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FRI6ETFCI. VENGEANCE OF REJECTED LOVER.
". NJ. Holmes, his wife and sister In law. MIS-
Emily Rever. live at l42S Broadway, New York.
Mrs Rever IS living apart from her husoand,
but not divorced. Several months ago Mrs.
Re1er became acquainted with George Du5sell,
a .young man residing at 1ss Railroad avenue,
city, and who fell madiy In love with her BE
desired to marry her, but sac refused MN on
the ground that her husband was still living.
He became exceedingly jealous OF her, and
prosecuted her to such an extent that she told
him that she desired his visits TO cease In
violent anger last evening he entered the sitting
room without knocking: where Mrs Rever was
talking with Mr.. and Mrs Holmes, and before
q word could be spoken uncorked a large bottle
OF yitriol, which he held In his hand, and delib-
erateU dashed q quantity OF the acid In Mrs.
KeverS face Mr.. Holmes sprang to her as
sistance, and he also had quantity or vitriol
poured over his face and neck. Dussen then
threw what remained upon the right cheek OF
MIS- Holmes, and then ran into the street,
making his escape They are disdgured for life,
but the wounds are not dangerous. Mrs Rover
may lose her sight. Dusseu Is twenty four
years Old. dark hair and eyes, smau black
mCStache. taN. ard ven brit,
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DIR N.

TR9N.s, Sc. Of Mary and The late John Barrett.
HIS funeral will 5ake place FROM the residence Of
his mother: 10, 70 I'd stret northeast. sunday az
quaintaDces are respectfully invited 10 ~i.end
aPLACKFoRD. On Wednesday. January 10.
Bsciford and daughter Of MarS 4 and d The lat.
John l.. Whaiey.
E. Blach ford 3oT H street northwest cn Saturday,
the ga instant, al O'Clock Pm. Relatives aud
HAWKINS. On Janusry 2Otb. 1881, BRIDGET O.
Common, beloved wife Il John II. Hawkins. aged
TWENTY nnsr s Ssa s,s ana days
5l3 Mass ach nsetts avenue northwest, Sunday. Jan
nary . xSd; st 2 SOP N Friends and relatives in
,J HFNIGER On Tuesday eve, jig. January Is.
1881 BELL q. RENiiEt, Ia the thirty fifth year ~
her age.
Fanersi from the residence OF her mother. 3li f
o'clock. Friends ana relatives are invited to a;
MCLEOD; In Baltimore Nd, on January ~.
daughter Of the late James Il. Adams. of this city
to attend the funeral from the residencs OF hsr
brother. DR.. j. Lee Adams 1899 street south
east ghis eity) on Saturday. the 22d instant at
O'oONEOR. Thursday. January 1Oib. lssi. at
year Of her ace Alter SSs and II a nc
Her funeral viii take place from her late resi-
dence. lIl7 New Jersey avenue northwest q. half
past O'clock on sunday. the 23d inst Relatives
and friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend May she rest in peace.
PITCHLTSN. At his residence In this city, At
I-l5 pm. on Monfay, January J., 1854, PETER
2. PrrCHLTSN, aged "A years. Il months sni AZ
days.
Our father has gone 20 q mansion OF rest,
From q region Of s. and pain,
TO the glorious land by tine Deity p.est.
Where he never can suffer again.
Why should orr tears in sorrow noy
When God recalls his own,
And bids them lesve a world Of wSa,
or an INN nrtal crown:
Then, let our sorrous cease 70 fog,
God has recalled ltis own.
But let our hearts, in every WOO.
Still say, Thy will be done"
BY HIS DAUGaIEH
The friends Of tie late r P. Pitchyun are invited
70 attend bis funeral al the Masonic TEMPLE. corner
and Ninth streets northwest, To- morrow, fria,,
January "a, al O'Clock y IN.
lnHAYER. On eduesdsy, January 18Th. 1881.
at the reside Of Mr.. f. 4. Rxgs. after short
Illness, Uoa. JANIS Smith THAYER. OF New York.
funeral services At St. Johns Church at half
raet O'CLOCK, FRIDAY, 2lst instant from whence
The remains will he taken 20 Nashville. Tenn. for
mterment.
