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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13

LoUIsvILLE, March lO--Sales of 1872 hhds.
tobacco at ~ 25al5 So. Pork s3l 80. Lard
ls4e; Bacon IA, lGAal7l4c. Bulk meats
u, l6al6Lc. Flour So 50a8 90. Corn 62a65c,
Oats 62a6j. Whiskey S92c. Cotton 27I5c.-
Wheat 81 50al 55. Rye 81 90. ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13

a NAN named John +. Miller was
found in the road near Paris, Tenn,
II few days ago, in u dying condition.
He was Immediately cared for, but
cNpired i'm short time.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13

THERE isa story that u boa con-
strictw in Singapore has swallowed a
young lady who had ON II diamond
necklace valued at $1,000, and the
natives are hunting up The snake.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13

TurRE is all the difference in the
world between N rehearsal ms man
aged in "A French thoater,. and the
Same a. managed In an English or
American thcItcr The French re-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13
GAINESVILLE Wholesale Grocery
Market,
rESrEssEE
Corrected by cRusMAN a cnEsNur.

CORRECTED ny CRUsMAN & cHEsNur.
SUeAR.--MarlSetv very firm. We quote n.
to choice, 17alSc; yellow clarified, I7nlS;
crushed, powdered, and granulated, q "a
22I2.
MoLAssEs.-Fair, IS; prime to choice N.
O., @c. y. N bblsi slal 10 in "a bbls,; syrup,
CORES. = Rio, fair, %; prime, 2i@25
choice, 2o9a@27; Java. 37l5@4219; Mocha, so.
SALT.-Kanawha, bush. bbls, 81 90; Liv-
erpool, fine, 3 80. r,f.'- q, -,
STAR CANDLEs.-1gm25
BAooS--Buying rate, l5l4al6%. df z 20
LARD-lSl&@20.
WHIsKEf-Common country, 81 25oel 20:
best brands Robertson county, 81 7jr2 Q0.
ClEEsE-W, r., lS19@2O; dairy and facto-
RiIcE-Garolina, lo@l21l. tf.-.t. -,..-
OiLST Is, g oil, 4o@42; lard Oil, 81 70; lin
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--90. ivro.y-5- r.t
pp,A,1EsrM,isHs i 50 20; Japan, 90.
eMIMDow GLAss-SxlO, 81 10 u box, Joke
PowDEsss-Rifie, So 90 % keg; lead, 1917 - H.
CAPs-40,d soc n doz. -a8I
OYSTERS and 10 cans, 81 S,crI IS.
SARDINEs-20@22c. - . -
MACKEREL-No. 3, per Dbl. sl5 OO6rl8 90
kits, No. l, SO S5653 O6. - - W. -
MISREPRESENTATION. .....t .t7 et..
NAILS-sj 2ja6 90, l0d0id Ts .r.-
IhoN--kentncky, AZ. Tennessee, ca.
RoPE-22925c. - 'T|
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13

CHICAGO, March lO.--Flour So OOa0 50. -
wheat II l3l4al H.. Corn 56k561fc. Oats
534c. Rye 81 lSal 20. Barley 81 So High
wines 9Oc. Pork s30a3O %. Lard lSalSI4c.
Bulk shoulders ll1all34c.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13

London adyices of the 10th inst, quote
United States 5-20's at 81
tennessee bonds were quoted in New
60 for the new.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13

ONLY about one hundred and fifty
OF the militia remain nj Nashville,
the remainder having boon distrih-
utcd among the counties In winch
Brlwnlow declared martial law.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13

BISHOP MCTYEIRE's APPOINT
MENTs FOR APRIL.-Paducah Dis
trict-meeting, Memphis Conference
April -; Paris District-meeting,
Memphis Conference April bril-;
Clark's District-meeting, Tennessee
Conference April l6-lsi McMinn-
villo Discriminating, Tennessee
1 - ---------- 4 ----L N Nh =
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13

lAE HW,sy,llc Nidy,tc truthmny
says that, while the retiring members
of tho Legislature went in with very
iitlc opposition, they go out with
up.n az all.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13

NNTN IVopVVWuIIyi
J. +. House, J. Il. Bailey,
Il. W. King, ii. Q. Merritt,
II. II. Lurton, II. w. Humphreys,
Z. q. johnson, +. q. Anderson,
w. NJ. Daniel, b. ID. johnson,
j. q. Hornberger, {. L, McElroy,
}. III. johnson, j. w. Jones,
j. G.. Robins, John p. Campbell,
Clarksville Bar.
Y. Brandon, w, j, Broaddus,
c. +. Moore, J, Il, Flood,
j. VI. Scarborough,
Dover Bar.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13
CITY Cemetery.

