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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-24

A SINGULAR MARRIAGE A CORES
rondent Of tfc Charleston fourier "ivcs
the following account of a marriage that
took place in Grccnvillc on the 18th
inst :-"Thc parties were engaged in
Ireland nearly .forty y""rs "g"-havc
continued so all aleng The lady me
to America and made this pl1cc her
home. The gentleman entered the BIZ
tish army and was a soldier twcn'y."nc
years; has been in every part OF the
globe has spent some years in Monta
na Territory, and last month left there
and arrived here on Friday last, coming
a distance Of moro than NV" thousand
miles, claimed his aIlianccd and was nc.
tuaIly married.. 1t isa remarkable III
stance Of carly, constant and successful
love.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-24
APPOINTMENTS.

We understand that Deputy State Con-
stable H G.. GRAY has received the ap-
pointments of Dtpuy u. S. Marshal
and enrolling officer for Kcrshaw Dis
trict.
We understand the enrolment of the
militia will commence at an carly day.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-24

DIEIi-In & mlrn. June llth, af-
ter brief illness, LYNCH DEAs, infant
son Ju<eph b. and Lucretia D, Ker-
shaw aged 8 months.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-24

Pr: oilers The whnlr Country seems
infested with II un.hcr Of sfrulIng ped.
oilers nhrring fnr >alc stuncils aud inks
of vari"nS descriptions. Many OF these
have recently visited our city. and We
hear that they arc rather n>olcnt to Ia
drs when they call at private re>'de''
,,>. They have also been obs rvc'l I"
mark in Il rnys'cri"ri> an'l ohj"cri"nabl"
manner ; ,luc Of these dwellings,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-24

Mr.. Jefferson Davis intends return
ing to his home in Mississippi in q
short time.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-24

H. See the S"utl, Carolina lr"is
la,urc under the New R'gi:m', in the
XIX Gentry i"r June. illustrations
true tn life.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-24
Final Notice tu Creditors

PERSON, having clailus On John W.
Arthur deceased, or Mrs. Curncla Ar
thur, Administrative, will present them
WIN. VI. SHANNON; az
June "a 1T. Attorney.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-24

There are nl.n Snnc ot that class
a,onul Charlotte. hn,rr,t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22
EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

The Denver News OF saturday. publishes .
telegram from Pu-bla reporting a fight at Fort
Lyons, on thursday night, between white and
colered troops, IN which several men were
killed and four or dive wounded.
William VI Tweed, Jr., has been appointed
receiver of he Union PscInc Rallroaad Com
Company pending the determination of the
suit Instituted by James Fisk against the
company.
One and half million dollars have been
RENTED 10 New York from uba the "a ter-st
On which IS to be devoted to the sick and
wounded of the paIIOJ army.
The Chicago Board OF Trade have adop-
ted resolutions urging reform in the system
Of selling grain in New York
The South C4r0liDa Legislature will adj
iOurn dis on the 18th inst. All the railroad
schemes have bee u defeated.
The Pensacola and Georgia Railroad has
been sold ut auctIon for sI2B,UUO and the Tai
lahassee road for SI95 90.
General Lipad. the new Governor of Lower
CaIiiorhla' mas assumed the dutIes Of his ONCE.
The Indians are committing outrages on the
fTCnueT OF Sonora.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

~"Emigration clubs" are being formed in
various parts of England TO assist the poor
who desire 70 emigrata.
o6On the Chicago and North western rail-
way recently train I'm ninety zone miles in
ninety nainu;es.
81 Fuli-dress wedding rehearsals, before the
event - kes place al the church, now of
frequent occurrence. So says the New YORK
Express.
ga big steam boat is TO be anchored 81
New York on the Hudson, this summer, and
furnished as s.summer boarding house"
~The "Cirele des Black boules'' is the
name Of a Paris club composed of those who
can't secure elections 10 the regular institu-
lions.
- An Iowa church has paid of q mortgage
by making q general contribution of grain,
stock, dry goods and boots and shoes. and then
selling tie lot al auction
~Col. John q. Scott committed suicide al
San Francisco recently by gashing both wrists
and holding them over q water pitcher and
basin unul ne bed 10 death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22
Rrw l.. WALL CO, Anction.ers.
- Stores Sls and SIT,
Southwest corner Penn Q avenue ana srb strs>t

