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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22
TLARK'S CARRIAGE IL SLEIGH
" MANUFACTORY.
ANDREW CLARK.
Light Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturer,
pnIrf nNfRN

SIfIgH 3IahNffE-WTrr,
PoULTNEY, VT,
Keeps on hand q large assortment Of Light Car
risges and sleighs Of every d's-c1ptiop would
call the attention II persons wanting carriages u
my STOCK. Our yrariDgr made Of tn. best
hickory, irOned with Norway iron and steel TYR.
Bianchards best Buffalo brand" top leather and
imported head lining cloth are used. The best
men are employed and warrant all my work. I
build carriages that In durability Iizhtness ..yl.
and beauty, are second 70 none.
Repairing don. in the beet manner and Al short
notice. auglyd&u ANDREW CLARK
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BRATTLEBORo.-Bra was rep
resented in the Legislature of 1870 by
Samuel Wells
William Martin, an Irish lad about
dozen years of age, was last Monday
sentenced to the Reform School by jus
tice Newton of Brattleboro, for five years,
in consequence of bad behavior
Last Tuesday, while Clark Akeley,
an employee in the Brattleboro paper mill
was oiling shaft, his sleeve caught in
the gearing, forcing his arm into contact
with "a supporting timber in such man
ner that the flesh was literally ground
from a portion of the forearm to the naked
bone. He was alone at the time, but hi.
outcries soon brought assistance, and he
was with some difficulty released.
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worth sold last year, and still they
Dime Teas the Long Arm Chop, and Grett sun
sun Chop" Teas from - aa-t- e. so per III.
Our oil Teas are far super or To anything offered
iii this market, at higher prices.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Nails, Cutlery, Farming Tools n manufacturers
prices Pals, Butter Tubs, Wash Tubs and
Boards.
Canned Fruits at cost for GO days.
Flour Is lower-fiuest brands always on hand
We have never pretended to defy competiti IN,
nor TO sell a cart load of goods for dollar, but
pretend 10 sell more goods Tor ten dollars
than any concern this side of New York.
Gail and see Us before purchasing. 1t pays to
look around.
center Store os Cramton's Block, opposite the
Opera House, Merchants Row, Rutland, VT.
JAMES +. CLYNN & co.
june r., 1863. d&wtf
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GOVERNMENTAL SECURITYvA STEP
IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. - We have
recently been shown by the General Agent
of the North America Life Insurance
Company of New York MIR. c. NJ. Haven,
copy of the law by which |, 'liies issued
by that company are m-de the same IN
security as state or national bonds. With
out entering into discussion of the va
rious provisions of the enactment, which
are full and complete in every particular,
and can be seen and examined by appli-
cation to Mr.. Haven, who is at present
establishing agencies in this section, We
would simply say that this plan Of the
North America seems to Us to be
Just the thing at present needed to per-
feet the life insurance system of this
country. viz: absolute, indisputable
security to the policy holder, guar
anteed by governmental supervision
Persons contemplating insurance should
examine this new feature.
WINDSOR. Windsor is the summer re
sideuce Of the eX-Attorney General OF the
United States, William NJ. Evarts II
order to accommodate his large family O
thirteen children, among which there arr
| two pairs of twins, Mr.. Evarts occupie
| three large mansions standing side By
| side on the prettiest street in the village
| and within large enclosure shaded Will
| Inns, naples, and pines, and ornamentet
| with every variety of shrubbery and al
| he rare flowers known in the climate. II
| connection with his residence, he owns
small farm of intcryale and hill land
which he keeps under a high state 0
| cultivation, and which is stocked will
| the most valuable breed of cattle an,
sheep in the country. Across a small
| trout brook, which runs down his pastur
| hills and through his meadows, he is ar
ranging to erect dam at an expense Q
two thousand dollars, for the purpose o
confirming the water for trout ponds, il
which he proposes to cultivate that yalu
.ble fish Mr.. Eyarts will arrive a
Windsor on the first of next week, an,
spend about three months, as is his usua
| custom.
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.nn DnIL.AES VIII

