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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-03

Some years ago the manager offs 'well-reg'ila-
ted theatre somewhere along the lineiof the Eric
Canal. engaged a good looking and brisk young
lady as a supernumerlry. II happened that the
young lady in question had formerly oficiated in
some capacity as a hand on a canal boat, fact
that she was anxious to eonce.I. She eYinced
much anxiety TO master the details Of the newly
chosen profession, and exhibited more th IN
ordinary degree Of comic talent. She was duly
promoted; and in time become a general favorite
with both manager and public.
One night she was annouced 20 appear in a favor
lie part. couple Of boa.msn found their way
into the pitt near the foot- ghts. particularly
ious to see the now famous commedienne. The
house was crowded and after the subsistence of the
general applause which greeted her appearance,
one of the boatmen slapped his companion on the
shoulder, and with an emphatic expletive, excaim-
ed loud enough to be heard over half the house:
Bill, / kaow that gall"
'Pshaw,' said Bl, dry up
Bet I'm id II | don't now, Bel. It's Sal
Flukins, as sure as you're born. Shes old Flu
kids daughter that used to the Injured Polly,
and she used to sail with him.
.Tom,' said Bill. you're a fool. and if you don't
stop your Internal clack, you'll get put out. Sal
Flukius. You know sight If you think That's
herr
Tom was silenced, but not convinced. He
watched the actress in all her motions, with intense
interest. and ere long broke out again:
II tellye, Bill, that's her-I know her too well"
Bill, who was good deal interested in the play.
was out Of all patience at this persistent Interrupt
iiou on the part of Tom lie gave him tremen-
dous nudge in the ribs with bis elbow, as an en-
phatic hint 10 keep quist.
Tom, without nnding the admontion. said:
You Just wa;t--Illfx her. Keep your eye
me-
Sure enough. he did fl her. Watching his op-
por.unty when the actress was:.deeply absorbed in
her part, he sang out with voice which rang out
through the galleries:
Low Bridge"
From the force of habit, the actress instantly
and voluntarily ducked her head 10 avoid the
ticipated collision. Down came the house with
perfect thunder of applause at this palpabie hit,'
high aboye which Toms voice could be heard, ss
be returned Bills punch IN the ribs with interest
'D;dut I tell YOU. old boy, knowd her. You
. lliL'. TOOL me-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-03
RAILROADS.
PITTSBURGH, FIT WaVDe and Chicago
TRAINS CLING WEST.

On and after Nov To- 1861 trains will leave Stations
Tally. sundays excepted follows: Train leaving Chi
cage at $50 2. M, leaves daily.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-03
Adams Fall.

A flvorite temperance lecturer down South
used to relate the following anecdote to illustrate
the bal example in the form ,tion Of habits runous
in their effect
Adam and Mary his wife were very good mem
oors CT the church; good sort OF folks any way,
quite industrious and thriving in the world.
Whenever the minister called to make Mary
visit, which WAS often, she contriyei to have a
glass Of teddy made, aud the minister never re-
fused TO imjibc.
After = white Adm 90. to following the min
lister 20 such extent that he became a drunkard
drank up everything he had and all he could
get. Mary and Adam became very poor in conse-
euence of his following the minister's example so
closely but the minister continued still TO get his
glass oft diy. Oae day ne called in and told
Mary he WAS going away FOR a veek-shouli re-
turn on Fridly-lui hndei her a book contain
ing the catechism. and told her when he returned
he should expect her to answer the questions
Mary said YES, and laid awiy the book carefully
Bet Mary, ike a good mlny others. forgot it
til the very FRIDAY the good minister to return
"What shall dol" said she, the minister will
be here TO-DAY, and havn't looked in the book he
gyve me, how can answer the questionsf''
81 can tell yOn," said Adam; give me a quar-
Ter, and let me 90 over TO Smiths and get some
good rum. AMI you answer him with glass OF
toddy."
Mary took the advice. gave Adam a quarter
and a Jug and off he started Aher getting his
taste the rum. One taste f0ll0wed another. until
he tumbled over pile of rocks. and broke the jug
and lost tia run. Alan managed to stagger
home.
Soon as he got into the house Mary asked very
anxiousiy for the
Poor Adam managed to simmer out that he
stumbled over pile o. rocks. and broke the jug
and spilled the
Mary was in a fix-Adam irunk-.he minister
coming-rum gone-and the questions unl, ned
But here comes the minister! 1t won't do for the
man OF 6 ID 20 see Adam drunk. 50 she for want Of
better place 10 hide him put him under the bed
By the time be was fairly under. in the min
ister After sitting a few moments, he asked
Mary il she could answer the question, "H0w did
Adam falll''
Mary turned her head first one way, and then the
ether. and finally stammered ont:
He fell over pile of rocks"
IL was now the minister's turn to look blank. but
he vsntured another question. "Where did be
hide himself after the fall1'
Mary looked at the minister, then at the bed,
but fnall she spoke out with;
"Under the bed. sir. There, Adam, you nav
come out; he knows all about it."
The good minister retired-not even waiting for
bis glass Of todiy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-03
THE REPUBLICAN,
TO THE BABY.


Funny thing baby is,
Curious little creature;
Funny Is its little pLiz,
C0Enie every feature.
Helpless thing baby is;
Tiny hands uplifting
Ger the troubled tide of life
Into which is drifting.
Mystery baby is
Memories Of heaven
Still must hover in the soul
Such short time given.
Solemn thing baby il,
Since il must inherit
All the loss and gain OF life,
All the sin and merit.
Funny. helpless, mystic. sad
Let me tell you. Freddy.
ualfthe good and sweet OF life
Is the getting ready.
Yours she su1shine-take il all,
While you're weak and tiny,
By-and bT the days that como
May not be no shiny.
tExlmiaer AMI Chronicle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-03

Some OF the young gentlemen who are given to
promenading with ladies', now wear strip Of stesl
stitched in the outer seam of heirpantaloons from
the knee down. This prevents entirely the excor-
iation Of the skin from the friction of the ladies'
hoops. Without such protection, walk of a mile
or two, arm in arm, is sufficient 70 establish q raw
on the masculine climb"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-03

in T. $ Currency. thus yielding in interest Of TWELVE
PER CENT. IN GOLD, of SEVENTEEN FER CENT
~ CURRENCY at thu present rate Of premium gold
Most DESIRABLE INVESTMENT ever offered.
IMMENSE TRAcTs of MINING and AGsIcULrURAL
LANDS; SIXTY CENT. of PoRr DUEs, lMPosTs.
and TAIEs, in the States of TAMauLiPAs and SAN
LUIS PorosI; and the PILGHrED FAITH of the said
States and the GENERAL. GOVERN AEST are ALL
PLEDGED Tor the redemption of these Bonds and the
payment of interest.
THE SECuRJTy Is AMPLE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-03
THE SECURITY Is AMPLE.
'rcr q Repnjiieda Institutions
ONE ROND.

Circulars forwarded and subscriptions received by
JOHN W. C0RLIES & CO.. and
J. y. Tiff. Financial Agent Of the Republic
of Mexico, 81 Broadway, y. Y.
Subscriptions received by Banks aud Bankers
generally throughout the United States.
Dec. /, l565--n5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-03

An exchange states that within a month after
the opening of the New York State Inebriate Asy
lum, over fifteen hundred applications were made
by wealthy parents for the admission of their
daughters, who had contracted habits of intcmper-
ance from the use Of wines and liquors at fashion
able parties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-03

The following questonis now before the Sand
Lake Debating Society: "What should be done
with woman who refuses to support her husbsndi'
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DIED

WAGNER. On the 24,h inst, at II .. IN, WIN
EMANJ 81 WAGNER, the dearly beloved son of
three months.
The funeral win take place on Sunday, the estb
list, ~ the parent q residence 90 18th st west
where the friends Of the family are invited to at
philadelphia pspersplcass copy.l
RICHARDS. BLANCH ADALAID, younpe.t
child OF j. d ID. and Sarah C.. Richards agei rs
months. 90 ~
Weep not for me, my parents dear,
Tor far beyond the tomb;
There Is land of Paradise,
Where / shall ever bloom.
The friends Of the family are Invited TO attend
the funeral At click TO morrow, (Sund ayJ from
the residence Of her father, corner Virginia ave
aid 7th street south.
ROSWELL On the morning of the 18th inst
FRANCIS LEWIS. infant son Of Richard H. and
sarah Bowel. aged days.
The fur erai will TAX place from the residence Of
bis parents, No. $40 street between 4th and 5th,
on to morrow Sunday afternoon. at 5 O'Clock
Relatives and friends of the family are espect-
fully invited 20 attend.
SKIP. Or THURSDAY morning. August 23d,
MAGGIE AMANDA, aged two years, FIVE mo nths
sud Two days. only child Of Robert @. and Maggie
=. seip. ..
LIBBEf. in Georgetown, ID. c.. about noon
Friday. a4th inst, JOSEPH LIBBEY, horn i'm
Power N II Int for about fifty years a resident
Of the D trict of Columbia, in the 74th year of hi
ege
The funeral will tske place Tomorrow Sunday
afternoon, from the Meth dist Protestant Church
on Coneress street, at4 o clock .. N.
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THB OPINIoN OF AN OFFICER INTHH ARMY
"Atinspection / noticed that q large proper
ton Of the men's knapsacks contained box OF
Troches, being generally used by them for
Colds, etc" Brocr's bronchial Troch>s should
be used upon the first appearance of Cold or
Cough, which by neglect may terminate in
some incurable Lung Disease,
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CoRNs, BJNIsNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres.
cences, and other disorders Of the fset, sue
eessfulIy treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chirepodist, Rooms No. S2a PennsvI,
yania avenue. between ~ and 9th streets OF.
ice hours from q. m. to D. m, and 70 %. M.
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reproach their owners 1--WE cannot clean
ourselves" would be the cry Of many a neg
ieced SET, sand are going to ache and are going
10 ache and ruin, simply for the lack Of q
only known means Of preserving u.s. But as
me teeth cannot speak, the Press must speak
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CITY ITEMS.

SILVER PLATED Spoons, Forks, GobIetts,
Cups, Call Bells, Butter Knives, &c, Double
Platsd ut Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
street.
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MARRIED,

the Rev VIM. Fry EDWIS I, TRvts 10
Miss CLARA sHUGERT, all of Washin.ton
city.
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STRANGE, But TRUB.-That Warts, Moles,
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, ETC., can be re-
at DIR. Whites Rooms, l24 Penn ay bet
* and 9Th streets.
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fCO MARKRITER's, 40
SEW EETH sTRKET.
INTERIOR DEOORATIONsi
oHoIoE sTooKi
s7sl
In Arlington, embracing
PAP Z RHAN GINGs
or Foreign Domestic Manufacture of the best
sa0 H hAnas1
and unique Designs Of Embr oidered Gilt Patterns
f3I Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders;
also, large and select Stock Of medium and low
WINDOW SHADES,
Ne New and beautiful p.ttern.s on BrI; Green, and
S With Gilt Borders. witi ana and
without Centers.
window Shades OF any required Size, Style, or
Color. made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The Largest Assortment in the District var-
Ianted TO be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the
in tns sSs
Gilt 2xAL PIsTgEE az rEA nEs, WALNUT
Persons having Photographs taken are request.
ed to call and examine our Assortment before pur-
PICTURE CORD AND rAssELs.
In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blue COlors from
SILK . to r. sfs
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus.
PAINTINGS AND ENGBAvINes
Always in store: On Sale,a few Choice PAINT
IN0S and EN0RAVlE0S.
Thankful for the liberal patrous &c recsiyed tina
attention OF the Public 10 called to the above Stock
as the most compile In the District, large nor
ton OF which has been Manufactured specielly TO
Order; and with the weekly solutions received,
Regulated Establishment Orders for Paper
hanging or window Shades punctuaily and faith
fully executed, IN City or Country Any ord or
not satisfactory filled, will DO immediateiy cor
resfed; and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
they can be purchased in the District
TEENS CASH FOB GOODS AND LABOR.
J. AARKRITER,
jy sl.4x' sdoors above Odd Fellow HsiI.
ORPHANS COURT, August Is, lsss.-DIsTnIcr
~ OF CoLuMBIA, WAsHtSeroN OOUNrY 70 ,cit
In the case OF Joseph H. Clarke, sdministrator
OF Jane II: Dusscome, deceased, the admnistra-
Tor Aforesaid has With the APPRECIATION Of the or.
pointed Saturday the 18th day sestsmber next Tor
the nnal settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate Of said deceased and OF the assets in hand A.
Tar as the have been collected and Turned Into
I:ney; when and where all the creditors and
Win tneir claims property vouched, or they may
said deceaeed's estate Provided COPY Of fkis or
Ger De published once week for three weeks in the
Test-Z. O. ROBBINS,
~ zIinNSv Register Of Wills.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS THAT
"A have heeu used, for sale upon essy terms at
vsreroons Of
sus w.o hETzERo-r d &C,
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RYJ. q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctieneer.
10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,.

x Il 1hAEN q W lLLlhms, Auctfoneers,
GOVERNMENT SALE OF vALUBLE SQUARE
AND BUILDING LOTS IN THE CRY OF
&ASHiSGT0N; D. G, AT PUBLIC AUG
OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
On TSEsDAY, the l6ih daY OF October next
1850, We will sell, to the highest bidder, com.
mencing at Il O'Clock M. at our Auction Room
No. 32o, corner Of eth street west and ID street
north, the following named property beioucip g 10
the Government Of the United states viz
Lots numbered 10, IL, Is, %, and q, in Square No
Lots numbered ., 8 4. and s, in Square No el2.
Lot numbered IL, In Square south OF No 6S7
Lots numb ered and, In Slusre No. 6sI
Lot numbered I3, in Square No. Si.
Lots numbered IL, Is. and Il, in SQUARE No l.llo
Lot numbered 10. in Square No. LIB
All OF Square numbered 026
This square has receBtly been subdivided and
laid ont in let's and will be sold in lots according
to that survey. which will be shown on the day Of
sale should any one desire TO bid for the entire
square, sn opportunity will be offered.
Terms: Cash In Government funds, on the de.
livery of the deeds of the property
One fifth OF the purchase money to be paid when
the property ie knocked on
should the purchaser fail to comply the IRON.
erty will then and there be put mp again and sold
10 the next highest bidder.
IL the whole terms not complied with ip
thirty days from the day Of SALE tue Comm
reserves the right TO resell the property NJ the
risk and cost OF the hrst purchaser. BY order 81
the Commissioner of Public Buildings
au 3eo6ss GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE
~ 1l24 q Up. !, SrRE Pun r.I..a

"A 1883 GIRARD STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Sealed Proposals will be rece1eS at hi. iS ofscs
mt, Until - o'clock NJ SATURDAY, September i.
1856, for the immediate delivery at the United
STATS Storehouse, Hanover Street Wharf
philadelphia. Pennsylvania, Of the FOLLOWING
Quartermaster's Stores. viz
sdozen Door Neck Bolts 50 Shutter Bolts
~ wall Brushes 10 gross Tulting Buttons
" pounds Tin Block 2dozen Putty Knives
III. d. ~ Cioset Locks dozen Drawer Tumbler
rs poa Dds Glue boxes Glass l2xI5
90 pounds Black Wax 'lOOC. H. LETTERING Pen
5000 pounds White Lead, ellis
in oil ~ pounds Putty
Dbl Coach varnish sSSis. Go,.i Ts Mnishns
lsJ gre s Stripping tassort- 10 pounds Gum Trsga
An of the above described articles TO be Of the
best quality, and subject TO the In pectiou IF an
spector appointed on behalf Of the United States
Samples of the above named stores to be deIiv-
cred atthe United States storebouse twenty four
hours previous 70 the opening of the bids.
Bidders will state price in writing and figures,
and the amount or quantity Of each article bid
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures must be appended 70
the guarantee and certified to being God and
sufhcie mt security for the amount involved by a
Port otherwise the bid will not be considered
unreasonable 10 reserved, and no bid from a de-
Proposals 70 be made out in duplicate. on the
regular printed Terms, which may be had on sppii-
The envelopes to be endorsed e Proposals for
QuarteImssters Stores" and addressed 70 the un-
Bids viii be opened on SATURDAY, September
to te gre,snfH ~ order Of Br.vet smssdier Gen.
~ Brevet No or and Assistant Quartz master
au . tsei
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HY GBKEN q WILLIAMS. AsOtlOseer..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON EAST CAP
p l1OL STREET. BETMkEH STH And sTH
SHAFTS EAsT, AT PU BLIC AUCTION
On WkDNRSDAY,she 2gth instant, at 6 O'Clock
,. We shall sell, On the premises parts Of Lot
No. suo 8, in Square No SIC. having good fropt
6pd depth. PersOBs in want Of a Desirable b laid
ing Lot will do well 10 .tie nd the sale
Terms One bait cash, balance In SIX and twelve
months secured bog deed @: trust on the pre- nists
All convey sncine snd revenue stamps al TIE cost
Of the purchaser. 500 down when the property Is
knocked OF.
ausad GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts.
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PENNIES can be had in auy quantities a. the
Star ONCE counter.
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aussS GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct..
by GREEN s WILLIAMS, AuctioBssra
THU sTEE's SALE or BgILDIsG LOTS L,

BY virtue OF deed OF trust 20 the subscriber ,ds
ted December ., loJj, and recorded IN riber NJ .
III No. Is fo!ios 20, sc one Of the land records,
&C. shsll oher for ssle, Ht ruliic suctsR, on
SATU kbAl, the LIST day az Sc pfeTnher 1885. ~ 8
O'Clock 2. M. in front ef the prenises. Lo y Js
sne lll and thTte go IN sYus.e numbered ten hun
oTCd Ems tNtui. thIe 60. Il o-3 aud kOts numbered
eleven 81 snu tStlvC 12,D In Square numbered
nine huDered ana ninety six, (saCl IF tie plan Of
TIE city al W ashingfon.
Terms: one third cash; the residse IN and
i mOEths, fbe purchase giTin. his notes for IN
deieued Payments, satisfactorily endorsed, and
bearing interest from day o. sale. A deed given
and eeed OF trsst taken, 10 secure the deferred
payments. All convey ancing and stamps At the
Of the purchaser II the terms Of sails are not
complied with with in five days from the day Of
sale, the trustee reserve the right TO resell the
said property the risk and cOst Of the deau
purchaser, on giving three dsys notice in the I've
ming StsT. ASBURY LLOYD. Trustee
ya-eo&ds GEEEN a Williams. Auets.
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CAMPMEETING AT HANOVER SwIrCH.-The
Railroad Company have issued round. trim
tickets for the campmeeting az Hanover Switch
which commenced yesterday, for to-morro W,
Sunday, at sl!c5. and parties may leave here at
go in the morning, returning al O'Clock and
sop. m.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREHN 4 wlLLIAMs, A.ctfOresr,.


VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED REAL ESTATE
On 2DeTkkk e, between and ID streets south,
opposite st Peters Church, capitol Hill, st
Public Auction.
On MONDAY. the Yth instant. q, 6 O'Clock ..
m. We ehsll sell. on the premises, l. u No 8 y,
and 8, in Square No. U.s. which Will be subdiyi
and sole 20 euit purchasers
Terms One bsh ossh; balance IN and II
months for notes bessing Interest. and secured hg
Q Deed ~ trust on the premises. All convey sncnS
and revenue stamps st the cost Of the purchasers
&ys down on cash let when knocked Of,
aul-d GbEKH A WILLIAMS, Ascts
RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auetionsers.
GxCELlENTASD WELL BUILTTwo STORY
kRlCK HOUSE AND LOTS, ON IsIH sTREkT
MAST AND hENTUeKl AyENUB, between
y and streets north, 81 public Auction.
On hokDAf. the .7th instant, st o'clcrk p.
n, v, sIsl FELL on the premises part OF lot No !,
and AL Of le;s No. snd ;, 10 square lO2, With thu
i'nnioS ems nns, ooneistiDg u veil ssit TEo.
etoTy Hics Hruse, With Stable, Well ef excellent
Terms: One half ossh; balance IN 6 and II
months, secured BY . deed Of trust on the premi-
ses. III convey ancing and reyenr . stsmps at the
oost % ths purchaser. ESQ down VIXEN the prop
erty l. knoOkto Oh. GkkkN q WILLIAMS,
Ru = Auctionesrs.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-The President has
commissioned MIR. II. Il. Brooke a Justice of
the Peace for Washington county
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UY eREEN A WILLIAMS. Auctiopeers

NORTH G sTREET. BETWEEN orr AND
aTh STREETS EAST, AT PUBLIC AUO-
On TUESDAY the aSth inst, at 6 O'Clock . m
we shalt sell on the premises. Lots A, b, q. - aud
3, being sundiSislon OF Lot. Nc !, in SQUARE No.
S6s, having q feet front each, by lOO feet deem,
D. making them good fronts and depths.
Terms. one third cash. balance 6. u, and is
months. secured by q deed Of trust on the prem
ises. All conyeysncing and revenue stamps ~ the
cost OF the purchsseTs. S23 down on each lot
when the property lie knocked OF. Title indis-
Iutshle.
an Gid GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts
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HARD Bk I6k6sr 81 OUT f snni AUorioS

III tCLOsE OUT sALED
GOVERNMENT TE sAhE s q sgpsspIUs sUssIs
No. 10s w. LoMBaRp 6rlEEr.S
RALTIxoRI, MB-, August q. 1855.
Will be sold at public auction, on TUESDAY,
AIgu,t y, 1872. at ~ clock NJ, ct warehsuss Ne.
10000 Obs. HARD Bread.
Tbl. Bread is packed in boxes containing fsaD
fifty Ibs each, and can be eeen at this once al sny
time.
Terms Ca<h. in Government funds.
Three Gays allowed 20 remove purchases.
THOMAS WILSON
Rreyet Lieut.. Col aud q. s., U.e A.
eu "a rs Bt. Brig Gen. Vols
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EoR sALE-One fine Ray Family HORsE rs
y hanes high; I've years old. warranted n
eosnd snf ttna a. harness. Tan lie se,s IN
tFlEhsitGs Stable c street, between6SS
a. AM I. h els. a. "a x.s
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DN u. L. WELLS a CO..
ID 4ncti@aeers and Real Estate Rroh ers
Northwest corner 10th ano streets

Ry virtue Of decree OF the Orphans Court a.
sdninisiistrik % the state OF Gabriel Muneret
deceased. late Of the city OF Washingion, 4 will
cell st auction, or MONDAY EVENING next.
AUgBst eth, instant a. 6 clock . m. on the
Premises, al that large Frame Building, part OF
which l. two stories, and the balance one story
high. with ell the fNiur purtesznt thereto Tor
q meat nsiket ard grocery store. and known as
fulten Market on the southeast corner Of lsth
and 4 streets, near Wiilards Hotel. frsnting %
fsSt on street by 20 feet ia depth latb
with the Lease Of ground, which has ever two
years 10 run, with tie privilege Of extending e
ten years longer at $50 per month. The building
Is nearly new and In enc Of the beet looetl 0ns
the city.
Also Immediately after the sale OF the building
will soe smsll assortment OF G roceries Scales
Msrbls-top Meat Counters &C.
L. MARIA MUkERE1 Alphabetically.