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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14
ReadHRespOnses.

The following reply to life insur-
ance circular, requesting information as
to the health and habits Of an appli-
cant, was received at a prominent life
insurance Office in Hartford;-
l. How long have you known
Since two years after l was bo m.
2. What are his general habits
In winter, red f4nn<f shirts aud blue
beaver; in summer, straw hat canted
to one side, and nankeeu trowsers very
loose in the legs.
8. What is his profession! Con-
gregationslist.
4, Has be ever had fever and agus I
Had a fever last summer, when the
Thermometer was at ninety, but it was
no great shake.
5. Has he ever had heart disease
Yes, but was cured Of it BY Rev. DR..
Hawks years ago. tia.
6. What state was he in when you
saw him lastl The state Of Michigan.
Z. Has bis application ever been re-
jectedg Yes, once-promptly by a
lady.
s. What age do you consider him
Old enough 70 know more than he
does, ~
o. Does he smoke or chewl He
smokes when he chooses.
10. Has he childrenl Yes; two
nephews.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

To-day we gather bright aud beauti-
full flowers; tomorrow they are faded
aud dead. To-day a wreath of leaves
shades US tomorrow, sere and fallen,
they crumble beneath our tread.-To-
day the earth is covered with carpet
of green; tomorrow, leahess and sap
less, a child may break the little stem.
To-day we hear sweet songsters Of
meadow and forrest the buzz of nyri-
ads Of insects; tomorrow breathe soft
ly, all noise hushed and silent To
day stately edifce, complete in finish
aud surroundings, attracts the pssser-
by; tomorrow a heap of ruins mark
the site. To-day there are cattle on
thousand hills; tomorrow they fall IN
the slaughter. To-day man walks
forth in all the pride and Joy Of life
tomorrow he IS gone. So-''the fash
ion Of this world Passeth away But
let Christ dwell within us, aud though
we may pass away, like the faded Leaf
and the ssplsss stalk, we shall ''sris'
to newpess Of lifs,7 i7F T.
where everlasting s1ying sbides,
And never waharing hnVers."
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

The chrome Autographs published
by L. Praug & Co, Of Boston, bring
within the resources Of the slendersst
purse pictures having many Of the es-
sentials of the best paintings. None
but cultivated eyes can detect the fact
that the eoIors have not been laid on
with a brush, while the prices at which
they are sold are less than those Of
good engravings. The two latest pub
lished are a Winter Scene and Whit
tiers's Barefooted Boy. The latter Is
after the design of Eastman johnson;
the former is taken from picture BY
Morriller. Both are fully equal to the
many excellent chromOs Whiek have
heretofore been published BY NSysrs.
Prang & Co, and worthy of the pat
ronage of all who would adcrn their
houses at very small expense.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

Men often speak of breaking the will
of child, but it seems to me they
had better break its neck The viii
needs regulating not destroying. L
should sooner think of breaking the
legs of a horse in training him than a
child's will. l never yet heard OF a
will in itself too strong, more than oi
an arm too mighty, of mind too COM
prebensive in its grasp, or too power
ful IN its hold. l would discipline and
develope the will in harmonious pro
portions. The ihstrustion OF a child
should be such as to animate, inspire,
and train, but not to hew, cIt and
carve; for could always treat child
as alive tree, which was to be helped
to growth; never as a dry, dead
timber, to be carved into this or thai
shape, and have certain grooves cut il
lit A living tree, and not dead tlmbel
is every little child
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CIergymen Criticized by a

JAeE yHAAus
Rev. T. w. Higginson writes to the
Ipdependant;
'Observe any clergyman when he IS
chatting with bis Pensioners in the
steeet, about the coming election, or
deacon Jones rheumatism, or the price
of apples. His voice is animated, his
modulations varied, his gestures en-
phatic. Go to hear him the next
Sunday; aud very possibly bis voice
Is drone, his modulation 8 dead lev
el, and his gestiedlation that of a wind
mill
$50 accustomed are we to this diff
ference that when any man is accused
Of talking in private as if be were
preaching, he becomes an object Of
dismay 70 all, and especially to bis
clerical brethren. Did you ever hear
me preach Charles 2 said Ooleridge to
Lamb, referring to bis brief early ca
teer 10 the pulpit, 'N-nsneyer heard
you do anything elssP was the unex-
p6Cleu Iepty OI MS ssaHuoiluS n iohH'
1t was always considered the shaFpest
of ssrcasrus. ot
an spite Of all the rules Of oratory,
we fancy that what most ministers
need is to make their pulpit eloquence
sound as natural and convincing as
their private talk. In nine cases out
of ten their preaching needs to be
more conversational
Let them be as strong in logic as
they please; the more 50 the better.
But after all, most men are to be per
suaded, rather than convinced aud
what good does your logic do you IN
less You have the ear Of those whom
you 'seekG Judge Curtis, of Boston
once lost a case when pitted against
John P. Hale. l had all the argu-
ment,' he indignantly said; but that
fellow Hale somehow got so intimat'
with the jury that they were ready t.
give him angthin0 he wished"
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Hoo0and's GERMAN Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

q eoabSaatOs Of al De ingredients ef 1le AttteF
30 PuIa Sdstd Cruz Ru1l, OTdHgcl etc. 2 q nsed
- -IerIeie di-,slsls q rs1IIfIsd Pos on bear 81
eiad Etaf 6ess Feaedies entirely dinerent JToHs
eaH osTs 0dUertiscd for hs ec Of tie dtseases ndEed
css beag aeetife preparations Of medicinal e1Taes
suEiIe fbe oeTs ara lsTc deeoeioAs Q gl1i - soma
f,rgt TlS TONIC e decidedly one 81 t6 Hsoa PED
sot daG dgreeaols gsnedfcs ever cBced @ 1te Ptotc
n taas e esqitG u g plecgTs to tGks 9 tohs -
Efsgsgis1 tEhlarufng, Gs3 Radjeildl qBdldtto hoDs
esssS 3 y EnOs1l a. 6s eTeGtSa u - tenSsA q
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

To BoYs.-Horace Mann talked to
the boys in this Way:-''You are made
to be kind, generous and magnanimOus.
If there's a boy in school who has a
club foot, don't let him know that you
ever saw it. If there's a boy in school
with ragged clothes, don't talk Of rags
in his presence. If there's lame boy
in school, assign him some place in the
plav which does not require much run
ming. If there's a dull one, help him
to get his lessons.
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NOTHING LOST.

TENNYsoE must have been writing for just such
a man as Grant when he wrote the following lines
in Maud d aus "a. .4rrs yin -.,-
"Ah, God, for man with heart, head, hand,
Like some of the simple great ones gone
Forever and ever by; ID. ID .5.I r.rs-drs
One still strong man in blatant land, sc p
Whatever they call him, what care - 49,.
Aristrocrat, Democrat, AutOcrat-one A-
Who can rule and dare not lie" -rs
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

THE Monument TO L1THER-The
Luther Monument at Worms is describ-
ed as magnificent work of art com
biniug great size with rich variety Of
designs. 1t consists Of eleven statues
grouped round the gigantic likeness of
Luther. Wicklife, Petrus, Wsldus,
Sayonarola and Huss are seated on four
pillars at the corners of the pedestal of
the principal figure. and seven other
statues are distributed around a granite
vase forty feet square, Around this
square is battlemented balustrade, aud
seated in the center of each of three
sides of this are three majestic women,
representing Magdeburg, Augsburg and
ISpires. The talustrade is decorated
with escutcheons of "a other German
cities, and the pedestal with scenes
from Luther's life. It's estimated that
1OO,0 600 strangers, including many
clergymen, were present at the opening
ceremony. Aa 9'A
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

He SEES, AND I Sea- boy fills
bis pipe, and he sees only the tobacco;
but / see going into shat pipe brains,
books, time, health, money, prospects.
The pipe is filed at last, and light Is
struck; and things which are priceless
are carslessly putfad sway in smoke,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

LOOKING GLAssEs.-What if there
should be resurrection of that which
has been buried in looking glasses ?
Little ehildren's faces, anxious mothers,
budding girls beginning to suspect their
own beauty, vain and giggliug looks,
grave and sad looks of those who hate
to grow old, vexed looks of those who
have cut themselves in shaving, timid
and anxious looks of those who have
been sick, double images of lovers
Ielaaeibg upon the sweet picture of their
embraces, priBr and prig pendants
touching up their gray whiskers, and
covering their badness with the few
stray locks yet left, simple and wander-
fal looks Of curly and woolly Phillis,
whose honest, .homely face is Just as
dear to her as if it were Cleopatra's.--
Noribood. s71asd 7a no~5
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14


The MoeM-Mr W. r. Brit has
called the attention Of astronomers to
spot now visible on the surface of the
moon, aud presenting the same .Phe-
.nomena as those latterly observed IN
the crater 1iunBus, and thetrue nature
of which might be investigated by
means of photography, The spot in
question is situated under two degrees
W. longitude and five degrees s. lati-
tude, and presents variations of appear
aDce which can hardly be explained
otherwise than by volcanic action, ex-
actly as in the case of LinnRus. Now,
in Mr.. Birt's opinion, these apparent
changes of shape can only be explained
by supposing that these two craters are
provided with a sort Of lid, which from
time to time conceals tie orifces.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

It IS but few months ago that
Frank Blair was candidate in one OF
the wards of St. Louis for a seat IN the
Missouri Legislature, He made ylg-
iorous canvass, but was defeated,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14
Hood Puriaers

s.,- t,o es ,.iu e,,r, all dfssasss Tesulsing from
6ad 6Iood Fsr5 core blood pure; keep your
LiDs-5i1- ,,,l,7. kesn tOtfr diQcstfre Organs
a a 49, AsoFfv wlcOnditi0l, BY De uSs
~ fksse esrssfies aud no disease VII
cuer dssaiI vou The 6cs men "a ths country recommend
Ebea. u VeaTS Of h0nest reputation 90 JoT GayasaH
VoB RHEi ~ ttess preparations.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14
L tiDTH sTT0 5sTf8
DEBILITY.

ThsTs q no medicine equal 70 HOoaandi Gs1MaH
T6ev fw1arf5 q ore > and vigOr 10 ths whole
S,s-fSvs I-frrno5en Gte appetite, edHSs
- ~ ~ iIs-- food enable Gte So-
mach 70 diesa II purify dse 6lood gire good sou1a
eve i6lpaf bloom @ &c cses and change De PateHf
from sfri-lTedihed enaeidIed, iCedk, and HeTvopa
iHUaIid, ic faced, st0l, and vigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are
Tonic. In facts they are Family laedt-
efneG, TlleV can be administers with
DeFfeee fnfsrV % 4 child three months
old, tIae most delicate fenaRles or a man
51sss Ps..fiss az Ete best
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14
FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsy ysna
EFFFF- -FfIsf PH1LAD ELFHIA, March 10, 1907.
I fad Hoofdnds German Bittsrs" e not an titoS-
Scuag bsuera0c but is good tonic, iSsu IN disoTacTS
ef s digssUc OrVdRs and Of great bensa 81 castt q
ds6li,v and s0azf Of nsTvOsg action, IN dhs syste-
GEO. ". W0ODHARD.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14
TOLEDO. -
". A. SMITH,
DIR. T. j. EATON,

10 A RCHITECT, Toledo, o. Plans and Designs
"a made of Public Buildings and private hesi-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14
FREMONT SANDJSKY COUNTY OHIO; FRIDAY, AUGUST

world /; it is a possession good In itself
and leading to other good. Getting it
was a benefit having it is a benefit,
spending it is benefit, and even losing
it may be a benefL What is true of
the thousand dollars Is true also of
things more precious than money, and
which it is more common to steal.
A sitting process is continually going
on in the world, and ia all places of
business, by which the men fitted to be
masters are selected from the mass, and
put in their proper places. Those who
cannot govern themselves seldom get a
chance to govern others, and if they
get such chance, they do not keep it
long On the other hand, it may be
laid down as an almost invariable rule,
and in the United States every person
who is truly fit and able to play a
leading part in business, to direct wisely
the labor or the minds of others, does
at length attain the position for which
ihe is fitted. There is no keeping him
down. A young man may keep him,
self down; he may waste the power o.
his brain and the vigor of his health
by vice; he may neglect his opportuni.
ty to gain a mastery over the details o
his occupation !; be may squauder th'
priceless days cf his youth; be may
keep himself down; but the right mar
can seldom be kept. down by others.
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-RoRnNR.
KESSLER HOUSE,
cOMaETssIoN MERCHANTS,

fEza=BawsoD, ,-Jas, Moore, Joseph L RawsOn'
J1. RAWsoN d co., o.
STORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION
- Merchants, Dealers in Coarse Salt, Fine Salt,
T.iTne- etc FIaving purchased the entire property
known as the Fremont Hgzahouse and steam Ele-
S-ators at the head Of navigation on the Sandusky
E;vaS we are prepared to receive, store and ehp
Grain, Iszmber Merchandise and other produce. :
flf7ce II Ercmout E}eyatoEs.s d
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Z. rurnrrr : FOWLER

- 4 lrToRNgY AND coUEsELLeR At Law
"A OfHOe, Second stery, ,1-1S leNiAlloS ne" DiOc'
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a A. TroRNEYs & COUEsELLoRs AT LAW,
~ End Solicitors in Chancery; VIII attend 20 pro-
fssio4ai business in Sandusky and adjoining eoun-
- T7-1IIs -11Ir rir-Ts- Ruc-land's New Block
,-FRE5f0NT.
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.X0T 99oR0dRAPRHR /.
L0CKsNTTTH.

r OCKsATITH AND CUTLER. Repairs Locks Locks
1s- u 4 CLOCKS, Sewing Machines, Trunks, UmsIflns'
&c Grinds Surgeons Instruments, hazofs4 AnlFee'
Shezrs and all kinds Of small edged tools Al Wol-
ATTENDED TO promptly and satisfaction guaIa1tee9.
Sbop o. CrOghan Street, south sde, rear Ot CioSe
Groesry, FREMONT. atI
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RAR89RS,

rTE7TE7IF e. REESE -.
nARBER and Eairdrosser, st. Clair Block op-
u, /. IS -posite the Postofice, Front Street,
% FREMONT. g
Curis, Switches and all kinds Of Hair lEeEk made
to order The Highest price paid tor Aalr'
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4 TToRNRY AT LAW and Notary Public. In
"a suranca. Real Estate and General Collecting
1eentfor an Kinds Of War and Patent Claims,
CLFKDh, Q, at a3kLll
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

TEkNo OF IoH aOO N III
Qne year, in advance a9oo ~
si1 mP9tha yET,2s1 ~ ~
ThIPe entAs' VI &C - ~ y
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14
JOHN N. LEMAC
MAHInN CHANCE

EFTORNEYA AT Law Hnl Notary Pablo. Ale
"a snfhorized aeent for c5iIection Of N kinds Q
ffiiisarv. Bounty and Pension claims,
~ CIiYDE.O.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14
M. BROOKWAY,

-ATR DRESSING aud Shaving Saloon, in
Al Bnekiand's New Block. Ladies, and Child
re7,is Hair Dressing and Cutting Switches, Oariss
60 FREMONT.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

, TroREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
a oa6oe over D. Garvin 4 Co.'S stcres corner ot
Front and Croghan streetag
49, FREMONT o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-24

viction for such misdemeaDor shall not IN any
wise be bar to any suit brought to recover
damages for an injury to said bridge: ProVl-,
ded, however, That said bridge is open and
free for the passage Of troops and munitions OF
war by the United States without charge or
compensation of any kind.
And be ifUHher enacted, That in case the
said bridge shall not be fully completed within
five years from the passage Of this act then
this. act shall be null and void:
And be 1t further enacted, That the right Is
hereby reserved to Congress to amend, alter,
Or repeal this act.
That said Company shall not grant to any
railroad or other corporation the exclusive right
to transport passengers or freight over SAID
railroad bridge, but any privilege granted to
one Corporation, shall be extended to all who
may make application for such privileges on
equal terms and shall not sell or transfer Or lease
their corporate rights to any Company which
will not check baggage or commute farcs with
all railroads North or South.
Y A.violent wind and rain storm occurred be-
tween this city and Baltimore to-day, by which
the telegraph wires were blown down, and the
railroad track injured in several places. All
communication for the present is suspended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-24
Rv dSrcn1l 81 Wise.

(Reai Estate AuctlOneers.)
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue OF q
u decree of the Circuit Court Of the County
Of Alexandria, rendered at its May term, 1865,
in the suit Of Henry Blondheim, rs. Geo. W;
Corson, OF al, in chancery, the under@igned
offer for sale, at public auction, on SAIUR,
DAY, the 18th Of July, 1868, q L0T or
GROUND, with FRAME TENEMEN 7 S Sss.AS
thereon, situated on the east side of Fair sEazg
their intersection, binding on Fairla% street SIS
feet 1C5 inches, and on Gibbon street 103 feet 5
inches
TERMS-Onc-tenth of the purchase-money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in E, II and
Is months, with interest, the bonds of the purII
chaser with security to be taken for the dclorTed
instalments, and the title to be retained until
the purchase money is paid. Stamps and cost:
of conyeyancing at the expense Of the purchas,
cr GEO W. BRENT,
iy It'd Comnl'r. Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-24
RV Green GE Wise.

