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OY 0REEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctionceu and Real Estate Brokers
No. S26 Southeast corner OF Seventh and ID ~
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL KS
TATE.

TBUsrEE's SALE o. VALUABLE ZEAL rs
IL BY virtue OF deed Of trust from Lsndon
ana and ra esfs S Li .,s q
county, Dissiies * Gs aa 1871
Ss the vi. %, on ~; 4 SS
F.: 81 tns. plsc: g Parcel of srodsa ynx and b.
ing 81 sns sy Of .vd .s
number nineteen. 49, In Noylor and kothweiI's
subdivision sfsQuare numbered -four hundred and
twenty Eve, t1e and bounded - follows: Begin.
thence running south along the line q 9Th street
II feet and ll inehes, thence east 90 feet thence
north , feet IA inches 70 street north, thence
This property is situated on the southeast corner
OF 9Th street west and n street north, aud is i'm
proved ey :.H:ta6. . . sS%Ss7ssorZ Frame House
e9pa! inetallments, az six and twelve mouths tor
which the purchaser will be required to give his
Or her nosss bearing Ar interest and secured By 2
Will b. required. from the purchaser when the
property. 10 Knocked OF All ooaSeyancing and
nos eSa Sss the q
day Of sale, the Trustee reserves the hight to re-
cell ct the risk end cost Of the defsuifisg oar.
chaser, BY giving two week. previous public
iished q wsskinston. b o.. Of such resale '"''
Il dir H sHLiniL.i& rr H:ss:
a ssIGNHE'S SALE or ASSETS.
By order Of the supreme Court Of the District of
ten. sAfFspAY. tie 10th day Of fsSsu :S
Is O. a. Il. q VIM .I
Wsstmore!aDd county. Va, remembered, and I'd
' ~ Go: MASON. Assignee.
Washington, d. c., Jan. -, 1850. Js2sIaw3w
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JOHN FORMS.
WALTER =. COX, STrustees
WILLIAM ENNIS RT,N
9RlEN n WILLIAMS. Aucts.
QY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
ID Auetioneers and Real Estate Broken
No. s26 southeast corner Tth and streeta

RY GREEN MILLIAMsa
No. 626 southeast corner Tth and streets.
TRUSTEE sALE OF VALUABLE sEAL r..
TATk, ON THIRD STRICT WEeT RE
TMhES X AND L STREETS SOUTH,
By virtue Of q deed OF trust, from John Hang
stetteI End vile. dated October 9Th, 1856, and re-
coTdsd in Liber Il. d. H. No. q, fosios i64, &c ,
one Of the land records fog ashfh gton county in
the District OF Columbia. L, as surviving Trustee
premises. on FRIDAY. the 9th day of February
A ID. 1865, at O'Clock p. IN. the Lot of Ground
lying and tituated in the city Of WAehipgtop in
said District. known aud designated Lot NO
twenty four, - } IN square No. ave hundred and
forty three 1853 froltsg & feet on Sd street west
Cetwten and streets south
Terms Of sale: One ird cash, with depo lit at
time OF sre OF $50; residue In tWO equal in stall
mehts st and u months. for which ths purchaser
will be required 20 give notes be sriag interest and
secured By deed Of trpst on the premises. Con
vey-ancipg and stamp at 1st Of purchaser.
RICHARD Y. LAsk1Y Survivins Trustee.
GREEk B WILLIAMS,
laS-eodAds Auctieneers.
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xDsTaBxTKAoTED WITHOUT PAIs.

