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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

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- enfhresenuu g the show wasl
- - moderats order, only two
- = nrnnanncs bafa9 heard dur
z, - 3 a w Aer1E,s
,r,sseh and ca of those W. skArted
\ tha Nunparrjf odIce. But We have
"a risht 10 ccsnpisin, ~ ~ I'D A|
49, ficket. hut il d most certain if
re hs4 nsfo saythiag 1Oges I'm sftsrI
sseh : = - klssnilkSa = the Apas
a. the managers Of the show, We
eonii az rfxat h.vs clnia.ad ossr|
n,nnev hnea. s8
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-. 81, - n.,, that vas !
49, ss.Ass~xss.s~ sns ,snrse o., Me-.
Is. ,,1r,.s,s so,,,., .r,sak. ana uroyesi
i. - that he must be sosne relation
go $500 vraarser who aatalksd
! - s.arsN a. 80, hours a.,A sieyif
go xvo,ss sila ha .avn
pss,eks : ansaeh fluishe<i the s,ox,
whsrh aakiax into cousideration all
the rains and time taken 10 eet 1t
,,r v.os = most n.iserahle failure.
II -v@~--v---7
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'aasssssstsa41u s.sfs = s1s 80
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g - sesas ass sss1'ssss.A '4sss4 - $. - ).
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q saa'i'su - e
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defstano also .'sas e,loa'S arg 80
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fec~ Nuu 1893 s3sM ~.
our Sos 4Ssa.'eii y as =.
Sszae ose 70 a ms psssS
and seq inst no undus aasHnsass
shall % TAKEN OF she iegassssss a - =.
that the viii be carried into entcs.
We understand that Ar. niooanef
aF MIR ssEfy wFNk the AGENT oil TIE GSs~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

DISTINGUISHED VIsIToRs.-Our
essy was usasite6i On yesterday ~
NJ. JoY, President a. the MlcAigsn
Central and Burlington and MissOu-
ri Railroads, GEx. CEATks. Pres
ident OF the it. Joseph and Coancil
Biaffs Railroad, DIR. PHELPa. Pres
ident of the Council Bluffs and 81.
Joseph Railroad, Mr.. MEAD, general
SUPERINTENDENT Of the Hannibe1 md
st. Joseph RaiIrnad. snd CArrAsN
WILCOX Of the u. g. Army. The
party went over 10 Omaha ip tho af'
ternoon 10 lake . look Of that piaa<
and returned 10 this city this morn
| ing, They were shown about TN
city hy ans ensespsising fellow CHI
isea. chi, 4. L. nRMIas, and ~
unsorstsnd that sAeys were wei
pleased With our city and expresses
their belief that ak no distant de-,
this wosaid be the largest city On sha
Missouri river above s. JoeePh.-
We understand that Mr.. JOY Ia par
ticalar WAS well pleased with the 10
cation Of our sits, and highly please
with the country generally. We b.
lisvs THAI this h his nrst visitto hi
| section Of the country and w m
| exceedineiy soEry thAk he cocN no
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

Gh@ &pG&k&k Saf8@ pRoceeu6u 10
prove 10 our farmers that they don't
pay any tayea, md no doubt would
have convinced them, but for the
fact that some of them have taken
the precaution TO save their tax re-
eeApfs. Farmers donst pay any tax-
asl Wen, sAat was m Interesting
part Of the show, sad had ID proves
a sueasss would have proved pay
ing Institution. Farmers don't pay
ssy saxes. Oh 20, They don't pay o
tax OF eight cents on every pound ri
coffee tIsy hwy, do thsy. Five cents
on every pound OF sugar; two CENTS
% every bar Of Hatshss; thirty
three pee cent, on every yard Of do
msstia Hfty per cent. on every yard
NJ bsosSsaoth, and % average az ATTY
psr cant. On every other article tssat
they eas, drink Of wear. Oh no,
farmers doa't pay any taxes. Far
mss dsd ynasserns<tess iissasstamE
90 10 hesl Of . pair Of shoes On .
bs61le ofnsedicine, oa q hon Of match
MGDt sip,oDe svssytkjag ere ~
you bay. II you hAse. yoa hevs ~
svi1paNtoot - pay efbg tha'
stamp Nnl1cQge the tAx which yos
pay 5 In knsernua111t
49, - =. 7. :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20


