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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-24
NURSERY

CLEARFIELD NURSERY .-ENCoUR
u AGE HOME INDUSTRY.-The undersigned
having established Nursery on the Pike, about
half way between Curwensville and Clearfeld
Booughs is prepared to furnish all kinds of Fruii
trees STANDARD and dwarf0 Evergreen. Shrub
bery, Grape Vines Gooseberry, Lawtcn Black
berry. Strawberry and Raspberry vines. Also.
Sibrian Crab trees Ounce and early Scarlet Rheu-
barb. &c. Orders promptly attended to- Address
Aug 81, 1864 j. d. WRIGHT, Curwensville,
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STEAM ENGiNES.-we have on sale One

.S,TEAM ENGiNES.-We have on sale One
- new Steam engine. IL inch diameter cylinder,
"a incR stroke fitted to rolled iron box bed plate,
with all useful modern improvements-wlth or
without boiler ALso-one new Portable Steam
Engine and boiler, inch cylinder, IL inch stroke,
made of the best material and most approved pat
tern ALso-one second-h hand Steam Engine. "a
inch diameter cylinder feet stroke. just repair
at very low figure MLANAHAN d STONE,
Dec. Is. Is65-Gt Hollidaysburg, Pa.
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NEW FlRM.-The undersigned have this day
~ formed a copartnership uuJer the firm name
of Irwin Hartsborn, for the transaction Of gen
eral merchandise and lumber business. A large
and we'll selected stock of goods has been added
to that already on hand at the corner store" in
Curwensville. where we are now prepared to show
customers a complete assortment, with prices as
low as the lowest The highest market rates paid
for lumber of all descriptions. The patronage Of
the public is respectfully solicited.
+ A IRWIN.
W H. HARTSHQRN.
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1,RRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who
\, suffered for years from Nervous Debility.
Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful
indjsereton. will for the sake of suffering human
itv. send free to all who need it, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by
VA ich he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit
BY the advertisers experience, can do so by ad-
dressing JOHN b oGDEN,
Ian 8 IS66-lY. No. IL Chambers St Ny.
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BY S. J. ROW. 7.

-1sH-ageueral variety, just received an and !; for
sale at ----- a.L AEkhhhI q 1..2- pio Len :.
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1IS,I Salt and plaster in large quantities
H MAR. %, 1851 J. ?. kRAThER.
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yITHISKERS! !WHISKERS.-Doyou you want
w Whiskers or Moustaches! Our drecian
coonnound will force them to grow on the smoth-
est face or chin, or hair on bald heads, In Six
Weeks. Price, S100- Sent by mail anywhere,
closely sealed, on receipt of price. Address,
WARNER & CO., Box 13S, Brooklin, N, York.
March 29th, 1865. -fEsr.
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rLOUR.-A large quantity Extra Family
fFFlour, in Barrels Sacks and Sacks for
s1.Is bv FEB. %. 1861 w. f. IRWIN.
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c,TRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Evety young
y lady and gentleman in the usited States can
hear something very much to their advantage by
turn mail free of charge,l by addressing the
Undersigned. Those having fears, of being ham
hnsged will oblige by not noticing this card. All
others will please address their obedient servant
WINGS THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
Ian :. Is66-Iy S3l Broadway. n Y ork.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
FIFTH DISPATCH.

