EVENING STAR DOUBLE SHEET. T1IK LATE AUtliABY. lb* Romance of Her Lire. Vr?. Mary Clemmcr Ames writt* In the I*rne. These, with the impulse of the brave will that served her to the last, brouuht her to New York to make not the lite that she would have chosen Tor herself, yet a lite worthy to be lived. "Ignorance stood me in the stead of courage," die said, "Had I known the great world a* 1 have learned it since 1 should Mt have dared; but I didnt. Thus I came." The leading htUratmr at that time was l>r Kufns V>. Griswold. He had compiled the 1 ?oks called the "The Female Prose Writers" and "The Female Poets of America." He was sharply on the lookout tor evenr new genius in literature that appeared. He had visited the sisters in their Ohio home, and in 1850 obtained a publisher for their first volume, and bail added l>oth tlieir names with selections from their Ioems to his own "Poems or America." He new everything necessary to their success in the sphere of labor which they had chosen, while they practically knew nest to nothing. He en couraged and bel| ed them in many ways, and thusccntmamled their gratitude. For Alice to incur a debt of gratitude was to pay it, if at the coat of her life. Yet even the good will of one type of man to a woman ia often a misfortune. Her soul may be white as mow; vet he cannot take her innocent name upon his lips without smirching it with something of his own vileneas. His vanity has been flattered by idle women, till conquests become not only the habit, but the necessity, of his morbid and mis erable soul; till, where he knows he has not won it, yet he is base enough to boast of it. Such a man (judging bv every record left of him) was Ilufns W. lirtswold- He was a man of poetic tem perament. of tine scholarship, of generous im pulses, and in certain directions of rare gifts; yet 110 less he was a man of fickle fancies, of violent teini*r, which often fell upon his dearest friends, of monstrous vanity, and of ungoverned pas sions. ?'I was never engaged to him in mar riage. I never loved him," aaid Alice Gary t<> me. 1 could not have loved such a man, though I learned him in his best phases. I came to pity him, because he was h'u> own worst enemy. As a fnend I owed him much, ar.d before his death I found it in my jiower to pav back in part m> large debt of gratitude. \\*hen he returned to New York, poor and sick, with certain death before him, I, with Mbs hired a room and nurse for him. From that they have made the romantic story of my nursing him for unrequited love. It was old lietsey who utimed him. You know bow big and strong she Is; yet even she became worn out, for his sickness was long and very painful. Many nnkind, even cruel things have been said because he willed to me his per-onal effects. Beside the books and pictures which he be qneatheti to the Historical Society, these were all that be pc.-^esscd; and he left them to me; not more out of personal regard than from a de sire to repay as far as he was able the monev which 1 had expended for his comfort during his last long sickness." In the profoundest sense Alice Carv never loved but once. The man whom she loved is still alive; yet gossip, with its keenest scent, has never found or named him. With all her full ness of a fection, her* was an electric and soli tary soul. He who by the very patent of hts be ing was more to her than any other mortal could be mfglit pas* ftom her life, but no other could ever take nis place. A proud and prosperous family brought all their prid** and (power to bear cn a son to prevent hi* mTrying a girl anedu cated. rustic an?l |?or. "I waited for one who r.ever came back," she said. "Yet I belieTe he would come till I read In a paper his marriage to :ti iIut. Can vou think what life would l>e? loving one, waiting for one who never, camel" He did come at list. Isawhim. His wire had died. Alice was dying. The grav-halrcd man sat down beside the grav-haired woman. Life bad dealt prosperously with him, as is Its wont v\ ith mti Suffering and death had taken all from beT save the luster of her wondrous eyes. From li< r wan and wasted face they shone upon him lull ot tes derness and vonth. Thus tney nut v.'th life behind them?they who parted pHghte*1 lovers when life w as young. He was the man wlwru she forgave for her blighted and weary lift', w ith a>inii eof parting as divine as ever lit the face of woman. Experience* of Children in the North* em Fire*. The Port Huron correspondent of the Detroit Pt,tt says; "You have already been told the storjt of the little boat loud Of children, carried from Kock Falls to Canada .and saved In spite of storm and hungt r. and exposure. I saw Mrs. Mann, the mother of these children, who arrived here \estcrday morning ou board the Huron. She Lad given up all ot them for lost. But, ni>ther like, though four were saved, she mourned deeply tor the lost one, who, hulf clad and shir ertng in the cold water in the bottom of the boat, sailed away upon an unknown and measureless sea, almost in sight of land and deliverance. 