taneosss gathering of the Democrats
thsee 81 f0sr weeks sit1ce. hut here
the comparison ceases, for In enthu-
sasnl, eslTnMlyieS ana ali thai goes
10 make up = suecessfni denopstra-
tinn, pregnant with Victory, Il was
| 4 coulpiefe failure. Bssys and men
hfrod )or - oeEas1on, zIled thaeonks
| on tie Tanners, and the tame platl-
tstdas Of the speakers fell upon the
ears Of detected or unAepreexative
auditors. 1T seemed more like q fu-
| neral tbAn . afjnHtton n,ee<tnk.
On the night felIosring thjaFadicai
exhibition, and upon q simple news.
paper nutioe Of two l1RyD, the Dsano-
crafts brought ant i fn1cli lareef con
course Of acfuai voters, 10 IIafou 10
Senator noolIttle of Wic1naIH, WI
| w. UBries1, oar candidate ~ Con-
gresham at Large, aud ofAer apeAk-
ers !; and the spirit nf the meeting
showed That orat0rs and AudIfurs
alike aeas confident OF eoning vieto-
Fy.
| Politicians are generally shressa
naea, and It b d sienj dcans fhI4 SIsat
| whIte 70 cEe earea "a inGaf the
I tEouAts nd e1pceee 81 q nonninAtipu
i - 1oeel ace a. tbs H1QNojioon
49, tAeFo - mo1W No - NM
t1e16 1oNuD4e 1qtlte11s - 80 Dsl1a.
oc 49, 1ups shcw hpw -
a lsqast Ssld TN w. q, IL
1a1 ! ]. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11


The loyal blue and the traitor gray
Alike in their graves are sleeping
Side by side In the sunlight ray
And under the stoTn1-el0uds weeping.
sTis well to forgive the past
God give as grace we may
But never while life shall last,
Can we honor or love the gray.
II
0ur boys in blue are loyal and true,
= For their God and their countryE dying,
with q watehful pride that is ever new
We garland their graves where they re
lying.
They were murdered BY rebel bands
The fell In fearful fray.
Guarding our flag from traitors hands
We do not love the gray.
III
We would not hate, our hearts would fain
Cast q veil Ger their shameful story
twill not bring back our loyal slain
To recall their treason CORY
But put barriers deep and wide
Divide the false from the true
Shall treason and honor stand side by side ?
rs the gray the peer of the blue?
w
Answers each loyal heart to-day,
They are peers and equals never;
No wreath on traitors grave we lay
Lat shame be his wreath forever.
Do they think we forget our Dead
Our boys who wore the blue3
That because they sleep IN the same cold
bed
We know not the false from the true2-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
Blair Answered.

In his speech accepting the nomina-
ion, Mr.. Bfa5r said: W hat civilized
9eople On the earth would refuse TO as
Eociate with themselves in allthe rights
and honors, and dfgnities of the coun-
Try such men as Lee and Johnston p
6Vofces. None. none o. What civilized
country would fail to do honor TO those
who, fighting for an erroneous cause
vet distinguished themselves by gall
santry never surpassed ? (Applause.) }
7u that contest for which they are
sought 10 be disfranchised and exiled
from their homes-in that contest they
proved themselves to be our peers.R-
Colonel Dick de Hart, Of Indiana, in 9
speech at Indianapolis gave an answer
10 Blair in the recitation of the fol-
lowing lines:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
Military Ingtitute,

0zAAAo-+f S+A4Oh
a COLLEGIATE AND REPARaToRY INSTI-
"a TUITION tor t6e ger eral edneation uf ooys.-
Bvf 1t Col Joseph n. Locke, n. s. A K G. E.,
Superintendent. Capt Ghas. 3. Stivers, U S A,
Commando of Cadets The 7th sem-aunual sPs-
sion will open Sept. TO- 1865 For auuounCeme enfs
aHd copies Of regulations, address Bvt. 1t. Col
JOSEPH NJ LOCKE, u, s A. & C. E, Superinten-
dent 81. n. T., Dayton, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
Star Agricultural Works.


nHHE Albany COTTON GIN MANUFA, TURING
4 Co, Albany, y. Y, Manufacturers # GEN
ERAL Agricultural MACHINERY, Compr tsiug the
celebrated Star Tnrcshing Machines s'Stars1
Railway Cor EHtlcss Cban) and fever Horse
Powers eStar't c. ttan GiHs ana Cendenscrs
Circular Cross cut Sawmiils; VeectsBfe Gu tiers
Horse Hay Forks; Corn and feed Mills; FOwer
Corn shelters; Deg Powers, &c, &c
We wish to call tho particular attention nf Far
mers 70 our celebrated ftSTAR'' THRESFiER AND
CLtANER, which, lately improved. we claim
is lar superior t. any other machine now in
market Il is compact and easily portable sim
pie Ia its cor rstrnctinn, and thercFpU6 easy TO
operate BY the most inexperienced ana Viii do ITS
work with marvcious rtpidlty and pcrfecti6n
ana with comparatively the least demand upon
tue strength oil the animals driving IL.
we nave made recent Improvements ia this mt
chine by which we are enabled bar0ugBty clean
ne grain under almost any comb alton ot diff
cullins, and &c arc row using an entirely s., IS and
elective devce-f FIR relieving the ieedtr ot dust,
tpas making thebpuratiou u tEreshtas com
tortabIe aud saleRs with the ordinary machines
u is Annoying and frtqueuty destructive Of
health.
These Machines are made of sqita5 e sizes for
our 'Star' Railway HoIse Pow. atnl or our
'sstar" Lever Powers for and lasssts.s
Fer sale by our agents anH daI g. 5sratly.
For fun particulars, send for eur tns Sd nst
seriptive Circular and Price List. Co. rsspon-
dents will please address THE Albany COTTON
GIN MANUFACTURING CO., P. o, i'rawer 162,
Albany. N Y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
- - - -
ALL STYLES and PES.
nE GET YouRs ZOE NoTHrNa. "a

Any one sending Us an order for Five go Axes
at One Dollar ana a half each, With the cash,
will receive ONE Extra, FOR NOTgING.
We viii put Axe alongside of any Other
max e and prove il the best nrfshcd and tho lar
gest steel, measuFiag two aud haif Inches
We have made Axes Tor twenty two years and
won't yield the palm in shape 10 any manufactur
er, and yet confess that a sucker Of ulinois,''
called CoIBURN, beat us in bis patent shape. The
circular Bit and continuous edge makes tn. same
labor produce twice as much effect
rms cuT Is LIKE uIE c1LRU8N PAEszvr AxE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
IN TRADE.
0NE D0LLAR FaH EACH ARTICLE

~ The best af Eoston ard New York refer
euces given as 70 the reliabilliy q cur horse. aaa
that our business IS condaoted ii Gse lairess and
most leziffmafe manner possibte, AMI that VIC
give greater Vaine for she money taan can be Oh
fained in sny other way.
An Goods Damaged or Broken IN Trans
portation replaced without charge
mN= Checks describing articles sent 70 agents IN
clubs at rates =rneBbioued below. We Me.sguaralte6
every asticIe 70 cost less than If bought at RHy
Boston en- New York House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

relieve &c not-where our heroes lie
The very ground is holy;
His name who dared for the right TO die
is sacred, however 1oW1ys
But honor the traitor gray
Make It the peer Of the blue
One flower at the feet Of treason lay -
NeUer. while God is true!
-BrdsgBJis G0U7stV Progress, No.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04
Restaurant
v ie ty S tore
HENRY WILCOX

Takes pleasure in announcing to his patrons
and the p,,blic generally that the liberal pat
ronage they have bestowed upon him has enas
bled him to fit up and stock his estat lishmc t
so that he Can now offer them greater induce
ments than ever before for the continuance of
tho sama
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04
OYSTERS.

