blake, left
this morning for Mount Vernon on her first trip
since the raising of the Ice blockade,
The schooncrs Stephen A Douglas. Lewis; Willie,
Johnson. md Brewster. Marmaduke, cleared from
Rileys wharves to-day for the mouth of the river,
light. These the first sclooners that have cleared
Cembor fast,