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EVENING STAR
TkbW PUATFOIUI OfTHl WoRKI*e*B?
_A convention of the Trades met a (rain In
York Satnrdav evening. ? resolution was
to irfer the question ot the formation of a
i ilding leagn* to the organliationf represent
l ?ndto direct each organization to appoint a
l^Lmlttee of three to meet on Monday, Octo
rL 16 to take action thereon. After a heated
vbste the i*solution was adopted. Mr. Elliot
r ? call for a grand mm meeting for the
T-rpoee of preparing a workingman's platform
La ticket- He prefaced It by a short speech.
There wafl great want of a plan of action.
HaiiT such bad been proposed, bat none wu
?^tter than to form an Independent political or.
?ixation. It was right that worklngmen
uld go into the question ot government. In
?he (Ad country they weTe laboring to get posses
ion of the franchise and to dif<enthrall them
selves from the chains of capital, while we see
rnrselvr* trampled on here In aland of freedom.
We are nothing bat egregious tools to be scanda
lized in thin way when we hare the power In oar
(iwnhantls to remedy the evils that oppress uv
The call wm adopted.
gy Moltke speaks Greeley esc fluently.
Clocaguan shot a man for staring at his
ltik
17*An Ohio couple attended the circus the
day after their child died.
?^-The butchers In lMlnburg call themselves
?'tiushers.*'
i^Thc female suffrage and jnry woman move
pent ont WVi>t hasborno its Unit fruit in the ah ape
of the advcrtlwment of a "gentleman nurse,''
who wants a situation.
?y A love letter, picked up In Springfield,
Illinois, liad the following parapraph: "My
best loved one, I chawed the portage stamp on
jour la*t letter all to thunder, because I knew
you licked It on."
I^A Wtrothal ??.? announced in one of the
y. V., papers a few days ago, which also Invited
relatives and frien<ls to tlie wedding. At the
end of the advertisement, the following occur
red: " N. B. No presents received."
ARCHIBALD?HE ID. At the residence of the
(.ride's parent!". ^ukIaVi 17, 1&T1. by wj'.
U.K. Carry. Mr. F. W. ARCHIBALD.' of Wwh
ington.D C\. and Miss SARAH C. HRTu, daughter
cfBobert S. Beid. *?*.,<* Union Township.
[UrKnna (Ohio) Cttlten and Oarette.J
DIED.
KOLB. On October *1, DANIRL KOLB. of
Frtderick, ?Ur> land, in the 7ttU yeur uf his age. *
SNIDER On the U Instant. after a shert hot
anfal illness, which he bore with Christian forti
e.UUAilLU SNYDER, in the tfth year of his
*^I Is funeral,to which h!s friends and acquaint
ances are invited, will take place to-morrow after
noon, at 4 o'clock. fr>ui his late residence on K street,
n*ar l?th,sontbeast.
WOOPVARD. On Tuesday. October 3, WIL
LIAM WOODWARD, lu th<s Wth year of hi* are.
Notice of the funeral will be published h r- -
alter. * ,
BEYER. 1>i#d, on the 2d instant, at 12* p. m .
IT ART C. BEYER, aged 26 years, beloved w.fe of
?Victor Beyer.
Friende and relatives of the family are respect*
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi
dence of her mother in-law, Mrs. Beyer, Harrison
street, l'n*ontown, on Wednesday, at 3 p. m.
?? Leaves have their time to fall.
And flowers to wither at the north wind's breath.
And stars to set: but all.
Thou ba?t a>l reasons for thine own. 0 Death
lie doe* not alway ? wait till the winter of life has
placed its snow-wreath npon the brow andchilled its
springs of happiness In the bo*om; bnt while the
heart is yet youug and tender, the lis merry with
l?>>(ibter. and the eye bright with the sunshine of
tl so il, be calls?and the heart ceases to beat, the
lipi- gv w pale and silent, and the eye closes forever
on t. e scenes of this world. A young wife and
mothtr ha* gone from oar midst. Ah'how much
agony lies in that brief sentence' She was a devoted
wife, a faithful parent, an exemplary Christian, and
in her departure a husband lose* his all. her little
t nee a friend whose place can never be filled, and the
B*>r a l>eti?-factor wh *?e rule of action was "Let not
y left hand know what thy right handdoefh.'
We monra her l<*s with breaking hearts, bat life at
Lest is short, and though the separation be bitter
here, in a little while we know we shall meet again.
??Oh who r< uld bear life's stormy doom,
Did not His wins of love
Come brightly wafting through the gloom,
His p<at e branch from above.
UNDERTAKERS.
i ICHU F. HAKVET. ALONXO A. MARK]
H1BVKI * MABI
UNDERTAKERS,
Ko. 934 r STREET,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
7-,gyal.MO BURIAL CASES AND GASKETS
o? KVZUY 0*SCa:?TIO!l.
?{ HI TRADB ri'RNISHKD AT WHOLESALE
PRIJES.
mhllv SHR1 rrs. HABITS. Ac.
tuchard w. barker,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER,
? IS ELEVENTH STREET, near F.
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS MADE AND
REPAIRED. aaS-tr
w
TIM AM HACKfTT,
(ScccsssoR To QEORGE W. HARVEY J
UNDERTAKER,
V3? SEVENTH STRER,
4*44-ly Between G and H sts.
WOOD AND COAL.
c
O A L AND WOOD
DIRECT FROM VESSEL
AT CLUB RATES
TOR WINTERS USB.
Qcalttt asd Qcajtiitt OrAiisrm.
?Jj*? lbs. ?J4t iba
Genuine LYKENS V ALL1T te 00 $175.
Beet uuality RED ASH T.t0 IB
S reenarningW IIITE A311.......... 7JM 7.75
Bcperior rHESTNUT ? t0 7.UD.
? To romyu vitk n't ttm.< fldfmr rrost.
OAK and PINE WOOD at same lu* rates.
Orders received at risfi/s/ ttoru throughout th?
city, aftl wtam cJfrct.
JOSEPH L S*TMOUB,
J19 7th street.
MX-street
opposite Post OIBce Department
wharf. ao?-to"
WASHINGTON HOTELS.
l^RANKLIN HOTEL, Orner 8th and D
F atr*et?, WashinKton. D. C.?Thu h<-u?e has bean
thoroughly r-novated, and is now op.-n for guesU.
*lZ TjTy- T>bl< 'BVl&ACK.'proprietor.
CC. WILLARD,
? EBBITT HOUSB,
WASHINGTON, D. O.^
niHE UREAT 0IBCOVMT.
LETTER FKOM GENERAL HOWARD
WasiiiMToa, D. O., Jsly a, 1S71.
Paop T A Co<>? ? Dear Sir: I have for some tims
?s.-d the BALM OP LIVE in my fsmilv as a wash,
and have found it all y< u recommend. I am glad to
m ia others in commending sn article that is svJ
dently doing so mocb good. Tours, trul^
Brig. General U. B. A.
lutttr frrm JUDGE WYLIB, tf U. 8. Smrrtmt
Court. D.C.
WiiHivsros, D. O.^Janei#, MH.
Dear sir : I have given yonr BALM OF LIFE for
the hair a fair trial, and am much pleased with it*
eSects It is a hrslihfai wash fur both the scalp and
hair, and Its influence to sooth the nerves aad revlvs
the system when exhausted from over work Is most
<JeUgntfol7 I have not used It except ss a wash, but
confidence ia taking it as a msdJctae, according te
1KBRtywTia?.
WasaiiMToM, July 1st, 1571.
your BALM OF LI FN tn many lu
ssr
Mtm. TATHM* BOTLM.
friend : Please ??nd J"* *it?" f
OF LIFE, the which, H > g
"jni M. lsvi.
KEEP^X>OL!
Br bafhlnj the bead, yss, face
'""isrtaS from fsvsr, with that
C)ooling Soiutioa,
t's Bala?rUf?t
and retail by the foUowtag trst-etasi
f, ".*}SiitaX*cA'j< Si5'
Bro .cor. Fa. av. anawn w. vay xauiman. oor
r er ?th aad G streeU, R B. Ferguson, 101 Pa. av.t
B T. F Sullivan, corner*! s?. aad Mass. ava.;
< harjes V. Moore, cor. 17th St., and Pa. ava.;
Ridselv's Pharmacy, l^il Fa. avs.; Molb A Bros.,
S^lThTff?.. o. M. *b.llan llOO
inh~r Tw-iftsv5'
sad directions. aas-tz
AUCTION BALES
B
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I1Y LATIMER A CLEARY, Auctioneers,
*?" (Successors to Cooper A Latimer.)
Southwest corner of Pinna.avenue and 11th strwt,
? rJfI5C5 1C0TK paper at auction.
On * EDNESDaY E <? k>M l5Q,October 5,1371, at
th- o cclusion of our Bok hale, we shall wll a Urge
assortment ot French Hot* Paper, with IifeloKt
to match
?j erme each. J
<*3 ?t LATTMER A CLEARY, Aucts. -
R* A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
*-* Southeast corner 7th and D streets.
two acre9 of garden land. with the
M IMPROVEMENTS, at auction.
