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DY w. B0TELER, Auctioneer,
ID Ne, $50 ID street. between 10th and llth
TEN. VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS

-. AT AUCTION. -
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April TO- ct s
O'Clock, shall sell. the premises, ten valuable
Building Lots, being Lots No. 8, 9, IL, rs, 10,
%, 2I and q, In Square No. 500, fronting respec
lively on north III street and street, between Id
and Sd streets west.
These lots front the residence Of General Grant,
building purposes.
!, Terms One third cash; and the residue in
months secured by lien on the property; notes to
Conveyancing and stamps at the cost Of purchs-
ser.
NH sd CIV. BOTKLER, Auct.
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STRAJGE, BUT TRUE--That corns, bunicns
bad nails, etc, can be removed without main
To be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms
424 rem. av., between X and 9th streets
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1T IS A REMARKABLE FACT, that for sixteen
dollars you can purchase an Atwood Scotch
Cassimere Gentlemen's Suit (complete) of
George G.. HenniDg, corner of Seventh strset
and Maryland Avenue, Island)
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DIV. L. WALL & co. Auctisneers.

BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. sittn g as Court of Equiv
passed in a cause of Hunting and others " John
May and others. No. TO- upon the docket of said
Court the subscriber, as Trustee, will offer at
public sale, on MONDAY, the iUtu day of A pril at
the hour of clock in the afternoon, all that part
OF Lot No IL situated in Square Ne 25 in the city
of Washington. beginning at the northwest corner
OF said Lot, thence running south 81 feet aud 8
inches, more or less, then east % feet, then north
81 teet and inches more or less, to street, then
with the line of street % feet TO the beginning
with the frame building pom the same
Terms OF sale: One third cash: the balance of
the purchase money to be paid in six and twelve
months from the day of sale, with interest, the
purchaser giving his notes for the deferred paw
ments with security to be approved by the Trustee
or the whole purchase money may lie pail on the
day Of sale, on the ratification there. by the
Court On the payment Of the whole purchase
money, the Trustee will convey to the purch aser
at his cost, the property to him sold free, clear
and discharged of all claim of the parties 10 the
caEse. X. p. JACKSON, Trustee
ap3 W. L. WALL 4 co Aucts
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A NOBLE LIFE BY the author OF John ii ALL
"A fax; I vol. Wives and Daughters, BY mrs.
Gsskell. Guy Deverell; novel Hail Million
Life in China; vo,s, The Bolton Estate By An
w. ~, 'V'''p' rRANGK TAYLORI
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
" De. 326 corner 18th and d streeta north
HOTEL FURNITURE OF THE ARLINGTON
HOUSE, ON THE CORNER OF PENNSYL
KAkIA AKENnR n n
RF W. L. WALL & CO., Auotioneers.

BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the
blstrict OF Columbia: ting as Court OF Equity
passed In cause of Ellis VS.. Callahan and others
No. 554 upon the docket of said court the subscri
Der as trustee, will offer at public sale, on FRI
IN a. & ,1sii u"y VI n at tne noIr Oh CLOCK
lao froHtng IL feet ard inches on the north side
oil street, and running back the same width to
the depth of the Lot, with the two story Frame
Building upon u e same.
Terms of sale One third cash; the balance of the
purchase money to be paid in 6 and IL months from
re day of sale with interest the purchaser giving
his notes for the deferred payments with security
to be approved by the trustee, or the whole pur-
chase money may be paid on the day Of sale. On
the payment of the whole purchase money, the
trustee will convex TO the purchaser, at his cost
the property to him SOLD free, clear ged
OF all claim Of the parties to the cause.
Y p. JACKSON. Trustee.
apS- W. l.. WALL 4 co Ancfs
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CITY ITEMS.

