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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-17
Explanatory

n is eurpris,ug In 'li via" have "n
nv goods ami prir X tint / can afford
"a sell Kpgor, a. Bruihcrr celebrate
gllvrrwaro at an 10 low figures. TIE
secret ia that bus direct from the man
uiarninrrrs uud do not u-k the oNorhi
tnni margins that others l", aud strictly
adhere Ia quick valoa aud smnll prpiil'
ia all goods IN my Ian Rogers y Bro.'
goods are all stumpci Rogers 4 Bro.
Which u itself Is IL guarantee,
guIts +. LEyiSgKL
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Euglish Female Il TIERS IN intended
Tor young girlB as we'll ns married ladies,
who Layrhy suIua ApuWfr, become AZ
rogulur pale aud feeble, with headache,
lcncnrrhuu,pu ~ nic aud hack,f"llmg
NJ womb ar female " ukun77 or rN-
c,g-ra. IT, use str uglhouu aud tones
the stomach, luylgnrltra the nerves,
given iron 10 blood, cprrccis irregular
utrrur action aud removes unnatural
,i-lrupiIpug =pglm
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BEWARE OF UarTAriows.
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nlssoLUrION NOTICE,

In Connection with the. Theator,
OJl5tI
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IIue Job W ork.

Job stock Of NV and attractive ynr'e
ties inst received at the ENANlNtl
newspaper aud job printing ,-tah i-h
ment, corner Third and Franklin str."'-
Work Of all grades eHecu ed ON slor
notice aud IN the best Of style.
gpSlSwtf
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The regular Price al wood at pr.cul
may bv quoted at tive dollar "a cmd.
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The most sacrcd obligation IL tho
marriage contract. The most sacred
duty is to maintain o'c's health lhe
hes medicine il Browns Iron Blttcrr.
Sold by Tucker Wllll7, Wac" IcAaa'
-MlDlH
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Formerly beers would not keen FOR any
length uf time, but "Courud'- Budwel-rf
may be laid down with Impunl! Tor m.
most any length u time, without i"-luE
its many good qualities. For sale ul l.
A. Gull-tcin,-- 3lG2t
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MEDICAL.
,hs Great English Remedy.

isAnevcr failing Care
.uxuuzrn Tor nervous debility 4,
nYZAHy exhausted Vitality
ktS7srzce1kSyIXee ara tpAl weakn ness,
|" fMspcrmatOrrhwa, IOtt
M II N HWMASltOOu, impOten-
ky asssS4. tNTScy, paralysis, and ali
~ MiIfNHS s.lAl iis terrible effects Of
Ea.H &4W ESkSeeIf abuse, yudthil
800 sES11 SI{HjIioiliss and exercises OF
Mt SjSyHmAture years such A.
W. -h<gH%LtX oss OF memory, lassi.
MN~h4SASd tude, nocturnal rni4-
S1TK1ltNS{2 sion, aversion Of .ncle
- ty, iinness OF Vision
49,. head, the vital MUD passing 1in-
sv,,r. w n me urine, and man othtr ilseAscs
1lserri w. I..tnIty and drnth. Inc medical
.i,I edd Wv ',,,,,,rt,il with the institution are
.rugsn." me hest colleges al Europe ant
"a ina'.tr' nnd have had large eNrrrlchce ~
a. cunHt 49, and win agree to forfeit flNt
tr..e t-ll,,,'nD iIAI,S toa ease "t this kind
NJ \lrrNtI ~ ~TuR NTlNtWnder theif special
W,' 'i trretnpnu viii not CUR" or i"r any =
s'I'r N',.,l,. ir niurlUHs tuuni In II. We treat
Oh unts .i.ra-rs successfully "lth"'t mtr-
al ifNn'11s.I'ITN1lUN FREE. Thorough
,Hr. III, and advice, Including analysis ui
riat!' ''' rp',,. 1T VITAL RESTORATIVE
ufur l, ar four times the quantity, $40
rH "",', 'Ylll,ss upUu receipt IT ltlte, g..
.-ut " 'u! 40, rom observation. and IN private
' I'D. hy English M,iical luHtltnte.
u,nr " ,f,. .trr.t, II oul-, Missouri iurt-
~ u, "' |ia fucker Wills, Nhnlcsal"
Mo- 'nNi ,.,pt- waco, TrNNs --"iW+iwly
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Cartcr'z Litlc Liver Pills are free
r. m Hl crude and irritating matter,
Concentrated medicine only, very small,
very easy TO take; no nlni no gripping
no purgiug -9l2lw
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UNfl lui

