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STorrINo TIE FLOW on IIoroR-Rep;rsent =
i've ELLSWORTH, ot Michigan. like many new
hefnoerS have done hitherto, has made I'm Ms
y dia taat nc can reform the habits OF WaSa
n'stoh, v hsvh heed reforming. as we all Know
hos' Std'A. Some time ago he int rsninced a nm
70 pirhioit TIC sale or intoxicating iigu9r~ IN
- bdpltol He summoned the keepeT OF the
rouse restaurant ana asked him If he was sell
ms beer. VINE and liquor In the Capitol. be-
ltNe the answer WAS ina the Affirmative ant
that The information went with the answer thaf
these he' eFagCS were only sold TO ConyreSsraen
ara That the majority was on The Side ~ the
CA'ercr. What Ellsworth intends 10 do can
lot say. There Is already a very stringent rule
vanishing III drinks or boOZy nature nom tlf,
guiding. nut the drinks so down Just the same
aiHi u theA are kept out OF the restaurant thew
10 ~ mo the committee rooms. for CongreSsmen
49,, 1--WE their tippie. True. il Is disguised as
49, ~ !, ~ possible, and honorable members. IN
E - vi CalLng for whisky straight. ask for
tHSntuS@A YEA. OF cold tea. or seasoned milk on
t sneI use any one OF dozen names underSioot
on tit waters. The whisky is brought In A te,
CUP, aau lht very few greenhorns aho-rt fbe
Saplol are deceived by The silly fr1rl, IL the
AoLOraple member wants beer or ale no aSt-s
LOT lltcher OF milk. and the BEVERAGE "a
oiCught Ia little silver pitcher holding inst =
bottle OF beer. II il hard TO devise NAYS Sns
means 10 keep drink from a commensurate or
Keep congressman IRON drink.-T.,H . n :, an
Ph,.d. 1iB,.~.
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1870 GREAT 1o5o
r lCso PENNSYLVANIA fo4H
RKhHpTE

1873 rEsS SS.2n 1878
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track. Steel Rails,
sPLEEDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EorrpMxs1
cp,,xs In EE f DEoEMEEa 1eth, ISIS
psburs and the Vest 10 sm daily Wfh Par
rta Hoags and ps osi ssSo
$40 p.nl- daily. with Palace Oar to chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Gasnand and . Rochester Buffalo Niazar.
ss5R1dsy, Win Rsiiis car e XsfEl.s r.
FOR New YORK and the East, 80 ana lo:1s pm.
s1er Gss ESQ INIT d. H.
for ss ssEeu e ssass s ssss.
afordiny direct transfer to Fulton street avoid.
Ing double ferriage and journey across New
sor Philsdsp hi.. 49, $50 and 1o:ls p. m, daily.
daily, except Sunday 10 10 a m. 10 80. no
For RSPs.s oEse5 Iinss; TOO a m. and .:ao p. m
For Annspolis zoo :. 70. and l:2O p. m. daily, az
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY > AMP ~ ph ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
sor Ae1andria, 6 8. 10, IL NJ. lis, 5. 4:90, g.
6:16, and II 80 p IN. On Sunday ut a. m, and
For richmond aS and the South. 80 a. m. and 40 p.
For q O. r. R., $40 D. ~ daily.
rrsins leave AleIandrIa Tor WASHINGTON, Q, z, CO.
g. 10, IL am. j, 8, 30, 8, 9 10 2 and Ia D. M
On Sunday at 90 and 10 8. m, and :15 D. a.
Tickets, information. sleeping and parlor car 40
CmmodsEOns can be procured at the offices, north.
asst corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
ylysnis avenue and ct the depot, where orders can
5e left for checking OF baggage to destination from
SotelB and residences.