aacisl Teeth are inssrsss q sitSoogS ths-sI
assisnt van 3 rea.ired q. Isy Kr ne
IN b oedoets6 vkss tks TeseS are nsds. RS
As9ecis,fen is nov RreDarsd % nak0 Tsssh q
pAAs and Boston Dr %. An Dsg1o1S Wlohiug dsa.
"a verk aons en- AAse d 100 ssta (As sbese
end best u.annef, md Vnrfasfs1 @ g1vS sqeffs
:s: sss ...e S:s. q. g S = g: - IS
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TkUeTkkt SALE or VALUABLE AND VERY
DksIRAB - PROPkhfY
~ virtue OF deed Of trust 60 bea ing date
IN TIE thirtfeih day OF May, A. n. lSOs and duly
reeoIded IN Liter No $50, foil so. OF the land
LeSofes tot ashl gton County ia the Dtstrict Of
ColombiA. issid deed Of trust bet 20 s-csre the
PAYMENT o. the cum Of We Thousand dollars. with
Interest shall proceed to sell, pub &c auction,
IN itoSt oi ne pre- mse., on sATC RpAI the thir-
iieth Cay OF January, A. 1852 ats o'clock D. m :,
Lots Nos ~ g. -, 90, 81. 81 g. s., So "a Is. III
and the north half of lot No. a. in the recoried
subdf'isUn or Square No 3O7. in the city of Wash.
iDRton. In the said District.
Thtse Lois are situated on Fourteenth street
vest directly opposite the new state Depart ment.
ana partly on 3 street north, one Of the most de-
city.
Terms of sale: One third essh: balance in six and
twelve months. secured By deed of trust pom the
premises Slo0 TO De paid down By the purchaser
of lot as soon ~ the sslne ID knock ei down All
and revenee stamps az the cost Of the
purchaser. II the terms If sale are not COMPLIED
with in nv. day from day ef sale the trustee re-
serves the right To- resell at the risk and cost OF de-
fsLltiDg purchaser.
VIM. A. WARD, TRUSTEE
GREEN d WILLIAMS.
6l- Auctfoneers.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A new and very desirabIe small
Il HOUSE, with water, gas, &C, in On excellent
location Ibis Is rare opportunity 70 pu rchass Q
ne at and well built dwelling. with fine yard. The
above VIII be cold on long time ii desired. Apply
at No. 900 18th street, bet. ID ana L. ja31-eO3t+
LOB sALE-The NORTHERN LIBERTY Bill.
1 LAND SALOON. Inquire Oh the rr misses
No. b 9TH street lara 1vS
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pBoPOssLs FOR sUPPLIxs-


" .Ck nF PANsa~TER 4 N.Y..
NO s29 CRK-TNlr STEKFr.
~ IA " LFHGA, January g. 1853
seeteo TT. ssls. endorsed Propos.ls for san
Piles, ~iil be received 40 thts 'Hfc- untti 4.
clock M On the lat Of Fsbrusry Tor "a nj. aius
me Onitsd States Navy Department ~tta tue fsi-
i"wiIg ARTICLES. Co he Of thc quality aud sub
!sct tohspcction by the in.pectiag on cer a. ar.
hv.reo re of expense 10 the G6Nernmsnt for
which security must be given
re- bVfeat o. C6SsrrEe'ior e.,
5OO bosfd feet A-h. - 90 inches u 20 lstncha-
Md, ~ and II feet loER
SO board feet " hite Pine Deck Plant. 2 and
sin inches BY o. - TO IS feet long, 20 average
200 board feet No. white Pine Plank l., ana
- inches. ~ 20 ~ inches wide, parallel, Il
TO 10 fe.t long
So board feet Waite Pin. Ne 2 PLANK p
inch; u to ~ inches wide, parallel, Il % Is
600 bosra feet white Pine No I Boards, =, inch.
Is TO - inches wide. parallel, Il 20 10 f.et
lao hoard feet " hit. Pine No. Boards. I ,ncs.
i Z. inches wide, parallel, .: 20 l6 f-et
l,OOO board feet White Panel Boards. = inch u IN
- inches vide. parsliel, Il Go 10 feet long
1900 board feet white Pine Panel PLANK, q, 60 q
inches, II TO siuches vide, parallel, u 60 n
The foregoing ts reQaired 90 supply defci-nry
under contract With william II woodiey
For further Information Apply 20 C0mmodors q.
b. MARCHAND, Navy YArd, fhils1slphis
H.M HIESkELL.
u Dd PsymaSter. u 3. Navy.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
III COOPER LAT drR, Aueticnser.,
eootnwest corner cf Penn avenue and llta str ct
eer onoe Building.
STOCKS AT krCrIoN
Vn noNnAr AFTERNOON sbruary let. 1872
a. ., eiook. At cur aletl on rooms n. shall sell
20 share. washirst on and Georgetown Rs.lrod
g, % shares s.bieston G.slisht cou,.a, Stock
) GO Cersgrsiion %s.Sins,cG Soc siS d, cen, on.
share: Ne. M.res.a,; 3 8, stock
Terms cash. COOPER LaTIMRR
'sA landowners
10y oREKN q wILLIAms-
~ Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. s26 southeast corner Tth and streets
TRUSTEES s.LE or rsS THOUSAND VAL
UABLE BO0ks. STATIONERY WHITING
DESKS, &c, &C, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue 81 tuo deeds Of trust, one dated the
o5 SIS ana On. IsfG 9Ss other ia s s.sss
the I'd day Of June, 1858. aud recorded in Liher
Chattels No s. folio l35. &C the Subscribers viii
illisrns. corn'T of 7sh and streets, valuable
stock of Books and Stationery Sale TO tske plsce
o. TUESDAY, the 2sth instant at o el.Ck IN.
soa continue from evening 20 evening until all Is
Oatsicgues Of TIRE shove sale will be ready At our
auction rooms On Saturday morning next
ht., Circulating Library OF ever too thousand
Terms cash. JOHN cABRoLL BRENT,
PATRICK A BIRNES.
je2 d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aacts.
- ABOVE SALE Us POSTPONED UN-
fhs same hour and place.
By order Of the Trustees
Ja:..d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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ANIMAL MEETING or THE MASSACHUSETTS,
AHTI- LAYER TSOCIRTY.-The annual meeting
e ia :. A. Irhusetts Anti Slavery Society was
hell !. Boston v'sterday. RESOLUTIONS were
adC pied, declaring that thu work of the society
AS net a. 'OmplIshed until the negro every
4sre N III : nited States has his rights; also
as-.IEE Congress. even al this late hour, to i'm
pes President Johnson, and calling upon the
churches - show more sympathy with the
cause The speakers repudiate the idea of
combining this movement with that of woman
suffrage. Speeches were made at the morning
session by Wendell Phillips. : W. Menard.
COlCred claimant for a seat in Congress from
Louisiana, James VI. Simms, one of the ex-
PEELED COiOred members of the Georgia Legisla-
tnre. and Others. no dwelt upon the condition
Of the negroes IN the South, and stated that
thousands We're murdered and no investigation
made by the courts of justice, Wendell Phil
Ups introduced cHngratulatOry resolution
-eferrIng 10 emancipation IN Cuba. Addresses
we're mace by Aaron NJ Powell. J. NJ. Man
ning, Wendell Phillips anu others, on the agi-
fauon OF the question OF the constitutional
Amendment after which the society All Journed.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