I have IN pasture about Two hundred
head OF horses ntd mules and viii otter
extra inducements for next ten DAYS, he
iory suGpnS Fo ,f ioioro,t 10 'nn ION
No. 80 Austin street.
| gO1u j, NJ. FRRBNNs.
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Tint terrible srnurgc, fever and aguo
und IL congrncr, bilious romitlcnt, be-
sides ELECTIONS nj the stomach, liver and
bowels, produced by mlIsmalc mir AMI
wntcr, are both crnd.oatrd and prevented
by the use Ol llnstcttcr'- stomach Bitters
u purely vegetable cIiNlr, indursci by
AMI more cNlcn lively used m
u remedy tor the above class OF disorders,
H. well ~ Tor many others, than any med
iciuc at tho u%c. For sale by all druggists
and lrnlCr- generally.
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Woco. Texas AUg. Is ~. : ~ q
CrRING NIL COLLEGE,


,ndor Jirrrtton NJ III. .I"-ult f",hers.
KID Annual session opens 'l't. z lNS!.
Location beautiful and hcl. my, h'e.y
facility rfiOi ded tor the best e''s''s"' anu
commercial eiuctiiou. -,,. ,.,,,l.,
French. German and spanish I ngnt
viii ont extra charge a large sum OF
teachers permits personh supervise" "''"
indi, iduIi training.
For particulars arplv 10 ...,..,
Rev ions 4. Dow nh S.J' iIe''''"'
UslJd2m
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Fine and fancy paper and envelopes
elegant styles just received ut W. IL
Watkins book store. 02IdNWlm
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Paper bags at half cost ut W. II. Wat
s97iSwl I'm.
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i25.CENT COLUMN.
~. Aa,,rs.srsa,. val. be inserted in ,n,. col.

Advertisements Will be inserted IN this col
umn at the following
RATES.
four lines or less, ono time ............. rs
Pour lines or less. one week ..... ....... 81 90
Four linCs ur less. one tnOutn ... 500
for each additional line, five cents Tor fret
insertion, AMI half price for each subsequent
insertion
Transient advertisers, not pay Ing cash, viii
We charged nnuHtf the above rates. Nr can
h'I Arorl, save with regular advertisers, TO
ulou on account Tor twenty i've or rlS cents
wait uuIil thu Inst vt the month and then send
srullrctnr aruuui after these little amounts.
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once of Eric CITY Iron Works, Manu-
hCturrr4 oi Steam EnglHc-, Boilers aud
Saw Mills.
Euf, rENE., June =, lSS2.
+" whom II May Cuu,"rn
G. A Heating Esq.,ot Dallas T'Nns, has
been appointed ole agent iu the -lntr nt
Texas, 10. the sal. OF III kinds oi machin-
cry manufactured by u-.
Far CIIY lWoN WuWKs,
hy GEo SELDOM, Ivellrut.
New York ulicr AMI warrrooms 81
COuI tland street.
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The people, cloth,crs, Sanger Boo
nMl
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I,ENrIsIRN