PICK Poe SITS. The gent who picked =
pocket last night of u Wallet containing 40
checks. payable 10 order, one of 1855 G3 the 9TH
er Of Slo0 is hereby notified that payment has
been stopped on the same. The Wallet con
tanned nothing, except $50 in money, that can
he OF the least value to other parties, while To
TIE owner its loss viii he quite an in con We
nienCe. BY leaving this Wallet at the S az.
ONCE, the present holder will be suitably re-
warded and no questions asked.
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JEwFTRY.-EyeTy lady and gentleman in
want of beautiful styles of Sleeve buttons
new and beautiful styles to choose fro for
only one Dollar, at Prigg's Dollar Jeweirv
Store, No. AIS Pa. ave. third door from AZ 81
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SPECIALITY.-PaperC Collars. made by Lock-
WOOD, Gray, GOldSmith and others. You can
save from 10 TO % per cent. by buying eff Geo. G..
Benning, corner Of Maryland avenue and 7th
rect. IA
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EZ-MAYoR SEAToN.-We are glad TO state
that Gel. W. W. Seaton has improved consider
ably In health during the last few days, so
much so that yesterday be was able 70 walk
about bis room for several hours.
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GEORCET4WN
by JAS. c. nceUzEE & CO., Aastionssrs.

PY JAS. c. ncGUzEE & CO., Austionesrs.
STOCK SALE
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April ID At IS
o clock, Ct the auction rooms, we shall SELL
Quarterly Stock
ly30CoI poratien of Washington Six Der cent.
Semi annual Steck
$50 Corporation of W Washington Five Per cent.
Quarterly Stock
zoo Washington and Georgetogp Eailroad
Coupon Bonds
1000 Virginia State Stock
2,Oe0 Tennessee State Stock
100 North Carolina State Stock
], 900 Missouri State Stock
lO0 shares National press and Transporta-
tion Company
600 First Mortgage Manassas Gap Railroad
Bonds, five years interest
90 United States Five-twenty Bonds.
WILL BE ADDED
5000 Merchants National Bank Of Washington
City Stock.
Terms cash.
NH q dts J. C. McGTIREek co lAurta
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. SD ~ GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucss.
RT D. L. WELLS CO.. AuctiOnssr.. :

We will sell at Public Auction. on the premises,
en- WEDNESDAY,. April 9Th. at 10 O'Clock q. m !,
AZ tne residence Of gentleman declining house
keeping all that lot ef furniture contained in the
mouse 4s2) en- 9th street, near Il, uprising
Axtra nice Brussels, Ingram and, Three ply Car
Tete O. Tete Sofas, 0ttemans, whst-nots
Black Walnut Spring bottom Chairs
Mantel Ornaments, Pictures, Marble top Tables
Bedstesds. Bedding, Beds. Mattresses
bureaus, straw Mating, Lounges, eidebosrds
Mahogany tables. esH la
Also, a lot Of Croekery, Chinaware, and q gene
raj variety Of Household apd Kitchen u srnfturs.
APP ID. l.. WELLS a CO., Aucts.
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10y G. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer,
II $40 street, between 10th and lIlh sts

TWO BRICK DWELLING HOUSES ON 10TH
TI6N. $500 n- . ANoh' Al A00-
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 4th at
o clock, shall sell, the premises, part of Lot
No. 9, IN Square 323, together with the improve
ments thereon CONSISTING Of two substantial three
story brlck dwelling houses, each containing 10
rooms. with back buildings, and embracing all the
modern conveniences.
These desirable dwellings each front 20 feet So
inches on 18th street. between north G and ID ats .
disputAble.
Terms: One-half cash: residue on a credit of
and II months, notsso bear interest satisfactorily
secured
ConveyanciRg and stamps at purchasers cost.
m 29d g. w BOTELER, JR, Auct
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DLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING.

