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Annual Conference.

The annual convocation of the West
Wisconsin Conference Of the NJ. E. Church
was held at Prairie du Chien during last
week and the former part of this. 1t was
largely attended, the deliberations were
harmonious, and their proceedings gene
rally satisfactory. Through the kindness
of Rev. James Sims, we are furnished with
a list of the stations and preachers in this
district, which we give, as follows:
Presiding Elder, Rev. E. Tasker.
Mineral Point, Rev. James Lawson.
Dodgeville, Rev. James Sims.
Linden, Rev James Evans
Montford, Rev. E. S. Bunce.
|. Fennimore, Rev. James S. Lake.
Platteville Rev. P. s. Mather.
Hazel Green, Rev. John Knibbs.
Providence, Rev. E. B. Russell.
Jamestown, Rev. j. S. Pike.
Shullsburg, Rev. Matthew Dinsdale.
Darlington, Rev. w. H. Palmer.
State Line, Rev. VIM. P. Hill.
Elk Grove, Rev Wm Cook.
Lancaster, Rev. Christopher Cook.
Fayette, Rev. Nelson Butler.
Delegates to the General Conference
Rev. A. Bronson, Rev. Richard Dudgeon.
Reserves-Rev. P. S. Mather, Rev. E.
Yocum
W The practice of allowing boys to
spend their evenings in the streets, says
an exchange. is one of the most ruinous,
dangerous, and mischievous things possi-
BILE. Nothing so speedily marks their
downward course. They acquire under
the cover Of the night unhealthy state Of
mind, vulgar and fane.language obscene
practices, and criminal sentiments, with a
lawless and riotous bearing that is shock
ing to contemplate. 1t is in the by-ways
after nightfall that boys generally acquire
the education and capacity for becoming
rowdy, dissolute, and criminal men. Pa
rents, do you believe it Will you keep
your children home at night, and see that
their home is made pleasant and profitable ?
And if this is true Of boys, how much more
necessary that girls be kept at home after
dark. Nothing good comes of their gad
ding about when they should be at home
enjoying the social influence of the family
circle, and thus fitting themselves for fu-
ture usefulness, and becoming ornaments
to society,"
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MASONIC.

DODGEyILLE LODGE, No. 1l9 +. & 4. M. hold
~ their Regular Communications ON the LIST and
Sd Fridays of each month.
L. NJ STRONG, W. NJ.
JAMES JONES, Sec'y,
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New MONEY ORDER OFF,cEs.-The post
al money-order system, as conducted by
the Postoffice department, has become so
popular that four hundred new postal
offices went into operation on the 9th
inst This is one of the most important
improvements that has ever been made
by the government. BY this means any
person can remit small sums of money to
any part of the United States, at small
cost, and without possibility of incurring
loss. There are now S35 of these postal
offices in operation, making with the addi-
ton, ,235.
The following is full list of the new
,Nf6oae ~, fhic ctafa.
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SEWING MACHINES 4!