News from Europe Over the Atlantic Cable
Compliment TO tho Work-The War In
Europs-A Treaty Of Peace bet " cen Aus
tria and Prussia-More Fighting, etc.
HEARr's CONTEXT. July 81, via AsPY BAY, 20
The London Times. Of the 9Th, says Of the tele.
and nations and they who have achieved It deserve
to be honored as bensfactors Of their race"
treaty ofpsaos has been signed between Prussia
and Austria.
A previous telegram says that Ave days armis.
tice between Austria and Prussia commenced on
the 23d inst.
There was more fighting on the 22d, the Aus.
trian claiming the victory.
The Earl Of SALISBURY bad protested, in the
House of Commons, against reform meetings.
In the discussion OF the tariff Sir John Parker
admitted that England was behind other nations.
In an engagement on the goth, of the island of
Lessia, the Austrians Claimed the victory. They
sunk the Italian iron-clads, running down one and
blowing up three.
STILL LATER.
Dispatch TO Presiden Johnson
HEARTS CoSrESr, July %.
To His Excellency President johnson,
Washington, D. @.
Sir The Atlantic cable was successfully COM
Pleted this morning. hope that 1t will prove
blessing to England and the United States, and In.
crease the intercourse between country and the
Eastern hemisphere. Yours, faithfully,
lsignedl CrRus W. FIELD.
REPLY OF THE PRESIDENT.
wAsiisGroS, July %.
TO Cyrus ", Field, Hearts Contend;
heartily congratulate you and trust that your
enterprise may prove as successful as your efforts
have been persevering. May tho cable under the
sea tend to promote harmony between the Republic
Of the West and the Governments Of the Eastern
Hemisphere. (signed)
ANDREW JOHNSON.
lsEcoSD DISPATCH.
Dispatch 10 Secretary Ssl1ard
HEARr's CosrEsr, July 20.
Hon. William H. Ss,edrd, Washington!
The telegraph cable has been successfully laid
between Ireland and Newfoundland. I remember
with gratitude your services In the Senate Of the
United States In the winter Of 1851 and rsaallsSt
With pleasure the speech you thea mads In favor
riasOa to regret what YOU hsys done 70 ..t.Sii,b
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

com eo%muniestion aero. the Atlantic d The sincere
Wsn Oh your friend, CrRUs W. FnLD.
tsscoSD psPArcn.I
hspfy@ Secretary Seward -hekaovisdg gmsnts and
Congratulations.
wAsHisaros. JuIy 1
eyrus w. Field, Heart's Cbsf.nf; ".'''S'
II the Atlantic oabis had not failed IN 1883 Bu.
ropsan States would not have been led, In 1881,
into the great error Of supposns that civil war in
or diyid. Iris Republic. Your sr.ss % ssbi.vswsD, ]
constitutes trust IN effective trssty Of Iatsrna.
(signsd) WILLIAr n. sxvAap.
DnrArcH TO TIE HONORARY pIRrcroRs:
rone Honorary Dfecors oe q. %tianifs Tsiyorrp, @
/ congratulate you on the snccsssfui complst,op
Of tslsgraphic communication between Ireland And
Nswioundland, and hope within two weeks from
this time that the cable lost last year will have
been recovered and . second line in operation
across the Atlantic. assure you that all on board
the telegraph feet will do ell that they can 10 so
oompisn the object. CYRus W. FIELD.
lDIsPArcH TO TIE ACTING DIRRcroRl
To tie Dfrecors Of the Hso York, Hs,qjoundiand and
London Telegraph Company:
We arrived thi. day. The cable has been laid
across the Atlantic and is In perfect working order
As soon As We have taken in coal ws shall proceed
to the spot where the cable was lost last year and
when received splice II with the cable on board the
9rsat Eastern and return to this place. Then the
Dredway will proceed 10 lay the cable across the
Gulf Of 81. Lawrence. cannot express TO You
how thankful feel that you Will now rsosiy. som.
return for the money that you have spent and The
time that you have devoted during the past half
year to connect BY telegraph our country With
treat Britain. CrRUs W. FIELD.
The following Is q list Of the directors Of the
New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph
Company
Peter Cooper, Cyrus W. Field, Mosss TAYLOR,
Marshall o. Roberts, and William q. Hunt. The
omcers Of the company are: Peter Cooper Presi,
dent Cyrus W. Field, Vice President; Moses Tsy,
lor, Treasurer; and Robert W. Lowber, Secretary,
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