L. P. FARMER General PASSENGER Arena
shANk THOMSON, General mansger. nov0
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CIF!LIZING THE INDIANs.-(iirard, the scout.
who Is now giving testimony before the Reno
court-martlal. has his own theory for cfViliZtng
the Indians. Here is one feature OF il:
Another mistake is furnishing them with
blankets, cloths and paints. In place thereof
they should be furnished with clothing OF a
civilized pattern. This would be the first step
toward ciyilizing them. The Indian would have
TO leave off his blanket. His arms would be
free. He would be al loss what 10 do with his
hands, and would soon find some useful employ
ment for them. At present it takes both his
hands to keep bis blanket in position. The
annuities should be stopped until he agrees to
wear the garments OF white men-he would
mighty soon come round TO wearing them. |
would also suggest that the Indians should be
placed On large reservation with good tillable
soil. They should be given to understand that
the government will support them for ten years
in this way-fiVe years on full rationS, the next
Two and half on half rations. and the balance
on quarter ratiOnS They would thus by degrees
be forced to till the soil. and il they were taught
the simpler arts OF manufacture would soon be
cPlf-SuSflfDinpo
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1HE CHILD Milling SFASoN-NeNt 10 tba
offspring OF the helpless poor. no one has better
reason 10 dread the colder winter wea;hr~ fasa
some OF the children OF The rich Fashion once
dtcrted that bare knees were he proner thf.-
for ch ldTen, whether ia winter or summer. aDd
although this rule has beca modified 10 some
extent. The cuSi ON almost invariably prevails
OF restricting children 10 single thickness OF
cotton or wool rs sole protection OF knee ant
lower leg against the cold How this SenSeleSS
ana cruei Violation Of physical law ever beca me
nofular Is more than the sane intellect can
Imagine; bur the fact that Ii is so Will force H.
SET upon the attention OF any one who observes
Children under ten years OF age. IL may be too
nuch 10 hope that the generality ~ mothers
vii! modify dress tr3t looks pretty. but nrfi-
nall humanity demands that the eNtrcmitics ~
children be Nelywarmly clad. and If the present
style OF dress is not TO be altered IN shape ana
eject, a change 10 thicker clothing Tor feet aud
knees VIII be Cf uGSDea kable benefit 70 hundreds
OF thousands OF children who suffer keenly from
weather such az we have had OF late. Broad
way presents some SAL sights. but none more
engaging than That OF a mother In stalsNin
Sacquc accompanied 10y a shiYering child al
beautiful clothing. which Is none too heavy Tor
comfortable use I'm the summer SeasOn.-FN /
Herald.
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A MOTHERS INFLCENCE.-The late Thomas II
Benton. who was 50 long in public life and sur
rounded by temptations, paid the following
tribute TO his mother :-s' Ny mother asked me
never to use tobacco, and have never touched
II from that time TO the present day; she asked
me rot TO game, and have not, and cannot
Tell who is winning OF who is losing in games
that can he played. she adn1oniSled me. too.
agairst drinking, and whatever capacity for en-
durance may have at present, and whatever
usefulness may attain In life, l attribute TO
having complied with her pious and correct
asked me not to drink. and then | made reSO-
luton of total abstinence. at a time when was
sole constituent member OF nay own body, and
thai adhered TO IL through all time owe TO
my mother"
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}. TARBELII DYER. Surviving Trustee
WALTER Ii. WILLIAMS Il CO, Aucts. JAIL
DoWNMAN l. GREEN. Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL EST ATE ON G STREET SOUTH, BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
EAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust to me- bearing s-A
date on the 9th October, 1875 and recorded fanEf
in Liber No. 800, folio l5O, of the land records JIM.
for the District of Columbia and at the request of
the party secured thereby. will sell at public
ton, ID front of the premises on THURSDAY, the
th day OF Jannary. AD. 1879, at O'Clock r.n all
that parcel of ground situate in the city OF
Washington, lnthe District of Columbia. known as
Lot numbered sixteen. t16,l in Cha-les Just's
corded subdivision Of Lots numbered three 80 four
a. five (5) six Co. seven 0) thirty seven (37D thir
tyeight (3Sp and thirty nine (39) in square num-
nproxements, consisting Of thres-story Brick
Terms of sale prescribed by deed of trust: One
half cash; balance In six and twelve months with
nine per ceut interest from day of sale, secured by
deed of trust on the property deposit of 800 re-
CURED at time of sale. Conveyancing at cost OF
purchaser. If terms not complied with in five
days from day of SALE he Trustee reserves the right
to resell at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement
jan17,1lt WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee
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sxGambetta is only forty.