TbHsIkks SALE or VERY VALUABLE
blslNkss IROPERrY. COkNER uF nav
1okh AVENUE aNo fora STREET wE-T
O. ny virtue OF decree q; ~ 2rems Court 81 %
II pubic auction. 20 the high..t btss.r :, e,cns
OF the premises, on THURsDAY april IS $50 AZ
~ m, ell the right aud title oI George s-,.Z .ns
othef rarts TO "a cause Of aud int the following
properly, 10 Wit
ALI that part OF Lot l. square sss. In the ciS, of
Washington. ID. o.. contained within the Iolio an
metes and bounds: bes shining tor the same At the
southeast corner OF said Lot numbered oDs ara
lunnine thence westwsrdly ~ sno with the Ian. cf
New York syenue So feet ~ inches, thence north
q feet Chez, thence east 6s feet inches 20 the
line Of 10th street west, then> by aud with the line
Of said 10Th street So feet inches 20 the place Of
besinnine, With apeurtensnces, consisting Of .
And Immediately thereafter, all that other bart
Lot No. in Square SsS. in ssid city. ed
within the following mete. and bounds Begiuniug
At point on thu line of New York avenue. IS feet
inches westerly from the southeast corner OF said
lot and 81 the Intersection Of said avenue aud an
ans with the line OF said svense IS feet 10 inches
thence nortberly at n ght angles Co said avenue
feet inches, thence due west IS feet inches m ore
or less 20 the east eide Of the Aforesaid sIles. 10
Nv q strsisht line % the b@einning with the 90.
house.
Term. Of SAL: One third cash. and balance I'm
terest Deeds will be given when purchase m on-y
IL paid cssv deposit 81 time OF sale on each our
chase, or the property will be resOld immed .tely
III the terms oil sale are not com piled with In one
week nom day Of sale, the property will be resOld
Of cost and risk q defaultine pu re haser COaysV
snees and stamps az cost OF purchaser.
SAMUEL l.. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
nhb-eo4w W.. WALL 90 Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
UNITED STATES EscIS.nR O.rIcr,
snd dsyeIins material fog ssd doing the .Orf Of
pier runpins Sorshsriy from the Light. hcu.e ' at
Osyeeo: New York, WIN e received At this ON &C,
noon Of the 18th day Of March 1853 '''''A
MATERIALS REQUIBED.
ss7g lbs wrought Iron material. or As mach q.
may may, Dc FsSIirsso; assorted In three items, viz
scs 70 taS ~, x; .s5
for BY the pound.
LABOR TO J P. PERFORMED.
Item ], Il ass cable iess. or - much a. may be
feeoireo, erib framing, plankins, betting. &c,
nhsS sstsr WORK. 70 be bad and paid Tor BY the
,. LIEN !, - go s.sie ss:. OF much .. may be
susertructare; to De bid paid fof 6y the cubic
Item 8. SIT ocrds. Slzs cubic festJ or - much
pat in the work; to be bid and paid ior b. the
ltsn removal Of material. Csof, deposits, bold.
forming With Cd an
fo1naatioa areas for cribs; 70 be paid Tor b. me
All tSs above to be let by class.
Bids fer Stems Of class Without covering all the
IL ms Oh . class viii b rejectsd.
sSs Sa & Rrs e :. %s:s
ss Gai;s2 s & z: nus:
lectoI 81 customs, or other olbcer OF the tInitsS
s ,ss. oSyerlDent, or resDsnsible psrson NOV
Bond: for the faithful performance Of IN. oo,.
ssd ~ S Dc s.scut.d Il each in sums - be
be accepted whose suf6ctsocy n not s,o -, ~
sertsfseticn Of the undersigned. w ~
at II n, bril- 1, 1919. W " sAeee'eo
TIL aIS e. e e e N ss'''d and labor b,
Pier 20 Be 6sasbed BY the Let OF peosvber, 1859
~ toE ~ nscessafy tpfcrnaties may Be OBJ
Once, between the kosss OF M - nd : n.
Until The "a Day Of March 1883 and e {. clsss A.
ortsa ~ ScIsonel application OF b nall for COPY
Bios aed auarentees must Be sub0 ittsd o. blaaks
bidosr mnss submit WITH the b tie nsl~s Of the
vo eono' men he intends % -, With evidence sat
hfsctory 70 the aDde.sisbed 81 their ssfncisscy.
OcALLInfBs,
Brevet Brfgsdfer General,
mGN MAJOR Of BngtResrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22
PARIS FASHIONS FOR SPRING.
tFrom lie Follet.