uon Of visitors on the Let Of JULY sAd rsnsin open
until the last Of OCTOBER. fN-
Dr. Muttar. Professor OF Surgery in ths Jaa.r.o.
Medical College, Philadelphia from personal ob.spys-
uon and chemical analysis placed ihsse Springs as the
chronic or organic nature, W -
In visiting The sPrings persons will have an opperu-
renton, Bull Run, RApidAn, Orange Court Houss Cor
Virginia. ~ '' -
Good C0ashss connect with the trains Of tbs A,s..n
Visitors 10 the Springs.
grounds ie good order aud repair
Ths fotsl will accommodate 40 personsj besides
prsssly for families.
Terms Is 90 per day; liberal discount to persons
remaining month and longer Children and servants
half prioe. ECCRLsToN, BALDWIN 4 co.
is2S-M
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
From Charleston,

CHARLESTON, July 29.-The four prisoners sen.
fenced by military commission to be hung, and
reprievsd by the President. and whose attempted
liberation on writ Of habas corpus ocoasoned tho
recent conflict Of authority between Gen. Sicklss
and the United States District Court. were quietly
removed last night by steamer, under guard, from
Castle Pincknsy.
The military authorities refuse any information
concerning their whereabouts
The impression prevails that they were sent
north, cut of The jurisdiction Of tho court -"
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

BhIAnce, ,V5zz %
On motion Of Mr.. Murtagh, the music teacher,
Mr.. Daniel, was allowed to retain $50 for his
vices
Mr.. Tustin, from the special committee to In.
qure into the origin Of the article published In tho
New York Tribune relative to the change Of text-
books reported that the committee had asoertained
that no member Of the Board had given the infor-
nation, but the correspondent refused to tell who
gave him the information. The committee was
discharged from further consideration OF the same,
and the Board adjourned.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
l. CoxPrRoLLER or rHE CuHHksGr, wAsHHsross
Nay %, 1865.
Notice Il hereby given all persons who have claun
against "The Merchants National Bank Of washing.
ton D. O. tAai .hsy nnsl present The .Ane and male
legal psoof ihssof 70 JAAksC kKNklDY Receiver of
aid Bank, At Wellington. D. O., before the Ss,S
day OF August next v CLARKR
ay4 -ssasm Gsaptrolu ef Ne CsSssAsyl
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
i COLLEGE,


i COLLEGE,
NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH AND D STREETS,
lNTELLI0ENCER BUILDING,
10 one In Union Of Colleges extending TO the principal
cities Psrmansntly based upon the Just principle Of
Individual ownership Offers unsquslled advantages
rates much lower than can be Afforded BY any other
sPencsrian PsnmAnship taught In It's purity by Henry
spsnesr the celebrated author Of the "Bpenesrian
Key TO PenmAnship,"
Tho system Of Business Practice, Invented aud sue
essully taught by the proprietor will receive his sps.
esl attention. This is the most impoSent part Of the
Book .keePing Course. Here the student applies his
theoretical knowledge, and 10 prepared for the
minute details Of actual business The system 10 so
valuable that others using H.
instruction, adopted In all branches allows
the student 10 proceed rapidly as he chooses The
teacher 10 The only who needs 10 know the denesn-
ees Of any pupil Especially 10 this tho case during
the summer months. when schools usually have a small
attendance.
The public invited 10 call and examine the most
beautiful collection Of Psn.work exhibited In
Washington.
1slS.H prOpTislnT
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

A HANDSOME PREsENr.-On Friday even
ing ths oticsrs of the Eighth precinct, under Ser
Esant Miistsad, pressntad that officer with an sls
giant horse carriage, and harness. The Prsssnta
ton on the part Of the patrolmen was made by
0fhoer spragus, and responded to by the Sergeant
In very pleasing address.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

AccIDESr.-On Friday evening little boy
named Comfort Whittlsssy, about seven years Of
sgs, fell from the second story window Of his
fathers house. on Ninth street, near T. and had bis
skull badly fractured, II 10 feared hs will not n.
cover,
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