VI \ Memphis paper says that Gen. Pillows
death. some months since was caused by in
hammatlon originating in one OF the wounds he
received in Mexico.
81 The Louisville Courier Journal alleges
that pointer dog In Virginia, kept up for four
miles with train running 20 miles an hour, and
was lifted aboard without stopping.
ca The Sacramento Bee has been reading the
testimony of physicians in recent murder eases.
and asks, "Do experts expert" Well, do edi
tors edit?
gF Young housewife: "What miserable little
eggs again, ou really must tell them Jane, to
let the hens sit on them a little lOnger,"-Fp1-
ny Folks.
sT-A Western paper gives this little bit OF
lakewood gossip between parent and child: as
the bowling OF a dog always followed by deathe'
asked little girl OF her father. Not always.
my dear; sometimes the man that shoots al the
dog misses him, was the parents reply
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DIED.

NOERR. On Sunday morning, January 26tb.
1879. ANDREW NoERR, in the forty -iinth year Of
his age.
Funeral from bis late residence, 1000 Seventh
street northwest. on Tuesday, the 2Sth inst, AZ
O'Clock D. N. Friends of the family are invited 10
attend.
SMITH. The funeral ~ the late SALLIE G. SMITH
viii take place on Tuesday, January 2Stl, 1873 II s
O'Clock y N, at the 9th-street VI z. Church. Rea-
nyes and friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend.
WALES. At the residence of her sonin law.
Charles Stott, 325 Missouri avenue. at O'Clock
january 27th 1879, in the seventy seventh Year OF
her age, Mrs MARTHA WALES, re!ict of the late
Isaac Ii. Wales.
Notice Of funeral service tomorrow.
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pALTIn0RE AND OHIO RAILkOA ,,.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
Eattansi Route and Short Line re ts
North, Northwest. Vast
and SOuthweSs.
To take effect Sunday. Nov. II. 1873.

To take effect Sunday. Nov. II. 1873
LEAVE WASHINGTON
Ezpres1 Eoot. city. on sunday to Baiti facS.
only. Stops a. Shigley's, Lsurel, Annapolis
Breakfast At Relay. 81" N-- ''''se
$50 q. m...Bsltimore,. Annapolis and wsy. pied
mont, StTss sl NiAchestar. HaSerstown. end
TO q m.aBaItf ore .nd Lanrsl Express
Winchester, Haaerstow1, and Way Stations. %
$50 m.ksx York Philadelphia Boston ana Bal
Philadelphia, stors at nnapolis Junction.
Ts:SS m.s, Louis louisville Chieasq, Columbus
and Valley Branci except Sunday. Throngh
DAILY aF to ssI1p 70 aassey Co. to
800 .; m;-on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annspolis
1000 a. u,SBait.nlors Express. stops at Bladells-
bnrg OoLiese, BeTTTlIe. Laurel. Annapolis juno
2:lG p m.-Baltiniore, Annapolis. Enicott City aud
II so ?. m.-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express. Stops at Laurel.
j S6 ,: n. On Sunday Only for Baltimore and Wsy
$50 r. m--Balsimore, Rlaaensburs and Laure.
Express- Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap-
-s:se p m.NPons Of ROCKS, Frederick, Hsseratovn,
Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only. -
40 p m.-Baitimore, Annapolis and Way Sta.
8 80 p u,.-Philadelphi., Norfolk snd Baltimore
Expresss Eicctt City. Norfolk except Sun
rect to Beat at Canton. Stop q; Rladsns5urs
50 p m@Baltilnore snd Way Stations.
II SO p M-Chicaso aud Columbus Express. Sleep.
70 10 p. m--BaltmOre EXpresa.