He has fitted up in superior style, over his
store, first-class Refreshment Saloon, and,
during the fall and winter, will serve up Oys-
ters in every style, and upon short notice. Wis
itors may rely upon receiving every attention
Also, Fresh Oysters constantly on hand and
for sale, wholesale and retail. The fist in
voice just received
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04
Tax Notice.
0FYIcE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
MAsITowOc, October 81, 1868.

MAsITowoc, October 81, 1868. }
A Ii persons interested are hereby notified
n that the following tracts of land and VIII
lage lots, lying and being situated in the
County of Manitowoc and State of Wiscon in,
remaining unredeemed in the Office Of the
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors of
the County of Manitowoc and State of Wiscon-
sin, for the taxes due and unpaid thereon fer
the year 1868, for which said taxes the said
tracts of land and town lots were sold on the
9Th day of May, A. d. 1866, Now, therefore,
unless the amount of taxes, interest, fees and
charges set opposite the several tracts of land
and town lots, as herein described, bepaid on
or before the 9Th day of May, 1869, the same
viii be conveyed to the purchaser or his as
signees in pursuance of the statutes in such
ease made and provided.
WILLIAM BACH.
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors of
Manitowoc county, Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04
FRUITS 81 VEGETABLES.

Fresh fruits and vegetables of all descrip.
tons always for sale during their season. Al.
so, large variety of Canned and Dried Fruits
etc, etc.
His stock of Toys, Stationery, Toilet Arti-
cles, ETC., is the largest and most varied ever
brought to Manitowoc, and we'll merits an ex-
animation.
The best ~rands of Wines, Liquors and CT
CARS constantly ON hand.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by strict
attention to the wants of the public to merit a
continuance of their patronage.
III. WILCOX.
GkS- Sign of the big STAR York street
Manitowoc, Wis. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
0DOR0NTOW


Police Irns.-Hanilson Barenger, q Ia
norer, unmindfui Of hts SOLEMN promises on
me occasion OF his marria g, was eressht be-
vim. Prom her evidepee thiprs 1ook~a pretty
blue for Hamilton, but the justice thought that
security 70 keep The peace would sufiice for the
rejoicing. Kate Thompson. whose name adorns
nearly every page Of the police register, " ~
very cisorderiy, and through oficer Mobiles
mentions appeared before Justice Buckley.
only Sl.s0; but Kate was MINI, exs,, hat small
a sa. 30 sne started on for q twenty days
solourn AZ the corporation hotel, John smith.
C so,on BOY, was arrested by officer Greene
uce Buckley. This boy is ha-dlv eleven vs. =,
olo, ana some time since appl,ed to a Mrs
Clark, on the Navy Yard, IN WuhinStou. for
EMPLOY mens Sne SAID he was too snail TO be
OF any use. wnen ne replic I, You DON. now
what can do" So he was hired, and ina
day, while mp Stairs on an errand, he stole a
b"1ut:ful cold watch belonging 70 Que OF the
ian issmiiy. Nothing more vas, N Of him tlll
trying to dispose OF the watch to 90 ne eolorVd
boys on the street, and arrested hun. also Sc
curing the watch, which has since been iden-
tifrd.
TIE CAHAL.-The canal is uuin jured aloa-
the whole line, and boats are crriving rs usus,.
Yesterday there we-e over twenty arrivals.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE - Yesterday, Coz
bushels choice wheat sold nj e9.s7 per bashel.
II appears that wheat can be bought cheaper
IN Baitimorc, AS ov" 1000 bushels, consigned
70 GEORGETOWN merchants, arrived this morn
ing, costing only fom g. % TO Sass per bashel.
delivered on the wha-f
RIVER fEoNr. - Entered - Seeamer New
York. Jones, from Pbiladelphia; st-amer Co
lumbia, Harper, B-ltIuore; steamer John Glib
son, Winter, New York; schooner Joseph
Eaxter, Myrick. Boston. with plaster 10 Hart.
ley a Bro; sloop Meta, King, Alexandra, with
wheat, TO George Shoemaker.
MRMoRANpA-The schooner Joseph n Bit
ting, philadelphia, was fined so for neglectiug
to have a manifest.
CoNFIRNKD.-The Senate yesterday cou-
frmed he nomination OF Robert White, of this
place, TO b. justice Of the peace for the Dis
TT ct of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