HoRRrsLK MURpER.-About seven o'clock
on Friday evening . most shocking murder was
committed in Pisostavay Prince George county,
Nd, about sixteen miles from this city, the victim
being Mr. Charles Csmsnts, who reside. on Eleventh
who Ia In partnsrship with NJ. J. II. Murphy as
butchers, was IN The nsighborhood Of Piscatsway
purchasing cattle, About sundown, after having
made several purchases be stopped at little store
in the yillas: kept y . man named Harris, where
II vas found 70 b mot rips and Mr.. O. asked the
boy IN the store 10 give him another. The boy re-
fused 70 give smother. Mr.. Clements said the bar.
gain was II the melon was not good smother would
bs given. The boy denied this, and some words
snsusd, whom the boy drew pistol and fred at
M. Clements, the BAH passing through his heart,
killing him instantly. A boy who was In the en-
ploy Of Msssrs. Clements Murphy, and who 90
oompsnisd Mr.. Clements, immsdiatsly came 70 the
city, and brought the sad intelligence, whom sew.
ersl friends went down and brought up the body.
Mr.. Clements was most sstimabls oitissn and .
very quiet and psaosable man. He was about
forty years Of ags, and leaves widow and two
children We have not heard II the murderer has
been arrested.
SUDDEN DEArH.--About IL o'clock on Fri
day night, . man named Thomas Chosssm was
found dead In his room at the Woodbine
house, st the corner Of Four-snd.a.half and Q
streets. The coroner was notified, and held
IN iuQuest. from Sno 0vluonoo ~ eppeerou tnet
the deceased was . native Of Hungary, but has
been In this country for some time. He was en-.
ploysd - . clerk 70 Paymsster James Fulton,
United States navy, and hsd been stepping at the
Woodbins about four weeks. Deceased had been
Of the day before he died. About Q O'Clock In the
evening he dressed himself and went out, but 70.
turned In short time and was helped up stairs by
. servant, who remained with him for some time
The servant had 10 30 down stais about half.past
Chssssm dead. The jury rendered verdict that
the deceased came to his death from congestion Of
the brain. The body was taken In charge BY Mr..
Fulton and buried By DR.. Soollay.
WARRINGTON WEArHER.-The following is
the record Of the Thermometer at Thompson's Owen
House ysstsrday: Q 10. m.,7sj 13m soi Q p. N, sS
GEoRGErowN WHoIEsALE MARKErs.-Flo
Family 1S.sos$15. 50; extra 11.75s$13; super 1cs
410.50 Whsat-rsd 315s1360; white 1. 2.50a$3.76
Corn-whits 1.l0a4l.l1; yellow 200. Oats 65a60c
Hay-bslsd 2oae3l. Lumber-whits pine oulliugs
PER N 50. sostssi do. eslsots -, 6oaSe6i do do.
- and g. 7oa$T5 shingles, No. I, heart cypress
14a$l7i do white pine, sa$l0; laths, 46oa$5i ysl.
low pine joists and scsntliug, 25ae35; spruce do
do. H.5oa$35i yellow pine dressed flooring, 40a
s46.
Dawson's Rsrtilissn-Fins ground bonss,, $40;
bone mari, $45; fertili.er, $45; Eureka sup phos.
phate Of lime, $50; Goes sup. phosphate Of lime,
$50; Pacific gusno, Se6-ail 1000 lbs. to ton.
A. Bedford, n. T.. July ls, sr,rHls FRnsoH, aged
4
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
INSURANCE COMPANIEs.
FXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE COM.
1I PANY.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE COM.
5hflrAL.. 5hflrAL...................s.....,ooo FANNY. Am NM
rs,. S,fIS. ": iso b:csis.;. Il
FSp's Is.. ss H.. s''''' in Port aud other
suasss EAhHTs siusRs44. Il hHHSas.
w1InS StHSrc hTrchss,
WILLIAh TERDoN
9usTAvI RRYNAUD,
Ramsay CROOKS,
JOSEPH B. YOUNG,
CHARLES g. PELL,
JOHN 8. WARD.
ROBERT sCHELL,
JAMES L. MORGAN,
JOHN i LESSiSGwkLL,
b WESLEY,
, asssr SfSf1H LEsTs. I; ssTTssOAAH'
sAsTsL "a .,m NJ CRAFT; sss, - .
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. los BROADWAY, New YnAx.
CASH cAPITAL,-....,,,,,oN ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
AsssfS JANUARY, lsdS S....,,........s .si s4S, 4ss
This Company insurss At customary rates Of pre-.
MUM, against all MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS on CARGO or FREIGHT; also against loss or
damage BY FIRE
IL PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD, LOSSES WILL
BR PAID IN GOLD.
The assured receive 70 per cent Of the net profits
wnhou' ineurring any liability or, In lieu thereof, At
'heir option, liberal discount upon the premium
All losses equtably adj Jus.ed aud promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January Is, lsds,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
JAMES LoRIMER aRAHAM, PteAdsat
ROBERT Y. O. GRAHAM, Vice President
JAMES LoRIhRR GRAHAM, Jr., ID Vice Pres.
HENRY II. PORTER, Secretary.
CHARLES KING, Agent,
Room No. I, Washington Building,
leI-y Cor. Fenpsylvanis av. and seventh street
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q ii A f f Ell n & IS
~ CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM SALOON,
No. 800 Elsvsnth street,
Between street and hAssaehusstts avenue,
m