ECO p m.-Peint of Rocks aid Way statcns
10y r. m.-st LOUIS, CINCINNATI, Loulsyllie and
Pittsburg Express eittsburg, except Sunday.
o5 MF ss1 YOTa fhasasga. and Baltimore
Sleeping Car to New York. and Special Sleeping
% Daily. On Sunday only. Other trains daily
~.
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VoUNG * MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREESTORY BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING. No. S13 NORTH
CAPITOL, BETWEEN II AND 1 STREETS.
By virtue OF deed of trust Gated 10Th April, -
A. d. 1877 and recorded ii Liber $751; folio 371 80
of tine land records for tpe District of Colum ILL
bls, We viii Sell at public auction. in front of the
premises. at 10 O'Clock p. IN, on THURSDAY,
subdivision of square 676, together with the i'm
Irovements.
Terms: Ouethird Of the purchase money in cash,
ard the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months
occurred by deed of trust upon the property sold,
and the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest
seven per cent. Per a1num until paid payable semi
annually. A deposit of $1oo required at the time
of sale All conveyancipgi and recording at he
purchasers cost. If the terms of sale not COM
Piled with in seven % days, the Trustees will resell
The property at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser. WILLIAM b. JONES', T-,s.aeo
ian24 eoS dds B. L. STElGER. ! Aiis'eSS'
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kRM1S IHA AsRF6RD.} Trustees
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Auct tan15-eOStlbs
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
Pk0PEkTY, FRONTING ON SECOND
STREET d WEST; BETWEEN D STREET AND
STREET IRE IS SOUTH, BETWEEN SECOND AND
RJ JIM % Sf!h das5 y MESI AT AUCTION.
Per Per No s69 foh9 1s5, Of the land records Of
lie auction, in front of the remises on TUESDAY,
the 18th Gay Of January 1879 at O'Clock pm the
G. viz The north half of Lot 9, in Square 582,
fronting rs feet I'd street west, by 153 feet in
depth. Also the north half of subdivision Lot H. in
Square 5S1, fronting Is feet on I'd street west by
100 feet in depth; and subdivision Lot K, in said
Terms Onethird cash, ard the balance at six
chaser, bearing Interest from the day of sale and
secured On the property sold, Will he taken. de-
time of sale, All taxes and assessments to Deem
Der l, 1873, to be paid out Of the parchase money.
Will LAM B. McKELbEN,j Trustees.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 90, Aucts. ja16-d10t
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'tNRQSIEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
L PROPERTY. SITUATE No. 100i TWENTY
SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN AND l.
STREETS NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust, -
dated the 10Th day of May, AID 1874, and re; GHH
corded in Liber No. 752, folio 23S. one of -4..lk
the land records for the County of WASHINGTON, Dis
trict OF Columbia and at the request of the party
front of the premises. TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of
scrbed Real Estate, situate in the City OF Washing
ton, D. g, to wit; All those pieces or parcels of
ground situate, lying and being in the City of Wash
ington. District Of Columbia known and described
as Lots "D' and * in Samuel and Everett
together with the improvements. consisting OF a
three (s) story Brick Dwelling, having all modern
improvements
Terms of sale: Onefourth cash; balance in one and
two years, with interest at per centum per annum
from date of sale. secured the property all cash
at the option of purchaser deposit Of 5000 will be
required at time of sale If the above terms not
complied with in seven days, the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of defa1ltlng purchaser. All conyeyancng at cost
of purchaser.
J. TARBELL DYER. Surviving Trustee
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts. ja21-td
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

TfRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AU ,TION.
fy virtue, OF L decd OF trust, recorded in xszA
OF tie DISTRICT of Columbia. the undersigned -A.a-
trustees VIII offer fer ssle. at public auction,
JsEuary 1873 at Az o'clock IT,. the south twenty
I'VE tZ'} feet front by hundred tlG0l fest eet
OF lot numbered two ca in equare numbered four
HUNDRED AID nineteen t4l9>, ia the city of Washill
ton D. e, with the iI movements, consisting Of
property is situated al the northeast corner of stl
ard streets northwest.