On MONDAY, the 9th instaut, at 4 o'slock
p. m , we shall sell,on the p-emises, twoacm
>f?<>od Garden Land.with the improvements,
consisting of a Dwelling House, Stable P?ach aa l
AppleOrchard; a spring of go?d water on ti e premi
?*3. The above premises lying on the re.?d scross
the Na^r yard Bridie,and ou the laaane Asylum
road, ab ut one mile back of the National Kace
Course. Now occupied by Benjamin Cox, E*q.
Ternia made known on the oa^- of sale.
?c3_d GREEN A WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Y GREEN k WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and D streets.
VALUABLE THREE STORY PRESSED BRICK
FRONT HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
MOn 1 H1'Rt>DAY next, the 5th l>utatit,at
5 30 a'clock p. m.? we shsll sell,in iront of
the premises, a valuable three-sbvy Brick
dwelling, w ith pressrd-brick front, .vid lot, having
a front of 17 feet by 76 feet deep. The above house
contains eight good r"oma, with gaa and water, aid
is rituattd at Mo. 405 1 street, ne_ir4tb struct north
*e?.
Terms: One third cash; the balance fnl and J year*
for not~s bearing interest and secured by a deed of
trnet on the premises. All conveyancing and stamps
at purchaser's coat. 9b J down on the day of sale.
I'u C: GRhEN k WILLIAMS. Aucts.
BV GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneer*.
No. 526. aoutheaat corner 7th ana D ata.
A VALUABLE PIECE~OF REAL ESTATE AT
THE CORNER OF MASSACHUSETTS AYR
M E AMD TWELFTH STREET WEST AT
AUCTION.
Ou TUESDAY, the 9th inatant, at 5 o'clock
LT;* *? ahall sell, on the premiaea, L >t No.
a*-^Ul, in Square rs2, being 74 feet 6 inches front on
XiufMtinwtU avenue, and 142 feet 10 ioche* on
Twelfth street, with the improvement*. Baking one
of the beat piectsof property in Washington for aale,
as the location ia one of the best in the city for a
private residence, hotel,or bualneaa property.
T< !tns: Oue-third cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, for notes bear I. g Interest, and se
cured by a deed of trust on th* premiaea. All con
vey anuinaand rovtuu. stamps at the coat of the. pur
chaser. Two bur.dra<l dollars down on the day of
aale. Title iadisDUtable, and sale positi ?a.
SAMUEL OASHIDY, I sw^e.
SAMUBL P. ROBKRTSON.t?**0""
odd GREEN A WILLIAMS. A nets.
BY W.L. WALL k CO., Auctioneers,
_ New Marble Building,
900 and 909, 8 W. cor. Penna. avs. and 9th at.
TRUSTEES* SALE 0F~THE FURNITURE AND
Ki rECTS OF THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
IN THIS CIT1, AT AUCTION.
f!\ By virtue of a deed of ttuat daUd December
vA. 31,1861, ami duly recorded in Liber J. A. S.,
?St No. 216, folio* 4M, 403, 404 and 40">, one of the
I ? (land records for Washington county, D. C ,
* we shall sell at public auction, on the prem
ises of the Mstrop-*iitan Hotel, in the city of Wash
ington, all of the Furniture and Household Goods
and Effecta in aaid Hotel, comprising all of the said
Goods, kc., Ac., contained in said house, comprising
in part:
Park* Suites, French Plate Mirrors, Velvet, Brus
sels and Tapestry aud other Carpets, Rosewood,
Walnut and other Bedsteads, Rosewood, Walnut aud
other Wardrobes-Hair, Shuck and other Mattresses.
Beds, Bedding, Blankets, Spreads, Sheets. Table
Linen, Curtains, Marble-ton Tables. Extension and
other Tables, Silver-plated vVattera. Pitchers, Caa
tora. Goblets, a large assortment of China and Glass
ware, Gas Fixtures, a large lot of (Copper Cooking
Utensils and Kitchen Requisites. Ac., Ac.
Together with all the entire effects, Ac., Ac., con
tained in the said hotel.
1 he aale to commence THURSDAY, October 26,
ItCl. at 10 o'clock a. m , atxl tooo tinue from day to
day, commencing at the same hour, until all of said
Furniture, Ac.,Ts sold.
Terms: All sums under $fo0 cash, and over that
amount a credit of one, two and thre? months, with
approved indorsement, and notes bearing interest.
RICHARD W ALLACH.i Tr_,tBA
THOMAS BERRY, ( Trustees.
oc3-eoAds W. L. WALL k CO., Aucts.
GREEN k WILLIAMS, Auctloneera.
319, Southeast corner of 7th and D streets.
NOTICE.?SALE OF NINE VALUABLE BUILD
IMG LOTS IN RAPIDLY IMPROVING PART
orins CITY ON 5th street east and
NEAR H STREET NORTH. ?
^^By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court ot
WRtht District of Columbia, sitting in equity, aud
passed in a cause wherein Boyle is complainant
aud Todd, Hurt, and others are defendants, 1 shall
proceed to sell <>n the premises, on MONDAY, the
in day of October, A D. 1871, at 4 o'clock p. m., the
following property, to wit: Lots 21,22, 23. 24. 24.26,
27. 28. and 28. being subdivisions of sqnai e iWrt. Each
Lothaviug21 feet front by kJO feet deep, to a ftu?>
alley, fronting on 6th street east, between H and 1
streets north, situated in the city of Washington,
District of Columbia.
The attention of puvhaaenia particularly invited
to the sale of the at*' kflots, as U*e> are situated in
an eligible and rapid i>wm proving section of the city,
and present a rare chance for investment.
1 i,e Columbia Street railroad, now being built,
will r*?s directly by these lota.
Terms of aale. as prescribed by the decree: One
third cash; balance in three equal instalments, of
six, twelve, and eighteen months, the whole to bear
interest from the day of aale, aud to be eecured to
the satisfaction of the trustee. All conveyancing
and revenue stampe at the coat of the pnrcna??r.
.$ Jdown on each lot, in the hands of the Ari<~tion
eer. at the time of aale. If the terms of sale be not
c mplied with within five (5) days from the day of
sale, the trnstee reserves the right to resell, at the
coat and risk of the defaulting purchaser.
JOHN F. EMNIS. Trustee,
aell eodAda GREEN A WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ttJT THE ABOVE SAI.E IS PO8TP0NKD
until THl'R DAY, the 5th day of October, A. D.
Is71.at 5 o'clock p. a - on the premises.
JOHN P. EN SI S, Trustee.
oc3 3t OREEN A WILLIAMS. Aucts.
YO.W. HAVEMNKR A CO., Auctioneers.
64 3 Louisiana avecue, 3d door eaat of 7tn at.
TRUSTEE'S 8AI.E AT~ AUCTION OF VERY
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
T STREET. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a deed of truat to me, rocorded in
Liber <16. folio 239, one of the land records of Wash
ington county. District of Colu-nbia. and by direc
tion of the party aecured thereby, I rhall.on WED
NESDAY. September 20. 1871. at 5 o'clock n m ,
offer for sale at auction, all the property mentioned
In ?aid deed of trust, described ax folluws: All of lot
numbered flft?en (18), in square number three hun
dred and aeventy seven (377), except the northeaet
ern p?rt thereof.fronting twenty feet on north F
street with a depth of sixty feet; the portion of aa'd
lot convejcd or Intended to be conv ejed, being cou
tain-d within the following description: B-gnning
at the northwest ci rner of aaid 1- t number flkee
(IS), and running eaat on F street (orty-one feet one
inch, thence south parallel with the east and west
lii-eacf s?id lot sixty feet, thence east twenty feet
to the east line of said lot.thanre *<*itb with said
east lii.e ninety nine feet to the a?uth>->Mt corner of
said lot, thence weat with the aouih line fortr-aix
feet one inch to the aouthw eat corner of aaid lot,
thence north with the west line forty-four feet to
*h< aiigle.f the thirty-feet alley, thcnce weat with
?aid alley fiftem feet to the aoutnwest corner of the
front part of aaid lot, and thtwee north by and witb
tl.e w?-?t line of said front part of said lot one hun
dred and sixteen feet to the ^.lace of In ginning.
TLe improvementa consist of two fine four-story
pr? as brick front houses, being No. 92S and 930 r
street nor^lweat.
Terms of sale: On*-half cash; balance In notes at
six and twelve months with iutnrea, at ten per cent,
per am ?, aecured by a deed of trnat on the prem
ises. A deposit of 92V) at the anle, and the terms of
sale to be Complied with in ten days after the sal*.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser. D. L. E ATON, Trustee,
s?o d C. W. HAVENNER A CO., Auctioneers.
THE ABOVE SALE IS HEREBY POST
PONED UNTIL MONDAY. October 9, 1371, at 5
o cloek p. m., on the premises. By order of the
Trustee.
Mil C. W. HAVENNER A CO., Aucti.*
THE ABOVE SALE IS HEREBY POST
poned until MONI>A Y. October 9, LS71, same hour
and place. By order of the Tru?toe.
ocf | Re pi C. W. hav knne t A CO., Aucts.
f> Y GREEK A WILLIAMS. Auctioneer^
A Southeast coruar 7th and Dstreets.