ARTHUR SHEPHERD, (Agent,)
Having estabiis ed the above named business at
No. 402 d street, between 9th and eth streets, is
prepared to contract for work In either branch of
the above named trades Personal attention given,
and all work done warranted TO compare favorably
with any performed from any similar establish
ment in the city, beth in point of workmanship and
low prices.
Give me q call before going elsewhere.
m Sl-6t ID STREET, NEAR SEVENTH.
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PAINFUL ACCIDEST.-Last night, a colored
woman named IIlly Baker, was very badly
burned by the Upsetting OF a coal oil lamp upon
her ~ house in the alley between Sd and *
streets Her recovery was regarded as very
doubtful.
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by d. L. WELLS & CO., AuctiOneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED CORNER PROPER
TY AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
We VIII sell q PUBLIC auction, on the premises,
on III URSDAY, April 5th, at O'Clock D. m, Lot
I, in Square III, fronting 50 feet street, and 75
feet on 18th street west, improved by two story
Frame House of eight rooms, and now rented at
sac per month, and known az "The Peoples Bake
~ q well established stand. in the basement OF
which Is q fine Bake Oven, which cost $500.
trust. "
,Conveyancing, deed and stamps at cost of pur.
chaser. = 80
500 down when knocked off,
Title good. D. l.. WELLS & Co,
ap2-T AuctiaOaars
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

By virtue eff decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columpte, sitting Court OF Equity,
passed in a cause of Huntington and others VS. no.
May and others, No. ~ upon the docket OF cid
Court, the subscriber. as Trustee, will offer nj
public sale, on SATURDAY the I4th day of April,
a the hour eff O'Clock in the afternoon, part of
Lot No Al. ia Old Georgetown, beginning on the
west side OF Market Spice, at the END of liz fess
from the corner of Bridge street and MARI It pa g,
ard running with the line of Market Space south
81 feet and inches to Market alley, then west With
the line Of said alley 76 feet and in hes to the di
vision line of lots numbered 20 and Al, then with
SAID division line north to the end of liz feet from
Bridge street. and thence to the beginning, with
tne bflck Warehouse upon tbs same.
Terms of sale: One third cash; the balance of the
purchase money TO be paid in and IL months from
the day OF sale with interest the purchaser giving
to be approved by the trustee; or the whole pur
chase money may be paid the day of sale, or the
ratification thereof by the Court. On the payment
of the whole purchase money, the trustee VIII con
yey TO the purchas al his cost the property him
sold. free clear, and discharged of all claim tothe
parties to the cause.
z p. JACKSON. Trustee.
ap3 THOS, BOWLING, Auct.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetionsers.
FURNITURE OF PHILApELPBIA Housx
CORNER OF eTH AND ID STREETS NORTH,
ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Ar PUB.

O'Clock a. m, we shall sell, on the premises ths
following Furniture, viz:
One Parlor Suite, consisting Of Plush Tets- tets
Side and other Chairs
Marble TOP Centre Tables and Brussels Okrps.s
and Mantel Mirrors
Thirty rooms Of Chamber Furniture u.
Consisting Of Cottage Sets, Wardrobee
Wsshrtsnds and Carpets, Mstfresscs, Bed Linen
Dining room, Consisting Of Tables, Chairs, and :,
large lot Of Crockery, &C, Cooking Stoves
Utensils, and Kitchen Requisites.
And all other Fursiture appertainiHs in kespinf
NH Sd GREEN A WILLIAMS. A.o.,
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pr JAS. o. MCGUIRE 8 co., Aootioaesr,.

SALE OF BOOKS AT THE AUCTION ROOMS
Ocmmencing MONDAY EvEHING Anil sfs
st "a o'clock, and continuing next evening, san
The collection is misce,,spson.- .r,h,.,,,
Books common 70 be found in the Hbrsry OF Al ss
yeri comni,er, and ecclssiastic, together with
In the collection Wilt be found a oourIete s~te
G .s ekAroES STATE PkFERs.
Also, enc Of FORCES ARCHIVES. as Tar
Terms cash
ape linsl JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO., kuct.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