WALSH. Suddenly. on January 18th. 1881 at
AS ID m, howard WALSH, s9ed Sixty Years,
Dative of County Kerry, Irelznd
Funersl will take place from the residence OF Me.
DouQlsss GIL New jersey avenue northwest, to-
morrow, Friday At O'Clock y. m. frieaas and
relatives invited to attend.
zWOoDWARD. On Tueeday night January 18TH.
1851 Of gu arter past IL O'Clock, at the residence Of
Ter daughter, Mrs Maria Gray, 1917 New jersey
avenue nortnwett, Mrs. ELIZA WOODWARD, eSed
ninety three years: May she rest IN peace. Amen
Per funeral viii take place at bt. Augnstias
Church, Friday evening, Jan. 2lst, at s O'CLOCK
Relatives snd friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
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FRIGHTFUL DEATH OF LADY WHILE CoAslINo
On Sunday evening a party OF four or five
among whom was a young lady from Kappa
hammock named Mary Cardun, who was visiting
near Ashland, Pa were coming down the bill
Cd q large sled at a terrible rate OF speed The
young man who had been guiding the sled lost
control Of 1t, and, instead OF keeping the road,
made straight for telegraph pole az the side.
The man, seeing the danger, rolled off In time
to save himself. but Miss Carduf, being next Ia
him, was killed, her head coming In contact
with the pole. The shock must have been ter
rific. as her face was mashed to q Jelly, almost
beyond recognition, and her brains ooZing out
from her forehead when she was picked up All
Of the party were injured more or less. Another
young lady named Honora Dougherty was
injured Internally and has since died.
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THE TELEGRAPH CoNSoLIDATIoN.-The direc-
tors or the Western Union Telegraph Company
net yesterday to ratffy the agreement by which
that company will become consolidated with
the Atlantic and Pacific and American Union
Telegraph companies. The Atlantic and Pacific
directors met for the same purpose. President
Green, OF the Western Union Company, says
1.-THE agreement has been unanimously ratified
by the American Union Company and Western
Union boards, and Will be by the Atlantic and
Pacific board The stockholders meet on the
5th OF February. The contract Is not to &c
snto effect until the stockholders ratify IL. 1t
was stated yesterday that an application had
been made to Judge Barrett, in Sne supreme
court. for preliminary injunction to Restrain
the telegraph companies from perfecting the
consolidation. Mr.. Robert SeWell presented the
application, but would not state who the plain.
tfffs were or on what ground 1t waSbaSed.
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The gerrts.
pNrrrs C,ry-Iyf, s G,

FJ'Ils I)URT-y f1' S'I'F'.
Tr~osy, Maria waidron. vasrsacy, bpnis },
90 days, Hattie Taylor and Annie Conroy, do .
10. ElHaoeth Parker ana Mary Seymour 40
Go. E.lcn Ale, do: personal bonds. wll,i.In
htocie, 90; % days Charles Trunnel faiiiag
70 remove snow iTcrn his sidewalk: 81 Annie
SpriRg, contempt OF court. Ia falling 10 obey a
sun hons: 5, or dag Ia jsil. Robert R0blnsun.
assault on Louisa Robinson. his wife, by biacs-
= htr Z! and threatening 10 cut her throat
White In bed; SO CT 30 days Jos. Msyrudsf
asSsnb Oh Agnes Griffin, colored girl, wis
testineu mat she net Joe on The street, ana hs
assoc her Tor Christmas gift. aud on her re-.
ilsirg 10 give him anything hr strucI, her ia
the face and kicked her IN the sto,ne~h- aosst
SO o. 20 days Ia iaii.
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1907 THE GREAT 100
90 l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE Il 30
10 THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

DOu bio Track, steel Rails.