/. r. SNOW 4 co. WILL EXHIBIT THE
WHEELER 81 WILSON
During the Fair at Dodgeville Oct. I'd and 3d. 1867.
Stitching, Hemniing, binding,
Quilting, Telling, Braiding
Tucking, Carding, Gathering,
and Embroidering. r}+
We also intend to exhibit the BUTTON HOLE at
tachment if one can be procured for the occasion -
All the above variety of work is done with neatness
and dispatch
NO BASTING REQUIRED.
These machines perform perfectly every grade of
sewing required in families, from the finest lawns to
the heaviest beaver, tent CLOTH with cotton silk
or linen thread. suited to the fabric. This machine
is simple, practical, and ..e. .t-s
Durable Beyond Comparison.
1t has bat three bearings that derange the perfect
working of til machine by wear, and each of these
are adjustable.
Ladies. if you are thinking ofpurchasing machine
do not fail to come to our stand and examine these,
and you will buy no other. Ask for Circular and
samples of the work to take home with you
Orders left with at the Fair will be filled by
canvassers. who will deliver the machines and give
THOROUGH INSTRUCTION in their use.
No pains will be spared to have each lady success
fully operate her machine
They "equal to twelve seamstresses. Home
Journal.
Sin looking for the best thess."-Scientiyfc
american.
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND SALES attest its merits
Every machine warrsn ted for three years.
We are also dealers in all classes of Musical mer-
chandize Shall have two three samples of instru-
ments exhibition at the Fair.
Address, Box SIS, Freeport, H.
5l-w4 /. R. SNOW co.
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DODGEVILLE MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Lot Owners.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
~ lowing tax has been levied the lots assessed
10 the follow ing persons viz. Is.IH,.e
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SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENY.
GODGEYILLE, WIS.
Collects back pay fer discharged Soldiers, Bounty
None, and back pay for heirs Of deceased Soldiers
Pension certificates procnred Bounty claims settled
prices establised by Law.
n24-Iy SAMUEL W. REESE. Atty
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. and Improvee
ROSE WASH cures secret and delicate disorders is
oil their stages at little expense, little chang
af diet, no inconvenience and no exposure. 1t i
peasart in taste and odor, immediate in action an
free from all injurious properties
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COBB & SUDDUTH,
NEYS AT LA w .
uENDY. THOMAS e. CO..

Have no connection with any other lewyers
Office IL Lexabax' S ,rseC block, High Street. j!
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A SUPERB STOCK OF
Fine Gold and Solid Silver
w ATCHES I!
All Warranted to Run and thoroughly Regulated
Low Price of $40 Each

mo mode Of business discovered is SO safe to
the purchaser, as this There no blanks and he
must obtain the worth OF his money, aud perhaps q
hundred times mnch. IN Y. Herald of Truth.
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Dated this 18th day Of August. 1867.
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PUBLIC-NO. Isl

An Act 10 grant 10 the American Atlantic Ca.
bic Telegraph Company, OF New York, the
night OF way and privilege TO lay, land, and
operate a submarine telegraph cable on the
faolIsh telegraph communication between
the United States and Europe, via the Ber-
nudas and Azores islands.
BE It enacted by the Senate and House of ReD-
TesentGttveS Of the United States of america in
Congress assembled. That the American Allan
be, and are hereby, vested, with the right
power, and privilege, having acquired the
necessary land therefor, TO lay, land, and CD.
crate their cable or cables on the Atlantic
coast, except the coast of Florida, within the
jurisdiction of the United States and the right
crate their cable or cables shall be vested in
the SAID American Atlantic Gable telegram
Company for the period of twenty years from
the approval OF this act. PrOrided, That the
said company shall commence active epera-
tons within the space OF two years from the
approval OF this act.
SEC 2. And be IL further enacted That the
American Atlantic Cable Telegraph Company,
having acquired the necessary land therefor
shall have the right. power, and privilege To
Law, laad, and operate their cable or cables
within any OF the harbors, waters inlets
towns and cities on the Atlantic coast exceet
Inc coast OF r florida, Offering the most practI-
cal and convenient landing. and TO construct
or erect all the necessary fixtures TO accom-.
plish the object Of this act.
SIC 3. And Be it further endcisa That tn.
government OF the United States shall at all
times have the preference in it. use upon
terms that may be agreed upon bet ween The
Postmaster General and the said COMPANY
SIC. 4. And te u further enacted. That Con-
gress shall have power to alter, amend, or re-
zeal this act.
Approved March %, 1867.
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Pc BLIC-No. ISL