flounces of lace are much in yo0ua Jrnop
ilch nats rials they are laid on perfectly iat
so as to show me pattern and texture
very pretty tnutcs aud scarfs are made of
TUNE worked with gold OF s2tin spots, or Il 5w-
eTs OF SATIN
The sash Is quite importau, an article of
oress As u nad teen for some time past, and
made IN such varieties that IL il impossible to
enumerate them. The plaid or Algsrine ashes
are very reC heTCh-, THY usually FIRM ed
at the ends. and tied on ole side of the skirt,
forming pouf
The csiDiure vatican" forming bretelles
Is very becoming. especially Tor young ladies'
also the butterfly sash IN plain satin. the DO ws
Initiating the shape of the wings of the insect
For ordinary costume the chemise russo has
in some Measure replaced the corsage MANY
are made open in front, some are of velvet
trimmed with small satIn bows. aud frequently
they have reyers of velvet or satin: sometimes
the reyers and little bows are color-d Those
OF black velvet can be worn without any skirt;
made OF plaid foulard they have a pretty ef
fect If worn with a black skirt.
The round skirt, lust escaping the ground, is
sun made with three gored breadths IN front
left either without trimming or with a wide
rounce, a much narrower fiouncs being mt
round the tunic. Instead of fiounces, ru ches,
bias pieces, or cords are used, the two former
belng composed OF the material, the latter
either OF silk or satin of suitable color.
Fringe OF small pearls or beads of sky color,
or win tags and tassels of gold, blue or green
lies, bees and butterflies OF prismatic hues are
ornaments fashionable fer the trimming of
evening dresses a. well as light messy fringe
or blonde Of al eolors embroidered with pearls,
gold or silver. We must not omit TO mention
the little SATIN bows edged with lace which are
as mGcn worn just now "a crzyats wirh MORN
IER Costume
Ball dress for young lady. Short dress OF
white ulle, having seven.Eine,or eleven narrow
nuted nOunets bound with blue. pink. or white
satin. Tunic trimmed with three OF i've little
hounces. and looped mp on paniers ny the end
OF the braces on the body. These are formed
with small plisse of satin (of the same shade
as the edging of the hOunces), forming a head
ing 10 two small fTIils of tulle: large how of
saun fastens them al the waist AZ the front and
back. from under which the ends OF the braces
Lang looping the turic
Ball dress of white satin. with a long train
trimmed with the satin headed by a gold
hloidr mingled with a garland of lilies of the
valley, formed of small pearl beads and gold
stalks. which Il carried up the sides aud
finished by bouquet of lilies and god grass
looping up tunic Of tulle worked with gold
White satin round body. with sash tied behind
under a bouquet anu traII of lilies and gold
blonde.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

How TO MOURN IN TAsrE.-Crape is a pc.
culiariy bad matsrial for the purpose from lis
exptnslveness and it liability to injury fr Jm
every Drop OF ram The too common addition
OF quantities of 1T ornaments or still worse
OF black flowers and other dismal transIa-
lions OF fnery into funeral trappings. is botn
Iugubrl0us and ill-timed, and nobody can
think the result really beautiful To Law
aside ones ornaments is the natural symbo of
grief, and relief when the feeling is real.
The Frpcn plan of sIgnIfying depth OF
mourning by increasing the degree of plat :
ness of the simple black dress, and by the alb
seEce OF ornaments and winnings. seems mu n
the most reasonable anu appropriate. Their
period OF wearing mCLrnIng is considerably
shorter than ours. i believe they never Wear
Wear Grape Al all. and / cannot see how any
one. living or dead. Is the worse for IT, The
free use OF white IN all cases of mournin. how.
ever deep, would also De a great gain.-Corn-
AL Ng1cziae
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DIED.