IVA FAIR.-The ladies of GEORGETOWN ARC
US holding Fair at New Market q ali to pur.
chase . library for the public schools. A very
handsome display of fancy and useful articles ia Of
fered those who will aid this lauaable undertaking.
The Fair will continue throughout this week.
NOTICE. The copartnership heretofore exist.
l. ing between +. M. Lazenby and III w Beye-
ridge. under the name and style of F. 81 LAZEN-
BY CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted to the abeve- named firm Are
requested to settle, without delay, with r. M
LAZENBY. who will continue the business at the
old stand. " ~
r. M. LAZENBY
M. W. BEVERIDGE.
Georgetown. d. c., March 81, 1866 ap 2-sts :
ROB RENT-0n the lst of priI the WHARF.
Il OFF1CE, and APPURTENANCES ON Water
street, between Congress and Jefferson streets,
now upied by ]. @. Hieston & Co . as a Goal
Yard. Apply to Mrs. j. q. MYERS, No. 10 ist st :,
OeorgetoWn. nh T-2wf
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ELECTION or DIEECT0Es-Yesterda after
noon. the annual election for directors OF the
Washington Library was held AT the library
building, on IIth street, which resulted In the
election of the fOllowing;-Jas. +. Halliday,
W. q Force, Lewis Clephane, w. l. Nichol-
son, Alexander X. Shepherd, ]. b. Keasbey,
VIM. Thompson
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by Al. X. WALSH q CO, Auctieneer,.
ID No. 2ej Pa. av., corner 10th street
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.
" No. 326, corner of 18th and b sfreets

ID No. 326, corner Of 9TH and b streets.
IXCELLENT SALE OF ROSEWOOD CASE
PlANO, PARLUR SUITES, FRENCH PLATE
mdkRORss DAMASk LACE CURTAINS,
BRUSSELS CARPETS, HANDSOME Wal
NUT CHAMBER SETS, &C., Ar PUBLIC
On WEDNESDAY,, the lth dsy Of Anril q, N
O'Clock q. En-, We shall sell. at the Residence OF
Nj: Nuremberg, No. $50 street, between 9th and
10th streets, opposite Sc. Pstricks Church, . fne
assortment OF Household Goods, viz:
One Rosewood case Piano, Cover and Stool
One Parlor Suite, consisting OF velvet covered ss
fas, Easy and Side Chairs
Handsome French Plate Mirrer
Marble-top Centre Tables and Ornaments
Handsome pamask Lace and other Curtains
nlne English Tapestry Carpets
Maln1t Bedstesds, Marble top Dressing Bureaus
walnut Wardrobes, Chairs and Tables
E1ne Curled- hair Spring and other Mattresses
Zine Feather Pillows, Belsters, and Beds
Blankets Comforts, Sheets, and Bed Linen
Mahogany Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus, Wash
stands, Wardrobes and Tebles =
Hail OIL Cloths, Hat Rack, and Chairs
embroidered Gttomans and Oil Paintings
Ihree-ply Ingram and Brussels Carpets
mahogany sideboards and Cutlery
YAK EEtesssiuA Table and Dining Chairs
Lounges, Window Shades, and Rocking Chairs
Table Crockery and Glassware
Cooking Stoves and Utensils
Psrlor, Chamber, and other Stoves
Lot OF Kitchen Requisites -
And many other articles, which we deem uneoes-
sary TO epumerate. t
m3l-d GREEN A WILLIAMS lurss
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STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Yesterday negro went
into the store of Mr. Lewis, on ID street, be-
tween 18th and 13h, carrying two odd shoes,
both fine sewed CATERS. Mr.. Lewis Questioned
htm about the shoes, and the negro dropped
them and left. The shoes were turned over to
the Second Ward police TO be identified. 1t is
supposed that the shoes were stolen from the
door OF some store.
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GRAND MISUNDERSTANDING GER Camp
bell, of the Second Ward, arrested a negro
named Toney Jackson, for the larceny of 81,
the property of Joseph Jones, an old worthy
colored man, who had unfortunately exposed
his money before Jackson. Jones is employed
in 4 grocery store corner of 18th and l. streets,
and waited on Jackson. who made purchase
Jones laid his pocket book and money on the
counter. Jackson Immediately took IL and
slipped away. Upon searching for the money
IT was found concealed in a stove-pipe hole In
the counter after paying for something TO
drink. Justice Clayton sent him to Jail for
court.
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AUCTION SALES.

