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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-02-19

WILLIAM BORMAN, PROPRIETOR.
A GOOD HOTEL having been established in
Il Centralia, the proprietor would announce
to the travelling public that he is prepared to
accommodate them in style not inferior to
any other house in the county. The location
is pleasant and healthy, and those living On the
west side of the River will find it to their adj
vantage to put up at the Centrafa House.
Boarding by the dav or week on reasonable
terms.
Good Stabling i. one Of tn. merits Of this
house.
rent-a3i, Pee 10 1882 7-1v
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-02-19
FOR SALEI

A LARGE, commodious house for Tavern
II Stand, with / / acres Of land, pleasantly To-
Gated in the village Of Westtield Marquette
Co., VIA
Also, Farm Ave miles sou h-west of West
field, containing $50 scres-SO acres under
good improvements, with good leg house and
well.
Also, 50 acres Of land two miles south ives.
of " estfeld
For particulars enquire Of ---~- e.
J. WOOD. Grand Rapids =
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Grand Rapids House

WE. S. MILLER, pRoprieter.
DEING located in the business part of town,
ID having been thoroughly furnished, this spa
cious and corIlnodious house is now well calcu-
lated to give full satisfaction to guests. No
expense or pains will be spared to make this
House comfortable home to weary travellers.
4 large and finished Stable is attached
ST STAGES leave this Hotel for New Lisbon,
Kilbourn and Stevens Point.
Grand Rapids, Dec. 5, 1857. I-1v
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PA TES OF Il DVERTISJNT
Twelve lines OF less isa Snuare.A

Twelve lines OF less is Square.)
One Square three Insertions 80 81 so
One Square three months, - 90
One Square six months, s. 90
One Square one year, 90
One fourth column .hree months, 6 90
One fourth column six months, 10 90
One fourth column one year. Is 90
One half column six months, - Is 90
One half column ons year, = 25 90
One column six months, 25 90
One column one year, 40 90
OBITUARY NOTIFIES per advertising rates.
CARDS in Business Directory, not exceeding
six lines $ per year.--asz=-z.
EsTFAY NOTICES, 81, 80 for one animal. and q
cents for each additional one-paid in advance.
TRANSIENT ADVERTISING payasle in advance
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS paid for wien Aida
Wits are given. ,.- -sz
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-02-19
Fur Caps and Gloves.

ouch as Beaver, Otter, &C., of different
~ styles and good assortment Of Gents
Buckskin Gauntlet>, half Gauntlets, Fancy Nit
tens, and Drivers Gloves. These goods have
been bought at auction, and will be sold very
cheap We ask call J. HOMER.
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sHARPsTEIN l. LATHROP.
LIST OF LETTER

LIST OF LETTERS
D EMAINING in the Post Office at Grand
IL Rapids, for the half Quarter ending Febru-
airy 18th, 1859.
andre, VIM Jr Nussey, Celestial
Brown, Geo McAuley, Mark
Blanchard, Augustine Aehan, James
Blanchard, T T March, George
Blackmer, Lewis Noble, Edward
Babcock, w Poust, Davis
Bennett, Thomas VIM Pengslly, Mrs II E
Bennett, Miss Maria Parker, Mrs Amelia Il
Clark, Alex B Rogers, Peter
Chapel, Chester 3 Rein, Daniel 2
Cashier Bank North Sto~ell, Chas
America Stilson, VIM
Dayton, Wn Schenk, Ulrick
Furber Fl 8 Snyder, Mrs Martha
Ford, Ira Taylor, Alex A
Farr 0 S Turner, Luther "
Gibbs, VIM Warner Austin
Gilmore, Wellson Webster, Orson
Gillett, Mrs Wealthy A Williams, Richard
Handin LIP FOREIGN LETTERS,
Hyde, Mrs Vim Beeno, Francis
Hare, John Bibsix Joseph
Hainy, John Choninard, Cahxte
Johnson, Durmunt, jules
Keeber, Chas F Dufort Louis
Kramrechfeld, Albert Geauthier, Naricisse
Letendre James Hurtean, Gilbert
Louuin, Joaquin Jiquire, Joseph
Leayine, John Joyal, Alexandra -.
Lauura, James Laurance, Simeon
Liphu, Jake Lambert, Henry
Mann, Hosea Povfarie, Henry
Moffat, T. G
Persons calling for any Of the above Letters
will please say Advertised"
LENUEL KRONER, r "
Grand Rapids February 1sth. 1880.
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= A' ". w III II,
Successor to 4. J. White 4 Co.