A18DR1D RsooUABs -Nons1H. ~
Norris, Tesfdfng n SouA Wnnh31nrtou near tHe
Smithscnisu fnstitutiou, was pkzsiny through
the Institutes grooeds she va suddenly coz :
ncated By . boy and q mae, SotA color'i, tue
foa mer OF whom grabbed ct her pocket Sook.
which she had 10 - hand, while the isstsr
causht hold Of her baske.. With great DR., srnce
OF mind, Loweve., Mrs. N. jerked away .rom
NE highway men. rstr ard few steSs, and
gave or am for help, which cause re fel-
lows TO sc1mper and escape pursuit. A few
evenings since two Of MI. Norris children.
w going through the grounds on some erranA,
scrpon, Whc.e Object douS.o W1s 1 pInnS as
C-puot some steps be taken for the betfsr pro-
tecnon OF persons passing through those b, An.
tiiul grounds Highway roboer.es and other
oufr.kes have become 50 .requent there that It
is absolutely dangerous ut any tine for any
one TO visit the grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

RELIEvKD.-Iesterday, q celored man, with
misery depicted in his cour tenance. called at
The Centre statIon-house to inquire If the police
had seen or heard anything of a cOlorad bow
named Paine, who had disappeared, with
weeks since. Lieutenant Hurley, with other
members Of the force, who were present, ques-
TONED TIE applicant with reference TO the
missing party, and received such answers as
brought TO their mind the Circumstance OF his
arrest and commitment TO tie workhouse on
the charge OF stealing a wheelharrow. This
information produced great glee and clapp ;ng
OF hands by the old man, who, in explains ion
Of his conduct, said the missing boy wr his
stepson, and he had been accused by his wife
snd her relations " it'll having made way With
him; that they believed he had sold him, had
''bilcd him up" &c, and thre to have
him arrested II he did not find his Whereabouts
in week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

ODESSA PATENT CoLLAPsING SKIRr.-Thls
novelty for the ladies is advertised by the
agents, Douglass i Bro, 5t3 9th street, between
ID and E streets, who say its popularity is that
il can be altered into any shape or size the
wcsrer may desire. BY its eollapsing prop
the hips, as TO perfectly fit all ladies' ana its
construction Is such that 1t cannot come apart,
as the ends of the wire are fastened securely TO
the tapes. Ladies will also find AT their estab.
lishment a complete assortment Of hoop skirts
and corsets, skirt covers, skirt supporters.
breast protectors, pads. bustles, Duplex corset
st-els, whaleoones, &c, &c, all at very low
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

MEETING OF THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
UnION--At meeting OF the Soldiers and Sail.
ors' Union. held al Union League Hall lest
eyening-Ma1or w. = Morse in the cnrir
Captain Young, chairman of the Civil Service
Committee, moved thar, rs they had performed
the duty tor which they had been appoin ted,
they be discharged: carried. A resoiu non was
offered by the Chsir. and adopted. expressir .
grauficatIon AZ the denomination 10 Congres
of Hon. Hamilton Ward of New York. An
invitation was received and accepted to attend
public m eting OF the Grant and Colfax Club
IT Union League Hall. on Wednesday evening
Attention was called by Mr.W. A. Short 10 the
discharge. on Saturday, of ninety -four clerks
from the Quartermaster Generals Office,
eighty-four OF whom had been Union soldiers;
which caused protractea discus sion. par lei.
pated IN by Majors Morse, Wells. and Doughty;
Captains q. A. Brock and VIM. Dung; Messrs
T. II. A. Jefferson, W A. Short, aud other
Tn motion, committee of three VIZ appo,nted
to confer with General Schoheld and prepare
detailed account of the causes leading to such
discharge. The Char appointed his col.
Leagues Major Wells and Captain Brock. Ad-
lOurnsQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