Four eolOred men aud white man, charged
With the crime of stealing che body of Colonel
Williams from tomb about seven miles from
Kingston. North Carolina. were taken from the
All N that place. where they were held for
trial. few days ago, and mG-dered by q band
II thirty or forty citizens Of the place.
Mr.. MantOn Marble has bought out all the
other owners OF the New York World ne wspa-
per, and ~ now ITS sole proprietor. The price
paid for one-qusrter of the stock was one nun-
bred thousand dollars, exclusive of any real
= tate.
resolution introduced into the Missouri
Legislature Thursday providing for the adj.
mission Of pembers 10 the House elected from
COUNTIES the election returns from which were
blsd.
Charles H. Cransom, a freight agent of the
ONO and Mississippi railroad, formerly of
Lcckpoit y. Y. ATTEMPTED to commit suicide
IN - Louis. Mo, THURSDAY by shooting him
self.
The sailors strike in New York continues
Having no regular organization OF accumu-
JARED fund 10 maintain themselves while idle,
taTge numbers have been glad 10 ship al any
reasonable offer.
The Chicago rIyer tunnel was tested for bust
ness uses on Tuesday afternoon. Several
heavily loaded teams passed through, and all
went through with ease.
The Massachusetts, Charitable Mechanic As
sOCIauCn have resolved 10 hold an exhibition of
NEE hanICal and industrial products in Boston
duTIng the present year.
Judge lngraham, in New \ ork. Yesterday
dissOly ed the in junction issued against James
Fisk and others In the matter of the Morning
Star Sunday School
The New England Labor Reform Conven-
ION, Labor Reform League, with 7. II. Hey
wood, o. Worcester. as President. has organ
IZsd
Wendell Philips presided at the Anti-Sla-
very Society meeting In Boston on Thursday
night, and letter was read from the poet
Whittier.
John Hopkins, a white mar was mOrtally
wounded during disturbance between white
and COlOTed men in Brooklyn, New York, yes
terdsy.
resolution looking TO the extension of suf-
frage TO females was lost IN the Georges Legis-
latGre Yesterday.
Captain Green. colored- one of the Ogeechee
rioters. has been committed for trial. HIS wa.
test case.
j. Waldron. alias Butts, the author OF the
recent heavy robberiss in BROOKLYN, was ar.
rested In New York yesterday.
MAJOR Banks and several members of the
Baltimore City Council were in New York
yesterday.
The Nova Scotia difficulty has been settled
by Mr.. Howe and Sir John Nc Donald.
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DENTISTRY.