1 here were live children in this boat belonging to Mrs. Mann, and four to the owner of the boat who took tht :u away, making nine infant voyag ers, who, lor three days, without food and drench ed to the skin, floated acros Lake Huron in a W>at which was kept trom going to the bottom by means of an old hoot aud a shoe, which were the only vessels for bailing that these unfortunate travellers had on board. The mother's heart seemed deeply touched and troubled because no last offices and loving ministries could, in the nature of the cas-, be paid to the little one ?how voyage of life was at once so brief and entfaL hen these four children were put on a tug at Kincardine, Ontario, to be returned to their parents, it struck a rock just as it was getting underway, and went dbwn. The chil dren wi re rescued and sent homeward by the cars. Thtyhaveat last reached Port Huron, niter adventures by tiebl and flood almost equal to Othello s, and it is hoped that they will arrive home without fnrther accident. The bitbc of Mrs. Shubert, of Paris, one of the Polish setthrs, was carried from its burning heme bv its grandmother, while its mother stayed behind to tight the fire. The grand mother was comj>eilcd to lie down in a roadside ditch with twenty others, w here they passed the mght.it Ix-ing the oniv reluge trom the flanr**. 1 he infant was only itiree months old, and re quired nourishment. Luckily the tire had driven a Cow to seek company and shelter with the^e human beings. A big tin pan was found in a wagon, and the animal was milked. The bahy's aunt to* -k the ruushy compound which the flying .-and, cinders and a?hes made of the milk into her mo .ith, ar.d fed the child in that original manner.** Si>ot i. ai: Snxt r* a GtArtTAitn About a week ago a man in Troy applied at the Mount Ma emetery, and requested a grave to be dug, to be ready on the following day. The instruc tions w? re heeded, and at the appointed time he funeral cortege arrived at the "home of the ?lead." The cori?e was contained in an elabo rate coflln lined with white satin, on the outside ot which was the usual inscription of birth and (k ath. The ceremony was |>erformed, and the mourners wended their way ho mew aril. A head board was placed at the grave, on which ap peared the following inscription: "Our little aiiopted child." A day or two subsequently the Sui?-rintendent of the Cemetery, having his suspicion* excited, had the grave opened, and on raising the coffin lid the body of a dog was found calmly reposing in death. The unsenti mental eui-eriatendent had the coffin and "our little adopted child" pitched into the creek. "fzzv" I'Axarts was tried ia New fork Thursday before Judge Barnard on the charge of having, on the 17th of October last, register ed both in the Seventh and Tenth election dis trii-tt ot the Fourth Ward The Jury failed to agree, eleven being for conviction and one for acquittal. They were therefore discharged. Laxarae will be tried again on Monday. 9f A spi ritualistic association hae been started id Hartford. rows ISO. Sov 3d. W H sou of Va. B. and Kstr Dowbibx, la the Iftk rear of his l|l. funeral from the residence of his Barents, sorner of 4th sod L ?r??4*. to-morrow Bandar) afternoon mi Jo clock. T>S friends and rslativss of tns fam ily ars ??sfertfnllv invited to attend. (Battiawre p?p?r? rleate c? py. BAMIAt K At the r*wi>t*?ee of her daughter, Mrs. WlSKKFftKD 8 HAMMACK, In th?7*h Tr rar Of h#f *ff rutH-ral will take ?lar? tram the 11th strset Bap tist Church, at 2 orioik Snudar. friends of tgs f.mi y arc incited to attend. PTORBrMKI). On theSJ instant. BKBTHA 4. O bslo'i ed daughter of C. aad Eleiac Stuebersand. ard 4 rears and 1 f 7th and D st* TRUSTEES' PA EE or VERY DBSIRARLR I* I rlOTID IROPJRTY ?>H NF* JERSEY Y M E E*hT. NEAR THE CAPITOL. B' linwufidfrre* ?f the Supreme O-urt of the Dieirlctof i'?l*inl>ia passed the flit ?day of Ortvt>fr.Kl,lKth*r>if ?,f R?ily vs. j Keiiy *nd other*. Equity rnn>No t-MJ, w? shall sell, l y auction, on the premises.) Na. 01J New l?r- I ??-jr ???iiue sout,) on thk S1th naor No- I it 4 o'elock p m.. all ihnae parts of lots eleven 111 and twelve (11), in suusre six huedr-d nn eirhty nine |4?). tn the city of Ws*hin?ton. D. I i ss the *a:d square and lot* nrc l?i l dow n on the p'st ot ukltl .r.-ntsiiod wi;bin th* following uteies I am! b< and*: Becinn og for said psr1s on N'-w Jersey sviie at the f-*-nt?r of the dividing wnll between i|m-two houses erected by Daniel Carroll of Dnding ti n ..n said 1< t twelvo(lJ) supposed to botwen'y si* lect t?n inchea i 28.1tn from the northenst enrnT of raid lot nod tannine thence with the line of New J< rsey avenue south few degrees e*?t to the (livid in* lii.e lietw ''Hi lots I Mi ll* 12) <*n?l thirteen (13?. iu said ?qnare; thence with the mid dividing line per ti v.diculsr to raM nvet u to the northeast corner of !ot ten 19) then with the dividing line between lots ten (10) *nl street: thence north with the line of South Capitol street fl'ti-ftve teet four Inches (5B:4' niire or less to that pm' of lot eleven |11) heretofore pnrch**"d ky Rob n MUls: th?nce a?t with the lb e of said M'lls' psrt fifty -nine feet three inch's (S?:3) ami to the .-ant liii. A WOKTHINOTON.f Tru,te*< nc4 eo8w R'-p) GREKN k WlLLIANf, A acts. BHT THOS. E wTaQGAXAN. Aactlonaer, 419 7th street, opposite Post ullcs. VEMT PERIRARLE IMPROVED PROFEETT, No 1906 H STREKT NORTH. RETWEEN 19th ABO 90th HTEEETK WEST m On TUESDAY, November the 7th, at Rfc-t o'clock p. m 1 shall offer, on the premises, the ?