PRovIsIoNAL SUPRKNB LODGE u s.,
KKlGHTs or PYfHIAs.-The Grand Lodge of
the District and Provisional Supreme Lodge of
the United Stat-s, Of this new order, met this
morning 1t X. Of p. He'll, Intalligencer Build
p. g. q. Dunn PRECEDING, and p. O. G. n. b r.
ton secretary. The several lodges Of this juris.
die ION were represented, sss Also lodges IN
New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and
other State. This session beirg TIE lat
one the District Grand Lodge will hold
rs supreme Lodge of the Unised Stat J,
and the Supreme Lodge OF the Unit Sfat,s
being about to be formed the Tepr sen.auon
rom the Stat is not very large. Tie laorn.
Ing session to-day was o, clpi with prelimi-
nary business, and q recc was taken at one
O'Clock. The Grand bCdy reIuned it's seq ,ion
At thrne O'clock this ali .rRoon. and will, be.
fore its adjournment, elect the District Grand
Omcels for the ensuing year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

SALE OF CoNPIsCArED ToBAcoo-L Cle.
phane, Internal Revenue Collector, for this
District, announces that he will offer for sale
by public auction, at IL q. m. on THURSDAY.
3Jfh instant, at the wareroom No. 80 Louisiana
avenue, near 10th street, IL caddies Of Chew.
ing Tobacco, the same having been seized and
duly conhscated for violation Of the Inter-
nal Revenue law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
RFTHOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer: Georgetown
TRUsTEEp SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
EkTY IN GBORGETOwN, OPPOSITE THE

By virtue of two deeds of trust TO the und err
signed, bearing date respectively the lsth cav of
February snd the 6th of april, 1867 and duly re
corded, and at the request of the persons secured
thereby, Will sell, AT public auction, to the h gh
est bidder on the premises, on the 9th day of An
sust, ls6s. IT O'Clock the eastern one half
Threlkelds addition 10 Georgetown, fronting
thirty $500 feet on Bridge street, and binding on
Lingan street one hundred and twenty 10 feet,
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF two
frame houses The property is well located, and is
investment.
Terms Of sale: 81 go cash; of which sle must
be paid at time Of sale, the residue in three 60
pa, nents at s, and u months to be secured ~
deed OF trust upon the property. Oonveyancing
the terms not be complied with In five days the de-
pos1t TO be forfeited and the property resod at
days' notice at the risk Of delinquent purchaser
FRED. w. JONES. Tru stee
jy 23-dts THOS DOWIING Anct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
GEeRGET0WN ABvIRfIBInRNis.
by TH0B. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
OHANCIRY SALE OF IMPROVED REAI

ESTATE In GE0B9ETOwN.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
pfetrlet OF Columbia, passed in Gbancery Csuse
l,le, Equity Docket Elliot ct al. vs. FrizseI ct
al, shall, on THURSDAY, August 9th, on she
premises, proceed 90 sell nc public auction, % s..
,. m, Lot No. 2s1, Ii Beatty Hawkins addition
to SsoIeetown, fronting l65 feet on the south side
OF Madison street, near Fayette street, and con-
tanning about Ia acres Of land The impro vements
consist OF tvo-s story Frame Dwelling House.
Terms: One third of the purchase money 20 be
PAID In cash; aud the remainder respectively six
and twelve months from day Of sale, tn interest
TO be secured BY purchasers bends; or all IN cash
at the purchaser . option. A deed given when ali
purchase money is paid. de posit Of $50 required
ct time Of sale. Stamps and conveyancins ~ pur-
chasers cost. W.YFEADALL, Trustee
~ Is Goods. THOs. DOWNING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
A M Z L &c N HOU 8 E,
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The very important and extensive improvements
which have recently been made in this popular
Hotel, Inc largest in New England enable the pro-
prtetors to Offer TO Tourists, Families, and the
Travelling Public, accommodations and con We.
niences superior TO any other Hotel in the city.
During the pest summer additions have been made
OF numerous suites Of apartments. with bathing
rooms water closets, &c, attac he'd; one of Tufts
magnificent passenger elevators. the best c.n-
house In ono minute; the entries have been newly
and richly carpeted, and the entire house thor
oughly replepished and refurnfshed. making it. in
all its appointments equal to any hotel in the coun-
try.
hrst moor. LEWIS RICE & SON.
my S-laWSm Proprfetors