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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-20

% Observation-Disclosures, AS
soCIATED with other powerful vegetable ingredi-
ents that form RADWAY'S SARSAPARILLLAN
REsOLvENT, is curing the worst cases Of chronic
scrofulous, Syphiloid, and Urinary Diseases as well
as Skin Diseases.
Amedical gentleman inquiries 'if the Resolvent is
azure for Spermsorrhea, Impotence, and Discharges
from .he System, that threaten dissolution" &c.
The RENOvATING REsOLvENT, when prepared
under the old process, cured many persons In this
city aud elsewhere. who, from seabuse, had almost
placed themselves beyond the res ch Of cure butwho
we're cured and since married, and have children.
This is good evidence Of Its powerful curative and
fruitful efficacy. 5ss'E .-'e
AS Blood Purifier 1t Is superior to oil Sarsaparil
las-these decoctions are mere washes compared to
the powerful, stimulating, strengthening and life
invigorating effects of the true sARsAPARILLIAN
REsoLyENT. So quick Is this remedy in passing
into the circulation that 1t nany be detected In the
Blood aud Urine in len minutes after 1t is taken.
In ordinary Pimples, Blotchea, Worms or Insects
in the Skin Black spots Sores Eruptions, &C., few
doses Is sufficient to make the skin clear, smooth and
healthy. ~ -- -r,. ...., T.
In aggravated Diseases OF the Skin, Sores, Ulcers.
Fever Sores, Salt lRheum, Syphiloid, Secondary or
Primary, this remedy cures permanently, and has
cured after the treatment of Ricord, velpeau, Du
Barry, of Paris, and the same treatment In this coun'
try, failed. For the theory of cure, see DR.. Rad
ways new medical book, False and True, now
ready also many other diseases not proper to mcn-
ton In public advertisement. But 80 powerful ia
this remedy that physicians, who formerly had no
faith In Sarsapas are deeply interested In Its wor-
derful effects as prepared by DR.. Roadway in the
sARSAPIRILLIAN REsOLvENT. --
It is acknowledged TO be saperior, safer, and
more rapid cure than Buchu, Juniper, Cubebs Tur.
pentne Copsbia, &C., for oil diseases of the Urinary
Bladder, or Uterine Organs, and the only sure cure
for liberation: and Degeneration of the Kidneys.
Dr. Roadway has for several years given special at
tenlion to diseases Of these organs, and his trea-
ttse on Kidneys, Bladder, and the Urine in "False
and True is the most thorough and eIplicitof any
published.
THE SARSAPARILLIAN RESoLyENTis lis the best
reueiy in the treatment of Consumption of the
Lungs and Bronchitis. 1t puriaes the blood and
loosens the phlegm 60 that eIpectoration is easy.
II supplies the waste and decay Of the body with new
and healthy material and repairs the emaciaed body
with new srength-it secures good appetite, and
checks tire waste and dissolution of the lungs few
doses In consumption will do good.
Road FALSE AND TRUE. Send one letter
stamp to RADwAY & CO., TO. 81 Maiden Lane,
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Respectfully submitted by
-is';'' WILLIAM MoKINLAY,
:. " Chm Com. on Engines.
..,....,,e L.; POTTER. ~ &c.
r. F. DEREEF -.+als

| .By Alderman Olney, from Committee on Ac-
counts, which was adopted: m
The Committee on Accounts beg leave to re-
port upon the examination Of the following &C
counts. They fnd, them properly Vouched and
correct, and recommend that they be passed
Sor vTr1 oY1t 's-i. a.. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-20

10 INV hLUAbLE
1t in crcases 8 the
quantity and inn
proves tho quality
of The :JILK. II
has b. Gu proven
b. actual expert
mint To increase
the q tity OF
Nlilk aud cream
twenty PER cent.
and make the But
A IL - II
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May17

mail s1ch aa LUNG FEVER. GLANDERs. YELL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-20

aF s-A-R4S-A-P-A-R-I-L- AS
ISOLATED with other powerful vegetable ingredi-
ents that form RAILWAYS sARSAPARILLLAN
REsOLvENT, is curing the worst cases Of chronic
scrofulous, Syphiloid and Urinary Diseases, as well
as Skin Diseases.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-20

In fattening cattle II gives them IN appetite opens
their hides and makes them thrive nliich faster
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In addition to the above, there were fye alarms OF
Gre and fcrty-nve distractions reported, which were
sssernlly referred to the Chief OF the Fire Depart
Seventy head OF horses. mules, COWS, &ci 6c.,'
were found going at large In the streets, contrary to
City Ordinances and were disposed Of accordingly
nom the mayors Morning Report Books for Upper
-'N - -. g. B. slawALp. Chief of Police.
Received of Captain G. B. sigwald Chief Of Police.
Thirteen Hundred and Seven Dollars 6o;1So IN fali'
aa par above report 3. THOMAS, :
June 10, 1858. City Treasurer.
The following reports of E. Willis and Jas.
q. Taylor, EsQs.. city directors in the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company, were receiv-
ed as information h
CHAR1EsroN, 8. c., June 8, 1868. !.
TO His Honor Mayor M. c0gs'oeu, and The Board Of
GENTIEMHs IIs;2 As one of the City Directors in
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com
pany, 1 attended the meeting called in Mem
phis on the 26th, Of the Board, and, wnle
there, Colonel Sam. Tate resigned his place
as President, and Mr. NJ. J. Wicks was elected
in his-atead for the short une1pired term,s
which runs out on the first Wednesday in An.
bed ii good order, but learned that May was
the most idle month in the year for this road
and This fact was plainly evident by the small
business IN freight and passengers the road
was doing. Respectfully, mn,
CHARLESTON, June 10, 1858.
10 His Honor he Mayor Of Charleston:
EIR:, !. In accordance with your desire, and in
conformity with the appointment as director In
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com
pany, attended, with MIR. e. Willis, meet meet
Ing Of the directors Of that company at Mem
phis, on the 26th ultimo. On that occasion
Colonel Sam Tate resigned the Office Of Presi-
dent, and new election WAS ordered TO De
held Immediately. The result was comm m n1aa uni
Gated to YOU by telegram, namely, the elec-
tion OF NJ. j. Wicks, Esq, late Vice.President,
TO theofice Of President. The directors were
ali present with one exception, Judge aumph,
reys, who was sick. The. State OF Iennessee ness
Charleston by two, and the stockholders by
nine.
Colonel Tate made the following statementof
the three months business to 31st March: =,
6r0sSreCetpt6.. oo o
Expenses. es.I.................. s..:.... l7I,oV9 6S
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taxes and give it a preference to all other in.
cumbrances, enclose draft OF bIli for tnat
purpose. And am Of opinion that Councli, 10
view of the necessities OF government, mas, las 'ne
authority to establish such priority OF len az
against all private incumbralces.
!. also enclose the bill of Clerk OF Appeal
Court for copy of the decree. q,
Respectfully. no,u,e :.
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In ordinary Pimples, Blotchea, Worms or Insects
in the Skin, Black spots Sores, Eruptons, &C., few
doses is sufficient to make the skin clear, smooth and
healthy. ...., -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

nS-The Iowa Agricultural College opens
this month; receives pupils without distinctioa
OF sex. While the young men learn farming.
the young women learn 10 cook and keen
house.
~Bishop Duggan has prohibited DANCING
Of any kind In the Catholic Diocese OF Chicaeo
during fairs or bazaArs held tor any cAaritable
purposes.
~John Pepper. a private Waterman 4,
Memphis, and his wife. have been indicted -
the Grand Jury for cruelty to An orphan eir3
named Msry smith, about twelve yeau OF AZ.
They punished ner Tor pulling a turnip by
burning her some dozen times with a rrd ne,
poker on the face and arms
0Brigham Young thinks he has succa.a>1
in giving his theatre ..sacred character" mt
regrets tns boys VIII whistle in the gallery.
0Out OF one hundred and twenty-oae csses
ON the docket OF the Supreme Judfcsi tSooyt
OF Name twenty-eieht ara casss of divorce.
~frawiey and Foley, biliardisss are %
play three match games, $1,000 stakss eac esno.
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HUSBAND POISONED BY HIS WTFg-hSt
Jacob Shugart, a resident of Butler. Pa was
ont husktng corn On Monday. the IN Instant
ana TO all appeaTanceswss In his usual health
MS ntte daughter took out for him about din
htr time some soup. OF which n ats. Not long
after he had eaten II he was taken with violent
cramps IN the stomach, 80 much 50 that he was
unable 10 stand. A nelghbor going by in q
buggy. MI. ShHssrt motIoned wirh hts hand Tor
him. On going TO him he found Mr. :. very an,
nut vas unable 20 get him into his buggy and
take HIM home. In half hour after MS arri-
VA home he was a corpse. MIR. Shugart WINS o
hard-working and industrious citizen. HIS
funeral toot place on the "Wednesday follow
Ing his death. Mrs SAugart and a german by
the name Of Martin have been arrested on sus-
picion OF poisoning him. and are now in prison
TO await further Investigation. The contents
Of the stomach have been anaiyzed, and the
p-eseL &c Of arsenic discovered.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
80 M. sms s 80: -

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- M a ss -
WASHINGTON, 1858.
MORT .h sH
are now run as follows. viz:
FOE BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except SUNDAY att 3 a. M, and
1850, =, ago, $40, aad s:30 p. NJ.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
:, Leave daily, except Sunday, at Z A. NJ. and 4:2O
Leave at A; NJ. and i 30 P NJ. No train to
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BAITIaORE
Leave at : A. III, snG 4 40 and $50 r N.
FOR WAf STATIONS.
Leave at : A. III. and AGO and $50 T. NJ.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
Leave dSily, EXCEPT sstgrday aid Suusay. at
on SuDd.y at 4:2G $50, ard P. Ii only con-
tecting at Delay station Win trains from Bslti
more to " heeing, Psrkers burg, &c.
wIhIrGugh TICKETS 70 the West cen 10 had at the
Pornsylvsnis avenue. Passengers purchasing
bs IL tas acme a Ss erg aTsPgs
Issiaence taken to the depot, Gnd put in the bag.
For New YORK. Phila1el5.ia, end Boston, see
sc7ertissmenI Of '.ThrC.ugh Line
MWttLf2s Mater sli q T,I Esn;poT,eton
sel4 gro. S. kOOETZ, General Agent
V'EHoUGH LINE BErWEEN WASHINGTON
NEW Y. Sh, }fS3 - sf,ESs.l =
WASHINGTON, 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
1OBk are nov run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW GOBk, 4-i:hOM change Of c7Ts,
Leave caiy tcxceps Sunday at = A. M, and
1880 and . 2. NJ.
FOE PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (eNcert suDday) a. = A. III. and
1880 and $40 p. 81.
OR SUNDAY.
Leave for New YORK at y p. M, and Philaiel-
phia at $40 p. n.
sleeIing cara for New York on T. II. train
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston can be had at the Station Once az all hours
IL the day. Also, a. the Comp2uys Office, No.
900 Pennsylvania avenue. Passengers Purchasing
tickets at the Avenue Office can there arrange to
have their baGSag called for and check AZ their
residence, taken to the depot, and put in the bag
gage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule betw cen Washington, Baltimore, An
Iapolis and the West
i'll. WILSON, Master o Transportation
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
seIf GEO. 5. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
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s-E
= EiCE - CENTS.
SENT SEALED BY POST.
EMANHOCD,D

"rs HasSyed aHy Ftf.y.5ov-th Edition Of this
res medical pamphlet, revised and ,ust published
p the alih,r, D.. Curtis This valuable work
treats on the cause aud cure OF premature decline
and secret diseases of youth and manhood. II
Gives a ciearsynopsis Of the impedimeuts to mar
Tia-a, and Il remedies therefor.
ADDRESS 3HE AUTHOR No So. NORTH
CHAELkS STREET, LALTIMORE MD.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

I ARGE SALE OF BLANKETS.
DyFo -, 2rARIEEYHi IS oyvIeE;
VII De sold at public a1ctioU, at Clothing
zero, AsmoTy Square, on MONDAY. Noysmbsr
:; Inn shcIng 81 - a m. under the supervision
Iothing, Camp and Garrison Eduipags, unit for
ZtOO Great Coats. foot.
5.4ed Artillery Uniform Coats
10 Great Goats, mounted.
90 sack Goats
FoIsss Caps, tents, Bed sacks, Axes, Mess
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
Ias9 deposit will DO required, as heretofore,
~ order OF the O uartermaster General
j. q. mCEERRAN,
Deputy q. M General,
&C -h-!W hrevet Brig Gen. u. :. Army.
A UCIIoN SALE OF EOSPITkL BEDDING
"A AND CLOTHING.
AssIsT ST MEDICAL PUEvEYoR's OFFICE.
- W s>HING-oN. ID C., October p 1853
VII be sold ~ pm bic auct on in this citT AZ ,ba
Jrdicisry Square v areBouse. II street betwean
an ara 9TH streets, on WEDNESDAY. the uth
"a, 81 SoVemter neat. at H. q. m. the foli0xing
articles Of Hospital Bedding ard CIotninr M lon
ser r"quired for the use of the Medical Depsrtneat
IGNo0 Gray Blankets;
lUHsD BED sacks.
2lG0 Pillow Ticks:
p O." pairs Noolen Socks;
g5IsA trow rs;
1900 SiiIgeTs
The above Articles VIII b. sold IL lots 20 suit botb
l7rge and small purchasers. '
GINS. Cash, in Gov ernnIert Finds
live tS' uays VIII lie allowed tS parties nurcbas
b. o. remove their property.
l. goods 4rs IL all sold on the DAY advertised
tie saie VII be confined daily
&C q It'd ~
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ErtT1rs rom Z. fsrrs a. this w n roygzUsnci,g
nom t.s year 1880.
MANHOOD. n CR. C-Rrrs-In this 40, of p-a-
tension when rhe privilege Of the true are con
CIfIrU RI 10 aUrG the sU-er from nervous delhi.
y tae ~ ring means q judgment where to seek
~ GifCUity. Their experience aud reputation in
a. ireHime II OF these Ia.niU dis. the pa
-ewts FUarantg. and well deserve for the work
It's immense ciEcuiGJiOn.-Eya.
GIFTS az MANHOOD should be in the hands If
JgErn AMI old axe. 1t Is = medical Publication
ably written. and devplOpes the treatment of a
zen tho Pr.y 81 the llliteEate and designing
t45ttd SeFytcs G0-s.te.
CURTIS OK MANHOOD 1t deveIopes the fesrfu,
shoals on which a lar ge V-OpertiOH of human han
ft1ss- is ETeckec a1d tuT Eis aes = chart ~ which
meg may he avoided apt escaped. fortunate for
"a country would II be did H. Youth Pat into prsc,
Ice he FEiianttTor.c and scientific xinIs here
.' down one cause Of N -triuo-i Il misery might
Ven he ba1ished from our land, ana the race OF
t-. tErrNGt- De succeeded = g renew Al Of the
thI-. vigorous spirits 81 the 0iden tine.-Cdyori-
CTtTfs on NJ NBos This l. really a valuable
v0r Tor pointing oct tn diseases resulting tom
sN-Ssses- tAc evils 81 which manifest in every
i.s-Lg al iun, 10 less imam Ia "a. shattered con-
~'ityt5. = Of those iltClyiH- III will do mucn 10
prevent TIE wee which. ty IT, prevalence among
tI7 young Aas much influence on IN present a.
oB she future wei ueluE Of mtny-fi-raid
D.. CUsr,>'s work. entitled Manhood is sas of
the ~ books Row before Tho pupiic o. such a
s-ty q y hith can la- q 10 = :s character of
iI strictly T-Cfes al AZ tie srir time that II !.
fully -Eteili sitle . al vhC read H. The moral
EN- medical Sctcspss given II IL render il inyalu-
able --IGsElf.
CvRTIS o. Es-EooD.-This - truly a valuable
work, gEd lLOv'1 IL tHs bands Of vonUC nd
c-c Tie p-5le-si0uai reputation Of the 81 .hor,
combine. with rs tEeutF years' experience as
tclcai TseTce a. tha Treatment q nervous debii-
which this poPLi.. aud al written neilo Al treat
ise has obIalLec.-SEatGy IJ2ss.
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II. CURTIS msg he consulted upon AL cssas Of
sENiNAL snd PHYSICAL DEBILITY, sPER-
lIATOEBHEA, snl all ether diseases arising from
abuses of the natural functions, at ms residence,
No. - NORTH CHARLES STREET, BALFI-
EOBE, vh1re all communications should be sd-
drs sseC.
Cfice houra-lp 20 4 and to?p.m &C 2;-sn
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AUCTION SALES.
RHW. l.. WALL CO., Arctioneers,
- Stores No. SIS ans 3f7,
Southwest corner OF Peunsylvsnia ave. and 9th

BIw L. Sn.t rs 81 ' .ns sis
Southwest corner OF Peunsylvsnia ave. and 9TH 81
TWO VALUABLE Palms. STOCK. CROP
s6Ss Ears f H6GsihSLb fFuRyffrEs
IA Al An2Yr sEykS NILE Fsf
s. IN WEDNESDAY MORNING, No
~ sae we Is Il pTsSe. e. .S q tss
suoten, the two yslnshle t-acts % Land adjoining
MT Clark, one Containing seventy four sCres and
improvements aisaa great variety of fruits % al
once IN close proximity snd al excellent neigh
eoi hood also, another tract adjoining containing
The shove Farms if no. sold ~ rriva.e .al. BE-
lore the dap OF sale, viii 10 sold on thst cay ~.sh
Also, previous u the sale Of the Farm. 3. -
eiS-S, We VII, se.i gil lie stocS; Crops, FARMING
smiths orge sooG Hogsehod Farniiure a.
Terms OF sale On the tAg.r are: sre tNF-r =:
So 81 sa until NAV IS IN; 80 Ia a. 80 :,
paid in twelve months from day Of sale.
deposit OF sac viii lie required ss8E the
ocsi-sta ;hts W L. WALL 3 CO Ao,;i.
CONSTABLE SALE.
Nv virtue of or execution issuei by G. Cox.
SG Gs' fSes 81 one 40 T ES have s1
Goaey wharf near e5Sk crSek BsSe, Cen GSorss
tCwu.
JAMES MCGUIRE.
JOSEPH DAW. att Law
&C "a cost. G. n. CL AGET 4, z Unstable
ESY COOfrR & L.gIhER. s~-'ie-lrrrs.
- HsIe clerks vit. Jas. G. MeGuir~ 3 u".,l
Southwest corner ~ Pennsylvania az enas .uG litk
street, Star Odios Building.
VALUABLE LIBRARY At AGJTIOy.
On MONDAY auf EOLLgw!NG EVENING.
NOYenhsr ., 1865. con nCiug At ''C',ck p ~ ,
We shall sell, b. catsC Eue. very lar-e coectiU,l
az Books. IN all the departments Of Literature.
MANY Of them rare and scarce. Terms cash.
ocZ DIFF COOPkR LATTHER. Aucts.
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EpY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
I'D AuctioGeevs and heal Estate Brokers,
No. 326, southeast corner yth AID D streets

TRUSTEES SALE 9ryALUABLE
LkOPEB1l Or TENTH STREE, NEAR
THE CORNER OF q STREET NORTH.
Ii by virtue Of a deed of trust dated the "a
1n day ot July, A. u. 1865, and duly RECORDED in
49, Il. NJ. II No. 10 foiios 43, &c, of the land
records for Washington county. ID. . aud by the
direction ard consent Of the parties interested
therein, vi,l sell a. public auction, in front Of
thc premises. OF TUESDAY, tie lcih day OF No
Ne'her, le5e az half past four o'clock p. part
# Lots five ~ and six TO-, in Square numbered
three hundred ami eighty one t5si). in the city of
WashinRtou, having front IF II fees Sis inches
10Th street west and running back with tho same
width TO the depth OF 20 feet.
This property is well improved With good and
substantial Brick Dwelling. and - in a location
where property is being rapidly enhanced III value,
in view ot the proposed location OF The Centre Mar
KIT.
Terms Of sale:-0ne half in cash, OF which $50
must be paid az che sale the deferred symsnts 10
be paid, IL equal payments, in six twelve
nths with interest from day Of sale, and secured
by decd Of trust to The satisfaction OF the trustee
All COW eyancing, inclu ding stamps, at the pur-
chase s cost.
j the teruns OF sale not complied with within
FIVE days from day OF sale. the trustee reserves the
right 10 rssel at the risk and cost OF defau Ting
purchaser, after one week S public notice.
WM. III. WARD, Trustee.
CEEEN L WILLIAMS.
TIA
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SLATk MATHIS

II v = L.
SLATE MAETELS.
Having removed cur entire stock OF SLATE
Ms NH u 10 10 2sj peunEy'van,a ayerps a.
tween l-th ana 18th streets south SIDE and haYiue
a3ded eat-y 10 the variety and stock, are ur-S
sft PaFea 10 chow IN rDOB- VeCisiy set ararr -
THE H. anch Of cur business, an stylas Of JaU,sls
nabuiaOtCTeG 81 slate, nov 30 p pu!aE thrOuEaou.
this country and EurCpe.
We invite builders and others q call sns exe,a-
lne our STOCK aAd rrlccs before pu-Chasiay as sgs
Halter ourselves We can he eXCellei by none nav
Jug no" thg aTency 81 the moot celebrated maui
factory in sEe United States
AZ. W. HAMILTON & CO.
Branch Store -a3 Peuna ay-u1a
&C % u bot. 18th asa 18Th streets
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4 I LIE WATCHES JYX
" ELkl AND FANgY GLODS-

no BLANKS. gs-E Every patron obtains 90 Ar
tcle rfecl5ely as r preseutea. aqon PAYMENT q On
hsse- mtnt lee oil 50, wos IN ~ least TO- while n
NAV be worth >l.0tu 81 "
Tickets naming toe artfc'rs. with surRrb AM
correct Illustration az the sgmt-thst tn h-,yaf
az Know precisely what be i % Obtain 81 we'll 1.
~ personal examination, ttus avoiding an de-
uon-vtii be Forwarded ~ -aail, post paid, at lie
lCl'oTibg pTtces:-StI~'e tICH 2. xix tFck -.
with premium, s.; Twelve tirSets v. m p-ef,f,.,
SlnJtweEty-siN tickets. with premium, So: giNfv
lcLets WIN premium. 40 Premiums are Given
Clubs. -' iO--"
~ Goods will be sent ty Express. for election
OF delivery, to any part - the Uuitei States lbi-
honorable course gives rl'TeUs the afvcU tara or
payment ~
SIND FUR AN ILLUSTRATED CTRCrTAR
To AGENTS, or those wishing employment tEis a
rare oppOrtUrity. II l. legitinstely con ln,tef
business duly authorized 10y The Government al
open TO tie most careful scrutiny. TRY Il A..
dress, With directed cnyeiore for reply
VIM NICHOLSON E Co
oo2o I'M 15a and 15s Broadway New York
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tkX SEAEE & iLlAMS
~ AECtioneeTs and Real Estate Brokers
No. ago, Southeast corner 7th and u streatr