SpLzsprD soENlRI. MAsE.fIoEsr EQUIPMENT
IRAINs LEAVE WRsHINGToS. from Depot
corner Of sixth and streets, "a follows:
' asa II mss s sna a
aI daily. NTH Sleeping C.rs froca harrisburg
aMH wi,f P. =. Cam s to pfsenrS
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
xts PsTo9 Car to Wstsfn: and f tie NH al
s.UOs 10. daiy. except sunday 9 30 n. dsily
eLoep: Saturday. with Palace Cars to Cananda-
For WilIan,sport Lock Haven and E,ua!ra, a. 10 &c
For Sss Sors az. ete shs s sass, 90 10 80
also and tG:o0 p m On sunday 30 end 10 100
80 /: N daily, f except sunday ii;'A -'' ''''
Eor Broozl{n. \; T., AL throush trains connect AZ
fordIns direc; transfer to luton street avoid
o- ins do1sis ferriss. scross NsS York city on
saa 10 % : q Limited ESprsss . 50 , m
For BsihnoSs. 20. s:oo 9 80. 1890 an. and
80, ~. 20. $40. 8 so and IL go =. n. on
S1nday. 90. 10 80 q. m, so. Sac, 9 so and
For pogss Orch Line. $40 I'm. and 44o p.m
FOR Annspoi.s 40 = N. and 40 pm. daily. e1-
ALs2as sIi AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
wlY = APP p ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
sor Isxandd.. 100, 7:2o, $40, and II .2o.m
day 20 30. ii 20 ana ii a N. And $50 20
FOR R:chmona and the south. Z 90 and II 90 5. m
rad, S,y ..s GO p q; ssK s5Ssgt n
ga g idni1as ms sa n ana n 81 l.
!. s saeSs Gaa
md :. the depot. where orders can be left for TIE
snschns OF basass to destination from hotels and
-LP: FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
fhANk THOMSON. General Mansser. nov2s
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tESDiSH OUTRAGE AND DOUBLE YhCH,S8-
MISS Bessie Werfs, daughter OF william werts
living near Prosperity, IN New berry county y
e., was brutally outraged aud murdered on
Monday evening while going from her brothers
mouse TO her home. Two negroes named Spear
man and Fair were arrested on Suspicion ana
logged In the guard house. They confessed
their guilt, and Tuesday night a large body OF
men TOOK them out TO lynch them. Spearmsn
was shot TO death on TIE spot where the crime
was committed. Fair made his escape but WAS
recaptured yesterday and hanged near Pros
perfty 10y crowo or whites ana blacks. The
unfortunate victim was twenty two years old
and was beautiful young woman. The YER
dict at the inquest was that she came - her
death by being choked and by other outrsges
committed By Spearman and Fair
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BrI raIo has The FIST crechr opened in IN
Hiied States. lt contains a. present ninetes
CT !bs ana fifteen cradles. Mothers who worS
oui or are desitB can leave their babes an
chiiGrt q, up 10 five years or age. and have th IN
catd Tor gTatuitousiy during the DAY D. en- .
picy ed nurses. THIS babys home was esJab-
uslied mainly 10y the generous gift OF Mr. Benz,
FITCH. OF Ntw \ DIRK City, who donated the Iol
and building, aid intends 10 give 10 the Instl-
tuilol. which Ii called the Fitch Crerhe" the
Incline IRON other property he owns in BufaIO
amounting 10 5000 month.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

rHANORRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAI, Err
~ TATE, CONSISTING OF FOUR STORES IN
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN l. AND III
STkRfTS NORTHWEST, AND TWO Dwell,
I1NGS ON TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN
/ AND K NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court A
q TIE District OF Columbia. passed in EQUITY hml
cause No. 7,4S7. John Walter ct al w. Mag. Ia
dallna Berberich ct al the undersigned as Trus-
tees tees, Viii offer for SAFE on WEDNESDAY. THE
18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, at public auction, i'm
front Of the presslses, at the hour Of O'CLOCK P.