No. 10 Coartlandt Street, New York.
Dir. Aorses Indian Root Pills are sold bv
benchley Philleo, Grand Rapids, and by all
dealers in Medicines
Agents wanted Ill every town, village and
hamlet in the land. Parties desiring the agea-
cy will address above for terms
Price 25 cents per box, FIVE boxes will be
sent on receipt of 81, postage paid.
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DIED.,

On the 5th instsnt, CAROLINE, Oldest daug hter
Of c. and Catharine DIckas, aged years and Il
DAYS.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
her parents corner street and Mary land ave-
nue., on tomorrow, w ednesday, > at 10 O'clock.
At O'Clock this morning, 18th instant, of CON-
sumption, Miss EMMA WANNALL, aged eigh-
teen wears, daughter of William Wannall.
The funeral will take plaoe to- morrow afternoon,
18th instant, at o'clock, from the residence of her
uncle, Chas. P. Wannal, Esq, corner of New York
avenue and 9th st.
Yesterday morning, JOHN DAVIES aged eigh-
ten years, son of Mrs. Ann f.. Dawes
The friends of the family will attend the funeral
services this afternoon O'Clock, at the residence
of John Knowles, grandfather of the deceased, on
18th street, between N and o SITS.
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SHAKE AND BURN! Shake and Burn Shake and
Bnrn II his is the life of agony endured Inv the
sGnsr.r from Fever and Ague. He wanders i ks an
uncertain shadow, never knowing what moment
ne may bs Frustrated, and therefore disIncned to
give any serious attention to bu .iuess He ia A
are worn out IN administering to his wants This
T. !he condition of thousands town and country.
" Is no exasgeIation 10 say that Fever and me
II 70 moro people than any twenty other dIspa.es n
A. For &sure aud speedy cure of this terri
DIV IN we take great Measure in recommend
ing Ut Host sttot's stomach Bittsrs, which ave
alreadv achieved a wide reputation for rapid and
Ifiui cnecs IN rehovaing the system Frustrated
orywhere. e' 90 g y, S' =
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Baltimore MaYket..

BALTIMORE, Sept. o-Flour closed dull and
generally UNCHANGED; Howard street apd Ohio at
IS I9H. Wheat closed quiet and steady; slles OF
1870 bushels white Sl.l5al 40; red al O5asI rs.
Corn closed quiet; white and yellow 7sasOc. Pro-
visions closed steady; bacon sides "a ALEC; mess
pork Sl5al5 25; prime Sl3 Lard Quiet al II "a
llHc. Whisky closed quiet at d &c
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Political Disturbance.

LEAvENwoRTH: Sept 5.-A collision between
The democrats and republicans occurred on >atnr-
day night. The republicans Were holding a
meeting at the Intersection Of two streets when
democratic torch-light procession attempted 20
pass through and general melee ensued One
affair is much regretted
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AUCTION sAIN.
THIS AFTERNooN& To-MoRRoW:

by VIRTUE OF TWO SEVERAL wRITS
the District sSS t. Sl sSa
sa sad tss ss f ma
Wa Msr a., ON WEDSES DAY, the 7tn day of Ssptsm-
He.Ss and lh .ss csIt. .na essRs
reats thousand Blckh zen Pefches Of Rock,
IGonas MSSonsy, to salts ' judgments in favor of
Sc 5-2t. !. III. HIi.T0N. Constable.
TRrsTEE'S SALE OF vALUARL REAI.
o,,lt s, ppsnBy rittue or Decree OF the Ciro1it
AZ Enn,ty county, sitting as Court
GIh s2Tn ard other. are Compartments. saa
subscTSar as Tfusi Lee S Wi s Are the
M ss6Ss9nE tine .ts S SH che 6s
thst trsct Of valuable Res state OF hieh The ists
sinns o.s Ra&1s asd ssa
Tins Farm is situated in B!sdensburs District in
WsshII ston city; District Of Coumb's ard withiI
Depot OF the Baltimore and Washin gton abroad,
aaobS ms The ards Of ths late Thomas w Cum
on It's ehtre northwestern line by the public
Ioh leatins 20 Washington: its eastern boundary
ITS mi distsnas aong wnleh might ae maize foI
valuable meadow.
This farm. having been rented for several years,
does not now show TO that ADVANTAGE and exhlb
that degree OF cultivation which the character OF
te sol sno us great su scepIhllty 10 improvement
prising man but the land is we'll adapted 10 the
growth of corn. wheat, tobacco. O. and under the
made most valuable farm for 81 raj md MAJ
ket purposes and at the same time furnish beau
try noted for health and beauty with Quick and
faolltes Tor travelling and tran porting produce a.
Mashlngton and Baltimore, this farm possesses
The improvements consist Of a large new Frame
Dwelling house with never failing spring of pure
wate- within one hundred yards of the door a log
house, nearly new, neatly constructed, and .uif
ciently large for aR Overseer's house. or laborins
shed Attached of5 OF two Tery small Ponses nu,
particularly remembered, and good-sizsd orcha, d
Thefo is ON the paoe an sbnndaps ee Of wood and
timber. such oak and chestnut, and there are
several springs OF excellent water spersed over
field.
Tire farm will be divided and sold IN lots of about
MY acres each, or sold IN one tract the trustee
may deem most advantageous on the ia, of sale
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree,
to BE- paid in cash the day of sale or on the day
OF the ratification thereof by the Court; the residus
70 be Psid In equal instalnents OF I, 2 aud years
ierred by the purchaser. The whole purchase money
20 bear interest from the day of sale until paid and
the purchaser or purchasers. with surety to be ap
proved by the Trustee On payment of the whole
Client decd, executed and acknosie dyed agresaIly
10 Is W. Shall convey TO the purchaser hasers
property 70 hin her, them sold. Free cit ar, and
discharged of all claims of the parties to the cause
throueh tn m The cost Of conTeysncing to be al a,
the expense OF the purchaser purchasers
Persons desiring 70 purchase will please exam
uethe property for themselves. Any information
wanted, IN references to the same, will be cheerful,
given by Mr.. Mcdaniel, who Inv in the log house
b, Nj Charlss D gees who lives near by or by The
| SUBSCRIBE, at Upper Ms,I.orough, Md.
auSlaSep.256s ~
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Municipal Election in Kau.a.

=, LEAVENwoRrH, Sept. 6-Our municipal cleo
ton passed of quietly. Denman (Dem D In snn-
posed to be reelecte' Mavor by a small ma TO- fty
The Republicans gained largely over the last
election, and probably have a small majority in
the city councils and small offices
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MINIS DRESS SUITE,
YoUTHs' Dksss SUITs, '''
CEILpRRN's DRESS SuIrs ~''s'

NOAH WALKER & Co, Marble HsiI CIotaTng
store, Browns Hotel Building, would res pectfulIy
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing Is now ready for inspection II
is c"inprlsad Of an assortment of Gentlemcn's and
Ou.hs Clothing of the newest and richest desiK IS
IA seterial, Trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy. in
artlcIsS q dress, An opportunity is
udsred tor selecting from tie most attractive stool
iuoed prices. apa'Iy
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NaW YarE NIaKkafx

NEW YORK. Sept 6-Flour is heavy; State s4a
$50; Ohio 81 .sOa5 Is; Southern 81 s5a5 WE,
Is heavy; southern red 81 "a; mixed 81 20 Com
is quiet; mixed s0asIc yellow SIC Pork is quiei:
mess SlJ; prime STOPS. Lard is steady at 10 allie
Whisky closed firm at 26xc
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Financial.

NEw York, Sept, 6.-Stocks are higher and
active. Chicago and Rock Island 69S; Illinois
Central shares 6s; do. bonds s.; Michigan South
ern 24x; New York Central 7s \; Penn Coal Co.
81; Va. Us 95 Mo. 6's S. 4; u. s. SIS of 1874 1924
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OFHORSES. MILES
- BUGGY. CART. WAGONS, AHD HARNESS, Al
ATGcTioS.-On FRIDAY, the 9th Instant. | shall
.sll, az ths late residence of Enos L.. Berkley de-
ce3sed at u o'c clock ~. on south q, between 18th
and 18TH streets east, the following goods
HORSE, Mare and Colt, Mules. Buggy, Cart
WAGONS, lot Harnoss, Riding Saddle Wheel
barrow, &c. &c.
Terms: An sums Of s25 and under, cash; over
Is, credit of4 and months for notes saisfacto-
IIlJ endorsed, bearing interest.
o. WILLIAM DIX ON, Executor.
s MI
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NoTIcE-DIsTkrcI OF COLUMBIA ApyKryrs--
MIS-sr TO sKINszRrKD IN THH BALTIMORE Sun
ASE RkcEIvEo AT AND FORWARDED pRon Isr
STAR ovrTcE.
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Death of Ex-Goyernor WaIlac.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 5.-Ex-Governor Wallace
one Of our oldest inhabitants, and lately Judge OF
the Court Of Common Pleas, died Of apople Nv Last
night.
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se3


Il CftEe Circuit Court for Prince Georges county
Ann Eliza Brent and Henry Warinr Brent vs.. Mary
trustees, will expose TO public sale, on THURS,
DAY, the sth day of September next at ii O'Clock
m, II falr If not the next fair day thereafter at
the premises. that tract or parcel of Land of which
ne died selzed and Possessed called Friend
lately knowl as ''BrentvIlls" Containing abrn.
three hundred and fifty acres
This property - InOAt pleasantly and ADVANTAGE
Susiy located being within quarter of a mile of
Scagg Crossing on the Baltimore and Wa hing
ton Railroa Ia place for landing and RECEIVING
paEsenge:s E, freight, ac.-within two "a lies OF KEt,
vllle, and the same distance from the Mari land
AGRICULTURAL College. IN a region of country re
mar kahy healthy, Astounding IN excellent soci aty
Is admirably adapted TO the gro Nth of w heat Com
and tobacco; has large a pie and peach q cbsrd
Oi most 81 lect frult and young growth a consider
tered. ~ - o-i wa
The improvements consist OF a commodiops frame
Dwelling, ana every desirable buIding-nearly All
of which have been Crocted bat a few wears mas
and are in the best repair F'
The soIl Is of hne texture, naturally fertile pro-
uuces good crops and, at an uncomfortable OUTLAY
might be rendered most valuable aud pr,,ducfiva
IL is within twenty minutes ride of Washington
city, by r7lrCa1 aud, regarding the advautags as il
Possesses In relation To location, ptibi ity Of
Improvement, &c, y sfrons recommends Itself to
hrst rate iarn, and would suit person engaged in
business In Washington or Baltimore cities.
The r Terms OF sale; as escribod by the decree,
To be psid Ia cash the day of sale or the ratics
ton thereof by the Court and the residue in eoHaI
lnstaiments, ~ two. four and SIX years. to he Sc
cured by the bonds or notes of the purchaser with
security to he approved by the undeE gned, and
bearing In crest from the day of sale
On the payment of the pnrcha' money the prop
PIE c .G.MAGktbER, Trustees.
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Two Persons Drowned.

WOODS HOLE, Sept. 5-John and Andrew.
sons OF Reuben Small, were drowned In waquoit
Bay last Saturday. Their ages were Q and %
years. Both bodies Were recovered
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Ry A. GREEN. Auetionner

EXECUTQR'S SALE OF CORN, IRISH Axr
a. SWEET POTAfoEs, AND CABBAGE, all. .fROw
ING IN THE FICLD.D FARMING UTENSILS &c AT Ave
rI0N On MEDNESDAY,t the I4th il slant, / shall
cell at u clock m At the farm Of tho lac Enos
b.rkley, IN Prince q Orgss county, Md, about ii 4
miles rom Washington on the Marlborough road
near the Long Old Field
Abont acres Of Corn, PATCHES of Irish and Swee,
Potatoes, and Cabbage, all growing i'm the field
&c, dc. " "
Terms: SIS and under, cash over s25. a credi,
OF and months, for notes satisfactorily enoor scj
bearing interest.
se67t SREF s:N4ec Cue.
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fosrPoSED-in consequence Of the heavy rain
OF yesterday, the National Guard concluded to
postpone their picnic. Due notice will be given
81 the day appointed. We have understood tina
the early part Of next week has been partially de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-06