sge native Of svitZeIiand, but for the last -
yeas 9 resident Of Washington citv.
Relatives and frfer de respectfully invited TO
attend his funer al Tassday sfterr at O'Clock,
from his late resitence .Cssparis House," No.
IL south street, Capitol Hill
TLEMIHG. On Sunday. list inst IDA BELL
FILMING, aged years and u days
Her funeral services will take place from the
residence Of her mother, No. = Bridge street to-
morrow TUESDAY afternoon % hve O'Clock. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend.
BAesETT On the morning Of the 23d instant,
Mrs. IFBIE BAS>ETT. in the 24th year Of her
ses. A native Of the county Of Armagh. Ireland,
and . resident OF this country for fifty six years.
a faithful, sdectionste mother, aad Q believer in
the Lord Jesus Christ.
The n iends of her family are invited to attend
her funeral on Wednesday. The 3lth instant, ct s
O'Clock . from her late residence, corner xas
Capitol and I'd streets, Capitol Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22
BOARDING..

EUBNI-HED ROOMS TO RENT-with or
Z vitrcui BOAhD, No. 500 nth street. above
PenLa. avenue. IL y St.
DOABpING-A choice of several we'll furnis he'd
- ROOMS singly suite, on d rst and sec oud
floors may be btained At No 476 10th ere ct, be-
The house contains all conyeniences. The very
best Of Board furnished, If desired. ma ISG
L'IksT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT BOOMS. to be had removable
terms. at 21s street, between Nth AID 18th,
She IT walk from most of the pubic offices.
lit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22
No. 1901
RY THl PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
II STATES

No. 1901
RY THl PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
- STATES.
PROCLAMATION
FOB THE kALE OF CERTAIN LANDS IN
WISCONSIN, iN
In pursuance of Law, !, ANDREW JOHNSON.
hereby declare and make known that a pubic sale
will be held at the aforementioned Land Ofices ia
the tate Of Wisconsin, at the periods hereinafter
designated. TO wit:
North Of base Iiae and West Of the fourth PRINCIPAL
At TIE Land Office at BAYFIELD,. commencing
sal Of the tracts Of lands hereinafter named. VIZ
Esst nall section one I'D sections 2, 4, g. 8 10 r.
l. ls, o. Y; east half section 81 sections "a, Is,
% sS 80, 81 east half ction 81 sections IS and a.
township IS, north OF range west.
North Of Base Line aud East Of the Fourth P,inei
a, ,heI.,a oep pa Ms,,d,a a. .,,
ing on MONDAY, the a.fS dsy Of May nsa1 1sr
The disposal Of the tracts Of land hereinafter
ToSn.hips 81 81, 80, 81. IS, Sc, 81, s., 50 and 20
north Of range east.
North Of Ba Sc Line and West Of the Fourth Primer
ro.,,, 20 Pa Mer,dids.
H. IS. H. is IS 90 a: a. q, 5, Is, y, IS o. Z.
section Do .sctions 81, 81. s. S. IS and S. in town
ands appropriated BY Law for the use of schools,
military And other purposes, together with swamp
viii be excluded from sale >''A' '''''
4 he offering Of the above lands will be com.
the n the dss ISa ss Mill
closed; but the sale shall not be kept opea longer
lands will be admitted until sfter the expifa,ion
Of the two weeks.
,, Given under nv hs.d at the city of Washington,
''' -A' AkDsEw JOHNSON,
President United states.
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~A floating hotel il 10 be opened on the
Hudson river. A steam boat l. to be TO wed %
Pollpelfs Island, in Nswburgn Bay, near
CJrnwall, where she will BE- perm auentIy an i.
chored. She will be thoroughly ove-hauled
Gnd repaired. refurBished and repainted, and
so altered as to convert her into a first-class
summer boarding house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22
READl READI TOBACCO CHGwRRs.
PRoT. LIEBIGg sMoKHRs AND cHEwERs
TOBACCO PRlYINTATIYl

Ih.s celebrated German discovery 10 Q purely
vegetable and harmless compound. AwARRANrED
AsIiDOrE. and removed forever 81 desire for to-
peceo IN any form BY the use Of hfty cent box
nv II, ana save money. AGENTS WANTED. Ad-
areee GkO v: DOUGHERTY Patent Msoicines,
Baumore, Nd Bold By o q FORD Dfusgist
zeo PennA syenue, between 18th and nth streets,
wAshingtoa ID. q ials-eosos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