VALUABLE PROFEUTY AT THE CORNER OF
ea*t capitol and 5tu street east at
A Ut 'TION -
MOn THURSDAY, the 5th day of October, wo
chall aell, in front of the premises, at 5
o'clock p. m , east part of Lot No. 1, in squire
Mo. #16. with the improvement*, which are a good
two-story Frame House,centainingSrooms, aud this
part of lot ha-a front on East Capitol street of 36
feet 4 Inches, with a depth of 80 feet, the corner of
? hich ia vacant and would make a fine busiueM
stand.
Terms: One third cash; balance In 6 and 12month*
for notes bearing interst frotn day of aale. secured by
deed of trust. All conveyance and stamps at cost of
purchaser. #100 will be r-quired to be paid down
wb?n the property is sold. Title indisputable.
se.HMt 1 Rep ) GREEN A WILLIAMS, Aucts.
jlT LATIMER A CLEARY, Auctioneers,
U (Successors to Cooper A Latimer,)
Southwest ooroer of Penna. avenue and 11th street
HIC.HTY VALUABLkTmPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTH SIDR OF MAB^ACHUSET fS
AVENUE; RRTWEEM 10th AND IItb STS.
northwest. AT AUCTION. v
M .By virtue of a deed of trust to ma, dated oo
C3 the 9th dav of June, 1870, and recorded in Liber
No. #13, folio 249, one of the laud records for
Wsshlriton county, in the District or Columbia, I
shall offer for sale. In front of the premises, oa
B
TUESDAY, October 13th. 1871, at 4)i o'clock p.m.,
all that certain piece or parcel of around known, as
designated on the ground plan or said city, as Lot
No. 16, in Davidson's subdivision of square No. 341,
together with the improvement*, which consist of a
three-story Brick Dwelling with all the modern im
provstnents.
Term* at sale. Conveyancing and stamps at pur
chaser's coat. #hW down at time of aale.
WM. 8 HOLLID VT. Trustee.
seM-dAds LATIMER A OLKARY. Aucts.
DT GREEN A WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
D Southeast comer of 7th aad D strtsts.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OPVALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,
CORNER OF ITtb STREET.
By virtue of a deed of truat to me, dated
August 19,1379,and recorded in Liber Ho tXl,
Am folio 433, one of the land records for Wash
ington county, D. 0., and by direction of the party
secured. 1 shall offer for sals, at auction, on THURS
DAY. October ?. 1? I. at 4 o;ciockp.m.,the prop
erty mentioned in said dee-i of trust, and described
as Lot No. 37 of Spuuldlug A Wilson's subdivision of
original Lot one, (1,) square numbered one buinlred
and fifty eight (1M I Improvements consist of a
1V? rasofisS?t^e^thtrd cash; the balance in one
and two years, with interest, to ha secured by deed
ot trust on the nr. mises sold. All conreyaijc ug and
stampe at purrha?er's cos*. A deeosit of will
be required at the time ot sale. The terms of sale
? required ai trie luneoi ??? ,
iinet be COCKp'led with in ten days, or the property
w TI be resold at the risk and cort of defaulting pur
chaser. BALLET KILBOURN,Trustee.
S4.30 dti GREEN k W1LLIAM8? Aucts.
AUCTION SALES.
BT
B. McGCIRE, AnctHvrjee^,
1306 F street.
BT
B1
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON N STREET NORTH
BETWEEN 13th AND 13th STREETS, AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 3d, at 5
o'clock, 1 will sell. In front of tne premises, the east
fset front by 103 ft et 9 Inchon dwop of Lot Nil.
MS, in Square No. MO, sltnattd on N street north,
between 11th and 13th streets. The above lot ia
niost desirably located.
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder In nix and
twelve month-, with notes bearing interest from
daj of sale, and secared by a deed of trust on the
property. All converaucine \nl stamps at th" cost
of tne purr hater. A d"p >eit of ?50 will bo required
at ttm<> of itle.
se2B dAds F. B. McOUIRE. Anc'ioneer.
GREEN ft WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
Southeast corner 7th and D streets.
VB?.JLDIN<} LOT ON 14th STREET
J_P5T r-N onio avkmuk and d
STREET NOKTH, AT AUCTION.
SOn TUESDAY, October 3,1871, at # o'clock
p.m.. we shall sell, in front of thv prexises,
L' r No. 14. 'n recorded subdivision of square
No.?, being 25 feet front by 76feet deep. StreetaH
pave*'. Sale without reserve
Terms: One third cash: balance In 6 and 13 months
frr notes bearing Interest and secured by a deed of
trnst on the premises. Stamp*. Ac , at cost of pur
chaser. $1U> down on dar of -ale.
se?T d GREEN A WILLIAMS, Aucts.
J^Y J. T. COLDWELL A CO., Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SAL* o7~FANCY GOODS, NO
TIONS, Ac.
To make room for th" extraordinary large
Pstock of Dollar Goods about to arrive, I shall
' sell the entire stock In the store now occupied
__ _Jby B. Silverbere, 319 7th street, consisting
of Ribbons, Laces. Trimmings, Buttons, Gloves,
Hosiery. Shawls Hoods, Scar s .Collars and CnfTs,
Embroideries and Laqes, Sewing and Embroidery
Si Ik ?, Combe, Brashes. Perfumery, Baskets, Be wis.
Gilt Trimmings, Fancy Articles, Ac., at auction,
without reserve. The sale will commence on MON
DAY, October 9d, at 10 a. m.,be continual at T p.
m., and t-very day thereafter at the same hours until
the stock Is disposed of. Ladies are particularly re
queued to attend.
seg <t J. T. COLDWELL A CO., Aucts.
DY LATIMER A CLEAR Y, Auctioneers,
I> (Successors to Coope A Latimer.)
Southwest comet Pennsylvania ave. and 11th street.
VALUABLE PBIVATE~LIBRARY AT AUC
TION.
On MONDAY, October 3d, and following even
ings, commencing at TH o'clock, at onr auction
room, we shall sell a private Library of Miscellain
ou* Books, many of them finely bound and In good
preservation.
N. B.?Parties unable to attend the sale can have
tb> ir orders attended to by the auctioneers.
Terms. Cash. LATIMER A fLEARY,
Be 27-tf [Rep. and Patriot.] Auctioneers.
TO-HOREOW.
BY WM. L. WALL A CO., Auctioneers,
New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 aod 909, S. W. cor. Pa.ave. and 9th at]
CHANCERY 8ALX OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
property on eleventh street west,
RET* EKN F AND G STREETS NORTH.
M Under and by virtue of a decree of the Su
preme Court of the District of Columbia,
parsed on the 13th of April, 1869, in a certain
cause No 1390 in equity, between Robert A. Parish
and others, complainants, and Samuel A. Peugh,
John Hits, and Jane Hitt, defendants, and of the
further order of the said court in the said cause, the
undersigned trustee will sell at public auction,
on the premises, to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, the 4th day of September next, at
6 o'clock p. m., all the equitable interest of
the defendant. Samuel A. Peugh, as set forth in the
bill In said cause, in thereat estate in said cans*
mentioned, being tnat valuable improved property
fronting on Eleventh street, in Washington, D. 0.,
known on the plats aud plan of said city as the north
25 feet of lot No. 6. in square No. 346, the nature o
which equitable interest will fully appear by refei -
mceto the bill and answers of John and Jane C.
Hitc, in said cause filed.
The terms of sale, as prescribed in said decree, are:
One-third cash, and the balance to be paid in equal
installments, in six and twelve months from day of
sale, with interest from day of sale; the said install
ments of deferred payments being a lion on the prop
erty sold, and upon payment of the whole purchase
money a deed will be given,
All stamps and conveyancing at tbe cost of the pur
chaser. -S'Juo of the cash payment must be deposited
with tbe auctioneer upon the acceptance of the bid.
JNO. D. McPHERsnN, Trustee.
jytt-eotd W. L. WALL A CO., Auct*r.
***TnE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN
TIL WEDNESDAY, October 4th, at 4)6 o'clock
p. m., same place.
JOHN D. McPnEHSON, Trustee.
jie4 [Rep.l W. L. WALL A CO., Aucts.
W. T. JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 3d street east.
TRUSTEES' SALE OP VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT AT AUCTION.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated March 13,
_ 1370, and recorded in Liber No. ton. folio ZH,
m^m Ac., one of tho land record* for Washington
county. District of Columbia, and at tiio r 'quest of
the National Union Building Association No. 2, we
will < ffer for sale, in front of the pr mines, at public
auction to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,
October 4th, at 9 o'clock p. in., the oast half of Lot
6. in tquare 617, fronting 15 feet 7)6 inches on II street
north, between 4th an<! 6tli streets west,and running
back with that width through to Massachusetts ave
nue.
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest,and secured byade^dof trnst
on the prene?ea.or all cash,at the option of tho ptir?
chaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with
within ten days after the day of sale the property
will be resold at the cost and risk of th>J defaulting
purchaser. Fifty dollars will be required of the pur
chaser when the property is struck off. All stamps
and conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
SAMUEL CROSS,
BAMCKL BACON,
Tyistecs of tbe National Union Building Association
seis eoAds W. T. JOHNSON, Auct.