nRs. w. AND II. A. MERRILL. DENTIera
y No. 23e. PxGNsILyAEIA Avf-S'
6..h ts3yern i,sh md lsth streets, far
Of Plass desired. Pure Nstvo1, Oride Ga, con.
ssAnsly on hand for extracting n Without pain
once eAfisfection In every particular. no 10 ,iys
ns. LDWIA . DAyIg DKHfAL 100O0I1
No. $50 PESI'A AVE.
befvssn l1tA and iSth sSrssiD.
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BIZ NJ. q. EVAN.
P1REMPToRY SALE OF DRY GOODS,
At the store
io- PENNSYLVANIA AyHNCE,
Lately occupied by Mr.. Burns.
SIS 900 woBTH OF DRY GOODS
viii be sold
WITHOUT REGARD To PRICE.
The stock consists of
Rich sHAwLS and DRESS GOODS.
Irish Table aud Towel LINEN,
WHITNEY BLANKETS
MARsEILLKs QUILTS,
ENGLISH CLOTHS and TWEED
ALSO,
A heavy stock Of
PRINTS, MUsLINs, HOSIERY, and other
The sale will commence on THURSDAY 2sth, at
10 e;eiGck a m and 2p N and continue each day
The trade 10 invited TO attend jaoslw"
- Late clerks with }. q. Mcclure 4 Oo.J
Southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue and lltn ss t,
otAr OWce builo:nG.
COSTUMES AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF two executions, iesued by John G.
COX, P, and to me directed On Judgment No
40 and iS9, rendered BY J. CLARK. J. p. 10
Washington, ID. C., have seized ~ pieces II cos
tune, Consisting Of
26 Fancy Goats. vests,
IL pairs Knee Pants, Trunk,
as the property of Chas. Berg TO satisfy said exe
cutlon. and sill o. ii them az the auction rooms Of
Cooper Latimer, on MONDAY MORNING,
February LIST, 1869, at ~ O'Clock.
Terms cash.
q II. CLAGETT. Constable
IA l9 1880 COOPER LAT lMER, Aucts
RY COOPER LATIMKR, Auctioneers.
ID Late clerks with J. e.. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and nth street
Star Once Building
CONSTABLE SALE.
~ BY virtue OF an execution, No. 49,, issued
@byy Goddard P and to me directed,
80 in favor OF James Rey nolds against Walter
johnson. have seized one Bay Mare, O. the prop
eTty OF snid johnson, and will cell the same to
satisfy said execution, on WkDN ESDAY, the Sd
day OF February. 1859, for cash, In front Of O.
Cooks Livery Stable at u o clock N
G. II ULAGETT, Constable.
IA 2D ,fe2 COOPER LATIMER AUcts
RT 0KEEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokeru
In - ~
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UT GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Aucticueers and Real Estate Broksrs
No. S26, southeast corner eth and street.

No. s26, southeast corner eth and ID streets.
49, DEsi kAStE PEoPkRrY. hi
duly recorded in LiSer NJ 80. Is, foc I as.
the sum Of S5Neo, with interest / shall proceed to
SATURDAY. the thirtieth day o, Jsausry' A ID
lses at I o'clock p m Lots s. IS, and SO. in the
Of Wsshipeton in said pistrc .sid h ihS e
Lots being parts of original Lots ~ and 90 In said
TLese Lots are improved by three verv elegant
pres brick front Houses, and are situated immsdi
Term: Of sale: One third if cash; balance in ST,
p e ~ 81
chaser OF lot soon 40 the same lie knocked down
oftbe purchaser II the terms Of sale are not com s
Piled with In I've days from the day of safe, the
WI ssIsrEs, Trustee.
III Go3P I,H.s L LAT Arss!cneer,i
' Star e osos f S1'iSin: ana eleventh H.
rR RETT 6s T Fab rRSR
- By virtue of sdeed Of trust to the under
E,. signed from John Hau gstetter. dated August
.llth. a. lS64. and recorded in Liber
T.. 4, at folio n, and At the request of the psrty
secured thereby, We shall sell at the premi SEES on
the Oth day Of January instant, at o'cIock D. m !,
the northern part Of Lot No IS, in Square No SAG
fronting II feet and inches on Sd street and hay
ing adepth OF loo feet to an alley, proved with
small but comfortable house.
Sale positive.
Terms One-third cash, with $50 deposit at The
time Of sale; residue In and IL mu nths with in
terest. to be occurred by deed of Trust upon the
property. Title is believed perfect Convey
ancing, &C, at Expense of purchaser.
FRRD W JONES'
ANTHONY EBERLY,
Trustees Washington u Ass n No
"a I'D COOPER LATIME8. Aucts
25 O0O WORTH CT CLOTHING. PIECE
FCRNISHIEG GOODS
AT AUCTION,
At the Great Central Clothing store $50 It'll
street, opposite Post Office,
Commencing WEDNESDAY, 9th, at half past
6, and continue every even ng until sold
FOLLY &CO,
iazo I'm AuCtioneers
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HOPS HOPS y HSPsln
Just received, 25 BALTS CHOICE HOPS
and for sale By BEAVAEs q SHAW,
ai9.n street, bets cen llth end 18th.
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~ lett

" TO O o.,
IMPORTERS Op
AA DhiED FRtf rs. &c. 0ohDiALs'
No. gag PEsSsYLyANiA Ayksus bet; 18th sn1
18th sts., south side, Washington. %. u.
italian vermioelli, MaoAroni. &c tastes OF q
kinds; Pure Olive Oil from Luccs: P0fe sorssss
Oh, &c Naples. sicily, ewiss. and Parmigiaa0
Oheees, All kinds Of Choioe italian Wines.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Broken,
No. S96 Southeast corner 7th and streets
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S4UU WILL BUY THE STOCK OF BOOK
sS., SIATlSNaET sToHk No s1S street.
GSOO Cash WILL PURCHASE ON = of the
SCOO Oldest and best BUTTER STANDS in
Centre Market. $50 per month guaranteed 10 aa
astiye man with small capital Apply at the Star
lFOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE-A rsre chance Tor
Il person desiring good business. An old.
estabhshed BOOK, STATIONERY AND FANCY
GOODS STORE, now doing goo1 trade. Will be
sold cheap. will take In Exchange improved city
or country real estate, With part cash Best Of
Office. - Cts
EOR SALE-ClosinR out at great sacrince
BOOKS, STA1IONERY, &C, corner Iuth and
streets Store open from ts p. IN. THOS. C.
MAG0AMAN. 126 Penna. avenue. Jag
EOR sALE-A CABBAGE AND HARNHSs,
4, pssrIy psS also, . PAIR OF "R
Of BAKNEY SANDS, in alley in rear Of w.
Chain House, between II and streets and 18th and
l4th streets. jazz
EOR SAkE Oh IN EXCHANGE Fob FARM
u The STOCK AND FIXrURES OF Q Grocery
store. One OF the best stands in the city. and now
Soing ssod business. Address 1856 street. be-
EOR sALE-sTOCK AND TTXTGREs of one
Stands In the city; doing . steady cash busi nese
9Th aud 9Th. las I'M
EOR sALE-sTOCX and FIXTUREs in . pay
i ing busi ness well established, reauir na from
5000 10 5000 capital. The proprietor having
house Is the only reason for selling rare chance
and safe BUSH ess. For further psrtic lar call
On THOMAS RIFLE
de 3lu 356 Seventh street, near /
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-: .: -: ~ .!
spS one, s1esli irst rss1 "TSe Ssssss 70;
Married La Sec ytn lsar1 9s1his0 ofiaDorSI
b .IsradaG "Ihe 6ssrsS Irisn1 eseS .
-: xsS..:. S DO ;icsa
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"A CfI& "a DIS Sfuffe ess s. ssa . II.
D00LkY1 Drag etessA est d strsst ed peas-
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a n ANy stOck OF
PRINTS, MUsLINs, HOSIERY, and other
Goods.
The sale will commence on THURSDAY asth AZ
10 o'clock q m. and p III and continue each day
until the entire stock Is disposed of.
The trade 10 invited TO attend ja9slw-
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REAL ESTATE.

FINEFARMSl AND CITY PROPERTY con-.
stantiy offered for sale on fair terms. PARTIES
desiring to sell, are reminded that the advertise
nients and circulars of this Agency go into ey-t
ery county and State especially to tho east, thus
drawing many good buyers from abroad, which
Is an adsantage to real estate owners g oi ,nis
county. Terms liberal. NO SALE, no fEES
i The following choice Real Property is now Of
feref for sale. upon terms quite Advantageous TO
) 100 xcges.4 Ajfne Farm half timber land. with
good improvements, located in Ashfabula Goun-.
2 sa5 Acres Best Farm of its size in Rayenna.
Location superior, sol, well adapted TO & Grain; =;
cultivation byen Nos faTmer5 slmpFo oye@ents'
in good condition. $500 per acre tS9eFer
farms in poorer localities are selling at si0o'oO
1a0 Acres. s. Near town, fne sandy soil, good
improvements. and contains best timber lot in
rs Acres. Unparalleled as a site for a Fruit
Farm. Gan extensive Nursery, Fruit and Gar
the fortune Of Is possessprI Soil and improve
ments good. $4,000.
10 ksTss ins Paris township. Avery neat and
X 100 Acres in Palmyra. Fine Fruit, Grain or
Grass Farm. EiBes section,a $500 per acre
80 Acres in Windham, cheap and good.
100 Acres in Franklin. So 90 per acre;
% Acres IN ReotStown g. goo. 5omesteado s tea q
40 Acres In Rootstown. 5000 o.
20 Acre lot IN Rayenna, no buildings
3 % Acres in Randolph, good improvements
4 90 Acret miles from Ravenna. z65 per acre.
81 Acres in Rayenna. s@SS @ 90 per acre
10 Acres in RaFenna, 5000 DO ~. oar 4 a..r
100 Acres in Rootstown, offered cheap asr.l
Il so Acre lot in RootstoWn offered Cheap fs.sl
Michigan Farms, W Wisconsin, Iowa and Kansas
Twelve houses and lots at Rayenna, at prices
from $500 to STO00. =, = ~ - go
Business Stands, &c, &c. at Ravennav =, :. e.
consulting the latest lists Of this Agency =
Parties desiring to buy should write, enclosing
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GEMS OF THOUGHT.

ANY one may doa casual act of good
nature; but continuation of them
shows it a part of the temperament. =
Stes7,e. Ai-s2 i"l' sl'!'-''' 'iiol'
Men are never so ridiculous for the
qualities they have, as for those they
affect to have.-Cha,ron.
AN unjust acquisition is like a
barbed arrow, which must be, drawn
backward with horrible anguish, or
else will be your destruction.-Taylor.
2 ALL false practices and affections of
knowledge are more odieus to God,
and deserve to be so to men, than any
want or defect acknowledge can be-
Sprat. n riaIt ezrs ~ Il .s5tiize3s ri
y LIKE dogs in a wheel, birds in a
cage, or squirrels i'm a chain, ambitious
men still climb and climb, with great
labor, and incessant anxiety, but new
er reach the top.-BUrton.H taEem on
CoNcE1T and confidence are both of
them cheats; the first always imposes
on itself, the second frequently de
ceives others too.-Zinamermdn.
tgrgTya ftif Of -FnE5gTTEt1 .l-f-JG liItsI--
s The truly great and good, in afiic7
tion, bear a countenance more prince
ly than they are wont; for it is the
temper of the highest hearts, like the
palm-tree, to strive most, upwards
when it is most burthened, d,-,Si'' 1 r,
Sidney, !: aa.,.t...5. s,e,a -od, ,,,4I :.
WHEN we are young, we are slayish
ly employed in procuring something
whereby we may live comfortably
when we grow old : and when we, are
old, we perceive it is too llatoto live
as we proposed.-Pope. i,9is ri aigro
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-25

A,eertain Sunday school teacher
was in the habitiof making collection
in the Juvenile class for missionary OBJ
jects. He was not a little surprised
one day to find counterfeit shilling
among the coppers; and on asking the
class who put it there, the donor was
pointed ont to him by one who, had
seen himdeposit it. "Didnt you know
that it was good for nothing r. said
the teacher. EYES," answered the boy.
" Then what didlyou putiti in the box
for ~ The boy coolly replied, 81
didn't suppose the little heathens
would know the difference, so l
thoaght it would be Just as go od for
them." '''N'