hR. GEO. y. MANN, dentist. max a -prtl {.
- atty " tr, atiug thu NATURAL teeth, hair
llp and cleft uAlHtr-, ONCE % Austin avenue.
between Fourth and fitth streets. Waco. TcNl..
~I-tuf
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Tb.,reiIeye the snsorErd .ivrr, cleanse
me ulnod from pnis1nuuR Humors, ara
rausp the bow"is TO NtA nH'", MY "ith'
o,It :, hIrh no QUE cun irr' vel
Try thiS remedy fairly, sod Noe wlh gain
n hsaithy Digestion, Fig1T"n. h"11 t"to
49,. JIs snfa OnIre 70 uuSfny ri, \ 4.
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nNt mudr-d men, wit r,y A. 81 pen uaN
- AurN Atthr Missouri racihr depot cot o"
IL sanders u.lIW
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4 pair of good mules, wagon and harness
"A Az is "a ". II Lriuuui s. Nrur, rttr.t
near Columbus, mi1lw
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VIII make liberal nlypuccs against
shipments ar 10 responsible parties dt-
irus Ia ship. 9Nl'Nw|m
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TIE EXAMINER
waco, SEP rENBER ", 1882
I.O1AL uREyITIES.
Stems Of interest From Our Itc-
poricr~' Note Book.
I.Ot,tI. StGss.VIIIEs

Thermometer yesterday Il.
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LITTLE EVA HENDERSON.
Performance or" Our Boys" 90 Ne Given
for Her Benent.

Some time ago case Of genuine distress was
made known through the columns of THE REPuB-
LIcAS, to which there were generous responses
and the sutlerings Of the ladies and child have
been alleviated by prompt assistance from willing
hands and purses The following letter shows
tina additional aid is intended
We, the undersigned. recognizing the fact that
Miss Eva Henderson has frequently aud most
willingly given her services gTntuiously to the
assistance OF many charitable objects, most heartily
cooperate In rendering to the little lady benefit
TO be held at such time and place as may be de.
termined upon hereafter, and cordially com.
mend any effort made in her behalf: General W.
a. sherman, General W. b. Hazen Senators d. W,
voorhees,, D. ID. Conger s. |. X. Mcmillan, and
Philetus Sawyer; Edwin Willis; Crosby s. Moves
and 5. III. Kaufman, of the Star: l. N. Burritt of
the SUNDAY Herald Fred J. Phillips, private sec.
Alex. Y, 7. Garnett, and II. A. Ashfordi Frank b.
CongeT, OF THE REPUBLICAN, and others.
II is intended 10 present the play Of" Our Boys -
at one Of the theatres, although the date has not
yet been fixed, Among those who have yolun.
teered to participate is Miss Minette Thompson, a
lady who has gained an enyiable reputation as an
actress Of considerable talent. and who will in.
terpret the role of Mary Melrose most admirably,
The null cast will be as follows; Sir GeoDfy
ChdmpRegs, Mr.. Harry Robinson; Talbot Glampnels,
Mr.. J. P, Hawkins; Perkyn Middlaeiek, Mr. W. @,
Murdock; Charles Middleioick, Mr., Frank Noyes;
heapsier Mr., j. b, Callahan P0ddles, Mr., Samuel
Mitoni Piolsl AeirOse Miss Annie CaYis Mary
Aelrose, Miss Minette Thompson; Clarissa Clamp.
neys Miss Annie Hoppertoni Belinda. Miss Eva
Henderson.
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THE VALUE OF AN IDEA.
Rev. Edward Everett IEAIe's Practical
CiirIstiauIty-suRcrIn orthc Poor.