Mr.. JOSEPH H. sHARPIRLD having retired from
business, the undsrsgnsd would respectfully inform
his late eustomers and the public that having Tor
years Assoeatsd with him In business a the old stand
superior article Of
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
equal In quality to that furnished BY Mr. shsed and
which has been fully By the best families
Of Washington and 0sorgstown.
They Asf call from all In want Of anything In their
line assuring them that nothing will be wanting which
will tend to crafty the wants o. their eustomsrs
Very rsspsetfuly,
j. 4. sHAvPIRLD Co,
No. 800 Eleventh street,
Between K street and Massachusetts, avenue,
Jels' SIN Washington, d. @.
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GALES OF QUARTERMA STEERS
- STORES AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT, GIKsBORO,
QuARrERNAsrEk GENERALS OPFIcs,l
FIRsr DIVISION.

ouARrERxAsrER GExxRAL's oprIos,l
wAsHIsoroH, D. c., July II. isSS.
BY order Of the Qusrtsrmassr General there Nill be
reetion Of Captain 6sorss T. Browning, A. a. N. on
THURSDAY, August ., 1866, the following described
lot Of auartermsstsr's s stores, viz;
l0O,cords wood, 2j whits wash bru,b.
t2'ooo iest oak and ash ss, water buckets.
am, wIish,'s stun picks, and psuiiS.,
o,ooo ieet matched noor- 2grindstones,
lOo zee. light SASH fssl ss%.,sr sss,
Shy ten, glazed, face, ,(newD
1900 feet assorted lumber, 90 ladders,
1850 feet square timber. 80 hrs. hooks.
.tsS, ,UD Dy .ut y s.,,, SPas.is5& a.1s. 'ealo'.
80 army wagons, counter scales,
l dead horse wagon, blocks, aud falls,
water wagon, iron, o. iron bedstsAds,
hose carriages and so blankets.
reels, About 10000 pounds grain
l2 sets harness, -four sacks,
% sets harness, (Ambu. but little used, '''
laneel set mathematical In
Is sets cart harness, arumsnts,
20 riding saddles, bn- l spirit-lsysl apa tri.
suny combs. and I.arvsyor,. compass.
dSsookins stoves, About 5000 fssi gun hose.
% he heating .s'. stoves , g.Sd AZ ias6, (nsvJ
bricks, Se., for rles com piets,
cook stoves. lnswl 1900 feet gam hose, !. ~.
mating, ward. sles parily Worn
robes, eupboards, 100 brass cock. sa.is
letter presses, valves de vofn
ALSO, % HORSES.
Together with large quantity Of other property no.
above enumerated.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and continue
from day 10 day until all 10 sold.
Purchasers must remove their stores within ave @l
days from date Of sale
Terms: Cash In Govern men funds
boat for Gitsburo will leave the Sixth street whsrf
every hour during days Of sale
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig. Gen U. s. A., In charge
Jyls-tAu2 First Division, q II. q, o.
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
~ THE BENEFIT OF