Y GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
Southeast corner 7th and D streets.
VALUABLE PRIVATE* RESIDENCE ON I
STREET NORTH. BETWEEN NORTH CAPI
TOL AND 1st STREET WEST, AT AUCTION.
MOn WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of October
nt xt, 1871, at 5 o'clock p. m., wo shall sell, on
the premises, Lot No. 40, in Square No. 621,
lieii.g 30 feet front by 90 feet deep, having a fine side
and back alley, with the improvements, consisting
m a two-story pressed brick front House, with fine
hafrment and cellar under the basement, having all
the modern improvements, fine b*th room, water
closets, gas, witter, good sewerage. Ao ; making it a
desirable private residence, being in a good location.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6,12,18, 24, 30
and 30months,for notes bearing interest, and seenrod
liv a deed of trust on the premises. All convey
ancing ann revenue stamps at the cost of the pur
chaser. 63jo down on the day of sale.
GREEN A WILLIAMS,
Be 27d [Rep, copy Oct. >.] Auctioneers.
IY C. W. nAVENNER A CO., Auctioneers,
No. 643 Louisiana avenue.
Third door east ol Seventh street.
EXTENSIVE SALE a"t~~AUCTION OF 1,900,
000 WElLSEASONED BARRKL STAVE^,
130 000 HEADINGS, AND MACHINERY,
SHAKTINU AND BKLTING, AT "GIESBORO'
POINT *HARF,ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER
3, 1&71.
By virtneof a deed of trnst to me, dated May #5,
1-CI. and recorded iu Liber No.649, folio 3%-i, one of
the land records for Washington county, District of
Columbia, and by direction of the party thereby se
cured, I shall offer for sale to the highest bidder, on
the premises, at "Giesboro' Point," on TUURS
DA\ , October 3,1371, at 11 o'cl >ck a. m., all tho
articles enumerated In sai4 deed of trust, and par
tially described as follow":
One million first class Floor Barrel Staves, well
seasoned; 200 000 second-cla>.s do., do.; 75 cords Oak
Kindling Wood; 75 cords Body Oak Wood; 150,000
Poplar Headings; 25 cords Poplar Timber, for head
ing.
<?ne Frame Ash Hinse. and 250bushels Oak Ashes;
2 Car Trorks, and 500 feet Wood and Iron Railroad
Track; 1 Black Work Horse; 2two-horse Wagons; 1
no top Buggy; 1 Rockawty; lot Harness.
Two Kindling Wood Bundling Machines, new; 1
fh.rlable Platform Scales; Stove, Lounge, Wheel
arrows, Pickf, Shovels. Ac., and lot of Black
smiths Tools. GEO. E. MATTINOLY,
Trustee.
AND AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE,
The undendgnid, by virtue of a d'jed of trust dated
J tbruary 1, IgTO, and recorded February 4,1870, in
Liber No. G02, folio 459. one of the laud records of
W aahington county. District of Colnmhia, will offer
for sale all the articles mentioned in the said deed of
trust,as follows:
1 Stave Machine, Balance Wheel and Pulleys com
plete, ,
1 set Equalizing Saws and Frsme,
1 Wheel jointer, 1 Iluading Machine and Head
jointer,
1 Foot-jointer,! large Circular Cross-cut Saw,
A lot of Gum Iloae, steam Boxes, Ac.,
Shatting, Beltins aud Pu'ley, complete, with all the
machinery; 1 Steam Force Pump.
_ _ R. P. CADY, Trustee.
Term* of sale: Sums of one hnndred dollars or less,
ca?h; over that stun, a credit of two and four months,
on notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest.
Purchasers must remove their articles within one
week after tale.
v ? ? A ^ C. W. HAVENNIR A CO., Aucts.
N B.?A boat will leaTe the wharf foot of 7th
street at 10 o'clock a. m., for the convenience of bid
ders attending the sale.
BY LATIMBB A CLBART. Auctioneers,
< Successors to Cooper A Latimer,)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 11th st.
LY CABPBTS, MARBLE TOP
f ATTRBMBi, FBATHE
B
an"pF^oW1mnii
, KITCHEN RKQUIBIT1
fTC H E NR EQ U Is! T E
'AY MOBNING, October ?,
KM I, nmwKrtf at,10 o'clock, at the resi
dence of a lady declining honsseeemtag, Bo.
1101, northwest corner of 11th aj5Vi&?ta
P,rlor ranlMn.
Brussels and Three ply CarpeU, Bags, and 011
Fnglish Bill Clock, MarbW-toa Table,
Marble-top Mahogany Fnrnltnre, Covers and
tlw eaile.
Marble-to* Walnut Chamber Fornitnrs,
Hair and Husk Mattrsssss,
Feather Beds. Bolsters, ami Pillows,
Marble top Sideboard, Dining Table.
China and Glassware, Bitchen IfeaufgttM, Ac.
M7 B.?The Honse and one adiolalng for rent.
Terms cash. ^aTTMBR A CLB ART, A nets.
DBIDAL AND FUNERAL WBBATHBS, BO
D QUBTS. CROSSES, ANCHOBSaad STARS
Preserved or Xnamoled In V'ax. All kinds of Hair
street
_:reet, near I Refereaoes:?Mrs. President Grant,
Mrs. Admiral Goldnborough, w. W. Corcoran, Gen.
Blsey, Gen. Toaskina, Gen.-Aiken. Janlft ly
AUCTION SALES.
nUKK DATS.
BY WM. L. wall A CO., Auctioneers,
New Marble Building,
Noi. 900 and 903 Peuns) Ivania avenue.
TRUSTEE'S SAL*
or Tn*
ENTIRE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE
MK rROPOLITAN 1IOTKL. IN THIS
CITY. AT AUCTION. COMPRI
SING OVER 300 ROOMS.
a By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 11th
\V1 day of May, A. P. lrtfc). and duly recorded in
M|Lll?r Ku. 7, folio OS), ic.t of the chattel rec
| r lord* for Washington couuty, D. C., and by the
? written dhection of the party ?ecurt-d thereby,
I w;ll Mil at public aactioo,in the Metropolitan
V Hotel, in the city of Washington, all the Furniture,
Household Goods and Effects in said hotel by c*ta
1< gu?. consisting of in pari?
gifly Parlor Suite*,
Large number"! fine French-plate Pier, Mantel and
other Mirrors.
Velvet Brussels Tnpestry, Three-ply and Ingrain
Carpets and Oilci >tb.
Two hundred suits Walnut and Rosewood Marble
top Chamber Furniture,
Rosewood Mirror-iront and Walnut Wardrobes,
Rosewood, Walnut and other Bedsteads, very baud
some,
Superior Hair BInttresses, Bolster* and Pillows.
An immense assortment oi Blankets, Spread*, Cora
forts, Sheets and Table Linen, Rep and Lace
Curtains,
Marble-top Tables. Etegeres. Window Shades,
Extension and other Dining Tables,
Dining Thairs,
A large lot of Silver-plated Waiters, Pitchers, Cas
tors, Goblets,
A large collection of Silver-plated Spoons and Forks,
A large quantity of TaMe Cutlery,
A large assortment of China aud Glassware,
An assortment of Wines, Lienors, Ac.,
Gas Fixtures, a large lot o1 Copper Cooking Uton
sils, Kitchen Re<juisite>, Ac.. Ac.
Toge ther with all the entire effects, Ac., contained
in the said hotel.
The sale to commence on THURSDAY, Oct. 26ih,
A D., 1871, at 10 o'clock a. m., and to continue from
day to day, commencing at the same hoar, until all
of the said effects are disposed of.
Terms : All sums under $500 cash, and over that
amount a crtdit of one, two and three months, with
approved endorsed notes, bearing interest.
WILLIAM H. W ARD, Trustee.
*f90-eodAds W. L. WALL A CO., Auctioneers.
Y THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer,
019 7th street, opposite Post Office.
B
ffiVSTF*!8 sale at auction of a BEAU
TIFUL TRACT or LAND IN THE COUNTY
OF WASHINGTON, CONTAINING THKKK
ACRES, MORE OR LESS, ON THE SEVENTH
STREET ROAD, AT THE INTERSECTION
OF THE ROAD LEADING TO SOLDIERS'
HOME, THE FIRST BOUSE ON THE WEST
blDE ABOVE THE FIRST TOLL GATE ON
SEVENTH STREET ROAD.