H..
ment Association.
Be ~ enacted by the Seadt. and H,as> of Pe,,ce-
sentGttres Of hs CRited States of America an f,on
ereSs dsSeBsbtsd, That Alexander "A Randall
james Harlan. Alexander Ramsey NathsnteI
y. Banks, Sidney Perham, John Conness
John I. Wilson, Godloye y t)rth DaIos n
Ashley, Haloert l.. Paine, Charles O'NeiII.
Z Woodbridge, Jacob Benton, John Hill
Shelby NJ. CulIom, Thomas A Jencks. Grin
-. Ferry, N. Il. Smitners, Francis Thomas
Samuel Mckee, Horace MAYNARD, John y
BENJAMIN, Rufus Mallory, Sidney CLARKE
Daniel Polsley, Walter A. Burleigh. John
Taffe. and their successors are constituted a
bedy corporate IN the District OF Columbia by
the name OF the Lincoln Monument Associa-
ton, for the purpose OF erecting monument
in the city of Washington, commemorative of
the great charter Of emancipation and uniyer-
sal liberty in America.
SIC. 2. lind be a. further enacted, That, the
persons named in the first section Of this act
shall De the first trustees of the corporation
and shall have power TO NIL vacancies IN their
nun Der, and 10 add to their number, not ex-
ceeoinR one from each State in the Union.
SIC. g. And be AZ further enacted, That said
corporatisn shall have power 20 own and
control sucn property as may be necessary for
the carrying out OF the objects OF the associa-
ton.
SIC. 4 And Be IL further enacted, That said
corporation shall have power to collect
money, and TO make hSch rules and regula-
t,ons as they may Akn necessary or expe-
dent.
$40. S. And be it further enacted. That said
corporation shall have power TO appoint q
president, q vice-presIdenI q secretary. a
treas uper, and also q board OF managers, con.
sisting Of not less than seven nor more than
thirteen, who shall have general control Of
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the Affairs Of the Association, and who may ~
% ctsd from persons not inclRded In the hst
or corporators. The treasurer shall execute at
bond IN such penalty as may be required.
eon0itieped for the safe keeping OF the funds
of the corporation which may come into his
hands, and for the faithful discharge OF the
duties required OF him.
SEC s. And be IL further enacted, That the
property Of said corporation held or oecnpieA
oy them for the uses ant purposes of their in :
corporation shall be exemp: from all taxes 20
be levied under the authority OF the United
states or OF any municipal corporation within
the District OF Colu mbia.
SEC. .. hnd be it further enacted, That Con-
gress mny al any time hereafter repeal, alter
or amend his act
Approved. March 90. 1867.
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Approved, March %. 1867.
PUBLIC-No. III
Ar Act 10 Increase the force in the PAT.

Office.
BE q enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
septGtirss q The United st rs Of America an Con
gTess assembled. That zee Commissioner of
Patents Is authorized ON time TO time 10 ap-
point, IN the manner already provided for by
law, such an additional number OF principal
examiners, first assistant examiners and sec
ono assistant examiners, as may be required
70 transact the current business of the Office
win despatch. PTDr'dsd, That the whole
number of such additional examiners shall
NOS exceed four OF each class, and that the
total annual expense of the Patent Office shall
not ex coed lite al receipts.
Approved. March %, Is67
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DY W. u. WALL co, Auctioneorp
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar
50 Louisiana Az, between sth and 10th sta
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS
On SATURDAY SSeo;kSSIGHae Anil % ., =.
O'Clock, we will sell, at the Bazaar, Q number NJ
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, ID full de-
scription at sale } com prisiAe- Nv
ABOUT SIXTY HORSES
Many good Werk. Saddle. and arness Horses
Fifteen good Yarn Horses, from Psnnsylvspia.
Lot Mules.
A large collection OF New and Second hand Bug
giles, Rockaways. Carriages, Wagons, and
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons. builtfn this city.
IL new TOP and No Top Buggies.
Also.
New and s. ,ond hand Harness: Saddles. Oar
rfages. &c at private sale. Terms cash
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always on private sale.
apE w. u. VALID 4 co Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf COOPER LATIMER, AuctIolsers
- Late CLERKS with Jas q Mcguire do
eootnwest corner penn' = avenue and tn st ,etsr
Once building.
oHANoERr SALE OF VALUABLE RsAb

By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court ot
the pistrlet o. COLUMBIA, in ehsncery cause No
the following described real estate at the tiInas
sns places and upen the terms hereinafter set
On MONDAY, the 2sd day of April, A. ID. ls7,
A. O'Clock p m on the premises, ere viii sell
square numbered 80, situate partly on north n
street and nsrt,y on 18th street west.
1851, ats, O'Clock p m on The pTemts.. Lot
Numbered 2. 10 SQUARE numberea sss, situate "a
pelswsre avenue; Lot No. 10 in ssid Square No.
$50 situate on South capitol street, near street
south, Nos and s, IN said Square e3j, situate on
Delaware avenue. near south street, Lot o.
6. IN Square No. 6S. situ ate on Delaware avenue.
on WEDNESDAY. the atts day Of April, A. D.
$50, al - clock On the premises. Lot No. u,
near south str' U ct lot No IS IN s9asre ss. 81
Squsre No e4e, situate On Eirgisia svenue, nesr
Square No. Ssf S .i,us,. en- n stfe.s south, be
tween , street west ard lsi street vest, snd Lot
ate 90 the corner OF 1sstreet west and h street
on THURSDAY, the .s.h a.v q, .,,ila
lss7 at a. o'clock D. m =, a. Coaper = Ls,iasTs
auction room. the following described Lots 70 VIZ
Y street ana First street vest, Lot 4, square sS.
on mss,aehusetts avenue, near Nerih CAPITOL
situate sree, south m near s9 rssri 10 ll.
ea<ti Lot No 9, In Square No LIS. on the corner
Lot. Noe and in ssusre No I irse ., s.ss;
on o. TTentys FIRST street east and street north;
49, aHu - IA S3uare NO lsisZ sit
street
The terms Of sale. as prescribed BY the decree,
are ne follows One third or purchase moaey 70 Re
each, AND the balance in three, six, nine snd
twelve months frem day Of sale, with interest ana
Inc pay ment OF the residue thereof to be secured
py approved bonds or notes. with security and A
reserved len, or the purchase money can be paid
thereof by the court
II the terms Of sale are not COMPLIED with h, "a.
purchaser or purchasers within FIVE days after the
the trustees reserve the ight to resell at
of he q
purchasers, after one week e notice.
Conveyspslpg and stsmgs at cost Of purchasers.
wa. JOHN KILLER. Trustees.
COOPER LATIMER
An
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RY TH0s. BOWLING, Auot.; Gsorgseevp.
SvuAprp Ann ma Ipapr-

:H4sss!!ts II A5 SSS1E5RI.0
On WID9EsOAY, April - Il clock D M !.
vii. ssli; N front q the Dremisse, TIVE desirable
between Tashisgten and Green StssstS. With :
depth OF sheut l0o ret % an elley. - = : !
twelve months. With iHlsrsst, secured b. deed q
trust % the property. Con veg anc1ng ana 49,
cps THOMAS poWLIHo, Auss.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct Georgetown.
On THURSDAY EVENING. Anil H. ;n.,.,,
,5h O'Clock, viii! sell, on the premises all that
zee or parcel Of Ground, lying and being n Hol.
,.d'saddition to orgetown Is aforesaid. begin
. sforthe samoa psint on the south side of Gay
- eet, in SAID town, distant easterly one hum
ADD nifty feet from the corner of Monroe and Cav
streets, and then Running south parallel with
Monroe street one hundred aud thirty eight feet:
west line OF Rock Greek. to which the pare eI
intended to be hereby conveyed extends, to the
eaid south side of Gay street This lot is suitable
for Ice house. lime kiln or crease factory, bein
on Book Greek, and opposite w. Bowling, Esa. :
lime kiln. @f'
Terms cash. S2S down when the property is
knocked off. Stamps and csnveyance at cost of
PURCHASER. W. 7. BARR, Trustee
ap l6-N THOS BOWLING, Auct
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osInPRov3ID, Rso pr l|E, on THE NAVY

On TUESDAY AFTERHOOH, April a. Il six
O'Clock p q. on the premises, we win sell part
haytsg . front on 4th street east, betv cen Z And
u stessss esath. With depth Of los feet men.
sale,! belseca So six and tw Give months. Win in
terest seeursd BY deed OF trust upon the srem-
. IL soxd; cOOPIB 4 LArIxlR. Au.,,
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10y GREEN 3 WILLIAMS. Auctforeers
u Ne. S26, 9 y. corner 18th and ID srreets

Ky GBEEN WILLIAMS. Auctioreers
u Ne. s26, Q. =. corner 18th and streets.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AZ tb.
corner Of Esd street west and NJ street north
at auction. '"'
On TUESDAY, the ed instant. we shall ,s,I.
on the premises. ct O'Clock p. m +, Lots IS Is
and u. In Square No. 81. having trent of I27 feet
2inches on sd street. and log feet inches on
north d street, but will be subdivided to suit
purchasers This property is handsomely Loot ted
In rapidly improving point of the city, ana the
sale will be well worthy the attention. OF persons
wi ng TO make q good investment.
Terms Of sale One third cash: balance in sjx
and twelve months, for notes bearing Interest;
q deed given and deed Of trust taken All con
yeyancing at cost OF purchaser incl udinR revenue
clamps $50 will be required paid down on each
lot when the property 10 sold.
apl GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY GREEN q VILLA Nj, Auctioneers
II No 326 Sc. cor. 9TH and ID streets

VALUARLE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
WITH BACK BUILDING, Fronting on Tir'
giDfa avenue, between 9th street west and the
Pn9ne space on the Island at Auction.
We shall sell, on the premises, part Lot No. :
SQUARE south OF Square No. 4s3, having IL feet
inch front, running feet ii inches tfIron gh to
street, with the improvements. consisting Of a
two stsry Brick House, with back building
having IL inch walls, marble manteIs, new pave
ments, front and back. making IL q desirable
private residence, to which ask the attention
Terms: One third cash; balance In six, twelve .
eighteen, and twenty four months. for notes
bearing interest. and secured by deed Of trust on
the premises. All cenveyancins and revenue
stamps ~ the cost o. the purchaser; sos down
ap II GREEN q VILLA MS Anrfa
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by THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgeto
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITu

by TH0s. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgeto
ExOELLENr. HousEHehp rURNIfu,
On wKDNKsDAY MoRSiNS, A,r,, a,b. At
ioo'flook, will sell q the residence Of T. Rem.
handsome Walnut B.%.sk Suite. nine piece.
&c &C. 81. Large arg s Gilt Frame Mirror, with Mar
handsome w lnut Chamber Suite, four pieces
Mah9gany sprins.sest Chairs and Sefas
MaIbis top Be 1fe W.sh.ssnds H ssd Tables
B rsss, Three anS Ply end tinsrAin Carpets
Cane seat Dtni ng and other Chairs
Cooking, Perlor and other Stoves
And many other articles too numerous to men.
sIls THos. BOWLING, Auct.
QY COOPER LATIMER, Aucti oneers,
ID date clerks with Jas q. Mcclure Oo..J
Southwest corner of Penn . avenue and nth 1t.
HOUSEHOLD FyRlITgRE AT PUBLIC
On MONDAY MonNfEe. April ia. .. 10 o, c,.
s.sn $50 aST:s
81 si.s s9GS ID
E s4. 6 6::,s. s. q n. y,: c,.,,. 49,,
ry and green Blk BFocstells
Danssk Lace Curtaips. Hat Rack
S:. sse f:sl ana ss. SS.:
R'Sossny Bss:s.sSs, sSrs:ss .SS wss Ssds
%sa Iss:: SGT Rockers
RefrigefAtcrs. Tn 0sfes .@itss
lsetisr Bsde. HoIatsIs and Ptllevs .,.-,
S,:s S:sl iss s sss:. :ss s.sai.. ae
- ns ' oeeP1B LArInls; Aues.
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10y GREEN 4 VILLA ms, Auctioneers,

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
on North NJ and Pierce streets. between North
Capitol and LIT str Gets west, at Auction.
On MONDAY. the 18th instant, we sh all sell
On the premises. 1T O'Clock p. m. part Lot No
4. in Square No. go. which will be divided,
deep; the other fronting 40 feet ) inches on
Pleroe street. running back lS feet INCHES.
Gated, in an elevated position, and the ale will
be worth the attention Of persons wishin " make
q good inv estment-
Terms at sale. .s25 paid downon.;rs
the property is sold.
GREEN & WILL
aplO tsunday Chron1 Auctio -,
STHE ABOVE SALE Is ~ Rl
until SATURDAY, the 10th inst.,I OF
place.
apl6 GREEN d WILLIAMS,Ar,
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A large Catalogue Sale Of some $50 Cases of
Fresh and SsasonAlle
BOOTS AND SHOES
will take place on THURSDAY MORNING.
April 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock pre-.
cisely I'd and Sd floors Of our Wholesale Boot
and Shoe arshouse, No. 29O Baltimore street,
opposite SHARP street, Baltimore. '
OF better grade than 10 usually found in an lion
sales, having been taken chiefly fro N our jobbing
STOCK, which was selected for re gula AR trade Am.
brscing . variety Of
Hens, Boys' and Youths Unbound Wax and 7,
and BID Kip and Split Brogans
men Ra S0ys and Youths Calf, A. CALF and Buff
LaAiss Misses and Children's Goat Morocco and
hid eewed Boots and Balmorsls
Ladies', Misses and Children . A. Calf and e. "a, a
Peg Bslmorals. .~ "'s'"
Also, D Gem Dlete assortment Of
Ladies'. Misses and Childrsn g Herss fasst.,. an
Dalnorals. "no
Terms Of sale made liberal.
Catalogues can 10 haA ct the store vbsra IN :.
sale 10 to lie held the day before the sale 'A'
BUfHBAUPB 0NITH
apI6 CHANC1 = OoBORNI, Aucts
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct Goor getown

Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct Geor getown.
vERT yALgABLE AND DESIRABLE Phi.
HEEsTI ,,nNE IN GEORGETOWN, D.
On WEDNESDAY, April "a, at s O'Clock, p.
M Will sell In front OF the preIni ses that ysrv
,aluenie and desirable private residence of The
late William Redin. ~ "'
This properly fronts 100 feet on Gay street.
between Washington and Congress SITS, extend,
Ing the entire depth Of the sQnare 10 Dunhsrton
street On which has also fr. mt Of 100 feet
property. " 40 0i's'nAA
The House 10 large and most aubstsnt,a,,v
built, containing is rooms with fine cciiars. GO.
and water thr0Ush.1t /: convenient perfectly
Once, Brick stsbling. Carriage House and ie e
House are on the grounds, which are highly i'm
proved with choice evergreens qrspes ana nth u
fruits The sitDs:Cn Is airy and healthy,
liRgton Heights, and the city of Wsshington' and
the locality for residence most Desirable.
Terms:-Ons-third cash; balance in nca tw,
and three years: with interest, secured by deed
Convey ncins and stamps At the cost of the DUR
chaser. ~
linn cd late Dos session given.
spls.d THOMAS BOWLING. Aust.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctfepeers,
ID No. 500, southeast corner 7th and sts
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
eOUTH STREET, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west, Island, opposite Smithsonian, ct
auction.
We shall sell on the premises, Lot No. y, Sauare
No 38Shaving IS feet front by l4o feet deep to 20
feet allsy. containing 3,467 square feet, more or
less which 10 one Of the best locations on the Is
land for private residence.
Taxss and assessment all paid,
full warranted deed Given.
Terms One half cash; balance in three and six
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured
BY deed Of trust on the premises. Ali convey
sncinR and revenue stamp at the cest Of the pur-
chaser $50 down the day OF sale
apl7 GREEN CIVILIANS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-17
RI TH0s. DOWNING. Auct.; Georgetown.

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THREE SMALL BRICK HOUSES AND BRICK
n 0ARPKNTER SHOP At AUCTION.
O'Clock, will sell, the premises In the rear of
and adjoining the Methodist Protestant Church.
on Congress street, Georgetown. three small Brick
Houses, all under rent
Also,
One Brick Carpenter Shop with stable attached
This property Offers fine opportunity for an in.
veetnent. "
Terms at sale.
Ado THOMAS DOWIINn A..