Term. Of sale: Oiie-foIrth cash balance in six
90, twelve G2i and eighteen I8l months, the par
chaser to give his notes for the deferred payments
bssrine interest at the rate of per cent per anupm
and secured by deed of trust upon the property
SlCO down al time Of sale
E CsRUSI, ,r.
,,.s II, JNO; P O'NEIL.L trustees
CHAS. W. HANDY Auct'r dec3n- 2sW3wSds
cF-1HE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY. the 1Tth day of January 1879 at same
hour ard place By order of Tr. .steas
5an2l-2aw&ds CHARLES W. HANDY, Auct.
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GOHHN5 LOAN UFrICa, corner OF I'm xsres,
" and New York avenue, entrance on New <fSA
York avenue The most private Loan once 4~X
IN the city. Noney loaned st the lowest rste7 9
Of interest on God and Silver Watches, Plate snc
6entisnsn's ciota.nx. Carpets and aA Articles q
UiuG iAas.Iy
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4 ,HANCERY SALE OF PREMISES NOS. 43s
" 40, AND 442 I STREET NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON, D. c., UNDER DECREE BY
The SUPREME COURT, d. c., IN NO. 2.659,
IQTITY.
On thin SDAv, January 30, 1879, at I'D
o'ct OK p M, Will offer for sale, at public E.aB
auction, IN trent of the premises, in separate
parcels. the above described property being parts
of lots 10 and H. square south of square aio.
Terms: One-third cash; residue In three equal in
stalments at six twelve and eighteen months, at
pr cent interest Title retained until full payment
Of rurcb ase money. $50 deposit on acceptance of
each biz. Conveyancing and recording at pur-
Ci.aserAs costs.
For further particulars Apply 10
JAMES S. EDWARDS, Trustee,
S03 street W., city.
T. E. WAGGANAN, Aucf- ian11f ,mwst
IRer. stu h.6tl
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THos. f. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneel

III SITES SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
PROPERTY, ON + STREET NORTH, BE
THIN sECQND AND THIRD STREETS
WEST, b ING PREMISES No. 30.
By virtue OK two detus trust to the under ss.~
signed dated November 27th, q. D: 1872. and "a
November 10Th, 1913, ana recorded, Respect 4IH.-
IXeiy, in Liber 704, folio 205 CT seq and Lbar No
49, folio 42s e seq, of the land records of the Dis
t1ot Of Columbia and by request in writing OF the
party secured thereby, VIII sell at public
ton in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, Janu
airy 28th, A D. 1879. st O'Clock p n. the eastern
part OF lot numbered six (G} in Margaret O. Dizses
Subdivision Of part of square $40, with the improve
me- nts thereon said part Of said lot having front
OF ~ feet 90 inches on the south side of north
street and depth according to the plat, of liz feet
to an alley.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; balance in six
twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, rep
resented by notes OF the purchaser. with interes'
from day Of SALE secured by deed of trust on the
premises. A deposit of 500 will be required a
time of sale, and If terms are not compiled with il
five days from lib. day of sale the property will b.
resold, after five days public notice, the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser Convey 2ncing al
purchasers cost.
EDWIN HARRIS, -r..
MAHLON ASHFORD Afnstess
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct tan15-eoSdbs
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TO REMOVE TIGHT GLASS SHOPPERS. 49, BE-
holding the neck OF the bottle about half an
inch above The name or a lamp or candle for
lew seconds we have never failed in the most
obstinate cases. The hands should be wrapped
III towel. and great care should be- taken not
TO let the flame touch the glass, as this might
cause IL TO crack. The bottle should be kept
rapidly turning during the operation, so a. 10
bilng all parts OF the neck equally under the
influence OF heat, when IL viii be rapidly eN-
panded. and the stopper may be withdrawn by q
steady pun and twist. Following this plan we
have never failed once out OF hundreds OF al
tempts. When the bottle contains alcohol,
benZlne, ether, or similar infammabe liquids,
great care must be taken lest the stopper should
come out suddenly and the contents OF the bot
Tie take nTe.-l amateur Handbook.