AID being in the city Of Washington. and District
lots GID and go, in square (4z5.)
,e And on THURSDAY. 2oTs Day OF JANUARY,
ISL at the Same hour. will offer for sale the south
10 IN square 3!7, together with the improvements
Terms OF sale are as follows: ODe-third Of the
Gays after day OF sale, Of which one hundred dol
time Of sale on each house and on each
store. and the balance OF the purchase money
In te rec equal installments, In SIX twelve and
eighteen months from day Of sale, for which the
purchaser purchasers shall deliver to said Trus-
tees hls, her or their pronissory notes dated on
dsy OF sale, and tn bear interes. six per cent1
per annun, or sill cash ut the option Of the pur-
VIM. a WARD,
$50 ~ st. northwest r,st
FRANK T. BROWNING 7 trustees
Counb Law Building. }
tan7-eodEds
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAsTLINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
The EASE AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAKE EA Effect WEDNESDAY.
AN oscE TNsEE R J. 1882
tI.55-0h.saso, Cincinnati ana St. Louis : sst Ez-
% SA:a .nors, Eihoott City and way stations.
's-soasBaltiGsors; Annapolis, and way. piedmont.
s,frsSsooEg, Winchester. HAserssown and WAY.
> lo~Point ~ Rocks and way ststfons.
3. i5-S5s1usJh and Valley Express. Connects
for HassrstoTn AID at Point OF Rocks for
g.O-NsS York PhusdeIphi. and Boston Express
19.O-On Sunday only FOR Baltimore, Annapolis
10 oo..Bal1ino.e Express: Cstcps at Hysttsyille,
don. Jessup's and HAnoysr.)
fl0 49-Ptttsburvh. Chicsso. Cincinnati and
i2.loaB.ltno-e, E1cott City. Annapolis and Way
II IS % SUNDAY only. for Baltimore and way.
=. ss-Ne. Yori. Phladelpnia and Boston Express
-sS.Balt.more and Way Stations, CW.nchester.
Eredertck. HaserstoEn and Wsy. via
so-Baiam9r. Hy.s.svne and Laurel E.-
polis Jonction.)
e E sSs .7 ssSa:
to Point Of Books and Way Stations only)
"A -41BalhmOro, Annapolis and Way Stations
f6.45-Philndolp htA and Baltimore EIpress. (Nar-
tinsours and Way. via Relay Stops al Hyssts-
BOS-PosD. Ok Rocks and Way B.stions.
&c. 45-Baitifnore and Way Stations.
7SO-BaItimore and Laurel Express
a. 56-Pistsourg. CinciAnat and ST. Louis Express
ITO. OO-Ssw York, Phtladelphia and Boston Elk
prees Sleeping Gar to New York, and spec
Ia Sleeping Oar TO Philadelphia.
tDAly. ,Sundsy only. Other trains daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
AZ trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply Il the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices. Washington Station. aad
6l9 and 1851 PennsylvAnia avenue, corner 14th
street. where orders VIII be taken for baasase to be
checked and received ct any point In the Guy
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FIRE IN MARYLsND.-On Sunday evening last
the usually quiet village of Queen Anne, In this
county, was startled by an explosion followed
by an alarm Of fire. Everybody was Out ia a
moment, when II was discovered that the store
house OF Mr.. f. H. Phipps was on fire. Mr.
Phipps was away from home at the time, but
his neighbOrs did their utmost to save the prop
efty, but With 40 SucceSS.-HdrtbOT'o' Gazette
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ELPHONZ0 TOUS6S,
GROCER,

LyyAYS WE'RE AHEAD!
n ARE STILL. AHEAD
OF ANY AND ALL COMPETITION.