RYH. II. CLARK, Auetioreer,
- ST2 Pa. av., adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.
Sale OF Gold and Silver Watches, Photograph
Albums. TOO dor IA Ia. le CUTLERY, Envsiopes
ara Paper, Hosie.y, solp, Perfansry, and Fancy
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SUPPOSED INFANTICIDE-Yes terday after
noon, some boys playing about the sewer cor
neT Of 18th and streets, found In the sewer the
body Of a perfectly developed infant How
long IL had been in the sewer could not be as
certained. The police of the Second Ward took
the body 70 the station house, and notified the
coroner, but no inquest has yet been held. 1t
Is supposed that the child was born alive, and
placed in the sewer TO become food for rats.
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EOR SALE-A DRUG STORE, which is doing
Il profitable business. Price 81 800. Address or
call at the store, corner 9th street and Mass ave-
nue.. for particulars.
IN Soft JOS L. BOGAN
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GRAND GIFT CARNIyAL.--Washing Thea
ire Will be the scene of an unique entertain
ment tomorrow, "wednesday evening bein z
the grand gift carnival OF Norwood, the Fa-
kir," and originator OF gift exhibitions. No
Jevelry given away-all useful presents.
Among other prizes. live pig-just for the fun
of IL
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RY NAGLE CO., Auct1eneers
~ Saies.reoms No. 261 Penpsylvanie avenue.
cerner of llth street.
. maggie %. Will give their personal attention 20
the sale OF Real tate and ousehold Furniture at
the residence OF Amilies declining hoIsekeeping
Also. to the ss:es Of stocks Of Groceries and Mer-
chandise OF every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness. &c. dec l.iy
A 7 PRIVATE SALE-ROUND HOUSE HO-
"A TEL, situated on the Lessburg Pike, ~ miles
from Alex andris, and 21S miles from Washington
The Hotel Is in excellent order, and contains ten
tl0) rooms and kitchen. Twenty acres of good land
attached 30 same. The property will be sold low
the proprietor is going North
NH . NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers.
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EOR RENT-Three- story BRICK DWELLING
Il 251 Virginia avenue, between 10th ana nth
streets, containing rooms. Rent so per month.
Also for rent, STORE 275 Pa. avenue. Rent $40
month M A..
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Sale OF Cold and Silver Watches, Photograph
Albums, 100 dor "a Tale Cutlery, Envsiopes
aro Psper, Hosiey, Solp, Perfunery, and Fancy
RI GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON sKvBNTH
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 9th instant, at s D m, we
shall sell front of the premises Lot r. In Witber-
ger subdivision OF Square No AL, having Is feet
mont, by rs ffet deep, TO fine alley.
Terms ORe half cash; balance in and II mon rs,
secured by q deed Of trust on the premises
All nyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
$50 down when sold.
sp 3.eo&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Ne. $40 corner 7th and streets north.
HOTEL FURNITURE OF THE ARLINGTON
HOUSE, ON THE CORNER OF PENNSYL.
EANIA AVENUE AND AZ STkEEr, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock
q. m, we shall sell, on the premises, Twenty FIVE
Rooms Of Furniture, consisting of Parlor Furui-
ture, forty five sets of Bed Furniture of every
style and Quality, Brussels, Three ply, Ingram,
and other Carpets, Blankets, Comforts, Shseis,
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Feather Pillows. Boil
ster and Beds. Extension Tables, Oak Cane seat
Chains, Crockery, Glass and other Ware, Cooking,
Range, + arlor and Chamber Stoves; also, Bar and
Ear Fixtures, &c. &c, and many other articles,
which we deem unnecessary to enumerste.
APP SEQ GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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pr THOs. BOWLING, Auct.i Georgetown.