Real estate AucLlOnCCfS.)
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue Of q
Z j decree Of the Circuit Court AleXan-
dria, rendered at its May term, 1868, in the suit
of John j. Lloyd and wife ct al, against Geo.
A. Glascock's adm'rs., ct as, i'll chancery, the
undersigned will offer for sale, at public &uc-
lion, on SATURDAY, the 18th Of July, 1853,
ut Ii o'clock, in front Of the Mayors office, 4
LOT OF GROUND, with small BRlCA Mes
HOUSE thereon, commencing l25 feet III 1:i
inches from tho n. =. corner Of House No. So,
Washington street, corner of Queen ST., front
ing Y feet 6 inches on Queen street, thence
south l02 feet TO an feet alley; thence east Il
feet 6 inches thence north 1872 feet to the be-
ginning. IN,
TEKMS-On e-tenth Of the purchase-moncy
to be paid in cash and the residue in g., y and
IS months, with interest, the bonds Of the pur-
chaser with security 10 be taken for the deferred
nstallncnts, and the title to be retained until
the purchase-money is paid Stamps and cost
Of conyeyancing to be paid BY the PurG4aScr
c. W. WATTLES,
iv lid COmm'r. Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-24

The PORT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. -
Alexandria was constituted by nature the port
of the District of Columbia, and an incident
occurred yesterday which plainly Indicated that
though deprived for time of the Legitimate
advantages of its position, as such, it will even
tually, and perhaps sooner than some imagine,
reap them to the fullest extent A vessel con,
signed to the Cumberland Coal and Iron Com
pany, whose agency is located at Georgetown,
attempted to receive load at that place, and
did in fact take on half cargo, when, in con,
sequence of the shallowness of the water there,
she was compelled to return to this city to COM
pete loading. The expense incurred in load
ing the vessel was hardly compensated for by
the profit on the coal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-24

New BUILDINGS. Although there have
not been great many new houses erected in
town this summer, several very handsome and
commodious ones have been built, and others
are in process of construction. We call to mind
now the three-story building on Fairfax street
near King, owned by Mr.. Grimes; the three-story
houses on Royal street, owned by Messrs. Bar
ton and Minor; the three. story brick buildings
on King street, owned by Mr.. Appich. BE"
sides these Mr.. Muir is putting up fine large
building on King street; Mr.. Porter new
Brewery; Dr. Klipsten handsome residence
on Prince street; Mr.. Charles Taylor com
modious and fine stores on King street; Mrs.
Brookes handsome residence corner of Wash
ington and Prince; Miss Bartleman fine brick
building on King street; and Messrs. Wilmer
and Jameson planning and saw mill, corner OF
Water and Cameron streets. In addition to
the above several neat and substantial framed
houses have been erected in different quarters
OF the city. t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-24
by 3. III. I'arrotf, Auctionccr.
T VALUABLE WEST END REAL Els

VALUAB4FEEr E W F3F B HHR REAL ES-
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, in the case of Brig ht vs., PAUL.
and Others the undersigned will offer for sale,
by public auction, in front Of the Mayor 5
Office, st Alexandria, on SATURDAY, August
8th, 1863 at Y m, The LOT OF GROUND,
with the improvements thereon, Of which VIM.
Bright died seized and possessed situated on
the north side Of the Little River Turnpike,
near the Cameron Mills, in the village Of West
End, Fairfax county, Va. This property. Is
less than a mile from Alexandria, contains
about one and quarter acres Of ground, has
THREE DWELLING HOUSES and other 6f:=aa
buildings upon it, and is a good location for El$l
the business Of q butcher, gardener, blac ksmlth,
country merchant, &c. being Immediately upon
the principle thoroughfare leading to and from
Alexandria.
TERMS-Onc-fourth cash; the residue in
three equal payments, st six, twelve and eight
cen months, with interest from the day of sale
the deferred payments to be secured by the
purchasers bonds, with good sureties, and q
retention Of the title until tho whole Of the pur-
chase money shall have been paid. Stamps
and conveyance at purchasers cost. For fur
Their information apply to d. L. SMOOT,
Comn'r. Of Sale, No. 5, 5. Royal ST..
iv15-ts Alexandria, Va
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By Green d. Wise,


(Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.J
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BY AUG
TION.
We shall oGor, by public auction, on SAT
URDAY, the 18th day Of July, 1868, at II
o'clock. in front Of the Mayors Office, the fol-
lowing valuable real estate
on the north side Of Prince street. between Co
lumbus and Alfred streets. This property is
we'll located and will command good rents
.Tc-ms-One- third cash, and the residue in &, l.
and Is months.
No. 2-HOUSE and LOT, on tho northWest
corner Of Wolfe and Pitt Streets 80 feet on Pitt
street, and 5l4 on Wolfe. This house is suita-
bic for small family, and is in pleasant locali-
ty. Terms cash.
No. slot OF GROUND, on the north
east corner Of Wolfe and st. Asaph SITS, 234 feet
front by 105 feet inches deep. This is q beau
tifu building lot. Terms cash. jy It'd