^"?sbove property, beine improved by a flnnly fln iabed first-class modern Brick House. Lot fronts 51 feet 11 inches cn M street. Terms on day of sale. no3 d Trios E. WAQGAMAN. Anc loneer DI LAT1MEE A CLEARY, Aactlooeers, I* I Succseeors to Cooper A Latimer Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth it. HIGHLY VALCABLeTmPROYED PROPERTY ON THK *Ot'TH SIDE Of HAS(>At:Hi:siCTTS AVEM'K. BRTWEEN 10th AND 11th STS. NO*! HWEST, AT AUCTION. MB) virtue of- a deed of trust to me. dated on the 9th day of June,197U. ami recorded in Liber HNo. 413, folio 449, one of the Ian-1 record* for Washington connty, iu the District of C? lumlna, I bail offer for sale, in front of tb<- preminas. on MONDAY.Novemberl3th,lS71,at 4Ho'clock p m sll that certain piece or parcel of (round known, a* .'?nitnat'd on the nonnd plan ot said city, as Lot No IS, in Davidson subdivision of Sonare No. 342. t' gether with the improvements, which consist of a three *tory Brick Dwelling with all the modern im provemmls. Termx: One-third eash:residue in '1 and 18 month*, with interest from day of sale. Deterred p*ym?nt^ lo Le aecnrid ty deed f trust on the property. Con e> ancing iukI -lump- at parchaser'a cost $2u0 quwl at time of ssl^i. ?M S. HOLLIDAY. Trustee. no3 dAds LATlMk.RAjrLKARY.Auct*. B^BY LATIMER A LEARY. Auctioneer*^ (Successor* to Cooper A Latimer,) Southwest comer of Penna. avenue and lltb street. I TBI STEK S SALE OF VALrABLE IMPROVED 1'KoPEklY ON 11th STREET W19T, BE 1 W KEN O AND n STREETS NORTH. MBy virtue ot a d<-ed of trnvt to the under signed from harlee V. Gordon awl wife. l?-ar iail date the loth day of September, A. D. ICO. and recorded in Liber No. 423, at folio341, and at the request of the party secured thereby. I will s?ll on tb?* pr?-niis?s. at pnblic auction, on MONOAY.tlie 13tuuayof Novt-mb-r, A. D. 1371. at 4 o'clock p. m all the interest of the said Charles V. Gordon at the date of eaid deed in and to tho following de s< i ibeit psrt of Lot No. 8.1a Square No. 345?bo g'l uii St teet from the s-iUthwest corner of said lot. ard rutin in* th? nee north 24 fe?it. thencn east 70 feet, thence couth 9 feet, theoce east feet 10*4 in ches, thence sonili IS fe^t.and th?uce west 99 fe,-t 10?? inches to the begiuniotf, with the intprove m? nts. The property frctits on litIi street we?t, and i? im rroveilbv a large Krami- l)weUiu? b( use, said to s*e all the modern conveniences. Teinis: JS2 "Ui cash; the residue at 1.12 and 13 months, with intereot.to be secured by a deed of tmst upon tlie pr*mi*ea. ?200 in cash to be d?po? fted when the property U struck off, otherwise the same will be spain t ut np instanter. If the term* nrc B"t c< lupli'd wiih in five days after sale, the de p. sit to be lorfeited by th delinquent purchaser, sr.d the property to be resold at hi* ritk and cost. Conveyancing and ststrrs at the rtp?n*<> of the pur chaser FUVT' W J0NKr?. Tru?t^?. do3 d KATI^il U AJJOKARY. An. t*. BY GREEN A WILLIAMS.Auctioneers, Southeast corner 7th and D street*. E^rCCTOBS MI.E oFpoUE GOOD WORK Ml LBS, TWO WAGONS AND HARSESS,?)NE CART AND HaRSICSS. ONE SOW, FIVK PI?S. ONE MOWING MACH'NE. ONE F4N. SMALL LOT OF CORN FODDER ANI" FARM 1NG IMPLEMENTS. Ac AT ACCT10N. rrv On WEDNESDAY, the l?t day of No MZT? vember. A D 1<71. at 11 o'clock a tu we Ci.^ 1 gha|| nell, f.n the pr?"iii*es. by order of the hi pn-me Court cf the DUtrkt of Columbia, bsing the balance of the peiaonal estate of the late Jam-*s 1' Shreves. deceased, in Frince George connty, M-r)l*nd, on the turnpike between Washington aid Blade nsburg And after the sale of the above articles, we sha 11 offer for rent, to the highest biJders, th? two farm*, ore situated on the pike. Smiles from Washington, containing lin*4' seres and the other farm situated in the rear of the tir*t farm, on the Eastern Branch, containing 36 sci>-?, both in eond state of cultivation. JoHMW. WADB JAMF.* n. 8HREVES.S oc 18-d GREEK A WILLIAMS, Aucts. ?/-THE ABOVE PALE IS POSTPONED* N til WEDMFSDA Y. the 9th instant, at same hour ai d i lace. Sale positive, without regard to weather. n( t d ORFEN A WILLIAMS. AU'-ts. BY GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Southeast corner 7th and D streets TWO TWO STORY FRAME HOCSES AND LOTS FRONTING ON 6th STREKT WE?, BK TWREN H AND 1 STREETS SOl'TH, ISLAND AT AIX'TloN On MONDAY, the 6th inst at o'clock p. m we shall s II, on the premise*, twnf.nd iT?i si' ry Hi'U- Lot being 2Sfoot front by a g< -d depth to a paved back alley; bein^ lot No. 31 iu hijuare 469. Terms: One half cash: balance In six andtwdve tn. i ths.for notes bearing interest and secured by a d?y uo'es and deed or tru*t oti the property #*0 down wh?n the property is stiuck off. If the term* of sale are not complied wish within five days from ths sale, the Trustee re sei ?t> the rigLt to resellthe property at the risk and cos* of the defaulting purchaser. Stamps and Con vtyaiicilig at purchaser's cost R P DODGE, P A. DARNKlLLE.i Tra,te<* 4 d GREEN A WILLIAMS. Ancts. BV LATIMER A CLEARY, Auctioneers, (Successors to Cooper A Latimer.) Southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth Street. VALUABLE BUILDING* LOT ON RHODE INLAND AVENUE. BETWERN 14tu AND lira STREBTS AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Noyember Tth. Kl. at dS o'clock, on the pretnisaa. we shall rell Lat T. in *ubdivisb>u of square 211, situated on Rhode Island avenue, between 14th aud Uthstreata, having a front of 2U feet, and running bark to an alley. Tb* above properly is in a rapidly improving locsJRy, and sbaaid demand tha attention of parties wishing to rnle a profitable investment. Tn th* day of sal*, and the faatono* in three II ii ingtif one, two and three snars, the credit payments to hear interest frons the day of sale, and to he scared by the b. :ids or notes of the pur. baeer*. with *nretie* to b* approved by the THOMAS DON A LOHON, noB-Sawts JAMES MACKUB1H, Trustees, AUCTION SALES. ottbe days. Auctioneer*. ?T?nnc And j[?h street. ?1 LATIMER CLEARY, A act tone* D J Successors jo A l.atinv r. Southwret corner Prani'iT?nDi> and I ROK**OOI> CAW PI4NO ro*T*? PAMLOR AKD CHAMBER FChNlTURE. WJIULKR to WILSON SEWING MACHINE, BIcSSRIs CARPET!*. STOVES. HoRMC. PA '-HLV CAR IMAGE, BIGG Y AMU HARMS:* AT AU"C TION. ??w-. On WEDNESDAY MORMRtj. Novetn ?SKMber l*t.c<*nin*neing at 10 o A>ck, w? will III II I sell M K.I. 1013 Ji street. n- sthensi f.ir?? ?f lllh street. an exreli. nt as,, nnieu. tf Furaitar*, tc.. consisting in p*rt of? (?rwi.rd Cm Pinno Fo?te. Rosewood Parlor Suit, in haircloth, M*h? imi) Divans. Mantel Oruin?r.?i, ?oMVioa and oth* r Marble in; T?Jiw, Puperior Psyche Class. French Plaae Wirr?r, R. sewood M T. ami Mirror back KAHioard. Walnut Extension Table, Snp?-rl -i Refrigerator., Oak Caiiw-seat Dining Chairs. Mated. China and Gla-e VS are. Brussels. Three ply and Ingrain OMpvta, IIat Bark and Oil Cloth, Mahogany and other Bedsteads. M?legai'\ Marble top Bnrraus f*d Washitfkj'tl, painted Wardrobes, Bed Lonnc% Panther Bed*. Bolsters and Pillnaf. heeler A Wilsoti Sewing Machine, in caccUriit rapiition. Two Morning Glory Stoves, neatly new. Heating Store*, Tin Safe. Cooking St ve, Kitchen RcqitjfrUes, Ac. AL?o, at 12 o'claik, in frout of tkt p/M?ises? Out excellent Family Horse. Family Cerrisfce, Bogey. MitWrfl* Harness. "lirri dish. L ATIMf'K A t.l> aR^ ecTs ?lt* [Sunday Herald Aact!t>n?era. ?TTHE ABOVE BALK IS POSTPOllBDvlN r? ^n? Dce of *hf rain, n?til MON PAY. Not. ?id, inn>?- li ur tti.ii pl?c. rovl dif LATIM'H A CLEAR*. Ancts. B Y J. T. COIWEJ?L A CO., Auctionoers. B TRUhTEE'S SAI.F OF FURN1TVRE.CARPKT8. Tgc /CONTAINED LN THK CALEDONIA Hoi SE, S. E COENER PA. AND13JS ST jga By virtue ol a deed of Inut, datod the AKh 111 duy of Sepi' Wl>er. Ml. and duly recorded io VM Liber M>v red. folio 192. o??of the land record* I V 1 for Waahingion county District of Oolum bia, and l>y lh* written request of the partl?* ?eenred, I will sell at public aartion, on the pretiv l,e*. on MONDAY, the 6th day of November, Itfl. *t 10 o'cl'-ck a u all the Furniture In the Caledonia House. consisting in part of Bur sans Bedsteads. ardn ben. lables, Chaira, Lounges, Cottage Bets. Mittrmm. Feather Pillow* and Bolsters, Ing ain and Three-pl> Carpet*, Crockery. Stoves, kitchen t ten.il., A?? Ac. Ws ^T>wlLT Trn.tee. nrt .1t* J. T.COLDWELL A CO Aucts Y LATIMER A CLEARY, Auctiouera, (Successors to Cooper A Latimer,) Bo at h west corner Penn. avenue and litn street DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION 9 By virtue uf a decree of the Circuit and Su prewie Conrts of the District of Columbia, the undersigned will sell, at public auction, on the rr< trite*, en MONDAY, the oth Noyember next, at 4:30 o'clock p. m., six desirable Building Lots. ?ituat? on dth eti eet west, between north U?tre?t and Rhode Inland avenue, being Lot* 3,3. 7,10,11 a 10 12, of Brent'* *nbdivision of Square 430. Tei ins of sale: One third of purchase money to be paid in cash, and the remainder in two equal pay ment* at six and twelve month*, with internal, se cured to the satisfaction of Truatee; purchaser to have right to pay in cash wh<>le of purchase m >ney. Deposit of 92& to be made on each lot at time of sale Bevet.ue stamps and conveyaneing at cost of pur thaner. In case of non compliance with tciBi of ?ale wltlila five days. Trustee will sell the premises at roct and risk of defaulting purchaser. Title pet feet beinir direct from gorernment. JOHN CARROLL BRENT. Trustee. I aa.Tw LATIMER A CLEARY. Anrts. J^Y J. T. COLD WELL A CO., Ai?clioaecr?. CHANCERY BALE OF IIOU3E AND LOT ON FIRST STREET EAST. BEX W ESN C AND D STLEF.T8 NORTH. By v irtue of a di?ree of the Supreme Court of Ka rlicDistrict of Columbia, pasted in E.juity cause K*No 2?3.Doc 11.1 shall, on MONDAY,th? tt-h of November. 1871. proceed to sell, at public auction, tn th? premises, at 5 o'clock p. m., the following pMrtofLot of Ground No. U, iu Square No.741. in this clly. Beginning at a point ou 1st street ea>.t S4 fret the N. W. corner of ?aid lot; thsnce rni.tiing east ft feet; thence south 12 feet; thence v rut M f<-et trt the line of said 1st street; thericsto the place of beginning?also the free use of thoprivat" alley 9 feet wide, in the rear of said piece of ground, and intersecting the public alley in said square?ku proved by a three-itory Frame House, with base in* tit. T<-ims: One half of the purchase money in cash: residue in two equal instalment". at 6 and 1 i months, with interest, secured by purchaser s notes and a dud o* trust on the property. Deed given upon filial ra itkati">n of sale. 6S0 to ba paid at sale. StiiUit* and convey?ncing at nuri-haser s cost. W. Y. FKNOALL, Trustee. oc?