A GRAND Picnic will be given at the new
Catholic Church, in Prince Georges county
about fifteen miles from this city on the Noting
ham road. on Thureday next, which our citizen
are invited to attend
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By J. C. MCGUIRE CO, Auct,oneers

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auct,onesrs.
EURNl1UREAND EFFECTS OF A FANI
i LYREMOyING FROM THE CIrY-On THJRS
IA Naf MoKKNiNG, September 9th, at 10 O'Clock, at
opposite franklin Square, we sha sell The Fprni
consisting Of - 40 o'' '''' e'''
Mahoga3y Hair Spring seat Sofa ecker and Par
Tor Chairs, ~ "
Mahogany Card and other Tables,
Gin frame Mirrors, French Engravipgs.
Bfdsteads, Bureaus, W assistants, Toilet Sets,
Carpets. Oi cloth, Rug Mating
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Lounge
China, Glass. and Crockerv Ware
CnokIng Stove Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum a
credit u ~ and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
BE cd J. G.. MCGUIRE r. CO. Aucts
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ARE TOU READY for the ladies' excursion to Gly-
mont, tomorrow, for the benefit Of the Ebenezer
Church, Navy Yard, Remember, the boat starts
early In the morning, ''l'I -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-06

CENTRE MARKKr-The market opened tbi
morning with fair attendance of dealers of ho,
classes and the supply fully up to the averag,
notwithstanding the unfavOrable indications
the weather last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-06

BEAR IN MIND the Sabbath Sahoal excursion O,
,ne Fletcher and Providence Chapels, tomorrow
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M ARAyILIA
MAhAyILLAi
MARAVILLA! MAkAvILLA
MARAvILLAm
The most wonderful preparation known
For Destroying DGHdruF;

tbrbg Badness:
RslteJlHg Six Headache;
PrsrentinE tre Hair from Fdl!inF Oxt;
and Producing Glossy ('HrES
Sold by all respectable DruggistsanJ Fancy Coode
Dealers, and BY the Projectors. Price 50 cents
CHARLES ERNEST X Co, So Maiden Lane, N,Y,
at will accomplish ali that il claimed for IT. and
no one neoj lear or mourn the loss of hair il they
will Use Your MaravIa"
je3-Sm J. Nj. BRADsrRRRr. 26 broadway, N. Y
SANPoRD's LIVER Inv GoRAroR-Who that ia
tOp Died with any OF thos sas reOabie comp aints
SUCH as JauEilcc, Dyspepsia, or Liver diseases of
these nnseeniy vlsIiatlons: We feel that We ara
dong our Invalid readers an invaluable service if
we can induce them to get hottie of DIR. Sandfords
afisoTetor, and take a., for we known from per-
soaai experience that 1t Of the greatest rem
tdes Tor general debility, md consequent Inactive
bodily powers, ever before used. Its action is SO
perfect and lmplete to give relief the first time
taken, and II II does to others il has to u.s. half
bottle will be all that Is needed. We known Of
nothing we can recommend with such confidence
as 8 family medicine, as the Invigorator.
au S-2w,r
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ANOTHER STEuBzS FEsrIvAL.-Bv reference "a
the advertisement elsewhere, 1t will be seen that
another festival for the benefit of the Steubep
monument fund is to be given at Arlington. AS
the proposed monument to Steuben for the cree
non OF which this fund goes, is TO be located in
ana interest In contributing his quota to the patri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-06

NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-The
y Potomac Steamboat Company. ~~
10 addition To the semi weekly trips ekN
OF their steamer Powhatan to
folk, Offer the public Of Washing ton and vicinity an
opportunity Of enjoying trap on the beautiful Po-
daily during the hot weather.
To parties of three more excursion tickets will
be issued al one dollar sD each for Glymont vith
privilege OF remaining there al night and eturnina
next day; also for AZ us Greek, At two dollar
with privilege OF remaining one two days
The angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
other small fsh being abundant also, fine shootsns
game being plentiful.
places.
Bosts iesve foot OF 9Th street at s< q. m. end s,<
p. m. Returning, 2h p. IN. and 81 a. m ".
For further lnformatIon inc uire az the Com pspvs
once: NJ Ss3 Pennglyanis avenue, next door 70
Ticket Agent Potomso Steamboat Compsny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-06

CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON Quar-
suit. 'o' "
sss-dt JAS. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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VIVIAN IN GEoRs ErowN. - Notwitbstandin,
the rain last night, Wyman had a crowded bouss
This and Tomorrow nights will he his last :,
Yard ars To be amused VIZ 4'"'
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BY &c. MCGUIRE 8 co. -Auctloneer,.

by J. C. MCGUIRE & co. Auc;loneer..
VERY DESIR ABLE AND NEARLY NEW
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE IN THE FIRST WspD
AT PUBLIC AUCT onion WEDNESDAY Az
TER NOON, September 18th, at s1s O'clock on The
premises. we shil sell without reserve Handsome
three -ttory brick dwelling house with back build
lnE, s'uaied on the south side of G street north he
tween 18th and 9TH OTIS west, co tanning m an
nine rooms, with gas fixtures and modern nm prove
ments throughout
The House is built in the very best manner. land
somely finished throughout, and is very desirable
a residence.
Terms: Ona- fourth cash; the resk.ne in G. 19snd
IS months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
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MARSHAL'S SALE-in virtue OF a writ of
WI 6erl facas issued from the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county of Washing ton and to me directed, 4 will
expose To public SALE for cash, front of the Court
House door of said county, on THURSDAY. the
18th day of September next, a5a, at u O'Clock m
the following described property, to wiz. viz; All
the south part Of Lot No. Is, in Square No s1S'
fronting 81 feet on LIST street west, between Perce
street and north M street and running back the
whole depth OF said lot Ito feet with md
singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property of Ebeneza Rodhird
and will be sold 10 satisfy Judicial No So To Ooto,
Der term las, In favor of Corneia Wittensur sur
vivOr OF Charles Frankenbsrger a CO.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
au z3-dts for the District Of Columbia.
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ErTHR srAR PuBLIsBEs r,lR LISTS on Lrrfrps
RzNAISISs IN THE WAsHINs roN CRY Posr OyyIcu
uSoEa THz PRovrsIoSs OF rnR Law DIRECTING
THEn TO Bx PRINTED ~ THE NRwsPAPKR HAVING
TIE LAESE~T CIRCULATION WITHIN rHx DELIVERY
90 TIE oFvIcE. ITs TOTAL DAILY crRcuI A rroS Ia
NoRs rHAN DOUBLE That or ANT oTHzR DAILY
PAINTED IN rKx DIsTRIcT or CoLgAsIA
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BY BONTZ & COOMBS. Auctjonse,.

- by BONTZ COOMBS, Auctioneers
IAESlHABLE DWELLING HOUSE AT PUI-
= Lie AgCTI9N.-On MONDAY, the 5th Septen,-
SSs sell SlSes F M n front Of the premises
improvements, which consist OF a handsome and
dsaIable Dwelling house, containing 9 weil-ar-
Ihe above property is eligibly located on Nj. be-
Tween syn anc sth streets, and offers ADVANTAGES 10
Investment. Title perfect ~ ~ P'ono''
Terms: One third cash the balance in 6, u, and
of sale. i"'e'o s' "ohi 'hs uaJ
deed given and deed Of trust taken. The con-
'o &c 81 ~ the e3 penss OF the purchaser a.
suN INIT BONTZ d COOMBS, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
DNESOA next, the It'll instant, at the same
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PERSONAL.
NOTICE.

ID NOTICE.
1eAN Away from the subscriber, on the 18th of
July, without cause or provocation, CATHARINE
BRA NlGAN, an lndentured apprentice girl. This
is TO forewarn ali persons from harboring her, un-
dor penalty Of the law.
Sc 5-Sts JOHN C.. SHAFER