II
~ THE BENEPIr OF
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NATIONAL ORPHANS HOME FUND,
under the auspees Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union
Washington, D. O., at Grover . Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August O. 1886.
~ 900 tickets will be sold at q each-75 900
presents awarded valued at ESQ t25 600 Of the
prons to be given to the Soldiers and Sailors National
orphans Home fuud, ", 800 to the Washington Male
and Female Orphan the balance after dsdueug
expenses to be paid the Treasurer Of the ana
Sailors Union Of Washington, d. G,
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

OIL O II H I n q.
STRANGE METAMORPHOsE.
Sure Bridgsts me wife; and sss she tine dear Teddy
Yer the Joy Of me life aud love yer already;
Bat much harder I'd love you from yer head to ysrtoss
You swsis rurtls.dovs you. II ysr'd get some new
clothes. -
90 wut down the sthrsts, Just 10 hunt up sthors,
whin who should mate but Timothy Moore:
"Yor clothes m frsttisg. Tim, where shall gof"
"why TEE BEST ysr'n be getting d Smith Brothers
Co."
II 10 sivinti sthrats, number four sixthy -four;
Aad for mighty few grssnbaeks got whole suit,
With none Of yer sean -eraeksand handsome to boot
I hsvnt been dhrinking, but faix must laugh
HA, ha, an thinking OF me fooled betther half,
A. walked In me house, In Smith Brothers suit;
sss "kiss me, svsts mouse ser she "0st out, yer
base bruts'
She didn't know from Adam. 10 ksps up the Joke
sss "hs dear madam poor heart you have broks;"
Thin she whaeksd me . scoring across me pug nose,
Out the blood came pouring and ran down to me toes.
"oeh, Biddy, how sruai i,s ,s- own Teddy yer'vs
pounded,
Ne niee elothins swsts Jewell ysrsif has sonfouudsd
II ysr'd enjoy mstamorphoss there's but one plan
knoto- " =
Get suit Of nice clothes At Smith Brothers I Co.
SMITH BROS / CO..
hERCHAHr rAILoRs,
AND pyALHRsH
0RHTs' 1URNIsHINa GOODS,
OAK HALL,
46t Seventh street.
Just received tho largest and hnest stock Of PIECE
GOODS offered In the city Of Washington. Having
secured the best artists In the city prepared
make up In the Finest Style and d lower prices than
any other establishments
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
DY j. G. MCGUIRE 4 co
ID AUCTIONEERS


TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE COTTAGE sIfIs CON.
TI0Uous TO THB CITY, ON The HIGH GROUNDS
BETWEEN KALORAMA AND MERIDIAN HILL,
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of August, at clock, p.
land known as the WIDOWS Mite subdiyidsd in
nine cottage sites Of about four acres each
This land Is situated the high grounds northwest
OF and contiguous to the city aud Is Of the most
beautiful locations In this vicinity for cottage residsncs
commanding asi does extensive view OF Washington
and the surrounding country, and is Il easy approach,
direct through from Connecticut avenue, and adoins
the valuable place Of Mr. Little and is In itself vsluA
bic consequence OF the prospect either OF KaoramA
or Meridian Hill being selected to build the summer
residence for the being between these sites
and also proposed to construct Passenger railroad
out Connecticut avenue to the boundary There is also
quarry Of stone on the place to which purchaser win
be privileged to get the from gratis for the foam
datons Of any buildings they may desire to erect on
these sites.
Pas Of the property may be seen at the auction room
Of J; G MeGuire 4 Co., where the property may ba
purchased at private sale.
Terms: One half cash residue q, la and IS months
With interest," for notes secured the property Sold
Conveyaneing at purchasers cost
wM. NoURSE, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.,
jy3-d Auctionesrs