-d J. T. COLDWElili A CO., Aucts. BY UKF.KN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, 319, Southeast corner Seventh ar.J D sts. EXECUTOB S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER TV ON NORTH C, BETWEEN 1* and 6th ST BEETS >A E^T AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the 6th day of November. 1871. I shall sell, at 4 o'cl >ck p. ni in front f ithe prtmises, the following ntmutU4 feet, to a 3D foot alley, with the improvements, which aie a go. d two-?toiy Frau^ liituse, vtiih B k Building, and containing 10 or 14 r -oms, it beintr b' u?e No 4^3. known as the Bp roll's Houee or |lotel Tin* House lia? been a Restaurant and HiHel fruary. 1S7I. and of the 2ri li of October, 1S7I. in chaticerv caufe No. 2 2M>, between Charles H. B> wen, plamtifl, and CeJinda A. Tucker, Jane A. Crown et al .defendants, I will sell at unblic au< tion. in front of the premises, at 4 o'clock p. tu., ou WONI?AY,?bel 3ili asy of Novetnber,l871,parlof Lot No 8,in Square No. M9. commencii for the said part on L street north, at the line dividing said lot. and lot numle red 7. and running east along said ?tr?et lft feet, thence south 1|>M feet, thence west 15 fe?l to said lot numbered7. thence along said line 100 feet to said street and placc of beginning, containing one thousand tire honored square feet, more or less, snd improved b> a Frame House, No. 126.fronting fifteen fret on L street north, between 1st stroet west and New Jersey avenue, and containing four rooms. Teims: One-third of the purchase monev to be paid in cash at thetiuieof sale, and the balance in equal instalments, six and twelve months from the day of sale, with notes bearlug interest from the day of sale, and secured bv deed of trust upon the property. The purchaser to pay $100 immediately after the prop< rty is bid off. ani complete the pur chase wilhiti five days thereafter; otherwise the f>reperiy to I e resold at the cost and risk of the de all ing purchaser The purchaser to pay for stamps and all convevanclng. I/* Since the f.rmer sale of this property, the then technical defect in the title has )><*n removed by an amended bill and proper proceedings in the cause, and the title is now clear and unquestionable; other isc uo sale, and the money deposited or paid by the purchaser for examination, tor .of title will all be refunded. M THOMPSON. Trustee. d GRIEN A WILLIAMS. Aucts. BY W7 T. JOHNSON, Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 3d street east. DESIRABLE nCILDINtTLOTS AT AUCTION. SOn SATURDAY, Nov. 11th, at 5 o'clock p. in I will sell in frout of the premises all of original Lots 10,11.12, 13,11 ann IS. in Square No. 939, it beiugihe entire front of the square on north C street. between 9th and loth streets east. Tl.e in lind will netbedi\ided but sold In one body. This is one ot the moot elevated points in the city, and is aell adapted for several rows of honses or for a besutiful suburban residence. It also contains s. me large, choice fruit trees Title perfect. T> rms One tnird cash, balance inSaml '2months, secured by a Jeed of trnst on the premises Stsmps snd c n? syanciug at co?t of the purchaser. One hun dred "dcdlars down at time of sale. JOHN HARDY. Trustee. oc58 13t W. T. JOHNSON. Auct. BY UBEEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Southeast corner of 7th and D street!. TRUSTEE'S SALE OfTaLUABLE IMPROVED PkOf EBTY FRONTING ON C STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN 1st AND 3d STREETS EAST. A^A By virtue of a d?ed of trust dated the Iftth ffe? day of February. A. D. W0, ami duly recorded JULiuLilx r No. 610, folio 63 et seq one of the latd records for Wruhir gton county, in the District of Columbia, and upon the written request of the ?arty secured thereby. I shall sell In front of the preml.es, ob TUESDAY, the 31st day of October A D. 1-ffl, at 4>. o'clock p. m..at public suit ion, all that certain piece or parcel of ground situate and lying in said city of Washington,and being known and described as Lot nnmt>ered seven, (7,1 fa (diaries Just's recorded subdivision of the soath half of Siiuare numbered seven hundred and thirty two. (la.)wHhthe Improvements thereon, consisting of a fine three-st >rr Brick Honse, with all the modern improvements. The above house t* nearly new. Teiw of sala: #4^M in caah; balaaaa is six awl twelve months. s? cured by a deed of trust on the ?remises sold. #W0 down at tisse of sale. All con veyarcing and stamaa at purcha*r's coat If the terms ef sale art L- not comflM with hiflrs days, the Trnst.* reserves the right to resell the property at tha risk a*4 onatof the defaulting aur cbasar, by a<*v<^tislng tlm>e tlaxw in the Evening Star. WILLIAM B. TODD, J? Trustee ocl< eoAds OEEEN A WILLIAMS, A acta. KTTHE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED unt 1 TUFBDAY, the Tth day of November, at the tarn* place and hoar. By order of the Ti as>n. ?31*eogds GREEN WIL01AMS, Aucts. |J 8. MARSHAL'S 8ALB~ In vlrtae of a writ of fieri facias, issued from the 9erk*s office of the Supreme Court of the District Columbia, and to me directed, I will aell at pablic sale for rash, in front of the ?.rt Honse dour of said Disulct.on MONDAT, the 13th day of Novem ber, M7I, at li oWock as., all defaodaat's right, title, da ?r.^? v wihlypulf. to ac .rn.-r I'j. ?r^ degree* *n.t hnaftrrHI^?? nrT corner; t he u r a.. r: h ril ?v/I flf,r f" hundred ami twenty pole^ tothe ,}'n" *?/W;*5.? "t t*j. -."S day of rale &1 jmn) 4? !_if ii P^r(,^pr PI) insj on c.iniied V*h w/thit .^i.?'y di;?m,;^ r;:Ie" Willie resold upon aij^ertiiem-'n? In pr0perf}r P?P-r printed ii Wm3?^ .-^n*lr" the and cost of JSX?rfr t^Si t* ocU-w^.dAW Southwest corner Fenn.ylr^V^S^ lltk day of1rUhr q?mfry iS?1 ?r,arn"t>r1,"tT*1 ,h'>4t,, ?EJifvW f..i,. to_. >,,v'' recorded in Liber ^aehington ci outy!eA "^ne?Ld^^l>?K<, for guest of theearlle??eriiri^'?K k. wr|tten ?e 1>A Y. the?.YS?rrfM^iterby'1 *"?.on MOM o'clock p.mL7mi?ijzz?2zeTJ?*2'*t h?lf 4 to a priorcfc*d uf tru?7o^iJEii.0?E/?L'^J*''**Wect ?th "?iB Pie.winlVn^rtv vi, valuable Mount Lot* numbered seven, (T.I el?ht ,,n tw?nty-i?ue, (21 i*(,ntv't*n _ W,) twenty nine, t w k m i f J? (fl.l weit bji! of lrSr:'%^W^-i ^iil unit the p>ir?-hanHr, wIm will ifiva hia term^of,?i" kn^k^down.*?? ofe ErS ps aud conTe>M>cing at pnrchafir s utISer IclkabtTTS^: B1 Auctioneers. No. S19. Southeartcorncr 7tL and P street* T1'KUPLRYVAuvr?.?" VALUABLE IMPROVED BSITK I10U8E8 1MPBu^^P BY TUBKK feilfifps h. .1 jr^tllSi* in ^^n&clfyPDrCCU?nfH V and 5e*tribed a. L< tt CS liifr K *n"W" ?SI k Dw?Ui^TeUor,^?r> Cffi'-#' UuI>rovoJ tbree J;,r each?^?"j u>, nf rlift ?fr uou?e ?tt?n tlie propertr is of the purchaic-r bT^SI C0" OBEEK^VP^^r,: B* "SftMiSiK^yrfajays^ KORTIf. at AtCT/ov STREETS |3| I'iha'l |K"i V oj? ck h,Uf?',!,,rrVl0,V furgoVbe/u.rh.g'd,"^ ?tfhidtwcntj flfth* 1? ^b''' ?i*e onflniahed Brick Bon?S?4^R"' w hichartf u 4. T;,'.honThe X'.ny i.?ua,'J;lZi'lCa' 1'V be m Jame? W. Dnvall, viven to aecure M clianic*' Bnildiuf Associfttfon. Mo. 3, Im Hriiiu date on or about the 9th day of February. 1870. ami recorded in Libt-r No. ti>9. folios IStt, Ac., one of the land record* for Wa."hinfrtoR county, in th? District of Columbia, and at the reinit-st 111 writing of the Treasurer of xaid association, we shall t.ffer for s .le at pnblir- aue tion. In frtnt of th' premises, on Tl- CRsDAT, th? 10th day of Novell tier. 1>CI. at 4K o'c'oek p.tn .th? Hooth 'il> feet front by ?Kf?ot deep of the lot of tcrotied in the city of Washington, D. C.. known as lot No. 3fi in H iliberser's Mlbdix istoii of square No.412. Tbis property'ronts on the 3U foot alley running eafi ana west tnroush said square, which is located bi t*e n Cili and 7lh streets w?-il, and I'.' avenue and north S street. Tt>o improvements con sist of two one story brick bnildit s*. Terms of sale: One half r.sh (of wh ch ?S0 will b required at the time of sale:) balance iu 6 and 12 months, secured b\ deed uth one hundred (100) feet to the plaoe of beginning, with the improvem-nt* thereon, consisting of a valuable three story ami liack building Brick Dwelting hojM. This prop erty ia situated in one of the moat desirable loca tions in the city, and offers rare chance for invest ment. Terms of sale: One fonrth in cash; balance In sii, twelve and eighteen month*, secured by deed of trust on the p rem ism sold. 9W0 down at time of sale. All coaveyancinjr and stamps at irchaser's cist. If the terais of sale are not complied with in live days, the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defanlting pur chaser by advertising three times in ths Evening Star. MOSES KELLY Trustae. ocJ4 et Ads GRBEM WILLIAMS, Aucts. DT GREEM A WILLIAMS, Auctioneer^ D Sv otheast ooraec 7th and D streets. TWO STORY EBAMK HOUSE. WITH A TRONT OF SIXTEEK EEET, BUMBIMG BACK MET ff4V,i^.S5K,?t??.x,K8?s?#i A"D for iM>tes bearl' B,amp?, *c^ is ?old. nol d loan orricr, 1HI PEMNSYLYAMIA ATIIDI, f ITP 8TA1M.) MAXAM FOB TBI ULB or UNREDEEMED QOO^ft UNDEBMEATH. DRY GOODS glafcck silk telp? s pat LYONS black SILKS AT whwt purchased rrrv the akw nnsed f a limited .|oan?ity 10 tl?e- trade bj u?< n.? n at m?* York who'eaal- pri -e?. or ejla wls, rich BI'acu- kii.K*. LTV1? velvbtov MLR at?l wwk'l POPLANS, rixk frkncumfr1nos. silk, aui WOOL vkiiotbs num colored pl vips. lr l rtfcer Pre** Goods just rev*i*?d fr.ua jii w Turk auctions. One Price o-jjr w\ m sbotkr a BBO 919 P*\?,n.rn;? Avr.ttk. b.?2-st between 9th and jofh cr??i?. OLD A>'b~onr*P litatlus-liubatlt ENLARGED. iou A.\ 4 tv v li k, 1019 A bit 10J0 kevin HI STREET k. W. ah th?- Popalsr StTl?? of FALL anp IN i KB DRESS GOODS. ine Me^iv.m. and Low pi iced Picb da?k oi TKLOUR* Silk and Wo,.i epintisiinks, ?'rjo^h por l1ns MPhK.-S CL"\H.-? kh?X< ii mer1 NoRS. ALPACAS. PbAlfcS. mlks, Black and c- lor d velvetfbns, and a llise stock if MOl k2f inu ooods. on" price to ail. BOO an A WTLIE, or i4rtf lolsaad 1020 7ih street N. W? c ABPETS CABPETB I CARPETS m MESSRS. WOLFORD jt SlflLBiRG P> air* to call the attention of the genera* pablle u their ATTBACTITB STOCK of FALL C A BP MT8, At the following low ratea: B..f styles ENGLISH BRU^&BLS. from *1 j* to sl.fo. Newest designs in THBEE~PhY8. from flu tc flju. Choice patterns IMITATION EBUSSELS, 4S to SO cents per yard. All wool INGBA1K TAPESTRY FINISH, froa 9." cents to 01 2r. fcood quality INGRAINS, A) to wh cents. ALL LIST BOMB-MADE CARPET, 60 onto. Bert HEMP CARPET,35cents. A large line of att to 10-4 OIL CLOTHS, ruffni from 37}? ceuts up. OILCLOTH and VELVET BUGS, MATTINGS. Ac., Ac. Also, A h< ary stock of rOBEIGN AND DOMESTIC DBY GOODS, ii offered at the LOWEST MABBET FIGL'bes. All Roods at this establishment are positively to b? sold 30 per cent. l<-es than at any house in the city. A call is respectfully solicited before purchasing elsewhere. B*~ REMEMBER, TOE ARCADE. 437 7th street, i?i?ud, between D and e UNDERTAKERS. U ICH'D r. HABVEY. ALONZO A. MARR, UXDEBTAKER8, No. 934 F Street, BETWEES NINTH AND TENTH. uetall1c BURIAL CASES AND CASKETS or EVEBT DESCRIPTION, THE TBADE FURNISHED AT WHOLESALE PUKES. mhi ir snr.orps. habits, kc. p>IC'llakd W. bakklu, CABINET MAKEB AND UNDERTAKES, 612 ELEVENTH STREET, near F. FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS MADE AND REPAIRED aua tr ^yllliaji hacuett, lSrccE?soB TO GEORGE W. HABVBT.) UNDERTAKER, T35 SEVENTH STREET, de24-ly Between G and H st*. Blub, brown, and black whitnet Bearer overcoats for 10, at A.STRAUS'. ocJ8 1011 pennn. are., bet. 10th acdllth sts. c oktkactoev TOOLS, OF ALL KINDS. STREET OR ROAD PLOWS, DIRT OR ROAD SCOOPS, DIRT BARROWS, HEAVY IRON TB1Y BABB0WS, WHEELBARROWS, whifpletrees, grindstones, OX YOKES, EOLLEBS. AMES A ROWLAND'S 8HOVEL?, fcTEEL STBEET PICKS, PICK HANDLES, CROWBARS. MATTOCKS, STREET HOES. BATTAN BROOMS, LOG and TBACE CHAINS, TRUCKS, AXES, Ac., Ac., STABLE FUTURES, HAY CUTTERS, m'able BARROWS, CURRY COMBS. HORSE BRUSHES, STABLE bboomp, AXLE GBBASE, CABBIAGE JACK!, STABLE fobkp, HALTBE CHAINS, BUCKET*, BASKETS, ?ia8ukb8, Ac. jsk A. BAKES, AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, LOUISIANA AVENUE, wbto betweea 9th and mmh BUNIONS, ingbownre vails m?d all diseases of the PEST cored dx J r at AST at III pmnsywaaia aeenne, oar4ft street. eotahjiabed 7 years in New Tork. ocS-1* THI8 IB TO GIVE NOTICE, i A has obtained from the supreflke Court of the dis act of Columbia, isominc a special term, letter* ef ""?n'rtration on the personal estate of AUGUST J. cunn INGHAM, late of wastincto deceased. All persona having ?al__ said 4th Say of ootohar next; they say otherwise by law ha eacladed fresa aU benett Jt the said estate. Given andsr MJ hand this 14th day of October, mf1. CHAS. W. CUNNINGHAM. odl-sJt* a patent granted to hiaa on the Mth 4 18h, for an improvement i- SeeS Plnnirrs: h Is ordered that the t?fhnwy tat the oaae ha Closed on the t?th day of D>-ceaaber next; that the time for Ming arguments and^the eaamtnai*srapsat be limited to the b?h ? 1J? TiOb. by Hur..or __ Folle by umU IVne by Mm. Hmrr Wm4 1* vi mm if n? \WVh1 1 Fori mm u tbe Crick, t. by W.,?4 (KrritjM: A N- ?e> l m V -lrt.ot Lv?M IttMlt m BNf^nwtVO?r*al?* S+*'* IllWMnttrd AiiMMk. J.<*aiM1iag? Almai.ar foe lgTl. J5 A'.l'be VAOAZJXI* andFASIEV** ItoOKS for Iltv.atter.itJ ^et j:hdvg i-? tbe $TkTl>.iNI|| aa.i ML* K K MOOS !iin,*U>l???N ttn] reaul. it *H1LL1NUT4>N:S B04>bJ?" OLE. Corner U ?treet atw? P?-?vna E W B V?KA. FA5lUoNJtm,K STATIONERY. k.VTKfcT STTI.IS OF VISITING, WEDDING A YZ> 1A VITA TION CAItDS. TtXttB PArSRSAUD KWSLOT KS> Several Heieltiee of theee truck*. FBI LP MLOMOXH. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONER*, nrB 911 PnmrlTMlt ?mm ^KW BOOKS AT 4. Porter. #3. Park Stree* Pul pit. by Murray, lis Sw>?rd and Oar taeiit. by Ti'wum>o<1. 41 JO. Bonn of Eierri>? in the Alp*, by Tyndjll. #2. ReLrf Rap of rnited Stat, #1 36. ocM |^OTICI. OPINING OF A HEW 8TAT10NERT STORE AND BLANK BOO* IIANCFACTORY. Fir?t-claae C'xyi* at fair price*, for ca?h LITHOGKAPniNU. ENGRAVING. PUINT1NG AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER Tht- public are invited to call and examine ou new Mock BEN. F. FRENCH. Urider National Metropolitan Rank, and next door to Jay Cooke A Co. a. ?elJ-tT Waahington. DO BOOTS AND SHOES. #8 00 SEWED GAITERS rWl ?3 00 STITCHED BOOT", fl] 55 50. WARRANTED ROME MADE. #?00 HEAVY SCOTCH BOTTOMS, tutched ft3.00 KIP BOOTS. (4 SO RUBBER BOOTS. SI 30 BOYS- BOOTS $1 85 SCHOOL SHOES. 88.50 LADIES Bl'TTON BOOTS. Abii nothing eiae bat b&rgniar, AT HEILBRUK'S, 419 SErTtXTH ?o2-3t* Next door to Odd Fellowe' Hall. ft BOOTH AND SHOES FOB LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOYS, AND CHILDREN. We we daily :n receipt of the moat kpprcTt-d (tylee FOK FALL AND WINTER WEAR, Gotten tip vlth a particular regard to quality and wcrkmacfhip. AT PRICES TO BUT THE TIMES. H. BCBKB CO., ?*Sf?-tr 903 PISNKTLTAHU AVENCB INSURANCE COMPANIES. w ARE IHTEB AXD FIRES ARE AFPBOACHIXU. INSURE YOUR rBOrEIiTY IN EEL I ABLE COM TAXI EX, with A. S. PS ATT A SOS, T M. C. A. BrlLPlNG, oc 8ft-tT r>rti?T of Ninth and D *tr?et*. GERM ASIA F1RE~ IMSlRASlE COS PAST. HEW YORK. CASH CAPITAL. #400.000 ASSETS #1,135,338 19 Represented by L. SCHMIDT. A cent. oc 11 4w Columbia Law B?i rpjSSp S ATIOS AL METRO PO LIT AS ISSC RAS i'ltSBPAIT. DISTRICT ?OFT")LPMBIA. ORGANIZED AUGUST 88, 1ST8. 0A8H CAPITAL #109,88? ORm In Shepherd^ Bujwtn*. Mo. Pm tkalaaitDM. MOSBS EKLLT, Pi*aldent. VB.BTODD.TlM J. B Blalta, Win B. Todd, few*--. F Onl?ckv Rom. Sally, A. S. BT IT ALL OVERCOATS OP DIFFERENT FAB r rica, at greatly rada ad Prioaa, at A. 8TR4U8% oeR IOt 1#11 Penn .nre .bot ]?t b and 111 h ata. BBQEL'8 PH1LADKLPSLA LA k Ool PHILADKLPBLA ALB ud "CATAWBA WIMM, (to (Mmk aad ay pSOPOSALB FOB FLOATIMO ISOB DOCS. liH Diputhmt. September 1.181 ?Mag tbe work .for the conatraciion of a Soattog iron dock for the repair of naval veeaeU on their itottoai agrwetblato the nlata, ?j^l8n?thi?i^a4 *y^ oa^ioUMdmkauwa to U*thor!nghly TetipatSbU1. and or?patent Tor a work of (bi? character. awl ?T>! -I ftclaat aaciailty in tbe eamnf ?ii liadred thuttaand doUani, #400 800.) bwiii tbe wal reeer Tationa of W per oeat., will be redaired for theCelui fnl of the contract .la acoordaeee with nditiotve t hereof Md to the ttee pre therein i centred of it, by reaaoa, direct oc iadiraet. of an) daft MB, neglect, or deficiency en the part of the enntrartor to aot wfctbbg bi*d r* "TiM to every particnlar. the term* condition*, plane aad ?P"<-iftrat'?n* of naid contract. Tbe rlgbt i* imned to reject aay bide if tbeir ac cptaace ie not conatdered te be for th" internet tbe &o< fnai at. aad-law t4 FAMILY SUPPLIES, k*. IT fe> M> 1>E TALR1RO. 1 Hk V B>B?? A** -FLLIB'i TR?I* ?)ON 10 ROB* i l^>V?> 7M ?#f iJll OTHM* HOC&MJ* B ASH1MU gnrrn ?r?ii P?-RT?'RI?N? M'W *R t,c 5 >i?Atrrup RAir1 5 h""l Ll'lK* -t ..inac jb IEAFI.AH> _.x J?V BRW TORE. ?T*rk ROLL MUTTER (Ch..|?e.i ?r la. M.J?? Vl*o?|?. _... __?c ?w? FAMILY PLOIR (allrki** #t IS Tltl _ J?-l rwfhHli Km l< of tr*i> fr**? f* Praa cu dire**, ?11,4 u?< ,uin, mx tk* l.JuaartaR a^kaa: Inp^rWT't i*W Kc? vip?ri?l Tea n*U? fl.a.'rt*' hMtIiih V. vin powder n*>|? ft tft.w ?t\ ,l.-? Vtf fi m (tiJu' t. K Uw worth ttrnvr* fV F r gt??V Rr.akfa?i wna-'hela. Here (I II V h*>* *?a< m-rtiM Ut .4 |iit> Ha*' k ?r lol It. l k are ?~ pe? ?V P'-afc '?r-??*aF (?ratwo rli*!. *t ^Iwkil-WWMh 'tW Shefl at Wr r*rk ll mill paa *0 glir u? call ha fc>" t"iw rlaxb't" 351 h. n?. Side) I'tN h'SWRABI A UFIII, U Beta. aud *tre*?* ?M rw?>rlt?ll) r*Ulk*tHHlk??( ai.ti (aa.UK* to our cho** Muck of FALL GBOCXBIES, which we urt dail) r he ol Wh' ka?t ?ulit] aoJat ?rrj fit urea: ('ANN Kit BOOM Whita lb-aih P>?.bw rn^? r ar?. Too?t.??, Fruh PilM- thr?? P' a*. 'a O' -i rmkrklM. fmk LuUiar.k*. ALSO. srw TORE BW? hBIlEAT. Ru?TOR phlpr *YBl P, NEW T"RR APPi EC, 4 RANBERRIES. *'lSa0wram a biodletob, 14 Primirl?pm fm rrtut t Xv? K-pie.tm _ Jnat r*. eiTrt. Pratt'? A-TR^LOIL varr*T!tn>i all TorkkrtoM.br BEo? NllO A RIBMSNE. (14 Piaiiltui* BTIBEB, Ac Ov cto^k n( WIN am) Uyl'ORJ* H ?*rr*L Sklt.aiKl cabiml be *nrpaaa.-4 btaaj tiua alda iewT.rt UcomnnaM tl.e kn-af br?or,(Grv*m H^aJ,) Q B lnniuk"Drr >ara?i.?j do. Ci ?a. Beidatoek _ _ _ B? HtMWt vK "fjartf W?wkf" jm. P^?a*?' v?li*? "Pfcria I 4*. Alio, o*?~ OaJiforcU Frar^ly. It*w, bt 6RO? FIR4J A M lUruKTllB *14 PtBIWfltWlt itwi BHEEBT WiJKE IB BOKD. k a kftva a few ar. canki rmrj sal* it: ?a?- r?*1 BHERHYIb tbaO^to* II.m*ln town. D C.. arliick a# will a*!l at a tan aw Tai-oa It to ww <>f ov own ivpnrutio* froa tka eeUbratwl boaa* af Yaaai.Oadis.Mi4 kaa beaa pra j. oi.t^ b? the Aneat aiif tbu aid* tka Atlantic PHjupJaa can b? M o?r Stara We art- Bole Afecta for tkc IHf ri? f jt i B Martin A Co "a w irld ret) wd?6 PI BE WHEAT WHISET. dlatalle*! fro? tka k?? rrain Hpnaatr fit oadtatakl aaaa. The tra'e acpaltait at diadllarl tywiT^ BEOWW I MO Bi Jin PPtET?*J?^ The new prkbcu cabdt maiiactobt. MR A CATAKARD. Tka celebrated Prowrk tiaiidr nanihrwrw, kaaf* a'way* and Ohio R*.|rna4 Ul'KD-Tbr ImI rlace to bur Mao%. Youth1* andBo,a CLOTlilBti, at ?TaAr,. rS 1011 Penn. arenue. I>et. RNb aod ilth Ma IHE UBCAT UlklBYEBY. SENF.RAL Hv! N,,T,>N. I .C., J ??ar Mr: 1 bav?- f.* a-,u>e tuu* rc 111 It laniili a* a waak, ?u recnmwirf lam clad to LETTER fro* CENF.RAL H ?WABD ?>H^btiii.l.C.,Jali I<1 Pkor. T.A Pikh:-l>? ueed tbe BAl-M OF Lll ?imI have found it all J cm tin other* in rotnuMiidia* article that ia pi ideal doitix au much good. Your a li?U>, O.O. HoYTAED, Brijr lit ueral. U. B.A. Ltlter from JVDGE WYLIS. V. S. Sur-.wu D C. B'a?HI!?6Toji. II. C., Jtine 14 wn. Dear Sir: I hate gi tea your B\LM OF LIFEfnr tbe hair a fair trial, and am murk pl"ae?d with iu rOecti. It ia a healthful wa?h for Uith th? a, alp aatd hair, and ita influenre to a >oth th- u?-n and re\i?a the avaom wbeu exhauatini from overwork i? moat d' lifhtful. Ihateaotuiwd it au'Ra>a wwh.kat oil your reroaiDietnlntiof,. kll,i ti.un the faith lla aaa, thua tar,ha* r (ir-d trtfullt vouia. Prof, tkok. ANl'RliW B YL1E. B AaaikcTox. July lat, 1871. Dtm Prtfrttm Atter uaing jour BALB OF LIFE Hi aanr la ataiK .-a ..f dlaordera ia iu> tatnil). I am rlad to aar H afford* the relief m ugh' F-atad,l will be gratefully arkn -wletlged. or If chargWI to a IU be duly houored. I am klto*>i.m iu..l Old -re- Eiaoia Paudrufl. atop haaitky Hair Uliiug g-l aew growth, Ac .by aaing Ita rareleaa aa* will aut lajura, uta aa> circaaa At whotaaale aad ratail br the followtog Brat^ Pruggiau :?Mow A Co dWlPa aw.;^ R Mi EVB?MSU,\V2r7*i*r~ fc Bro.. cor Pa a*, and ktk at D. Jar Taaltnaa. aar. ?th and O au.: B. B Fergaaoa. iBI Pa at.,1 E.; T. F. halluau. oo*. id at. aad Ma .TW1^.% TV 14th at..Wi ?11 Iowa; alao, at mail by Draggi** fartu nag Deaot, airaar k* aad i Mtmiala aad diractiuaa B' ?J&S&& aa >U jr'tok o> 1 at thai SSS^smSS^ a at baewtaa klk aad Mtk *a