Rev. Edward Everett Hale, who breaches at All
Souls Church tomorrow, Is one OF those practical
Christians who devote more thought to the means
Of making this world better and happier than to
the homilclic work Of pcBuadlng people TO pre-
pare for another. thinking perhaps, that the most
effective way to III people for Heaven is to supply
them while on earth with eruditions favorable TO
bodily and mental health. one Of the subjects to
whio. Mr.. Hale has given attention Is the suffer-
ingS Of the poor In large cities for want of the
means either to buy themselves comfortable
homes. or even to pay the rents necessary to So
cure decent habitolions. The chief cause of high
rents in cities Is, Of course, the dearness of the
ground; and rs in the surrounding country,
within half an hours ride by rail- there usually is
land enough that can be bought by the acre at
quito moderate price, II seemed TO Mr. Hale that
the
EVILS OF TENEMENT HOUSE LIFE
might be rcmedied II practical method could be
devised to enable workingmen to buy house and
garden lots at acre prices. If railroads could put
supply and demand in communication with each
other over the distances separating the food pro-
ducing States Of the West from the manufacturing
cities ofthc East, bringing the Boston mechanic
years supply ofment and breadstuns at the cost
OF two days wagcs, II was certainly strange ifthose
same agencies could not put the city laborcr in
command Of the much needed supply of earth
roon ana pure air Whlcn lay IN abundance Wltnln
a dozen miles OF town. But to accomplish This
most desirable object 1t was essential that when
the laborer moved TO the country train should be
ready to carry him at precisely the right hour In
the morning aud the evening over the distance
between his country home and his city employ
ment' lie could not afford to move out and wait
three months, or even three weeks, for this nc
commodation. II must be ready at once. But If
ne went to some established town orvillage where
the necessary accommodations already existed
THE PRICE OF BuILDING'loTs
was too high for him, and If he bought q cheap
lot from some Spectator who had laid out the
plot OF village OH land purchased at acre prices
he had every reason to fear that the price of the
remaining lots would soon be put so high as to
prevent further settlers from coming, and either
XII the village altogether or cause 1t to be keptior
years III an embryo state, whereas 1t was essential
to his purchase that 1t should at once grow to
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resolution was adopted for the printing for the
use of the Committee on the Judiciary OF official
papers relative TO an additional representative
from the State of Nebraska.
Mr.. Kasson offered q substitute to a resolution
offered by Mr. Belmont;
Whereas II is alleged in connection with the Chilli
Peruvian correspondence, recently and officially pub
lshed thee cali ofthe two Houses of Congress that
States We're either personally interested or improp.
erly connected with Z business transaction in which
the intervention of this Government WAS requested
Whereas il is alleged that certain papers in relation
Uhe aubject have been improperly lost removed
rom the iles Of the slate Department. Therefore,
fairs be instructed 10 inquire into said allegations and
ascertain the facts relating thereto, and report the
sons and papers.
Under the call of committees for reports of pri-
vatc nature bills were referred to the private cal
endnr, as follows; For the relief of Myra Clark
Gaines; for the payment of certain claims re-
ported allowed by The accounting officers of the
Treasury; TO compensate Edwin b. Hay, of Wash
ington, for his services as an expert before tho
committee investigating the Donnelly- Washburn
contested election case during the last Congress;
comforting tho rank OF surgeon on the retired list
of the army on Passed Assistant Surgeon Francis
i. Green.
Mr.. o'NelIl presented the following memorials
from the Philadelphia Board of Trade and they
were appropriately referred:
Urging the passage OF an act giving Jurisdiction
fund.
In opposition to the Sherman bill to facilitate
the decisions in controverted questions in Gus
toms.
for the appointment of commission of inter-
state commerce.
The house then lat L15l went into Committee of
the Whole lMr. Dunnell in the chair) on the Pri-
yate Calendar.
The 1rsl bill on the calendar was for the retire
ment Of William 7. Chambliss, with the rank of
major, II gave rise TO quite long discussion,
which At one time threatened 10 become personal
Mr.. Bragg commenting on the action of Mr.. Sparks
IN opposing this bill after having advocated that
for the relief OF Captain u. !. Kirby aud Mr. Sparks
replying In an indignant tone that he would leave
his character for Integrity stand against that OF the
gentleman nom Wisconsin, and would not fear an
unavoidable verdict from the comparison. The
debate, however closed amicably, and the bill was
laid aside for favorable report TO the House.
AZ half past four the committee rose and the
following bills were passed by the House:
For the retirement Of William r. Chambliss, with
the rank of major.
For the retirement Of Garlic Boyd. with the rank
OF captain.
Tdauthorze the appointment OF V. McNally as
ordnance storekeepef.
Senate bill for the relief OF William II. Gill,
Granting pension TO Susan X. Johnson.
Granting arrears OF pension 10 Annie A. Hayes,
widow Of Major General Alexander Hayes.
The House then (al l'i0) adjourned until to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-25