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THE COLORADO BEETLE, or potato bug. has
always been q terror TO the British agficunur-
ISIS, who have been apprehenSive that il might
Ue imported from America and do the mischief
IL has done here. English entom0ogistS have,
therefore, been examining the subject. and
nave come 10 the conclusion that Il is very
doubtful if the beetle can be acc,imated on
BllilSh soil They say that the insect does not
thrive west OF the Rocky Mountains. where the
climate Is more like that OF England than ii IL
In the eastern states. and that willie the Amerl-
can l!ora liouriSneS in England, the American
fauna does not. Another reason for BELIEF la
entomlc immunity is that there Is a much
larger number OF inSecjivorouS birds in Britain
than here. The beetles would certainly play
sad havoc in the tight little island should they
get over there for IL Is so very small taat such
an army OF them as has invaded tie weSf might
raVage IL from Cornwall 70 northumberland IA
Il single nightly l.. Tiatsy.
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z b. WARNER, Real Estate Anciioneer.
lkISIEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE SITUATE ON OHIO AVENUE. Be
TWEEN FOINILENTH AND llIIEENIt II

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
late SITUATE ON OHIO AVENUE. Be
IMEEN FOUhTLENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, hearing date k.rA
on tie 23d day Of July, D 1874, aud re fS:3
lana records for the Dstric: Of Columbia, and by
direction of the parry secured thereby. Will offer
Tor sale at public auction, in front of the premises
or FRIDAY, the It'll day of February, 1879. at
O'clock T. M. Lot numbered nineteen. 40 in r. r.
PyweH and M3ry L. Browns trustees, recorded
subdivision of square numbered two hundred and
twentyeight, t22S toeeth with the improvements
consisting OF a twO-stOry Brick Dwelling, &c.
Terms OF sale One fourth cash balance in six (6)
twelve %, and eighteen as months from day OF
sale with interest al eight () per cent per annum
until PAID, secured by deed OF trust on the prop
erty sold or all cash, at the purchasers option
deposit OF 300 will be required of the purchaser at
the time of sale, and all conyeyancing and recording
at his or her cost. If said terms not complied
with within five days from the day of SALE the Irus
tee reserves the rght 70 resell said property, at the
The abOye-described property win be sold subject
to such taxes general and special may be against
the same &. Z. RITIENHOUSE.
1an23,I5,21 ,&dtds Trustee.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

RGOsY sUsPENDERs,
Are something new" and comfortable. as 50 cent
and 81 pair.
The Rcsebery,' Scarf at 81
The "LAnEhain" Scarf at 81
The Waterloo" Scarf at 81
The Duke Of Bedford" Scarf at 81
These warranted Lloyd Attree Smithf
London Neck Wear" latest deGigna LarSe Lima
lust opened. at close prices
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
octl5-n sac II Ut. -. co., Opp Patent Once
TALL AND WINTER GOODS.
A superb selection for Gentiemen,s Drexss -
and Street Wear received and ready for in
spection, and offered at fair prices. IA
Respectfully request the continued faycrs OF -SA
my patrons and the public generally.
+. j. HEIBERGKa,
CEZlXzSs' ARMY NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR.
&S6 1Sth street,
sepl0-tr Oorcoran Building
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'RlCH AND RARE were the gems she wor,..'
IS fashionable tune ia san Francisco There
Is lady al one OF the leading hotels who never
appears in the dinng-roOm with less than from
S2oUGo 10 $4,000 worth 0l diamonds on her per-
son. There is another lady an another hotel
VINO wears a paif OF solttaire-earrtngS worth
$4,000. They belonged 20 the collection OF levels
OF queen Isabella OF spain. and were purchased
at auction in Paris. These TWO stones were
bought Tor S2i.61o. Another lady with a brooch
SNAPPED like fern leaf and glitterng with nifty
or hundred diamonds. is estimated as having
a superficial value OF from Sl5.o00 TO s24 Onn
some thieves recently crept into a lady'S room
az MOTEL While she was dining with her nus
Dand They ranSacked trunks and drawers
and obtained a watch and chain and some coin
But they got no diamonds. The lady had gone
down 10 dinner With every Jewel glitterinE in
her toilet