,nn DpLLAES WILL BE
pNN iuffst.s '.s .br !. pax e ftslsue %.
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-f't rHB..H sfl .-Hr rs-|K. u.-H .t- r--'Ta
intu stst.Iltfs.fl .f-s 5E4ff 20 s.l ..aEfrr
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SLif-.NBi-~t AA5 ~tais8 AEH HABITS.
IE,1s .f,i..f- H.rf.l a 5-4-. lls-re.e-
ait #1fA 40. AlI8lt& SIS AN ~lA1. a los
IHsiH=Iif - married sud -fusl. lart4-
~. kEI AAN DELICATE 8iihEEN.
fltreLTls! afr' rs. .r3IflHrr lsl- 40 '3-t
the ~klA. Lsasi. - -he Dp-.t. -ArnaT aid bit.t
pirugl che tte-. sa.-l.ins 81 -.ls fuIuf-. ii.e
Ipli-s- constitutional aHsd 5-l1eT aeaans--4-- as
youth srt -iHe NOR. s8srtfe.l. lf eli lar.-. 81
BhEI -i.NI-. SINGLE DL MARRIED
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it opens the pores, reduces the temperature OF the
body, calms the nerves, and acts as moderate
evacuant, and has refreshing effect upon the
whole system. OF all fever drinks 1t Is the most
cooling and delightful.
In this briet summary of the virtues OF Tar
rants Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, nothing Is
set forth which is not justified by testimony OF
competent medical men.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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WEDNESDAY. SEPT. Is.

Contributions Of whatever is new, useful, and
beautiful in mechanism and art, from all parts Of
the country. are solicited. Steam Motive Power
win be supplied for machinery. Honorary awards
of Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals, and Diplo.
mas, viii be given for articles deserving especial
notice.
Persons requiring large space, or more particu.
lar information. may address
JOSEPH L. BATES, Secretary,
Junel1d2taw4w Boston, Mas.
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1HIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
4 VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK

Continuing important Physiological lutar1ua-
tInu To young men cont, mpisfiug Marriage. cent
fee ON receipt 81 - cents Ad,re-s the II en-
ICAl. INSTITUTE. i3 clinton plar., y. Y.
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MoNTPELIER.-The population OF
Montpelier in 1900 was $50, an increase
of 772 in nine years.
The Argus has the bad taste to say,
even if it is true, that the Montpelier
"monied men lack enterprise, and a few
first class funerals would not put the
place back any"
Peter G. Smith the veteran artist
in the tonsorial line" at the capital, will
shortly occupy rooms now being fitted up
in the basement of James G.. Frenchs,
Post office block.
james Il. Langdon, Esq, returned on
Friday levening from fishing trip to
some Of the ponds and 'lakes" in Gale
donia, Orleans and Lamoille counties. He
brought back as trophy of his piscatorial
skill probably the largest trout of the
season taken by Montpelier fisherman.
1t measured.ov 10 inches in length and
weighed nearly four pounds During the
five days of his absence he took, with hook
and line, 135 trout, and he assures his
friends that the one mentined above was
the biggest of them all ?
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ToRNADo-A terrible tornado swept
over Lexington, Mo, on Friday last.
Trees and fences were blown down in
every direction, and streets blocked with
the wrecks of many houses that were un-
rooted and otherwise damaged; some OF
the roofs were carried a distance of one
hundred feet. The Caucasian newspaper
Office is perfect wreck Several houses
were injured BY flying timber, bricks,
shutters, etc. No lives were lost, 50 far az
heard from. The damage in the city and
county cannot be estimated at present.
The growing crops were Frustrated and
fruit trees destroyed.
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WHY
BECAUSE

is it given by the faculty in all disorders
fcbrile character
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BECAUSE
Why
BECAUSE

is it prescribed for rheumatism, and claimed TO be
eminently beneficial in all the varieties Of that
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22
NE CRAFTS CRYSTAL HAIR
$1,000 PER DAY GUARANTEED.

AGENTS TO SELL TIE HOME SHUTTLE
"A Sewing Machine IL makes the Lock stitch
alike on both sides, has the uuder-ieed and l.
equal IN every rvspsct 10 any sewing VI tehiut
ever invented. Price s2i. Warranted Tor years
Send for circular. \ !dress JphNstoN, CLAIM
& co. Roston Mass, Pittsburgh, "a, CT -,
Louis. Mo.
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GREAT SALES OF TEAS AND
~ Coiees at the Great American Tea Co.'s
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The attention of rejecting invalids is invited
TO the following observations The questions are
such as the sick would be likely to ask the re-
plies are simple facts clothed in language that
everybody can understand.
Evening star., 1869-09-07

DKAD BODY REcoGNIzED.-The unknown
person found dead near Elhcott City. Md, on
the 10th of August, has been recog nlzed by Gen
T.. N. Gregory, OF Philadelphia, and BENJAMIN
p. Haddock, of Chicago, Ill as the body Of
Hon. L. X. Olcott, Judge of the II ustin gs Court,
Richmond, Va. He was appointed Judge by
Gen. Candy last spring, and went from Boston.
Mass, to Richmond, Va, accepted the ONCE,
and held court. Some time since he went to
the white sulphur Springs for his health. and
from there left for chicago 70 visit his wife;
not arriving In Caicago, his friends became
alarmed. and Instituted search for him. The
last known Of him was at Baltimore, in q de-
rsnged state OF mind and In this state he wan
dered here and died. His remains will be re-
moved to Hanover, n. H, by MS friends
Howard County Nd-) Record.
Evening star., 1869-09-07
I r. I S I N
FORMULA OF
Dr. JON N w KINS,
jyA-eeSm BALTIMORD, Nd.
DR. BIoa AUS
GOLDEN RRMYDIIs.

DR, BIoH AUS
oOLpIN RIMYpIIs.
Al foe no other, take no other and you Win
AYE une, heolth and money.
Sl,0ve S1WA1D ior any case OF disease n any
ss4ee Hmcn they fai 70 cure. L.
y, ~. ktehet Golden Balsem DO. cures UlcerSs
Uicerafed eore Throat a11 Mouth, Bore 1yec, o.:
nnt0ue or Skin 1YDtions, OcDDer Colofed
1loscneo, eorenooe ct t6e ecoiD, eoroflIe, %; q
Sne .greeteet kaoovator, Altsfottve, and Blood
ten. ssa issvss tSs bicc2 SSrs . snd sssithy :'
r,sTY ~ lHssnss! Ge!eM BSlSam 10. Su,ss nsrea.
SnStsner Gom meey1fy or other causes: gives i'm.
nSalate relief IN 0ll cases. No Sietng neceoeaFy
Aneve Sho0sAlds q eft11oatse proving the mir0o.
ulSae cSree effected by thfss 1snedis0. Price of
~. esr scn 70 aor No. 3, oso Dsf bostls,or two bot
ID. Rsehss's Goldss Astidets, . safe, needy,
Heeeant and radical cure for al Urinary Defsnes.
9se "a % S.1 seSSoHlsnisd with fah directions. Pses
Dr.. kieissS 0eldes Eliz~ d'Amosv, raaios,
cure 10! Nervous or General Debility. IN old o.
young: tmDarting energy With wonderful eject
Pnce ~ % yer. bottle, or two bottles for % %.
On receipt Of price, these Remedies VIII Be
enipped 20 any place. PROMPT attention Daid g
al coresycndsnts. None genuine without the
name OF "Dy. Riehax's Golden Remedies, d. 3.
kteSo'ds, sole proprietor" blown in glass Of bot
Address DR D. B. RICHARDS, No. aSs varick
street. New York. Once hours from Q. n. TO . p
.. - Ofrculafs sent. Ufly
Evening star., 1869-09-07

AN AFFECTING SkQUEL TO TIE SAxoNY
CoLLIKRY ACCIDENT.-We find the folio wing
narration IN a Cork paper, not credited TO lis
original source:
The opinion that the unfortunate miners in
the Burg colliery were all Immediately killed
by the explosion proves incorrect In the note
book Of the miner Bahr the following entry has
been found:-sThls is the last place where we
have taken refuge. / have given up all hope,
because the ventilation in the Segengottes-
shaft and the Hoffnunss-shaft has been de-
stroyed In three different places. May God
take myself and my relations and dear friends
who must die with me, as well as our families,
lnder his protection.-Ernst Bahr." In the
Hbfnungs-snaft, too, the following words
have been found :-ssJanetz died, Richter
left his family in God" And again :-"Fare.
we'll, dear wife, farewell, dear children. May
God keep you-Gottlies Heinmann." And
lastly Farewell, dear wife and children
did not think 1t would end so.-Obermann." !"
One of the name of Schmidt had pin ned paper
with the following words TO the breast of his
blouse: sMy dear relations, while seeing death
before me / remember You. Farewell till we
meet agaIn in happiness. The rest i must
leave TO you Between and 10 o'clock" On
the other side stood the words: "Dear wife,
take good care of Mary. In book in the be d.
room you will find a thaler. Farewell, de.
mother and sisters, till we NEST again" All
must have been over about 10 O'Clock on the
I'd inst. On the 18TH 236 bodies had been re-
covered By far the greater number must
have died suddenly.
Evening star., 1869-09-07
i R / SIM.
i HE GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
I1 7 - Z NJ,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF THI
IRIS vER9iCOIOR
OR BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful, safe and reliable remedial
agent discovered for the healing Of man, The
to unknown or undeveioped, bss been broueht
within the control OF science and is taking its
stand - principal among the blessings Of medicine
AS An ALTERAfIVE.
II acts directly upon ths blood cleansing and purf.
fying the vital current Of all the humors and
tain Is which disease malarious infuenee es have
HsnMted PIE M there, M and ersdiestine and neutralizf5g
4 ti:infsllsbls a. remedy for scRSfrIA, TsrP, eG
obstinate cases Of -'''' 'iu'sn' anu
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
It 10 an uns.iling preventative and cure for
FECTIONs, and in
DISEASES OF WOMEN
Il has no equal Its action upon the Lirer and
EidHsysn prompt sslutaIy, and effective. and Il
ana am mo:s rsiisbIs n''n fsn''r' one OF the safest
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known in the practice of medicine It's exceIIent
Hnd stidu u combination with ether Ingredients
TONIC QUALITIES
Of the highest order-not temporarily stimulating,
;na IN e.ss. 81 1T most valuable curative
DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
all the tissue. and Is the life and nutrition there
1efis 1efis purified, rendering the whole system per
BEMKMBER.-This medicine 10 no offshoot Of
9uackery. but the regular forms,s Of distin-
guished practittoner, now resident Of Baltimore
tesn q ne and :cisnse. shst TT Il hes
been sdopted By Dhysicians in their practice, and
.sst saip:Ss &c Picis:.ioS sSrSusSoui u Tie Tie
highly 10 It praised and the more ssnsiveIy d il
Evening star., 1869-09-07
A PPLICArION FOR DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRAHTe.