~During the progress of divine service in
a church at Hannibal, Mo two Sundays since,
some boys created a disturbance, when the
minister suspended operations of spiritual
character, and discerning from the pulpit he
proceeded 10 casugare the youngsters in a
manner at once emphatic and salutary. H,
then resumed his sermon. aud succeeded in
finishing II with none TO modest or make HIM
afrald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22
A UCrIoN SALE or GOVERNMENT BUILD.
lHE.IMPsRTANCE OF HEALTH

None but those deprived OF this blessing know
OF fts loss. The pimpl d, blotched, and letter
covered person LOOKS upon clear, smooth SKIN
with jealousy, and inwardy desires the ssme
Those whose systems nlled with the virus Of
SCROFULA and ether Gu tsneoos diseases, can
Dot nave good health. When the blood IL inn me-
Ciseese il snre TO follow
All have timely warning in taose BIotehes. PIN
Scales, &c Avert the calamity by purifying the
system with the ~
sAMARlTANS ROOT AND HERR JUICrs
before ecrofula takes a firm hold
How many have the virus OF Syphilis in the sys-
tenn, and In that condition oonteut late marriage,
knowing little of lite b.nefu influence on the cor
sttution. To such We cay ST0P. First cleanse
yourself OF these impurities; of that scrofu ous i
lection. (which IN many IL hereditary in tn
constitution } before You bring misery on Yourself
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pIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
SAVE YOUR MONEY

The Undersigned has Just taken out . NEW
PATENT FOR PAVING SIDEWALKS, GUT
TBRS A1D sTRBITs WITHOUT A SEAM,
dispensing with curb, Ind reducing the expense to
below the contract price any OF the wards this
city with brick, which will last for . lifetime
without repair. ] !00O loads Of PAVING SAND
for sale ct the yard on Tfber Creek, between and
x streets. THORNTON SMITH,
Rhlu 39A street bet. 9th aud 10th.
(,OLUnBIA HOSPITAL FOB wOM1N An
~ krIHe-IA HOSPITAL.
rs:. 3 s;:,,.i ~. sas.:lS: q q: a
t NE .onsos Of sc%s 'C TS:
nns.S Ss's s sGiDs
nj ,dssS a1 Msd,ca and sefESs3
xRfI BEDS 70 fhi: Hospital can b oSt.iSsd 81 81
The honerebls Secretary Of the Interior, Rurseos
Gn a,.t q ths BuIsss ei 1sdieiss and 5Srs.r;,
ASp,essos ior osra.rs Of tn. ho.or.b,. s.or.s.,,
q TIE Intsr,os e 5. nsas g q. o1lcs d pc: H.
.ss :: s:s e; e &.
; :. r rSs
'''A'a .sdlea s sfifSffciHi 81 sfX se'rs'
AsH 2fdsfs s.. "a z ssi:s:ss ss.1s .s,
AZ. p.,,. oHsssgIrIf S I soAsDi n D..
soHsl .p !sSs .sss..s " S5 ssss!ss, S
]; ~. s9''iE; \. D" 5.a0'aia' H. D.
THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans @ Jurt
Of Washington County In the district Of Coium-
u # Iss 4
ton county, d. O., deceased. All persons having
claims aeains the said deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the. same. with the vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber. on or before the 9Th day Of
January next; they may other wise BY Law be 81
under my hand this 9th day Of JssuAsy. 1862
ma = laS3Ws CHARLES SMITH. Admfhistrator.
IEITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WASHINGTON, ID. O., februsry IS. 1889
on The petition Of BEN NJ BOYnTOn. of New
lork NY praying for the extension Of . patent
Er.ntsd 20 him the 18th day Of Jaa., 1855 fos
ntioseme Mt IN Requesting Railway Propsler;
oi 10 ordered that SAID petition Be heard - tsl,
omee on TIE Gath day Of NAY next: Any per
sSs may sPecse this extension. 0blectioss depast
ehostv days before tSs dsy q hs.riag..
BLISHA FO0rE,
nesIawSv Commissioner OF Pstsnts
X HCoSsrR rIONI -
4 ne. Coo. stove. .,.A all tn. nod.r,
IMPROVEMENTS sttaehed. Call and see IT.
II. L QBaG0RY,I
nlsH IS Pc. Avenue.
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RY WILLIAM L. WALL CO., Aucts
- Stores 81 aud 3i7
Southwest corner Pa ave ana 9th STRAIT