The famous Reid. Hay telegram. which Il is al
legged was stolen, is to be judioially Investigated.
This dispatch, 1t viii be remembered, was sent by
Whitelaw Reid, of the New York Tribune, to
Colonel John Hay in reference to the New York
custom house appointments. II is claimed by
both parties that the dispatch was shown to no
one. The Western Union Telegraph Company re.
ferred the papers in the case to District Attorney
Corkhill, with the request that he investigate the
matter to discover tho thief II possible. Colonel
Corkhill Is working on the case
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EoR SALE OR RENT.
II J. sUTPHEN. II. NJ. RodERS
Cs RENTAL
and


~ RENTAL
and
REAL ESTATE DEPA RTMENr,
No GIG street Uower Floor northwest
HOUSES AND LOTS FORSALE
Houses and Rooms. furnished and unf1rnshcd, Of
every descrpt on IN all paris Of the city. Tor Rent
ROOM RENTING A SPECIALITY,
on new aud novel plan, for the convenience OF tho
public, RNordlug, FREn OF CuNRgE, by aid Of din.
grams n choice without vgring All the PROMISES
glvingnu accurate description orHl WIru ENCifANuH
OF NEFEHESCH witES UrQrtnrp.
WealsO rent Pianos, OrsLns. Furniture, &C.
Great bargains for few days IN lots.
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS
No ia 18Th st. n. W., fine parors and rooms.
No 20 Del. ave. n. o., nice ROOMS, near capitol.
No i0l " ST. n, W., nlCC rooms,
No SO 18th ST. u. w., nice rooms for housekeeping
No ii53 CorcOrHu 81. II. W.. three elegant rooms.
Corner Alapic aud HARDWOOD avenues lie Dfnt Park,
magnificent hOutc aud lot for sale or rcnt
Store, corner y nul Sth Sta, cheap 10 u good party
Three new rooms. NlS q street northwest
GREAT DEMAND for vacant rooms at our oflcc.
Onlco hours, Ga IN. to o p. n...,... . .......,,..
fc4 SUTpIi1cN g ROGERS.
IGOR SALE OR RENT-A MODERN BRICK
~ Dwelling, furnished; with without a0l acres
of Land binding on the Washington Branch railroad.
Address Mrs H. \. kILBOURN, Jcssup'g, Mary.
land. fcl3l2tH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-25

At u meeting Of the stockholders Of the Capital
Publishing Company the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year L. W. Brady, presi.
dent; NJ. D, Helm, treasurer and s. A, Stafford, IT,,
secretary. L. w. Brady, A, O, Buell., NJ D. Helm,
Dom Piatt and S. A. Stafford, IT,, were elected
trustees. Dom Piatt and A. @. Buell. were elected
editors.
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Personal.

q - REWARD WILL DE PAID FOR SUMMER
toD of hack or name OF driver whose reckless
diving knocked down and seriously injured an ell
derly gentleman on corner Fourteenth street aud
Pennsylvania avenue, ut y y. m. ON Monday. Apply
to LIEUT. NANT ARNOLD, sixth Precinct. 22.its
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United States NIarshoI's Sale.

by virtue of writ of ierl l,cinS issued ont Of the
Clerks ONCE of the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, and to me directed 1 will sell nj public
sale for CASH. nj the door OF the Court OF said
District, on MONDAY, the 18th day of March, 1882
ut ~ o'clock all the right title claim. and1ntcrest
OF the defendant In aud to the iOOwingdescTibed
property, to witt Lot No. ~ ana part of Lot II, la
Square No 57l, commencing for same at the south
east corner Of said Lot ~, thence north 20 feet
inches, aud with that width back to public alley.
Also Lots / and NJ, In Square No. go, of Vests
subdivision of said square, situated In the city of
Washington, said District together with all aud sin
guar the improvements thereon. Levied upon rs the
property of Sarah G.. FOllanshco, to satisfy Execution
NJ. 23,l2l at law In favor Of John McGrann.
@. T. HENRY, U. $. Marshal.
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United states Marshops Sale.