4 VI, YATES, Sexton of CITY Cemetery,
~ would respectfully inform lot owners
that he Is prepared 10 rcpairnnd mako any
i'm proycment any one may desire having
done 10 their family burying lots IN the
Cemetery. VIII attend faithfully 10 amy
ton. D. VI, YATES.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13

Government securities were quoted In
New York on the 10th inst, as follows:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13
DONATIONS ORPHAN ASYLUM.

EDITORS CHRoNICLE:-Willy you please
Acknowledge through your paper the re-
ceipt of the following donations to the
Tennessee Orphan Asylum during the last
two months. The receipts for the first
month (Dec.) of this quarter having bee
heretofore published. .t EFs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13

The telegraphic communication
between England and the Continent
of Europe, it is stated, has been COM
pletely suspended. 1t is officially an
nounced that of the five cables which
connect France and Belgium with
England, two had been ruptured by
the tempest, and that the land COM
munications which join the three
Others on each side of the channel
have also been broken. d
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-19

Petition TO Sell the Land and Settle
the Estate Of Vim. o. Pursley, decd. :.
ON MOTION Of Perrin & Cothrap
Soils for Petitioner, 1t is Ordered, that
the creditors OF W. 0. Pursley, decd, do
present and prove their demands before
me on or before the seventh day of De.
cember next, (ls6o) being the day ap-
pointed to hear, adjudge and settle the
Estate and all the creditors and others
interested 10 the estate are required to ap-
pear In my Office at Abbeville Court
House on the day aforesaid, and defend
heir interests; as on that day settle
ment OF the estate will be made, and the
Administrator discharged from his bond,
unless good cause to the contrary is
shown.
WILLIAM HILL,
j. Pro. A. G..
October 12, 1869, 25, Ct
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-19
Sept. 10, 1859, M>ly.. "a, ~ h

ar rs. ci.i..as q Hia.sy six siIlass. AZ
bsvills eouniy. give aosish tha6 IA TIA pssa
Legislature. application viii be made y Isesr-
porate said villsgs. :" Oct. II, is63s0u.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-19
SMITH DEPARTMENT.


We have in our employ an efficient work
man In all the branches Of this business
We have Patent Tire-Shrinker
with which we can shrink tires with per.
feet accuracy without cutting, making the
weakest places stronger than before, and
Without damaging the wheel 10 the. least.
PERSONS who have ties that need shrinking
would do well to remember that one.haif
the wheels are ruined or materially ip;ur-
cd by cutting and shIinkinka in .tae ,csual
way. 7SatiIfsction j. guaranteed in eyerv
ob where this machine is used.
0OMSTAMTLY ON HlAMm.
NEW BUGG1Rs of the best material,
Also, Metallic Cases, Imitation Rosewood
Walnut and Drop Black Cof1ins, Ths
hearse will attend funerals punctually al
the appointed time. and personal attention
given when desired. :"
Oct. 8, 1869, 24-u
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-19

\ BOVE prices complete with frame.
n Without frame $40 less on each
mill. Also, Steam Epgnes, Boilers, Mil
Gearing Of all kink, Grist and Saw Mills,
SHUTTERS, &c. Agents, &C., for L. & P. K.
Dederick's Hay and Cotton Presses, which
( also manufacture, All sizes Of Gin
Gearing, ,constautly on hand. A@3o horse
Stationary Steam Engine aud Boiler, on
hand, for sale cheap, for CASH.
All work warranted. Terms-Cash on
delivery.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14
TEE sRNaakrnsr.
Anteresting PrOceediugs p Ca lud Concert
2OOJ singers EhsI Sed.
from Our O1Cn COrrespOndeni.

Anteresting Proccediugs - ts!lud Concert
2OO3 singers EhsIsed.
from Our O1on Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-Tho grand concert
this evening, at the Maryland Institute, by
the united societies, was magnificent affair.
The entertainment possessed degree of
grandeur and magnitude but seldom met
with, and was in the highest degree credita-
BILE, and served to give a reminder of the
grand tests in Germany, participated in by
countless tn ousands of trained singers
The arrangement for the location of the
singers was most admirable, the massive plat
form being filed with substantial and neatly
constructed rows of benches, elevated one
above the other, so that the members stand
ing thereon could all see the baton of the
leader, and act in concert with his well-di-
rected movements and signals
Professor Lenschow, the leader of the pre-
sent Sengerfest, has already occupied an ex-
alted reputation as a musician of eminence
and distinction, but the manner in which he
has discharged his duties on the present occa-
sion has served to make for him permanent
Germanic-American reputation of the most
enviable character, and which is, in truth,
well deserved from the faithful and 'unremit-
ting attention he has given to his duties.
The concert opened with the grand overture
''Robespiene, by Littolf, by the full orchestra
This and the Fest Overture, by Hohnstoclz,
in the second part of the programme, were
finely rendered. The united societies sang
in grand style the noble chorus ''Sonnenauf-
gang, by Hammer The next selection given
by the united societies was an acknowledge
ment to the Creator fine composition in E
fiat, by Herman Mohr.
This was followed by Abt's ''Song of Vic
tory"
In addition to the united efforts of the
societies, various delegations sang some less
pretentious compositions with excellent effect,
The New York singers gave "Das Kirchlein, "
by Becker, and the Philadelphians sang Gum
Waldo" The Baltimofeans distinguished
themselves by the manner in which they rem
dered the prize composition of Herman
FRANKIE.
This programme will be repeated at the
picnic tomorrow afternoon at the Schuetzen
Park.
The award of prizes will be made to-
morrow, and the decision of the judges is
looked forward to with much interest.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14
Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1877.
A Spanish gun-boat was launched at
New York yesterday.
George Peabody is going to White Sui
phur Springs, Va, to recruit.
The floods in the Colorado river, which
have destroyed crops and life, are receding.
"A defalcation to the amount of about
$25,0O0 has been discovered in the Bank of
Commerce, Baltimore
Lawrence Harps, workman in Brooks
foundry, Canton, Nd, was killed yesterday
by the falling of trestle-work near one
of the furnaces
--Otis Jewetts suit to recover $3.50, 900 in
Newfoundland Telegraph Company stock
commenced yesterday before the Supreme
Court Of New York.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14

dren, Miss winslow. Miss Ware, Miss Renshart, Mrs
.ikwIiebt and children, Miss Arkwright Miss Ada
rain, Miss Mary Braim Mrs Rogers aud chill iren, Mo
H. j. Murray, Mr.. j. Collins, Mr.. j. Brisuan, Mo j.
simpson, @. Hppold, r Ganey, Mr. Il. Gottleb, o. Mer
ltz Mr. and Mrs Hehner and children Miss slater Miss
George. MissJ. Hebner, Mr.. j. n. Brown E. G.. MIrtn
james Mcbride.
Steamer Ann Eliza Richards 81 hours from New York
with mdse TO w. p Clyde q Go.
Br. brig Lochinvar, NickersOn 40 days from Liverpool
with mdee. TO captain.
Tugs Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore, and Che31
ID AXE. Merrihew, from HavrodeCira with tows OF
barges TO w. p. Clyde b Go.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14
CLFARED YESTERDAY.

Mails forwarded by steamer IN tue hes
The steamers Liverpool call At ueenstown ex
oept Canadian line, which call az Londonderr In
for Continent call at southampton
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14

wi m w. ~ a
Br brig Lochinyar Nickerson, 10 days from Liverpool
Tugs Hudson Nicholson, from Baltimore, and ohesr
p,ake. Merrihew, frVm Havrodo-Grace. with tows OF
BELOW.
Norw. barque Soridoren. Pedersen from Liverpool
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald and child; Mrs. Mcguire ant
HshtoS Mrs S CLARK % Miss sner Msusor John GoiTsy
Joso siFaroa Conception sigsrros Ieopod DomissHez
Yturaidi Cahdido 'Gaves; Manuel Lanoz. ''''' ~
TssT6SS 3S r. MeS&RdSgg MEsSsf&rR g'TEst RSttrrru
NEW YoRK oETIoE, July ia-Four barges leave in to"
Hoigste, With marble, for Philadelphia
M with With f for n m 5o ooDs
beSges leave in tow Tonight, eastward / a.. = y
also, Bartlet; and a g Myrick reported last night
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Prometheus Gray hence at Charleston yes
Steamer George H. Stout Ford hence, at Georgetown,
Ns% Yo M9POs sP Jones' for Philadelphia cleared at
Bsraue Bertha Temple Mitchell from London for Phi.
0Barque 4 g. ". Dodge Munroe, at Georgetown d. O.,
Baraue Bessie Harris Allen from Genoa for PhSdel
Brig GSzelle. Cole, from Messiua I'd April for Phadel
visions, and supplied by the schr Antagonist at New
York.
Brig j. A. Devereaux, Clark for Philadelphia sailed
from Charleston yesterday.
Brig Forest State Shuts from Providence Phadol.
pha, at Newport r. M. 10th inst.
Brig Sea Breeze, for Philadelphia cleared at Salem 18th
instant.
Schr George Hotchkiss Racket for Providence,
at New York 18th inst.
Schr j. H. Bartlett, Harris from Greenport for Pha.
dephia, at New York 18th inst;
sShrs Coy Burton, Long, and s. O. Tyler, Price, hence
Schr w II. Hilles, Burgess at Boston 18th inst, from
Alexandria.
Schrs Fawn, Bacon, for Kennebec River Rescue Kel-
Icy, for Gardiner Pearl, Hrown, and William Capes,
Baker for Saco all to load for Phadelpha, cleared at
Boston 18th inst.
Schr Hiawatha Lee, from Newburyport for Phiadel.
pha. passed Holmes Hole A. M 10th inst
Schrs Abby Ingalls, Ingalls, and Alaska, Clark cleared
New York yesterday for Philadelphia.
Schr Fyaway Kelley, from New Bedford for Phiadel-
phia, at Newport M, 1lth inst
Schr Vapor, johnson, from Providence for Philadel-
pha, at Newport 10th inst.
Schra lucinda A. Bayles, Bayles, and Westmoreland,
Rice hence, at Providence 18th inst.
Schr Adelaide, Macomber sailed from Somerset lO'h
Schrs r. II. Shat non, John Stroup, L. s. Leyerug j.
S. Detwer, Alabama, Orioe and others, sailed from
Holmes Hole A. NJ. 10th inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Russian Government has given notice that the fol
lowing alteration will be made in the light Filsand
Island, Cult of Riga
The present light will be replaced by light of the first
order and the Illuminating apparatus will be changed to
dioptric or by lenses.
Also that from the day june 1852 and during the
time the alterations being made, a temporary fixed
white light would be exhibited from the tower elevated
1lS feet above the
The Illuminating apparatus catoptrc. nv reecto-a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14

Steamship Brunette Howe, New York. John r. Ohl
Steamer h Willing, Cundiff, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
steamer Chester. Jones, New York, W. p Clyde 90;
Br barque Matilda Hyard, LoVetty lAVerpool, feter
Wright a Sons. :, 60. i. re-
Baroue Margaretta, Hammond, Hayfe q a. souder Co.
Esr9us Mira Dix, fvigtut, j. Il. Bailey Co..
Brig j. HOwand Freeman, Boston; Day, Hud1en 70 :.
Brig Mountain Eagle Sherman, Portland, Hammett
Neill. - -, ~ r,..- n. a.
sebr Addie Ryerson Houghton Portland, 3 Repplier
Schr Romp Miller SacO, Westmoreland Goal 10.
Sehr Carrie Melvin. Watts, Wilmington Dels captain.
rss Thos Jefferson Allen Baltimore, and FAIRY Queen
S6eerer Hayre Grace. with tow OF barges' W. r
Olyde a Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steanship TOnaygAnda, jennings 10 hours from savan-
nah with cotton rice, etc. TO Philadelphia and southern
Mail Steamship Co: PassengersTMr; ~ Braueyi yIit
Evening star., 1869-10-12
HorsR.NuMRRRrNa BY PpospHnRrs

HOCsR-NUMBRRING BY PPOsPHORUs--A
French chemist has invented a method of
making the numbers of houses as distinctly leg
ihle by night as by day. II consists in rubbing
the figures with a preparation Of phosphorus
which " i'll render them luminous The applica-
ton need not be renewed only once month, an d
may be ne elected altogether when the family Is
cut OF town The effect of q long street scintil-
Isting with phosphoric figures would Certainly
be striking; but The matter of utility oyerrides
that OF appearance, and few people who have
biuncered up and down a dark street on a cold
night IL search OF a number that does not show
itself. Will fail 10 accept gladly any practicable
ezpsdient that can be supplied for making the
numbers visible.
Evening star., 1869-10-12
RYJ. A. sTOUrENBURG, Auotieuesr.

x
o9.HMEEssISs1ss o9sHE sAtE ayyskUAsSE e.
Esisfs EsrsTs aSS sSgH ot AYES T4
.iIES OF o%HssIsa fSS, 2 e. iS stiXo tiSo
pSHGs1H l0s sAsRL sRLE af FUbLTSS S
ia Of d decree Q. g .hs g; cl;sui. oosr.
G isbTq.I! term; lisp. in the case p ao sch !:
S
f 'Gs on HS sSs d.s s,
- "pRosPEoT eleis sfGIs fIIs"
:Sd n s! Sc q oafsHIaas sIsa.as
O. on the HTiinstou tnrDpRs % and II. aSctioa
with the George town road, with large 'A
vsr. Excellent Frsns FANs1Ss bH.lns
M s s i
mile tberefrom, and commanding full view Of the
liver ana UPON the % estate nsnSsf sf
Of building sites equally attractive The land is Of
Come of it contains the best BRiGk CLAY. HY'qSs Tss
estate hes been surveyed and will be sold in lots
IRHHnnPERTY IN NAALExANDRIA COUNTY.
Ro.sh sprps ASeEs s,s ssoy sRs.I SSGTSs q
sT0REHOUsE, with three rooms and . large
PAVILION, eltuAted ~ the junction OF the AlexOn-
dria and Arlington turnpike, half mile from the
.TIfTYsTWo ACRES OF LAND, lying upon
the waters Of Four Mile Bun, in the county of
Alexandria, on the county road from Alexandria
to Georgetown, and eaui distant from Washing
ton, Alexandria, and 0eor Retown This place has
q valuable water power for either mill or a fac-
tory and the lardi Of fair quality. The mill was
berned during the war.
Also, the following property in Alexandria:
ONE SQUARE OF GkOgND, bounded on the
north BY Montgomery. west BY Pitt, east by Royal
and on the south by Madison street.. This sQusre
will be divided to suit purcbasers.
An undivided HALF OF A LOT at the south
west corner Of Union and Wolfe streets, 81 feet6
inches on Wolfe. and lis on Union.
The farm will be shown by James R,ach, re.
siding on the premises, and Horace .. Johnston,
OF Washinet ton.
Private offers for any portion OF this property
will be received until the day Of sale.
Terms Twenty Per cent. Of the purchase n ,uey
equal fnstalments, at six, twelve and eighteen
months from day Of sale, with interest the purcha.
ser to give his bond for the deferred instalments
with good personal security-the title to be re.
tanned until full payment Of the purchase money
and the property to be resold at the risk and ex.
pense OF the purchaser in any case of default in
payment stamps and conveyancing at the cost
FERGUSON BEACH,
CqARLES B.ScUART,
ocs-td Commissioners.
Evening star., 1869-10-12

The "BOHzNIAN" GIRL.-The tact was no.
ted the otter day, that one of the city papers
nad engaged a young lady TO do lis cattle mar
Eet reports. Other journals in other cities, as
we now see, are taking the hint. A PhiladeI-
phla paper has engaged lady TO help report
meetings, sermons, etc. while another, in Bos.
u n taxes charge of the fires. and other mis-
SeilansOus outdoor work. Women not nnfre.
qUently ''do" the dramatic and musical crIti-
oisms. also. We infer from these symptoms
that the Bohemian girl on the whole is dom
Nell-N. J.. ELJTesS.
Evening star., 1869-10-12
~New York has a Chinese school.

~Chieago is 10 try mounted letter carriers.
~In the recent Vermont election five towns
reported not a democratic vote.
""lmported gold phessaRts' breasts are
used 70 deck the girl of Ihe period.
~An orchestra composed entirely of female
performers Is making concert tour through
Germany.
- A good psir-a young lady with a Gre
cIan bend and young man who parts his hair
IN the middle.
~Flrtng with high school girls in Boston
girls in Boston has been stopped by the chief Of
PolICe-how, ISN'T stated.
sr"Emp ployment so certainly produces
ch-erfulness," says Bishop Hail, sstnat have
known man come home in high spirits from
funeral, because he had thsRaaagement OF
Evening star., 1869-10-12
pRoPosALs FOB FRKsH BEEF

hEADQuaRTERs lsT military DIsrRrcr,
VfFtcE CHIkF CoNNissARy oF sUB.IsruScF
Richmond Va, sept. n, 1859 4
aed Proposas ta da aplicatei viii be recefye1
% tne omce OF Breyet Capt. Henry Msrc-tte Iyth
nnisntry, a 3, at Petersburg, Va. untli MON.
ia Ia getober 18th, 1859. at ~ m for supplyias
rne United statss Subsistence Departnsnt VIE,
EAEsH BEEF at Petersburg, Eirgtnia tor .Ix
o.tns rrcm November LIST, 1853, or such less ii ns
direct. Va oeDst0nOe hv
BIDDERS are requested TO be p-etent TO resnonf "a
their bids, and be prepared 70 gIya bonSs "a fss
fulhllment Of their contract ' nv
heretofore A PokTRR"
Byt. MAJ. and Chief Commissarr sGb.iste,c.-
sel2 OF First NiIitarV Di.frt.t
Evening star., 1869-10-12
8. FERGUSON BEACH,
Cq FABLES 3. STUART,
WIN. II. DULANY,


10y COOPER LATIMER. Auctfoneers
ID (Successors to Jas. @. Mcclure q Co.,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and llth street
cHAEOERY SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
sUBURBAN PROPERTY, BEING THE SIT
OF THE LATE OAM PBELL HOSPITAL, ar
THE HEAD OF FIFTH AND SIXTH STS.
wsETsT. sT srhnTT Ts.rIhMnMTETDIATHLY NORTH OF BOUND
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, bearing date A pril
9th, 1884; and passed In Ohanct ry cause No. las,
sell; at public auction. on the premises, on MON
DAY, 18th of October, 1859, at O'Clock D. m mart
of tract of land called jam aica, !" situated and
being in the county Of Washin gton, and District
OF Columbis, and bordering en- Bound ny street.
at the head of 5th and 9th streets west, supposed
belrg all that part or portion of the "tract of
land" referred to in the original bill III, in the
cause above ment'oned, now remaining uneoId
This property ts In o rapidly i'm proving locality.
and Is worthy the atte alton of ca apitaiists.
Terms OF Sale: One third cash; the residue 4 n
three 90 equal installments at six (6) twelve l2l
and eighteen llS) months, with interest from day
satisfaction Ct the Trustees the purchaser to have
the option Of paying oil cash. Convey ancing and
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. Five ths u
sand 50 ,Dc0) dollars Of the cash payment will be
required when the property is struck OF which
will be forfeited f The terms CT sale are not fully
complied with Tlthin ten l0l days from the day Of
at the risk and cost of the defsulting purchaser,
upon week notice by ad erti sc me Mt in some
newspaper printed and published in this city Of
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COOPER 4 LATIMER
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Evening star., 1869-10-12
LOB SALE, By GREEN a WILLI.Ms .D

EnR SAIL, By GREEN WILLIAMS iUc.
TioNEERs.We will offer for sale, on WE'D.
NHsDAf, the 18TH instant, at 4 O'Clock D. m. on
the premises. hve beautiful Lots each frontins 20
by lO0 feet deep Said lots sre on Lawrence street
between 18th and 18th and Il and streets. Ai,o,
Tor sale at t. same time, the east half of Lot No
6IS tnttes by 100 deep, and lies between i,tn nna
E,h streets THIS property is loc sted In q hi shIV
ipr3vng IMP f neighoors ood, and is good oppoftu.
DODGE DANIELLE.
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