By virtue of two deeds of trust* to us. from
Ka Wm. A. Munder, dat-d respectively February
?"06th and November 14th, A. D. 1868, aud recorded
respectively in Liber E. C. E.. No. K.follflZH, and
Liber T. and R.,No. 4, folio J47. of the Land Records
of Washington county, District of Columbia, we
shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on tho
premises, on TUESDAY, October 10th. 1871, at ? p.
m . all the land mentioned in said deeds of trnsts,
and more fully described as follows, vis: All that
piece or parcel of ground lying in the said city and
District aforesaid, and containing seven acres, three
rods aud twenty perches,bounded as follows: B^gin
nftig at the northeast corner of lot No. l,of the subdi
vision of that part of Beall's Plains, Laman's outlet,
and Indolence, known as Sad*worth,which was con
veyed to William Little by B' Tuamin Ogle Tayloe
and William H. Tayloe. by deed hearing ante March
25th. 1664, thence with the north line of -aid lot No. 1
north 89 degrees west 81 perches, to intersect Hol
mend's north line; thence with said line N.66K W.7.30
perches, to intersect the north line of a new laid out
road, 26 feet wide, with the east line of a new laid
out road, 33 feet wide, N. 90 W. 8.80 perches; thence
??nth 90 degrees, ea?t 144.48 perch >s,to intersect the
west Hue of 7th street plauk road: thence with said
line of said road S. 2'a degrees E. 12 perches; thence
iti a straight line to the beginning, except as much
thereof as was released by the said trustees and con
veyed bv William A. Munder to Erastu* M. Chapin,
all of which will more fully appear in Liber 629, folio
498. The improvements consist of a good two-story
Brick Dwelling, stabl", slaughterhouse, Ac.
Terms of sale: $3,300 cash: of which a deposit of
8100 will be required when the property issold; the
balance in notes at 6 aud 12 months, with 6 p?r cent,
iuterest. secured by deed of trust on the premises.
The terms of sale to be complied with in five days
after the sale, or property to be resold, at cost and
risk of defaulting purchaser.
ANTON EBERLY. I Tm.?ee?
CHRISTIAN LEDBRER.(Tnm*?8
s" 9-dAds THOS E. WAGGAMAN, AucU.
B
Y WM. L. WALL A CO., Auctioneers,
(New Marble Building,)
Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEE S SALE OK PROPERTY AT AUC
TION.
jb*. By virtue of deed of tru>t,duly recorded in
Liber 681, folio 438,1 will sell at public auction,
on the premises, on FRIDAY, October 6th.
1871, at 4fc? o clock, the following real estate in the
county of Washington, District of Columbia, being
a part of that tract of land conveyed bv James Mah?r
and wife to Richard 8. f'oxe by deed dated 7th day of
August, 1818. and by sai I Coxe devised to his two
daughters. Blary G. Mahen and Susan B. Wright,
and by a mutual partition of their respective in
terests the said Mary G. Mahen has had her share
set apart and conveyed to her, beginning for the
same at the end of 18 porches measured on a lino
drawn south one and a quarter degree* west from
i he third boundary stone of the city of Washington,
being the point on said Boundary street on the
dividing line between the sa'd Mary G. Mahen and
Wm. ITClagett; thence south along and with said
Boundary street 100 feet; thence east and parallel
with the south line of said Claeett's land 10(1 feet;
tbence north and parallel with Boundary street 100
feet to the south line of said Clagett's land, an4
thence west along the said Clagett's land to the
place of beginning, containing 10,000 square feet of
ground, together with the buildings and appur
tenances. The siirrfh being a part of Long Meadows.
Terms of sale: One-third cash: balance in notes of
6.12 and 18 months bearing interest, and secured by
deed of trust on property. All conveyancing at ci>st
of purchaser. A deposit of $100 required as soon as
sold. The purchaser not complying with terms of
sale within five davs, the property will be resold at
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
SAMUEL L. PnilLlPS, Trustee.
seW dts W. L. WALL A CO., Ancts.
BY LATIMER A CLEAKY, Auctioneers,
(Successors to Cooper A Latimer,)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 11th at.
TRUSTEE S SALE OF~VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SII?E OF G
STREET, BETWEEN 3d AND 4* STREETS
SOUTHWEST, ISLAND.
liy virtue of a deed of trust to the undor
signed, dated December 6th, 1870, aud duly re
corded in Liber 633, folio 169, one of land
records for Washington county, la the District of
Columbia, and by airectiom of the partv secured
thereby, I shall sell,at public auction, on MONDAY,
October 9th, at 4)4 o'clock, in front of the premises,
all that piece or parcel of land lying ana being in
Washington city, D, C'., and known upon the public
plan or plat thereof ns part of lot numbered nine (9),
in square numbered five hundred and thirty nine
(539), bef inning for the same at a point on G street
south one hundred and twelve feet six inches from
the southwest corner of said square and running
?hence east along the line of said G strest twelve (12>
feet six (6) inches: thence north seventy-nine(79lteet
six (6) inches; thence west twelve (12) feet six (6)
untie*; thence south seventy-nine t<9) feet six (6)
inches to place of beginning. Improved by a two
story Frame Dwelling
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six ind twelve
mouths, secured by notes of purchaser, bearing 10
percent, interest and a lien upon the property sold.
$fi> down when property is struck off. Terms of
?hale to be c<>mplie<i with within six days after date of
sale, otherwise Trustee reserve* the right to resell
at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, after l>uo
weeks notice thereof. All conveyancing and stamps
at purchaser's cost.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee.
Se27 dAds LATIMER A CLEARY. Ancta.
BY LATIMER A CLEARY, Auctioneers,
(Successors to Cooper A Latimer.)
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania ave. and 11th st.
CHANCERY SALE olFllIGHLY VALUABLE
PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 1st AND 3d STREETS, AT
AUCTION.
Under and by virtue of a of the Su
preme Court ofihe District of Columbia, b 'ar
ming date on the 24th day of April, A. D., 18*8,
and passed in a certain cause pending in sal 1 court,
wherein Ira W. Clatlin et al are complainants, ana
Benjamin F. Dyer et al are defendants, (No. f>V
equity,) I will on WEDNESDA Y, the 11th day of
October, A .D.. 1871, at 4K o'clock p. m.,on the prem
ises .offer for sale part of lot No. 3, in square 676, In the
city of Washington, beginning for the same at the
southwest corner of said lot No. 3, and rnnning
thence east on Pennsylvania avenue 19 feet, thence
north to iutersect lot No. 6, in said square, thence
west to the cornenof said lot No. 3, and thence south
to the place of beginning, togetherwith the improve
ment*.
Terms : One-third cash, and the residue in throe
equal instalments at 6,12 and l8moaths, with interest
from the day of sale, to be secured to tho satisfaction
of the trustee. $100 to be paid at time of sale.
Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur
chaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with
within five days, the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property upon one week's notice by adver
tisement in the Evening Star.
A. THOS. BRADLEY, Trustee.
*el9-eodAd* LATIMER A CLEARY, AucU.
GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneer*,
Southeast corner 7th and D street*.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
A By virtue of the power* vested in me by th*
CQ Surreme Court of tne District of Columbia as
maladministrator on the effects of Wm. McKen
fTldrie Perry, deceased, late of Washington, D.
i C., I will offer for sale on the premises, Octo
ber Ath, 1871, at a o'clock p. m., all the Household
and Eltchen Furniture, Bar and Fixture*, stock of
Liquor* and Good Will of the Dorsey House, corner
of 7th and I streets, Washington, D.C.
Also, on* fine young Horse and one cheat of Car
penter* Tool*.
Terms made known on day of sal*.
C. 0. BURR. Administrator.
*eSOd [Pat) GREENA WILLIAMS. Auet*.
u i.riiici'i
LOAN OFFICE,
If Of PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(CP STAIRS.)
BAEAE FOR TBS SALE
OF
EE REDEEMED GOODS
fal-tr UNDERNEATH.
T~ilSIS TO GIVENOTICE, That the subseti
ber has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, holding a Special Terra, letters
testamentary on the personal sstate of ELIZA D
SWEENEY, late of Washington county, D. O., do-'
ceased. All narsons having claims against th* said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same wit
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
the SSdday of ISe ptember next; tbev may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit or the said estate
| 0"?
The simplest and moat powerful In us*.
CHARLES WOOD.
-IT Comer KhaadD streets,
Br
AUCTION SALES.
_____ riTTHF PATH.
?Y LATIMER * CLEARY. Auctioneer#,
13 (tjicrrMori to Coo|>or & Let imer. >
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. aid llth street
YALUARLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
TKOPKRTT UN NKW YORK A VENUS,
(N'OHTH HIDE.) BKTW*F.N ?Tft AM) 4th
pTRKETS M IST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
jH. Wi ?ill *ell at Publ'c Auction in front of the
BESS premise*, on TUESDAY, the 10:h day of Octo
?*oer, 1K71. il 4S o'clock p m., the following
ve- y desitable nmpprty, vix:
Not. 411 ana 413 N*-w York avenue nnrthwe?t,
being thre? it<>rf PmIHi^i, with pr^M brlcfc
fr<nt? anil brownstone ba?ements. containing eirfht
rooms each. with gas and hath-r^ ma. The lots hav??
a front or. New York a*' nueof 16 wwt 1 inch each.with
an average depth of 103 feet SS italics and 109 feet
4>4 Inches, respectively. to an dry.
Also. two unimproved Lot* of Ground ad'oinlng
the above, haviuir a front of 16 feet 3Mj inches each,
with an average depth of 116 feet inches and 113
feet 6H inches. respectively, to an alley.
A plat of the above property will be exhibited at
the sale.
Terms: One-fourth cash: bslanrte In ?, I! and 13
months, with interest, the deferred payments to be
secured by the note*? f purchaser and a deedof trust
on the property. All conveyancing and stamps at
purchaser*' rout. A deposit of tjliO on each piece of
propcty ? heu strut k oft.
E. E. WHITE.
EUGENE CAKrSI,
WM. E. MATTINGLY,
Assigns* of James CI. N:iy1>r.
se.r.-eodts fRepI LAT1M KR A CLEARY. A wets.
PROFESSIONAL.
R
TVOTICE -N. P. CHIPMAN has retired from the
1^ firm of CHIPMAN. nosMER .* CO., so far at
its business embraces the prosecution of claim*
against the Government.
The Lat.d and Patent business will be conducted
as heretotore. That relating to Law and Claim*
against the Goveriiim nt will be contianed by H-)S
MER A CO. N. P. CHIPMAN,
A. A. HOSMER.
oc3-lm O. D. G1LMORE.
B M O V A L .
PR. JOHN H. 1? A RR A LTi has removed,
his DF.N rALR'MIMStn 1237 Pa. avenue,;
Ov?r franklin A Co., Opticians. ocl-ly
J L. WOLF. M. D.,
SURGEON DENTIST, (
1729 Pennsylvania avenue, between 17th
and 18thstreets. seZh 6m'
JW. 8EARS. M. D.,
? t>32 13th Street, hear I.
Special attention given to the Medical and B?rg1
cal Treatment of the Eye. .
Best of references from Philadelphia, Bal Vy^
tlmore, Virginia and Alabama. "" "
Office hour* from 8 to 10,3 to 4, and 7 to ?. seU-lm*
NO. STARKWEATHER,
? ARCHITECT.
ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT.
All orders promptly executed. DRAWINGS for
Buildingat reduced prices. Office at the old stand.
Plant's Building, corner New York avenue and 1Mb
a pi 4 ly
L. SCHMIDT,
ATTORNEY AND
E .
FIRE AND L^KF/VN?T^ANCBTAGEN,r,
Columbia Law Building, Room No. 4, ftih street
between D and *? aplJ-ly
CARD
JAMES B. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE SOUTH SIDE LOUISIANA AVENBI
No. 4M, between and 6th streets, a few
doors east of Barbonr's Law Building,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
S^t-claltv?Testamentary Law. del7-tf
JOHN F. HANNAH
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. B Young's Law Building,
dej-tf Washington. D. C.
MR. J. REMINGTON FAIRLAMB will receive
a limited number of pupil* in Singing, (solo
and class,) Piano, Organ, and Harmony, and Com
position. Residence, No. 800 17th street, corner of
H, N. W\ se!2 2?wtf
CAKL. RK HTKK,
TEAVHER OF MUSIC,
?e9-ly 935 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and loth sts.
|jK CAULFIELD'S CLASSES
YOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUMIO
tel4 tf A. ? * O. A. *??
MEDICAL, &c.
MRS. R.SAWYER, Clairvoyant, Mainrtu Test
Medium. can be consulted at her House, No
315 7th St., bet. C and D sts.. Island, upon all im
portant busiuess?pu?t, present and future, sal Vim*
LYDIA THOMPSON S LAST SKKSAT10K:
" Up in a balloon, boys.
Up in a oalloon;
If he had seen Dr. DARBY,
He would not havegone upsosoon!" ee4-lm*
\rOU KNOW HOW IT IS YOURSELF, that old
Dr. DARBY, 108 4)* street, a lew doors soutb
of the Avenue, sees ten such case* as yours to the
single ore of any other physician. He is particu
lnrly successful in Fimald Complaints, S> pUttis and
Seminal Weakness. se4-lm*
ni) ff -DR J. BEAUMONT, brictAL PhrsicTa?
U? and Surg?on f?r Gentlemen only. Im*nlt
ation Prt?. No. 625 7th st N. W..opposite Pate**'
Office. Hours, 4 to 7 p.m. Fttsmoderatt. anlS^in"
DrTG A RDNER, LATEOV THE RI0ORD J. 8
V'nrrtal Hospital, can be consulted privately,
from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.. at histffice, N. w. cornel
of llth st. ar.d Pennsylvania avenue, tseu^ad fctory J
or his residence. 1002 Massachusetts avenue, be
tween lOtii an< ilth sts. N. W. Erom fcis (rreat ex
perience in trcS.ttig OTer lO.'M) cases at the U. 8. Ye
nereal Hospital, and a practice of thirty yearn among
tx.>th male and female, he can warrant a cure in ?
few.days. Hi* medicines for Gonorrhea (both rra>?
snd bmnle) can only be had at S. CALYES1
KURD'S Drug 8tore, 1105 Penna. avenue.
N. B.?Upon the receipt of $10, .tdvice and modi
cine will be sent by express, lie warrants to cur?
involuntary emis?ions. ?iul9 1/
DM R. LEOft,
THE WELL-KNOWN SPECIALIST,
Established here for the last Ttn Yevr, is hlKlii'
recommended to those desirlnc tht> service* of a coo
suiting physician.
He is recof-nivr-v! as the only reliable, saf<? ant
skillful physician, making a specialty of female ocu
plaints fn the city.
LAD1LS suffering frcm lrregular:tfes,ireak&OBeef
or auy complaint peculiar to their a-x, can ccnfldt
In him with the utm-^et confidence. H^ guarantee*
a sp??e<!lr and thorough cure, without fail.
The Doctor especially invites a call fr m the*
who hare been dectivod and swindiod by the man)
iemale impostors, hoary hoadad quacks, Qud hum
bncs infesting the city, aud all advertiaed no*traa>
ana French pills.
Sn>ara't rooms for lady r/Utents.
Consulting rooms, 1011 E stj above loth street.
ALL SKIN DISEASES CURED. jy?
DB-MOTT-S FRENCH POWDERS, CERTAIN
CUR E for Nervous debility. Seminal Emlaalona
caused by Indiscretion. Oonorhaa, Gleet, Scrol
ula.Skin Disease, bypiiilla, In all its force, speed ill
cured.
B a I ram Coparxa and Mercury Dixnrdtd.
Sold in WashirgU>n by WM. B. ENTWIBLR
Druggist,corner Pennsylvania are. And 12th street
Price 93 per box. sent \>7 mall. JyJ-ly
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
N
EW liOOliS
FOR THE
YOUNG P E 0 T L E .
Little Folks, a b nuliiul .juarto rolume, contain
ing neatly ti -e hundred pictures, aad the very best
?if r*sding matter tor the little folks, #2. The Chil
dren's Sunday Allium, by the author of "A Trap to
Catch a Sunbeam." with upward of one hundred an J
titty illustrations, $1.75. Cringle and Cross-tree*,
I v Oliver Optic, Upward and Onward series, 31.25.
The Judge's Pets: Stories of a Familr and its Dumb
Friends: a delightful little book, b> E. Johnson.il
luBtiated by E. I). lieusell, 31.25. Little Folk S >ngs,
by Alexina B. W hite, SI.25. My Yotin? Days, by
the author of "Letter* Everywhere," with tweuty
silhouette illustrations by Konewka, Sl.25. The
Cousin from India, abO"k f<-r girl*, by Miss MtiK>ck,
90 cents. Four, and What they Did, by Helen 0.
Weeks, gl.2r?. The Children s Album of Pretty
Pictures and Short Stories, by Uncle John, 91.75.
Lyle M.tcDonald; or, a Winter in the Woods of
Maine, by Mrs. S. F. Keene, author of "'Orient
Boys, *c., Si .SO. Our Boys and Girls'Story Teller,
crontaii ir.g stories the sea. tales of wont?er. roc
ods of travel, w >nderful things, dialogues, puzzles,
Ac.,edited by Oliver Optic, profusely illustrated.
PHILP * SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
seSO 911 Pennsylvania avenue
PARIS UNDER TflE COMMUNE; ?1.
The House in Town. A sequel to4' Opportuni
ties." By Miss Warner; 91 29.
The Iliad of Homer. By Bryant; new edition; 9
vols.;
The Bible Commentator. Br Bishops and other
Clergy of the Anglican Church: vol.1; price 95.
8,..Mm..
402 Seventh street,
seX Intelligencer Building.
jyOTICE.
OPINING 0# A HEW STATIONERY 8T0B1
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
First-claea goods at fAir prices, for cash.
LITHOGRAPHING. ENGRAVING, PRFNTINO
_ AMD BINDING DONE TO ORDBB.
The publio are Invited to call and examine oar
new Mock. BEH. F. FRENCH.
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door to Jay Ooake A Co.*,
?eU-tr Washington, D. O.
IN THB BUPBBMB OOURT OF THB D1S
1 TR1CT OF COLUMBIA,
_ HoUkmt m Social Term, b<r 23d, 1ST1.
In the_c?se_qY_Chariee^_A. James, executor of
for thePtnait< settlement and distribution of the
personal estate of said deceased, and of the aeeets in
hand, as far aa the same have been collected and
turned Into moner; when and where all the creditors
and heirs of fata deceased are notified to attend,
with their claims miywiy vouched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all b??e9t in
?aid deceased's estate: ProriM, A copy at this
order be publisbr 1 once a week fer three weeks In
the Evening Star previous to the said day.
Teet: A. WEBSTER,
seJS tJt* Register of Wills.
MABBLM AMD BLATB MAJfTBLB.
vyll-1?
^orth Oi5^a5fy^T?rh nVronZ
BUTHBEFOBO.
cLoTd-?
961Mb* So, 485 9th Bt^'tSSr!'I^aS lit.
FAMILY SUPPLIES, A&
Qmcebib at mw nucnt
FLOUR.
FAMILY. 9* #8 M
"T RA' - :: ? i?
1 do
HAMS AND BACON.
8HOTTLDKB8. ? ?C
BREASTS?Ertra Sugar Cured ?10o
HAMS?Snw Cured .--10*
HAMjU-Prime Sugar Cured ?17c
HAMS?Extra Sugar Cored.
SUGARS.
POBTO BTOO, LUht Brown.
DEMEBARA, \>ry Ll?ht
"Ar'COKrEIjKfw York Clarified)....
vJliANl LATEI>,New York Brand
('Kl'HHlD, " ?? 44
POU DEBED, M M
TEAS.
IMPERIAL 00c
" Good - 7 4?
" Choice 100c
44 Extra Fin* 140c
JAPAN, Good 74c
" Choice .100c
" Extra Fine Silver Leaf. 180c
OOLONG, Good. 40c
" Better.? ... 74c
" Choice 100c
" Extra Fine l'ii
ENGLISH BBEAKFA8T, Ch.iloe IOC
44 Extra Fine. 1*3
0UNP0WDEB 11
Choice \l?
" Extra Fine ...17 4c
As will be teen by the above Hit our stock mh
prise* sixteen different var let lea, of which we have
a large anpply now on hand, and are eonatantly re?
reiving freak invoices, and onr facilities for obtain
ing and receiving the same are such as that we have
no hesitancy In asserting that we are able to OOCBpets
ioily with any house this aide of Hew York.
COFFEE.
Our stock In this line is aleo Large and Complete.
JAVA?Old Government Boasted >Oc
JAVA? 44 44
JAVA?Choicest Old Government Boasted _34c
JAVA?Choicest Old Government Green. SOc
MARACA1B0?Boasted. 30c
MA BACA I BO?Green *4c
RIO?Beet Boasted 24e
RIO?Best Green? 80c
BIO?Good Green. _?_?17e
In short, we make a specialty of the
FAMILY TRADE,
and make it onr study to fnrnish the ?r? k*st of
everything in the way of family
supplies generally.
Our facilities for baying and freighting are unsur
passed, and we guaranty to sell as low as an/
her bonse in the city, as also to give
the article?quality and ??o?
tit'j?as represented, or
MOX17 XXFCHDKD.
ELPHONZe Torsos dk co?
QROCSR8,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
NINTH BTBEET,
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
ELPHONZO YOCNGS.l
WM. H. SEABS. i an?-tf
piNE GBOCIElKR
AT 8MALL PROFITS.
We respectfully call the attention of purchases to
ovr stock of
FINK TEAS,
COFFEES, &C^
whiclt w? are selling at a very small advance.
ALSO.
TO OUR CHOICE BRANDS OF
WINES, BRANDIES,
AND WHISKIES,
AT VEBY LOW FIGCBKS.
?ETZGEB * BYLES,
417 SEVENTH BTBEE1,
mhJS-tr Next toOdd Eellows's Ha
IiOUB! FLOUKll FLOCK!!!
F
Thereto no U? talking about which Is the best
FLOCBforftunil) use; we have tried all brands in
market, and find none to e<jual
ISAAC WENGERS
BEST VIRGINIA FAMILY,
?cd tt is sold by the following GROCERS of Wash
ington:
S. Bacon A Co., J. B. Wilson,
Browning A Middleton, Jackson, Bro. A Co.,
Fray A Bro., 8 11. Bacon,
Br<? k St l'rurr, Wilmarth A Ostrander,
Walker A Co., B. A. A G. F. Walker,
Geo. T. Biwisett, J.T.Fenwick,
Ryon A Innhaw, W. H. Tpperman.
Mttzger A Bylea, D. Nsilor A Sou.
NEWMAN A T0L8OW,
Ag-nti for tbe District,
an 9 2m" No. 930 Louisiana av.nue.
UEOWNIire dfc MIDDLETOH
*-* would respectfully a*k a trial o their
fine OOLONG TEA, at t> per pound, as it has
b*eti pronounced by connoisseurs the Unset in
the- market.
TEAS.
FINEST GUNPOWDER.
FINEST IMPERIAL.
FINEST YOUNG HY80N,
FINkST JAPAN,
FINEST OOLONG
FINEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST,
all new crop, and at greatly reduced drices. at
BROWNING A MIDDLETON'B,
old Pennsylvania avenue,
OOFFEEB.
MOCHA, OLD GOVEBNMENT JAVA,
CEYLON, LAGUAYRA, MABAOAIBO, BIO,
BOASTED OOFFEK ALL GBADE&.
For aale low, by
BBOWNING A MIDDLETON,
614 Pennsylvania aveoae.
FISH.
MACKEBKL,
No. 1 ECONOMY SHAD,
ST. JOHN ALEWIVES,
POBT8MOCTH SPLIT HBBBINO,
PICKLED SALMON.
CODFISH and SCALED HERRING.
ForsaU low,bjiow G jjyDDLETOH,
Old Pennsylvania avsaaa,
ASTRAL OIL.
Dtps*/or Prmtt'f N*?- F.jylonvt A*r*MOil.
Just received. 1,000gallons Pratt's ASTBAL OIL
warranted not to explode. Trade supplied at Mew
Fort prices, by BE0WwIjrQ k MIDDLETON,
?14 Pennsylvania aveaae.
WINEB,*c
as
P:
For ale low,
*2boi
_ Vf Kmm AM Buau.
C-re ass;
town, D, Q.,which we will sell at a very small ad
vanee. It is wins of_eu own tawortatioa from the
c^leDrmiad
nonDoed bi
Atlantic. HHPI
? Ws are Bols Agents for
FAMILY SUPPLIES, k^.
c
U I A P I CUKAl'l
ClIIAf KIT 1
B B A Y * B I
? koc list.
IOT I C ?.
In orS*r t<> k??| dow u niiMiil all Uidi-icf
tocrrMt* _
nwic iw Washington.
ob ttvogirt of oar yrirM being w Marti lower tn ?
a 1.1 orwraa?la fa/t.ls per cent than ?' oa
*erU*e<l it?t~w* b*?* c?*ne to iW w? ??
?4??rtw? vir ?ricw. m wt have 4o??- kwfof.W.
Simply for ilifltct. bo*M(f, lUi ow fi|ur?*. ktutf
ao ? er> low, ?T?r ? one tlitok* * * ?r?
itinvo orti
Pntwrkiwcam?lA?l?* We really ma*t.bowwe*r,
mention jwi a few prims. For io-iaim* Hiuir
rnred H?ni. for |7c per lb.; Knf'wk Bre*kfa?t
Hacid, IIHf. p?i lb.. l)b??M*r Bao*, fr<*n Ui>ri?
A Jankin*. only 9c p-r Ik.; Mmbi au tab* (>ivt?a
B?trr,Mil) ik. trtlb.; Ih ?( Ftfuil) Flour in lk?
n>atk*t, only ft; Sn per j?*n?- l?m(; Extra nlre
Fanoly.only |t V tn4 91 S LvaT Urd. I l> IV.
per lb ; Br* ?i I?#r*r,l1f. pr lb ; Cuff* N?Ar. IV.
Kfl>.;lp??ri?l IiA.Wt. par lb . Japaa TrA, Ma
peril*. Bat, for th'- rrA*it Ak>?* ??
? ?n'l mention Mr olbwr prirea. Com* m4 eee fur
TatmltM.
351 .N.rtk Bid*) PFNRSYLYARIA AYERrE
*?-? tr Between M and IS, *tr- K?.
c.
ISIS SEYBNTB 8TBEFT. Rortbwaat,
Bk**b H Mid V.
FINEST BAMS. FINEST RIMS
IS. IS. IS. IS. IS. is.
SrGAB (TRED CANVASSED RAMS,
IS. IS. IS. IS. IS. IS. IS.
The flne*t RAMS in th* rttr 1 **
Bmt M GAR CCRED SBOCLDEBS. II*
SeJVb^TOnV I?o?laB VlLL*BCT:
1 bn*bel Choir# POTATOES
8 Bovruiii frtm. CREESE
IS " Fair Quality ( HTKM
K lone bar* R**t Laundry SOAP.
IS lone bar* Good Laundrr SO A P
Acau* ii uum.-Dt Bt*nd COM ESVET? MILK.
1 bottle Speer'a PEKrTIAM BITTEBS. the beat
known reniedy for rhill* awI fr>r*r*
1 bottle hpeer V FLPBR WfRB.for tb* debllltntad.
1 bottl* Spe*r'a PttbT GBAPE WINB.
1 bottl* Sneer'a uld Ct'RKANT WIKB.
1 lotM* t.J ANGELICA.
1 l-otU* SPARK LING CATAWBA.
I battle ASP G1W
1 bottle EXTR A OLI> RT* wnf?T.
CHOICEST RORET IB TUB COM B.
bHBBT CIDBB.
0. S. OR ABE A BOM,
w9-tr ISIS 7th <mt
T'HB MEW FRENCH OARDT M ACFAUTOBT.
1 MB A CAVANARD,
Th* celebrated French Candy ?nnafactarer, keepa
.alway* oa band a lore* itack of tk* ftneot fraak
Fr. nek Caodiea at New *ork wbole*?l* price* Ho.
310 KhitrM.botv**! Pruia. trr?? and D atraat
n rttweat. Dealer* will So weQ by tiring hl? i
pLOUB, MEAL. MILL FEED.
AT YBBY LOW BA1
ELEGANT OATS,
?obm of Lb* Snaat ever brought to thia L_
AT TBBT LOW BATES.
WM. M. OALT A CO.,
Indiana aranne and lot atraat,
ItB Rear Baho. and Ohio Railrond P*a*t
STEAMBOAT LINES.
??p 10BBEB LINE
STEAMER A BROW Inin ETEBT B0RR1NQ
at 10 o'clock, from her wharf, foot of
7;U street, to Mi>r\T YEENOB and^
MARSHALL BALL, atoppinr at all*
the iutennediate landing*. golug and coming.
For freight or ?a*aa?e apply on board to OaptalB
THOB. bTACKPuLE or to
JAMES STB RS,
jr9 General Snparlntendent. Willnrd'a Ho^gl.
IV EW EXPRESS LINE. VIA CABAL,
la irwtn
PHILADELPHIA. ALKX ANDBIA.YA., W ASM
1NGTON AND GEoRUETOWB, D. G.
Rsgr.lar aailtnr day fr m 14 North Wharrw
Philadelphia. SATl'RPAY. at ISm.
Fr-m. S3 Waier atreet. Go?'rgt towi, WEDNBS
DAY,at S p. tt.
Fr?-i?ht iro'' at any time.
Apply to BYLE A TVLEB. SS W?wr atiwal
Georgetown. l?. C.; M ELl'KIlvOE A CO., Alexan
dria.Va.; WM. CLYDE A CO., 14 Koftk Wharraa
Philadelphia. >ad-tf
[ S. MAIL BOCTB TO KoBFOLB..
Si'atnet Lady o f tk* L.nJu. Jam*I Omy rommatti
tnn. conmwut at fivrroU w>tiktki Va?>'i"i **d
H -mnfikt iv??tramd for mil PWI* ?(<A? Se>?4. and
?r?;4 th* rrfnmrrt of tk* M t M T^axyTti?
Omramy far tinMmi.
On and aitr-r M<-ud?y, May lot. tk* Steaaaer LADE
OF THE LAb K.carrvin* thel nlted
Stat-* mal'. will leave b'-r wharf,
of 7lh street. e< ery Monday, Wedne*
dny and Ft-kiat.at 4pm. for Norfolk. Betnrntnf
lea re Norfolk Tneaday, Tknraday and Batarday, ad
? p. m. bt ppln* at Alexandria. Fort Wa*hin?t?a
Glymost, Mney Point, Point Lookout and Fortran
M P - ' -*
i *'?V" / ? ">??, h'ihi ii^>B('ai ua r rtriH
Monroe. For frauht or pa**a?e applr on board, or
im D pr*n?r?N''rf'^i. Yw; jr Bldri ijrr a do.
Alexandria, t a.'J . G. R at?r?. Georgetown, p.
or to DOR^fcY CLAOETT. General A?.4t,
u . . . Cor. 16th >trret and New York arenna.
No fretcht received at Tth *tr**t wharf arter tJI
aLlr*,Jc'^ Iar* ^Norfolk. 84. round trip,
J6. becund-tiaa* far* to Norfolk, S3; round trial
? * ii
AtB-Iy
Merchant s line of kteamshipb
_ KTWKR
WASHINGTON AND NEW TOBB..
Bereaftpr tke Fine tkeam?htpa B. 0. BNIGBT
and JOHN GIBSON. will Maka'r^wlar
w<k 1 y trip* between NFW Y^'RK.
EX A Nl'Rl A , W ASH I NOT ON and*^^"
GEOBOF.TOWN, OA tollowa IOEE
from Pit 3S, Ea?t River, erarv fATCRDAT at 4
p. m. Leave GEORGETOWN avarj FRIDAY at
If a m and ALEXANrRI A tke aajut> 4ai mi18
For ftill Information aoply to R. P. A DENBAB,
Acent, office and wbarf atre*t, G-?rta
town, wr at tke corner of 17tb atraet and Raw Tor*
ftT^?intf J W THOMPSON, Praaidant.
?BOBTE9T AND QCI''BK8T LINE BOVTM.
rtutkt Rtrkmomd, Frtti^irksbrrrf _ M
and Pctoma* L'?r?Steamer* l?av*
Seventh itreet Wharf, twice daily.^^^*^"
(Sunday p. ?. e*cept-d,?at 7 ?.?. and 7 p.?. O?oa
609 Penti?yl*ania aveaue ?vw-tl
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB TBB EBECTIoN OF A
NEW MARKET Hoi SB OB CAPITOL
BILL.
OrncE or thk Boakd np Ptbi.tc WotuJ
Otttrin qf Columbia, \
W a?hingtos. D C? S?pt-mU-r ?i. liffi. '
Sealed Prono*ai*,end >raed ,rPropo?al? for Market
H"U?f," and addi>'y*?<d to tke Trea*ur*r of tk*
H< ard. will b?- received at tki? ofllce antil 12 m.. on
th<- 10th i'f (Vtolter, lt?71. for tbe erecti? >n of a new
Market Uowc on e^uare 8Tt. Wa*hinrt"n. D C., ac
cotdirg to plan* ^n?l ?peciticati <na ibat can l?e ? ?-u
kud will b? cxaUinal at tbe uflct ?f Adolf Ciuaa, S.
E. corner of 7tn and F street a
Tbe propcwal* mu-i be made byflllinr oat tb* print
ed blank. to be bad at the ofllce of Art.-If Clu??. Tha
B<?rd reaen e? the rirht to rejact any or all Md*. If
It be deemed by tbem to the inter**!* of tke city to
do *o. Each bidder will be required, before pre^-at
iitff bin bid .to <b*po*it with the Collector of W <t?louc
ton city, to tbe credit of the Board of Public W.iras
tlie ram of one thoweand (1AM) dollar*, talc lag re
ceipt thrrrf >r. a* a guarantee that be will enter into
and carry out tbe contract, if awarded to htin, in ac
conlane* with hi* bid. The n?on?y ao depoaitad will
be refunded to the at>Aurre?tifal bidder* after tha
* ward of the contract, and to tbe contracts after
till CiUipltUon of tin- ? rk
JAMES A MAGRrPER.
Per Board of Pabln- Woekf.
wSD-til (RepACliron?Sunday p*|e r? It)
pROPObALb FOR FUEL.
Kavt Dkpa*t*ftt, I
SepUtnber 27. 1871 C
P'opoaala will ba r*r*ir*d by th* Secretary of tba
Navt until noon of tb* Tth Octobeii. to furnlak
Fl EL for tbe Nary DenprUnant and office* thereof
in Washington, vie; w
At) ton* be*t quality Baltimore Company Wkita
a*h Egg Coal.
l'Ori .rd* well *?aaoned Oak Wood, of go h) ulie.
Tbe Wood and Coal to be <n*pected. weighed, and
measured by the lnap>-ctor for tbe D"p*rtMent. at
tbe expen*e of tke cr^rractor.In accordance with
tbe act of Oongreaa of July II. D08.
Tbedelivety to be made at tke Department,or owch
otlirr place in Wa*hington a* mar be d-*ignated. aa
*?? a* practicable after tke acceptance of tke bid or
bid*, and tb* Department it to kara tha privilega of
calling for fifty per cent, mote than tb* ijaanutiea
herein apeci&ed U it aevaftt.
JAMBS ALDBH.
at 39 Arting Secretary of the Mary.
LOAN OFFICES.
COHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, ISSS BETBBTB
8TBBBT. corner of Bow York arena* /Ay
and Serentk atreet ? Boney Ioal^i cw tkilwl
?oat liberal tanna on ?oid ai>4 oUrar wntokaa & <0
diamoada, plate, gnna, rend* era, and SnaalotkiM.
Good* kept any lengtfr of time daairad. aafl
?A?0V WA8HIB0T0B LOAB 0FFIGB
ABD SALES BOOB, ?
SIS
tJr^icV npu
STOVES, Ac.
A
LL lldlf
MOT BLAST OOOE,
aiiP"Tr*r"
OPAL. ...
a
0*n lm
Pllf CLtlllle
810 SS ~ SUM A
woot)BTjrrs impboyed patebt. JL
IBDIBPENSAHLI TO BYBBt
ABS<' LFTEl/wJ ITHOrTJ?POB.
for ge* w^. Ma^iand Air^mla A DM. Oulaaakl?
'lUg h t * ot Sato'