FIRST PREMIUM, OR THE GOLD MEDAL,
Awarded asain to
CERES,
The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO-
CESS FLOUR, for being the haildSo1nest and the
most nutritious Patent Flour that ever was exhib
ted ct a fair. Remember that every housekeeper
Who wants
aNOW-WBITE BREAD. ROLLS AND BISCUITS,
'tould ask the grocer for ''CERES. the champion
flour Of AL erica.
FOR SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner lat st. and Indiana ave,
WNi. III. CALF Il CO.
T. S.-They are also the sole Wholesale Agents for
his District Of Heckers Self Raising Flour and
Suc6wheat. dec13
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TO-MORROW.

II 9Th ans D streets northwest.
ASSIGNEE'S BALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF
GROCERIES, ETC, CONTAINED IN STORE
No. $50 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
In part consisting Of
Cofets. Teas, sugar. Fish, ~
Canned Goods, Starch, Spices, II IiH
Sy rup, Molasses. Hardware, IL
line stock of Old Liquors, III wood ard glass,
Wood and Willow Ware,
shelf Goods, Counter and Platform Scales,
awning: Horse. Wagon, Harness,
Eue9y WAGON, Shelving aud Count ers,
Crcckery Ware, large Coffee Mill, Tei tladdies,
Desk. Iron Safe. &c, with other goods ne
Cessary to enImerste.
At auction on FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY
II. coE mel cinY at 10 O'CLOCK.
janis At LEWIS A. DELWIGi, Assignee.
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NEW FOaM-ROTTEHDaN.

The fr=t-cisss Steamers of this Line
''ANSIkkDaG ~" ROTTERDAM"
'oCHfEDAA," wv A. SOHOLTES,''
''P. CALAND," aud 'tMAAS"
Carrying ths .. s. Mails to- the Netherlands. leave
SEsDAY.
Is. Gsbins s59-s!o. I'd Cabin, si5 $50. steer
a<e. SO III. Ca2AUX, General Agent II South
iam az. New York. For passage apply TO w
g. METZEROTT 4 CO, 925 Pennsylvania ave,
Safe Deposit Building. corner New York ave and
10th sc northwest tanI7
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-wHITEHURST'S
N CEDAE BALsAM is warranted g cure
couPbs. Colds. Group. Throat and Lung diseasss;
return 'he empty bottle and gen your money bsek;
kold by W. b. THOMPSON. 1Os 10th street. and
all druggists.
Price IS centa. tenlz 9m
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NHOMAs DONLING. Auctionear.
-a,BOMAS DOWNING. Anctionee
T'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctionser

CHAECERY Sal e OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hEAL hSTATG NOS. 1863, 1911 AND 1913
ID STREET NORTHWEST.
cby virtue OF decree OF ths Supreme srA
tourt q the District of Columbia. passed tKsa&
gu gu tne iSih DAY OF Decem ber, D. 1850, Ia -hs-
tne EgHity Cause Of Robert P ". B;lmain ct al.
sell at public suction in front Of the premises to
the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, THE 9th
DAY OF JANUARE. "A. d. 1881, AT 4 O'CLOCK p. M.
the following described real estate to wit: All Of
original lot numbered three (S), in square num-
be1ed one hundred and five uU5), in the City OF
Washington. District Of Columbia, together with
the Imp rOvements thereon.
=, Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Decree one.
tlrd OF the purchase money to lie paid In cash
SoI which S3OO muss 9s paid at the sa!el and the
oalance in two equal instalmeIts. for which the
pronlseory notes of the purchaser bearing data on
tle DAY or tale and payable respectively one and
Two years after date to my order as Trustee with
interest from dale until paid st the rate Of six per
cehtum per am nm must be given, said notes to be
secured by MOI tsa2e to me As Trustee Ito be ap-
proved by the Court, upon the premisa sold for
tie use of the parties interested sccord-
ing to their respective interests, Or tne
sbe-a purchase hloIey may, at the option
" the purchaser. be paid in cash. If
the terms Of sale be not complied With within ten
days from the day Of sale the T:ustse reserves the
tight 70 resell eas real estate at the risk and cost
VI ", .he ue' .itin9 purchaser after like advertise
"snt In the Evening Star as in case of the first
sale AL expenses of conveyancing and recording
to be paid by the purchaser. The property viii be
sold ear OF all taxes to day Of sale.