TRUSTEEs SALE Oe VALUABLE I'M
Fkonkn EhAL REaL ESTATE IN THB
- BY virtue OF deed oftrust from John Keii-
r.. er and wife 20 me, recorded ic LiDsr e q.
n W folio ssS. 4 will sell ~ public auction
on MONpAf the -th day of March 1850, at D
N In front OF the . emise- east hs alt Of L e 8.
Square l01. with improvements. consisting 90 q
three story Brick House aBd Brick stable. -ituats
on street north, between 18th and 18th streets
Also. LOTS Square 81, on 2fth street. between n
and STREETS
the above will be sold TO pay sn indebtedness. Of
8 SIS s. with interest from the 2Oth OF soysmber
ls67
Terms: One third cash; balance In and N
months, with Interest, secured By q deed OF trust
Slos deposit ct time Il sale on each lot the rrus-
tee reetryIDg the right O. r-setl ia Case % nOa-
compliance With tn. terms Of sale. xithin one
week. at the rick end cost Of the defaulIing prr-
chaser. tAMCEl L. PHILLIPS Trustes
mAl2-d w l. WALL A co
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BALTIMORE, Feb 1873.
The members Of the Faculty Of the BAlti more
tones. e. Dental Surgery unite Ga recomme ading
isee h ss one which possesses Important adras
ss over the common foras. owing 20 the manner
- e9ustrueti n The ends VI the bristles being
a., s.d asd pOlish,d the Improved Brush efectu-
49, extraneous m attsrs from eerfais sur
80 ~ the teeth which 20 IS iDgposabis 20 reach
rexo.sz ordinary bTHsh. AL angular edges being
The 60. ae EEpIs less liable 70 abrasion and
~ heeks OF the teeth N
D..f 8. GORGAs. DDS. ND,
the Baltimore College Of Dental Surgery.
sALH At THE DRUa STORES.
"A aLlLL. q BROFBER
So sseth sharp street osiumore. Nd.
Dsstrict an CasIor Pennsylvssis. Msfylsud, the
"s'aness, snd virGinis. 10 IS n
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY2

D Lac dsri. nth J: O lesoiss Co.
81. cs. s :ssG,s and nth street
IL Iah p..4
by virtue Of too deeds Of trust, Gated re
.sd iu i;r n.co1 S.s . N i Ls., liA
ct &c 90 ,S,e 81 et so and Lissr No So, folio 81
q s sRs 3,
xs.n, asurer OF the rirst % Operative Buiifin {
h ;pe,ion % from. Of Is. premises. on rJ Pc
~ the ath day Of April Al o clock m ali
being I s &. ell, Of ssSSsd and
nis, .hhosn and described the grou nd plot OF
s1a :, s..s q :qus.s n.@se,s o.:
s;rss, the intersection Of north street ana sa
street s.ss e' e.. si IN. :sis s
wes, ,o ~, north twenty lso feet, ana thence
proved BY srse and the 's%s being i'm
Is' ms OF ssle cash; OF which Sioe must o. ps,a
piled with within i've DAYS after m. "A, pos >, com
the Trustee. reserve the right O. re.eI q the r,.s
ana cost OF the nrst purchaser, after one ~ses
&IELiaH A oi sEsSMEioK Trustees.
mails eokds CCOPEK LATTmrR, Auo,.
- Anctioneers and Real Rstate Brokers',
No. $50, southeast corner Of 7th and d street..
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s sIhFFEAis s sSTTH; Mae THE arsenal
IL BY virtue Of . deed trust. dated the sth
INC; day OF June, A. d ISIS, and duly r corded in
on. ~ ,s c T. No toliSs ass, lsi and is
District Of Columbia. shall sell on the pre- mi ses
On TBC kSDAr the drst day Of April next. Of 5
O'Clock D: N being known and described 4. Iot
numbered one, a, in square numbered five hun-
dred and four. 1904 , az the same is laid down on
the public plsn OF said city "
Terms: one half cash; balance. six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest. and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All CONVEX ancine
And revenue stamps ct the c.st Of the purcba.er
500 down on the aay Of sale And il ths terms
are not complied With IN i've days after the day OF
sale the trustee reserves the fght to resell the
premises a. the rick and cost Of the defsnItins
paper published in W ash in gton d q.
THOMAS MILBUDN Trustee
hH GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctris