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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-05
From the Louisville Journal.
he 4 me ricnu R,veu.r the Banks Of the
1sis lsrNude.
BY @. W. PA1TaS, rs A.

A song went up AT close Of day Hay
From the shiuing land where the gold min, .
Strangely the while mid ci'r"ns ripe,
Glistened the flag OF The stars and stripes
There w.rc foreign bands in the suunct light
Lying a, ease by their faIchious bright,
And they lifted their heads tie vines am ,ng
At the ilrilliEg sounds of their native tongue.
lis glnripu'-OL. tbs glorious,
(Glad voices sw,iied the iay,)
The niss amid the cirrnn trees!
And the uunps that wake the day
The hnc,s halhcd IA liquid lighi--
Aud the stetds that sweep The plain
'Tis s'orious-OL! tie glorious!
On! ts'shc charge egnin.
But us l,nriy-- Oh! It's lonely
-, voice depending sigh,d)
That we should leave ,h" pra,efuI hearth
Fer The hanl.'" s,rraiur ,,je;
Th''N's.oadcaaugc (o,iaog,ass strange,
Fond soul. 80 understand
ri, lonely Oh It's l,ncly--
lhs march through iors'gn land.
Nay! eorious--Oh! ii. g!"aou-!
(Rarg that cvul.inI cy)
To mark ,hr Il raDing Of the stripes
Anh The battle SKY;
Beside the eagle. glusring crest,
To watch is proud career,
And with an ann 0Jorc the ret
To strike mid shou, and cheer.
'ris lonely--Oh! It's lonely!
(Still sighed that ycsrning hearty
IAN day We hear the toll tina, tell.
How human hopes depart:
Lc! cross hi. hands upon the breast,
Which bea, like yous for fame;
And bear hin 10 his place Of rest.
A srare ,Uiiiom a n0aV. r!re,ze,
And the song was hushed on the evening
And the day grew dim lhro' the rl,nisin trees,
Aud the brow. tn! were III by the sunset uc.t,
Ontheirp am-leaip pillows dropped down in rect;
Some to recall their native ky,
some TO dream NJ ricfOry.
amp near the Rio Grsnlo Dec. 1876.
The dead marol, is too .quenily beard IN
he vicinity Of Cnmsrgo kr zoe I" argue IN favor
y the hesllhtulness Il that position. From one
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Da. p. SCiIGRMERliORN,

Frs hls l'rJIes-iond .rrvicrs To til citizens
~ Duisa aud Vicnity. OiEce un columbus
sire,. he ssen taIil aud Clinton.
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Dr. Horace IL. Dasford,

sTiVlNG lrc,ted a: Veru'lonviile, oi!rrs his
4 4 profession Al service to the pub,ic aud letl-
q con Hence from hi, long practice in Michigan
and Illinois, ia being ,b'c II reader satisfactory
services to those whn my favor him with call
Ol,a~a. July 10, 1916
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DR.. JOSEPH STOUT,

Tors his Protestant services to the citizen,
At DU.si anl viciuIty. O.tice nn LA Sale H.,
oftr,tIon occd."rl NV the late Dr.. Hurlhul.
Otpva. Iuup II, 1915 i7.6n
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BUREAU CONSTRUCTION. EQUIPMENT, AND kEPAR, a.
Navy Agents Office, Washington, ID. e., sept ., 1911
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office un,
~ I'll Thursday, the 7th day OF October ensuing al
o'clock for furnishing and delivering at the IN is
city, free from expense the government twenty tousaa
pounds fiat bar suitable for shnckles for ancnor 10 be
delivered at the hayward Washington ON or before the Isl
day of January next much shorter time as The con-
tractor accomplish it; all of which iron must be nam
meed from blooms into rough bars and then wrought UNI
der the sizes and shapes according to the spe-
cicaons that will be furnished the contractor and can
be previously upon application at ils ONCE ne
aforesaid iron required be OF the very best quality
free from all defects and must be true TO the sizes that
specon may be directed and be in all respects the
entire satisfaction of the Commandant OF the sad navy
yard will be received. Bond with two approved
uretes in half the estimated amount OF the contract
will be required, and ten per centiim IN addition VIII be
withheld from the amount of each payment to be made, as
collateral security for the due and faithful performance OF
the contracts which will account be paid until the
contract is complied with in all respects After dednctng
per centum be made by the United States
within thirty days after bills, duly certified and approved,
shall be presented 10 the navy agent
Contracts and bonds be executed within ten days after
they have been received by the person whose offer may be
accepted, the bureau will consider itself ut liberty TO
offer the lowest responsible bidder Every offer
must be accompanied by written guaranty signed by one
responsible persons the effect that he they
derae that the bidder bidders WILL his their bid be
accepted, into obligation within five days after
OF notice. with good and sufficient sureties to fur
nj the iron proposed and no proposal VIII be con-
sidered, unless accompanied by such guaranty.
To be published week for tour weeks in the fol-
lowing papers, wit: Inteigencer, Washington, e.
Hartford Times Hartford Connecticut; Journal OF Com
merce, Evening Post, and Globe, New York Penusy
vanian and Keystone, at Philadelphia; Morning Post al
Ptsbug, Pennsy Sun, and Republican and Argus,
Baltimore Enquirer, Richmond, Virginia.
WIN. b. SCOTT, Navy Agent
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LAYING obtained the exclusive right for the sale OF
simpsons Justly celebrated cooking ranges, am now
prepared to put them at the Boston prices and war
ranied in all cases, if well used.
These constructed that. with the addition OF
hoar back the the kitchen be heated by
the fire that does the cooking or, if persons wish H.
from thirty fifty gallons OF hot all the time ready
for use.
Mr. Thomas Pursells Pennsylvania avenue; Dr. Thomas
p. Jones, patent agent, on street; Mr. kbbys on c
street. between Sd and ~ Streets and Mr. j. X Boyds
uphoserer the OF ith street and Pennsyvania
avenue all OF whom, am authorized to say, will show
them with pleasure.
Also, for SALE all kinds of stoves; among which are
Stewards cooking-sove for wood and coal, warranted
waite houses, NC.
House-spouting and roofing done the shortest notice.
VIII III. NARROWER,
Aug 30-eoitif 7th street, opposite Patriotic Bank.
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CARPET WAREHOUSE.

n CLAGETT IL co. have commenced receiving their
IL. supply of Competing for the approaching season. and
would take occasion say that although they have hereto
fore kept large and full assortment OF all kinds of carpet
ng yet they have determined this 10 keep much
larger stock of all qualities and Styles purchasing away,
from importers and manufacturers, well combining
large dr goods business with their carpet house They can
certainly sell all kinds of carpeting cheaper than even The
nortbe IN carpet All Competing sold by them warrant
ed as stated They have in store
30 pieces superiine ingram carpetngs
80 do fine do
% do common do low-proed
10 sets venetians, tyyilled and plain
10 pieces printed bookings
5 l2-l and lO4 do do crunlb-coths all In one piecs
With IA variety of rugs sairrods, Ne.
WIN receive next week large assortment Of
Administer carpeng, very rich
Tapestry Brussels do--new article
Brussels OF all qualities, some very low
3-py carpetngs, ingram, &c.
All of which win be offered at the lowest possible prices
Sept 3-6f ID. CLAGETT & Co
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HANp-LooM WEAVING IN PHrLApELPnlA.-Would that we
had manufactures among us, as in other cities W. ho
ca'e Tue eehoh oil our citizens to the of steam pow
er, and are giad to announce that the matter ia M
considered. Ii establishments flourish east !, th
eite we are at loss divine why they cannot be
profitable here, where the of living thira e
In the city oil fhiaaephia and vicinity there 1900 hand
weavers principally engaged limitations of Scotch ara
Carlisle goods, blue and white checks two three ana
four coored gnghams also, shawls of cotton and wooen
of various ooors and patterns. They are paid NV
the yard and earn from 90 cents to 50 day. They arc
likewise engaged stus of and woollen
The best paid workmen on plaid shawls.
The yarn for the weaving OF these fabrics is AWAY.
kept by the merchants The employer purchases them
and the people work in their houses The work
return the fabric OF Saturday night. and receive the
wages.
Two or three merchants Of enterprise in this city, by
doing the like here would give employment many males
and females In this vicinity and confer blessing upon
poor and lind II to the interest of their pockets
Detroit Free Press.
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Cot. MAY-We had the pleasure, few evenings ago,
OF brief with this celebrated officer who is at
present engaged in instucng cavalry the barracks in
Carlisle Tue pecuaes that strike the stranger upon
first audience with him. remarkably fine person tall
and well defined digned, yet easy and gentlemany
military bearing aud conversational powers of superior
order These characteristics, united with his well known
ohvao bravery, the of his unbounded popu-
larry not only the army but wherever he is He
has promised visit Chambersbug soon as his duties
viii permit, and we bespeak for him warm reception
feoni our citizens. -Chagpbcsbgg (Pa) Stnfine.
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THE LITERARY WORLD,
II ga zeiefOr authors, Readers, aud Publishers.

EDITED BY c. \. HOFFMAN.
zach NUMBER OF THIS ELEGANT WEEKLY enl-
IL braces twenyfour quarto pages, in handsome form,
convenient for bindings devoted principally critical
views OF publications, it'll Interesting and entertain
ing extracts notices OF the movements of historical and
literary societies, with general correspondence on matters
relating education, art and literature; and udicious
ectons from foreign journals of whatever is science
and letters together with weekly list of new books pub
sed in this country and abroad prepared in the fullest
manner Price So per annum.
Published weekly by Osgood Co., l36 Nassau ST., n Y.
Subscriptions received by
Aug l3-d3m VIM Q. FORCE.
CANVASSERS WANTED, apply to WIN @. FORCE,
or OSGOGD ~ CO., New York. The most liberal terms
will be allowed.
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A Card.
NEW WINE STORE, No IS CHESTNUT STREET.
IN JAMES BA.1E late of the firm of Gowen Jacobs " Co.,
respectfully announces that he has fitted up the No
IS Chestnut street, few doors below Third street, and
door above Congress Hall Hotel, north side, Wine
Store where he will keep weselected stock of the
approved varieties of wines, brandies queurs London
brown ont Scotch ale, and the finest brands of choice
cigars, &c.
Private gentlemen hotekeepers and others in the
try invited to call and examine his stock Sept.
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HERNEY'S Compendium of Ancient and Modern
N History, with questions for Schools and Academies,
second revised edition, lS47.
Also Kerney's Abrdgment of Murray's English Gram
and Exercises, with questions; and appendix
tanning rules and observations for writing with
and accuracy second edition, lS47.
For sale by f. TAYLOR.
And all other school books in in the District of Co.
umbia envrons selected with great the
.pective editions cach and the substantial qualify Of
their bindings, at the lowest prices in every case.
Sept 3
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By n. GREEN, .auctfoneer.


HORSES, COWS, OXEN, HAY, CORN, FARMING
IL UTENSILS &c, AT AUCTlON.--On Wednesday,
the 10Th instant, if airif not, the fair day shall
sell, the residence and farm of Robert Clark ESQ., in
Prince Georges county, Maryland about eight miles from
Washington, four miles from Bladensburg and near the
Adelpha Mills adjoining the farm of Mr.. Diggs very
extensive lot Of the above named. We enunerate in
part =
IL head OF horses among them span well matched
Is do OF COWS and calves
yoke of
wagons and harness
and horse-cart
carryall, nearly new, and harness. cart gear, NC.
family carriage and harness
buggy and harness
Ploughs harrows, cultivators, wheat FAM and corn
shelter
large lot of farming utensils in general
Also, 20 stacks OF prime timothy hay, corn fodder,
&c.
From 300 to 400 bbs corn, with other grain, tobac-
CO, &C.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a.
Terms: All of and under 80, cash over $50, a
credit of and months for notes bearing interest," salts
iactorily endorsed.
Sep S-eodNds A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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YANKEE IcE-TRADE.-New England ice is to be found
in every cline of the globe Iced champagne is
common in Calcutta Madras, Bombay, Manla and Can
One house in Boston sent l0I to Asia the past
year Boston boy has gone to Paris open mnt-juep
saloon There is said to be present either in Eng
land or France
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Ry n. GREEN, .9nctfOneer.
VALUABLE SERVANT GIRL AT PRIVATE SALE
am authorized TO SELL private sale, handsome
young mulao girl years Of age, slave for ile and sold
for no fault the owner having further for her Apply
10 A" GREEN,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
Concert Hail. Penn. avenue near Browns Hotel
Sen Scott q
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CARLTON HOUSE.

NE proprietor of this establishment begs leave to inform
i his friends and the public generally that his house
having been thoroughly repaired and considerably en-.
laged reopened Tor visitefs Monday, the 7th Of
June The whole of the ground floor has been included IN
the hotel and the house has been newly and elegantly fur
nished throughout.
The proprietor that in the Carlton will be found all
the and quiet of private house, together with the
living aud attendance of fashionable hotel, and soics
from patrons continuance Of the favors hitherto be-
slowed, pedging himself his utmost endeayors to
give general satisfaction. PRESTON H. HODGES.
Aup paw
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ny Il. W: DYER, .guc,toneer.

Nv II. w. DYER, .7ucttOneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GREENHOUSE SASH
IL PLANTS &C., ATAUCTION.-On Friday next, the
10Th instant, halEpas O'clock p. by virtue of a
deed of trust shall SELL at the residence of Mr. William
Bust his household and kitchen iunitlre consisting Of
Mahogany sideboard, cane-seat chairs
Mahogany dining table, clock
Carpets, bedsteads and bedding
Bureaus, washstand &c.
lot of kitchen furniture, cooking stove, &c, with
many other articles necessary to enumerate.
Immediately the sale of the above will be sold
100 greenhouse sash
large lot of plants, in pots, and in the ground
Wheelbarrows, cases for seed, &c.
Terms of sale, cash.
Sep. Sd r. W. DYER: Auctoneer.
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VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION!-Those who have
rolled themselves for the corps which am raising
requested report themselves the Rendezvous in Wash
ngon Saturday next to be mustered into the ser.
vice. that they may be rendezvoused at Fort McHenry for
instruction and those young who have made up their
minds to serve their country requested to come forward
and enrol themselves am leave for the seat
of the earliest practicable moment
SeptS f. b. ROBINSON, Captain.
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Look for &. ": I'hMfps's Cash Store.

FRESH CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS,
have s %aas Se% 1d s be
pieces Bonjean's black cloth
do Byiley's do
do Smon's do
10 do ow-priced English black, blue, and fancy
coors.
These goods much superior to anything have ever
had in store.
20 pieces plain, ribbed, and doeskin cassmcres of
Boniean's, Byilcys and Simonis make,
which cannot be exceed in this or any
other market
Is do new style French plaid cassimeres, some
thing entirely new
20 do fancy cassilneres, some fine and others low
priced
10 do rich black satin for vesting
2 do DeiInont black silk satin Tor vestng
20 do colored silk satin for vesting
AS have made arrangements with OF the best cut
make for this purchasers may depend on
their clothes being made in the best manner.
Also, have this day received
Gentemen's silk handkerchels, linencambric do
Gum suspenders, lambswoo and merino shirts and
drawers
Silk and lawn cravas kid, silk, and buck gloves
Cotton and silk umbrellas
And in fact every article used for gentlemen, of whom
only ask CALL -
Sep. S-diftf g. W. PHlLLlPS.
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NEW FALL GOODS such as blankets, CarpetiDHs OIL
IN cloths, worsed damasks, embroidered curtain
in waered moreens brocade damask gilt rods and
ments, white counerpanes furniture dimy sheet
ings linen sheengs, damask tabe-coths, and napkins,
huckabaeks, diapers, crash borered towels table da
pers table and piano covers bed ticking plowcase
NC, &c together with many other useful and des-
rabe articles, Just received and will be sold cheap by
Aug. % p II. HOOE IL co.
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ID. PAINE ~ CO. .

CONTRACTORS AND MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES
WE present the following magnificent scheme to the
w public and invite their particular attention to It, II
is the very lottery before offered considering the
price of tickets which is only 500. $4,000 capital prize
and the lowest theenumber ticket can draw is SlooO
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Class No As,
the superintendent oil State lottery commissioners.
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Georgetown College, ID. g.
TIME classical exercises of this college will be resumed
l. Wednesday, the 18th of September. The terms
ioows
Board tuition stationery washing and mendng linen and
stockings, medical aid and medicine per 500
For half boarders lbs
For day scholars 30
Graduation fees 8
All charges must be paid halfyeary in advance. No de-
duction will be made from quarter commenced. All let
business addressed to the president
must be post paid
THOMAS. f. MULLEDY,
Aug 3l--6t President.
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VITAsIIINGTON'S ACCOUNTS.-Fuc simile engraving,
w of the public accounts and personal expenditures Of
Gen Washington during the Revolutionary War; engraved
with entire accuracy of imitation from the originals in his
own handwriting file in the public archives, complete
in one volume octave, containing also much other
esting matter resolutions of Congress of that period
circular letter Washington the governors of the States
his farewell orders TO the armies OF the United States the
dresses including the funeral Grafton by Major Gen Lee
engraved portraits, busts, views OF Mount Vernon, &e
Price So. For sale by T. TAYLOR.
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The LATE CHARLES Matthew's ABHoRREycE OF TURTLE
soUP.-Among his little prandia peculiartes vehe-
ment objection mock-ture SOUP of some I'M
wholesome ingredient with which, he asserted, it was
usually thickened Once i met him at a party where
several servants in succession having offered him plate of
his "pet abhoence he length lost patience uttered an
angry No. tell your and petulantly tossing up his ell
bow the me upset portion of the rejected
pound upon his sleeve Next day again encountered him
dinner when he related what had occurred excaimng
81 am delighted beyond measure that my coat is spoiled
have locked it up wouldn't have it cleaned for twenty
pounds call tomorrow and I'll show you the sleeve it
stands of itself, stiff the of You wouldn't
believe when told you good authority that the
sold all their old parchments the pastry cooks make
some vilanous stuff called glaze geatine, in plain
English, glue out of which they manufacture Jelly, sell
II to our poisoning cooks, who put into their moc-tue
to make the Cruel thick and slab.' m have heard of
man eating his words" said James Smith, but if
statement be true, may unconscousy have eaten
us own aet and DEEDS He may he may ~ cried Mat.
news. Egad, my friend, thank you for the hint; it
explains all about my COMPOUNDED indigestion Doubtless
nave some other mans nil in my stomach which
renders ~ so insubordnae to my will myself love roast
PORK anu pumpuddng but this alien will transferred
from some awyers olhce TO my iniestnes will not allow
me TO digest mem You have heard the fellow w b ,
bad asthfa VINO exclaimed, If once can get This roubs
some breath out OF my body I'll good care that II
shall never get in again and may well saw the
of this parchment usuper, who has taken possession o
stomach. How he got there is the wonder for four vs,
have elapsed since swallowed gueI mean jelly or mot
turtle"
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Cert hcate of package of whoes, $50 do. do halves
$40 do. do. quarters S22 80; do do. eghhs SII 25
IN addition TO the above, we have tickets in each of the
aaily lotteries drawn in Baltimore Tickets, so IS
Also IN the daily Delaware lotteries Tickets 10 "a
All orders for tickets will have prompt and confidential
attention d. PAINE az co,
sept o-otsdS2c Alexandria, Virginia
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HATS.

HATS.
NEW YORK FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN lsH
IN STEW ENS'S (ate Fish's)
"a Gendcmens outfting store Browns Hotel
Sept T-6tif
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To Pursers and Surgeons OF the U. 3. Navy.
NHE subscribers have Just received from London (made
to order by of the first manuacurers) epauetes
for all grades, according the order of the Navy
Department. also shoulderstaps (which they offer at the
lowest possible prices for cash.
VIM II. SNT III Il Co,
Aug. 7-Im* No. Maiden La nc, New York.
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Wine store.
TOHN H. BUTHMANN, Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
u between Al and 9th Streets has received a lot Of
Superior Havana cigars, 'Silva" brand
Also, invoice of Claret in boxes and casks some oil
the very highest grade
Also, HautSauterne
An invoice OF Sherry and Madeira in casks
lot of fine Old Whskey
All ofwhich offered for SALE
L 3iif
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A GIVE SERyICE.-Havng been authorized by the
IA Secretary of War to raise company OF active young
operate against the guerlia those who
the service will have fair opportunity This
corps is designed operate between Vera Cruz and the
city of Mexico for the purpose ofkeepng open The base Of
the operations of General Scott, which will be active
service. Young from the surrounding country will
find this most exciting campaign and il they should feel
disposed the service by application at the rendez
in Washington they will be mustered into the service,
and instructed in the school of the soldier the squad and
company drill, which will render them tit for immediate
service on arriving at the seat of war.
E. b. ROBINSON, Captain.
Sept2 MAT Intel. please copy.]
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TOUSE Furnishing GoOfz.-We Will this day open
large of table diapers and napkins, 81
l04 and 1874 linen and sheetings furniture dmi
and curtain muslins
Also lot of patent nanneIs, warranted not to shrink
Also cases English ongcoth shirtings very cheap fine
Irish linens, NC. WALTER HARPER II co.
Sept 7-3tif Penn. av., between 9th and 10Th SITS
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MarshaPs Sale.
TN virtue Of writ of er acias, scire acias under the
lien law issued from the clerks office OF the dit
Of the District OF Columbia, for the county of Washington
and to directed shall expose to public sale, for ASH
Monday, the 18th day Of September the front OF
the courthouse door of said county the hour OF IL O'clock
No SIS. in the city OF Washington with the Improvements
thereon-being two-sory frame dwelling house, Ne,
seized and levied upon the property of John Ennis and
sold satisfy udicals No H. TO October 1916, in ia.
OF VI sses Ward against said John Ennis.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Aug. 16-dts Marshal of the District of Columbia.
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prize, each $4,000, 4 1000 SO 600, OOO 627SI66 go
70 prizes each 81 900, $500, 500, $500 44,O0
1870 do do of $3.50 $3.50
Tickets $I0-shares in proportion.
Certificate OF packages of wholes, Sl30 do. do halves
S65 do do quarters, S32b