M. THOMPSON, CompIt's Solicitor
NH II eokds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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FOR SALE-A two-story BRICK HOUSE, sit
4 usted on Fayette street, between LIST ad I'd,
Georgetown; six good rooms and cellar A pump
OF COED water on premises. A store adjoining lot,
80 feet front, 125 feet deep. Apply No So Fayette
street, between LIST and %, m 9O-Sts
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EOR SALE-Some of the mos. desirable PRO-
l. PERTf ever offered in Washing ton CT for lots
Ter residences or bust ness pa- ,o- Square 3y5,
on 9Th, 10th, and II SITS. "a and many lets on
Grant street, which street through the center
OF the square, from 9th to 10th street west. For
particulars inquire at Office, 40 St bet Sth
and 9th sts., back OF the Patent Office, at and
O'Clock 2. M. All cOnveyancing and stamps at the
cost of the purchaser
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Rf THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

~ THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, April s, 1850, at s O'Clock D. m, L
Will SELL in front Of the premises, part Of let No.
l23, fronting 26 feet Beall street betweea Mont
somery and Rock streets, and running back 10
Feet. The Improvements COM list of a good Frame
Dwelling House, containing I'VE rooms
Terms: One half cash balance in Elk and twelve
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
chaser.
m sd THos. BOWLING, Auct.
Rf al. X. WALSH CO., Auctieneers,
II No. 2e5 Pa. ay., corner 10th street
Sales every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
EkDAf MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, Of Furniture
Dry Goods. Clothing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, &e
Sales EVERY EVENING, az O'Clock. O, can
tons, &c. NV
Outdoor sales attended to on reasonable term,
Consignments solicited
m 25-2w NIX. WALSH CO., Auets.
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nah ss.tf JAS. TowLEs, Property Agent.

kOk SALE The. commodieus and extensive
HOUSE and GROUNDS loe sted at the north
east corner of North Capitol and Boundary Streets
lately the residence Of Charles ]. Uhlman The
property is H6.6 feet on North Capitol street aud
LIZ feet on Boundary street, with large brick weIl-
Ing house and outhou SEES, and has extensive wine
cellars Of a costly character. Terms easy Apply
TO Mrs. NINA UHLMAN, on the premises, or to
FRED. ". JONES, Attorney at-Law, 5th street,
between ID and Il SITS - mn 20 eo2w
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-02-22

and we will blot out our iniquities,
that they be remembered no more
against us. 81
33. Samuel sang.
81. And all the people stood aghast
that Samuel should praise the Presi-
dent. Nevertheless, he bowed down
and worshiped him, and even Samuel
supported the hem of Andrews man
tie. In all humility did Samuel bow
down unto Andrew,
80. Saying, peradvcnture 1 may
be able to blind the eyes of the people
and conceal my former treason.
&c. / can then say to the Union
men, Lo, am not l as loyal as you
yourselves are ?
81. And straightway he praised the
President, saying all manner of pleas
ant things.
38. And the people clapped their
hands and the Butternuts cried Amen.
And they said,
80. Verify Samuel is a willy man
and full of guile. He may yet be able
to carry us all over the " slough of
Despond."
40. Howbeit, the spirit of Treason
waXed warm III the bosom of Samuel
He could not forbear to express it.
Al. For 10, in his last issue, h
shouted Justify for Breckenridge anC
Johnson, and johnson and Brecken
ridge. First for a traitor, then for
Patriot, and then for q traitor, unit
all parties are astounded.
~. But when they had approaches
nearer, they saw it was another as
wrapt in the skin of lion, and lC
behold his ears
43. And the people laughed bu
the Butternuts smote their breasts
while the wise men marveled anC
said, "What manner of fool is this ?
IIillsboro, Feb. II, 1866.