- AECtiOneeTs and Kesl Estate Brokers
No. 32b, Southeast corner 7th and - streats
SALE OF VERY VALUABLE FARM IN
IhINCE GFOHGE'S COUNTY, MaRYLAND
On TIE ROAD LEADING FROM RIIGS'
MILL t. CULSYILLB. COaTkINING ABOUT
Two ~ NJ RED AND S.VsATY- NINE
hCtEs, MORE OR LESS.
81 .Ur MONDAY, November 9Th, 1873. at IL
E.. q o clock ~, On the premises, we shall pro
s@%--ceed 10 sell at public auction, the Farm Of
James uwens, situated on the road leading from
iiegs MN % Colsvile, and adjoining the farms OF
" IN sibiey and VIM GapleY, sad known "a the
hcInesttad o. TIE late Col. Jackson. deceased. 1t
j. IN good state Of cultivation. and is I'm proved
y a b"elDng House, containing nino TOo1s;
TAI D, stable &c: all III good pair. and also ire
Or hard, which has peach, aprle, plum, apricot.
ounce, ana sll hinds of fruit Trees, and q young
orchard Just planted.
This sale offers rare chance to any person de
string farm; and in-neci a,ely after tue sale Of
fhe farm v ~ shall proceed to cell the Household
lHrniiuT and Stock, viz
Five Gcon Work Horses, two Colts
Seven Cows, three Oxen, ten Shesp, srd twenty
Hogs
Uay, Corn, Rye, Wheat. Potatoes
Three WagoE1 aud Harness
Plouoh5, liarrovs. and Farming Utensils
Bous hold and Kitchen Furni.ure
And many other articles too numerous 10 men
ton
Terms of sale for farm: One-halg cash; the bal
aDcs Ia ore and tive years, the purchaser to give
good security TOT the deferred payments SaD0 down
or the farm hen knocked of
&C 23-esSds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31
RY GREEN WILLIAMS.
No. 52G, southeast corner OF 7th and streets.
TRUsTEEpsALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON 1TH STRkk~ Road,
NEAR BOUNDARY STREET, IN THE OOIjN.

~ OK gW8sNaRIANhchr s shE r. 3. IN fhA ooUN-
AA By virtue of . deed Of trust from Nicholas
tafH Lochboehler and his vile, Caroline Loeb
Is0 koehler, o the subscriber, dated 10Th day Of
september, A. D. $50, aud recorded amongst tho
lard records Of the county Of Wsshington, in the
District Of Columbia in Liosr = N II, No. Il,
on the premises, on WEDNIsDAY,,th the eth day Of
November, 1858, at o'clock , all that piece or
parcel of ground situate and being In the county
part Of al tract a. land known as Mount Pisassnfk
ard described In . certain plat Of subdivision OF
g.. No :, folio =. one Of the land records Of said
within the notes and bounds as laid down ia said
plat or plan Of said subdivision Of said part Of
Mount Pleasant, together with she buildiE "a, i'm.
provenents, rights, privileges, and sppurtenances
Terms: One third d the PURCHASE money cash;
residne IN q. and twelve mo mn the deferred
secured by deed of trust on the premises sold.
All convey ancinG and etAmps q purchasers cost,
Sa0 down Ut time OF sale
sale witkir dys days from TIE day Of sale tie
property shah be resold, ct bis cost and rsk, upon
;t daye' uCtice JOHN & LILLIAN Trustee
oce dkts GREkN WILLIAMS. Aucu.