1anl3-d&ds NJ. ASHFORD. Trustee.
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V'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

VtHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRESTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ONTHE SOUTH
slDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Be
IMEEN TWENTY FIRST AND Twenty
SECOND STREETS, No. pip.
DAY Of February, 1872 and duly recorded AE
In L1Der SO9, folio ~, 80, one of the land .X.R~
records for Washington county, District OF Column
Dla and by direction Of the party ured thereby,
We shall sell, on WEDNESDAY,, THE 26rH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1881, At O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front OF
prt mises, The following property. viz Lot 80 in
recorded subdivision Of original lots 10 and 49, in
square g, improved by substantial three story
ments.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in two equal
pa! ments at one and two years. with notes bearing
interest at six per cent per annum until paid and
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold. or
all cash. at the option of purchaser. If the terms
OF sae are not complied with in ten days. the Trls
tees reserve the right to resell the property at the
rick and cos! of the defaultng purchaser. All con
veyaDcing at purchasers cost $500 deposit re-
qaiIed when the property is struck off.
JOHN w. CORSON, r-a,
tars- dads JAMES L. DAVIS, trustees
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FaNHCS- E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auct
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR-sToRY BRICK
HOGsE. No. s22 EIGHTH STREET NORTH.
BY virtue oi q deed OF trust dated Noyen- IL
6 per 18th, 1878, and duly recorded in Liber inn
wy foho 30, ct seq one of the land records ln.x
for the District Of columbia. will sell at public
auction. In front of the premises, on THURS
DAY, THE nth DAY OF JANUARY 1881, AT 4
O'CLOCK P. M, the following described real estate
situated in the city of Washington District Of Co
square numbered four hundred and three (40D,
together with the improvements, consisting OF
four story Brick Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: Cash. Cost OF conveyancing and
accrued taxes to he paid by the purchaser.
b. q. KEISRR, TrIletee.
TBOS e. WAGGAMAN. Auct. janlO-diW
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THIS EVENING,
EoLkY. Auct oneer, 81 I'D St northwest.

EOLkI, Auctio neer, o1l 1tn St northwest
viii sell, on THURSDAY MORNING ~
JANUARY 10Th, 1881, AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ. vi
AND AT p. and will continue from day eSSs7
TO day until the entire stock is sold, at Store
No. 32o Pennsylvania avenue, bt tween Sd and IL
Furniture: also a large quantity Of other Furni-
tura consisting of Parlor Sets, Bedroom Sets, Blu
reaus. &c, and Crockery. Stoves and other articles
too nun erous TO mentions etock belonging to a
desler declining business. / will sell, same days
ard nights, a lot Of Notions, at same store.
jan18-3t foley, Auctioneer.
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NATURES TRIUMPH.
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~ ATUHE'S TRIUMPH.
~ FRAZIER ROOT BITTERS
If yon are weak, or lan9uid. use Frazler's Bit
tiers. II your flesh ia Aabby and your conple1ion
sslow, use Frazier's bitters. II you live in ma
with the of children use Irazier's Bitters If
You have got the blues. use Frazler's Bitters. II
you aaYe Eeh ats hours and LIVED sSrtrary 70 the
nt ed tonins up. take Frazier's Roet Bitters. II
you have abused instead Of used nature's gift,
time, use Frazer's Bitters. II life has become
burden and you have g.oomy forebodings, use
eyes have grown DIM FrazieT's Root Bitters will
make you feel young az ain. Sold by all druggists
x DAVIS, sole Prcpriefors, Cleveland, o. STOTT
CROMWELL, Wholesale Agents, 482 Pennsyi-
wanna ave. fans go