BY virtue of writ of ner f,cas, issued out of ,the
Clerks Oiicc of the supreme Court OF tho District of
Columbia, and TO me directed, | Will sell at public
sale for cash, at the door OF the Court for said
District, on MONDAY, the 18Th day OF March, lSS4, ut
" o'clock mo- oil the right, title, claim and interest of
the defendant in aud 10 the MISUNDERSTANDING prop
crty, TO wit: The south half of snblot number sixty
two or In j. +. Olmseads subdivision of part OF lot
twelve (l2), recorded ~ Lbor H.. D. g., folio c2,
Surveyors Office, said District together with all and
singular the imnroyencnis thereon. Levied upon
ton No. CO.'S equity in favor Of Charles c. Huntcy.
q. T. HENRY, 4. $. Marshal.
nm nnN AnpIIn gnnI
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MEDICAL.
.YOUNG am.

IL you have failed to receive proper treatment In
cases of Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint Nervous
Debility, nupotCnCy, Premature Decay, Weakness
Dyspepsia Nervous Reliability, &C., send twosanp'
for our new book,
1.-THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address secretary Medical and Surgical Institute,
lnL-lY LIZ LMaL LIllnnmlh lLInnL- Now NMrk.
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r. L. BRoCKFTT, Administrator
THOMAS BOWLING, huciionoer. fchLCt
UniteI States nIarsbnI,s Sale.

BY virtue OF four writs of er fcias issued out of
the Clerks Oicc of the supreme Court of the District
of Columbia ana to me directed, will sell ut public
sale for cash, ut the door Of the Court ouse Of said
District, on MONDAI, the lSth day of March. lsse,
at i3 O'Clock all The right, title claim, and Interest
of the defendant In and TO the following
lots of ground In said DISTRICT viz: Lots Nos II, 49,
81 and west half of ~, In Flock No 3; Lot No. B. In
BlOck No, 81 Lot M. g. IN Block No. q; Lot No. T. In
Block No. u; Lot No. s. III Block No, Is; Lots Nos.
and Lots Nos. q and o. In Block No. 10, In Todd &
browns subdivision of part Of Mount Pleasant aud
Pleasant Plains.
Also the following lots in the city of Washington,
D. g., viz: East half of Lot No. Il, In Drurys subdi.
vision of square No 200; Lots Nos and no. In square
No @il Lot No. !, IN square No. l0El Lots Nos, L. .
and q, In square northwest Of Square No. 1888; Lots
Nos. " aud ~, IN Square No. 1885, cast 10 feet Inch
of Lot No and all Of Lots Nos. o. aud g. In Square
No 1868, together with all ana singular the improve
ments thereon. Levied upon as The property OF Wnl-
lam IL. Todd. to satisfy Execution No 1O,2il ut law,
favor OF NJ w, Gait OF al No. lDGG2, at law, In favor
OF William NJ. Calf No. 1882 at law, IN nvOr Of
John Van Rlswiok O. t. HENRY,
Innl-lla L Mnrallnl
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by Thomas Bowling,


ADMINISTRATOR SALE, ny CATALOGUE;
OF THE PRIVATE LIBRARY AND FINE
lNGRAVINGS OF THE LATE ARCHIBALD
RiANB, $50. ALSO THE LIBRARIES OF
OTHER OWNERS.
To be sold nj my auction rooms southwest corner
Pennsylvania avenue aud Eleventh street. Washing
ton, u. G., MONDAY EVENING February q, lss2
aud following evenings, commencing each evening at
half past seven o'clock.
Terms cash,
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n,OrnIn cnuioIrs ~ ie a sch oI,i n ~ AZ. Itoiy
stores shops and Farms Offered for rent, together
seen. Property for sale in all paris of The city
Money to loan on real estate. Call.
fe2O b. II. MARNER, 0l8 street.