A PPLloArIoT .Ss. .Ss ITs ITTgsrLIoArs LAND
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, 1855
10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Applications having been made under the act OF
June IS 1850. for the reissue Of the following de-
scrfbed Iaod Warrants, which are ALLEGED TO have
been lost or Destroyed Notice 10 hereby given
that 1t the date following the description ef each
warrant, new certificate or warrant Of like tenor
Will be reissued IL no valid objection shouId then
appear. b. VAN ABRGAN, Oommissioner
No. 9le6, for leo acres, issued under the oct OF
February II, lsf1 in the name Of James A Har-
mon, brother and heir at lav Of Andrew Harmon,
September IL. 1869.
No. 81 &5, for l60 acres, issued under the act OF
March 5, 1855, in the name OF Thomas Abrams. and
was granted April Is, 1856. September ii 1853.
No; 81 Ia, Tor l6o acres, issued under the oct of
March 3, 1855, in the name Of Nancy Persons,
widow Of Turner Persons. and Vas granted April
No, $500, for So acres, issued under the act OF
March 5, 1855, in the name of Henry wallace, and
was granted May ., 1856. September Is, 1889.
A duplicate Of Land Warrant Certihcate. No.
,694, for sfeo acres issued under the act OF Feb
ruary II. lsE; in the name Of Lncisn Oox, and
No. SIS, for Id acres. issued under the act Of
March 5. 1855, in the name Of Whitcomb Nay, and
was granted July IA, 1855. November 8, 1889.
Evening star., 1869-09-07
DRoP0sALs FOB FUEL AND FoRAGE.
OFFICE OHTET QUARTERNAsrER,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT.

FIRST MILITARY DIsTRIcT.
a.,u. kIcHMoND, Va, August Ia, ls6s.t
% q this once until P. n. OF WEDNESDAY, The
wnoS tStn dS of Ssptember 1852 for the delivery OF
MOOD, VAIs, AND Hay, 90 the Post Quarter
msstsr AZ Mincheeter, Virginia I'm such quastitiss
- maj be required from month 20 month, for the
Sth, 1870. As seA0
seIars e proposals are required: For woed, 90 be
Tor Oats. 70 be sound clean. and weighing not Len
than 81 pounds 70 the bushel; for Hey, 70 be we'll
cured and Of the best Quality.
Blank forms for proposals, and information as 70
amounts and conditions Of delivery, can be OBJ
winchester, Va, or at this once.
BY order OF the Commanding General First Mill
tary District j. O. OHANDLER
Brsyet Colonel, Quarter master u o. Army,
Chief Quartermaster lst Military District
Evening star., 1869-09-07
pRoPOsALs FoR FRESH BEEF.

FoRT WASHINGTON, ND, August .. 1850.
froposals, In duplicate. with Q copy OF this s1-
tSerusement attached; will be received by the I'M
isSs is; for supplying TREsH BEkF = the troops st
The .sid Beef must be fresh. of good msrkst:
quarters, meek, shank. and kidney tailog 10 b.
excluded y and TO be delivered st this post free Of
cost, In such Quantity O. may be, from time 10
time, required BY. and on sach days as the com.
mano'ns omoer snai designate, not exceeding
The necks OF the cattle slau shtered for beef 20 be
delivered under this agreement ebsii Be cut OF st
tne fourth vertebral Joint, and the breast trimmed
from thre to four inches above the knee Joint snd
OF hind quarters from sx 20 eight above the
ganorel or hocK Joint.
e,ssp sspsIst. Sx in sicsss WIN also be
date above mentioned. for supplying commi ioue6
oIcers and their families stationed at this post or
supplied therefrom, with such choice Fresh Beef
ie,n spS %sS from time to tine resuirs such e Sir
These contracts % be I'm force six months. q,
direct commencing the Let day Of October, isss.
General Of the Dspartnsnt OF tn. Esst. .'''hs
In case Of fsilufs or dsnciency il the quality OF
iIyered. then the Co4nisssry st Fort W..SiSs stoS.
MsrJ land. shall have power 20 supply the denci.
res tse end the S Win b
The contractor VIII be required 20 enter fnfo
bonds Tor the sum Of one thousand dollars, siensd
also ~ two responsible sureties, whose na1ss
The proposals will be opened st no O'Clock q. n.
ington, Merylssd q which time and place biddsrs
froSesss Viz Ss nssssa propo..l. for s..fn
and eddreesed IRWIN sEELET,
eos % first Lieutenant. eth Artillery, A. O. o.
Evening star., 1869-09-07
DROPesALs FOR BUILDINGS.

HEADQuARrERs TIRsI MILITARY DIsTlIcI,l
OHo, Chief lEarfGmasfe-, y
RtohDloHd, Va, August Is, 1899.
eealed Proposals (in triplicatel will be received
a. this office until II m. Of SATURDAY, septem-
Der IS, 1883. for the purchase from the United
states OF the WOODEN BUILDINGS lately occu-
pied by the QuartermAster's Department st Rich
SRiP4is SHOPS" on tn. Canal, below rts
.f0Raal HOUSE ;" ct the Rockets.
Proposals may be made fer the whole or any of
the buildings, and further infor nation 20 size
OF the buildings and manner Of sale can be OBJ
tanned on application at this Office.
The envelopes containing proposals 20 be en-
oorsed |. Proposals for Buildings" !" and forwarded
BY mail 10 this Office.
BY order Of the ousrternsster General q. o.
army. j. q. OHANBLBR,
Brevet Col ousrs.rmsstsr d. Army.
Evening star., 1869-09-07
AUCTION SALES.
f0.MORROW. .

BY JOSEPH 2; KlLIs.!,
once. SIS Eighth street west. nssr north 4.
TTITnHHFIrUsI. TInH OAsPiTs. &C., AT xUo.
a On wlDN1spAY NEXT, the sth asy Of
Sskssmesr lsss as I, e o'cioss sh e; M, viii
y1;.Stvssn 4th and sth street. vest, being tie
seSciasncs Of gentleman declining holsskeepinS,
ss. ss,r ,S1sa SISss Scis sns s,s SIDE Sh.,r' ~
M.rble Top prsssir 3 Bureeus ssd washstands,
sneS q 1hfs. E And lDfEs:d.,
Hair; straw and shuck Mattresses and Window
Wardrobe, Common washstands, and Toilet Ware.
WMainut WT Extension and Kitchen Tables,
4ns Qns Co0n stove and Kitchen neaui.ites,
Anu ton um0er OF articles TOO numerous to men
e a:s9; 8: cash. r..,rs,. ''s +. k.ssss kss;ss.s..,
RI aREIN 4 wILL5AIs;
eoutheast corner Of seventh and D streets.
CONTENTS OF A RHoToeRApHIo lsrAB.
On ss4HkbElAF e. ~. .0SSIiEs a i.si.n .. 10
s1.HS. n: :A- vi Iii 'cs ana p'Sa e:s
Three Large Oval Frame French plate Mirrors
:s:; ss: 81 sSs Sss. Chairs
ssss;vs;; Pipss, Case Of Drswers, g.: &c &c,,.
and many Others which Ne deem unnecessary 10
:ss'8 i''m'i GRSEa ZEN . WILLIAMS. Auc...
,ETE! ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
TIL WGDNH0De next sth instant, same hour,
xhen Il win positively take place. without regard
se4St GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GRElN D WILLIAMS,
y Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S96. Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
GOOD TWO. STORY FRA Mr HoUsE AND I.or
EROMTInG ON last CAPITOL eTREET
B1TME9M NINTH ANIL TENTH STREETS,
la On WEDNESDAY, the sth instant. at s
I. O'Clock p m we shall sell, In front Of the pre-
- mises, : good two-0tory FRAHE House,
with pack building and cellar. The above House
and Lot fronts 50 feet East Capitol Street, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets east, with depth Of 100
feet.
Terms Of sale: 500 cash, the balance in notes of
30 each, payable monthly. and secured b. a deed
Of trust on the premises. $50 will be required on
the day OF sale Convey ysncing and revenue stamps
The above property will bs sold without reserve.
sepS-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots
Evening star., 1869-09-07
YURHITuRl u
AT REDUCED PRICES. ]

Owing 70 change about to be made in the build.
Ing, snail from this date offer ny entire afonk-
not at coct-but at R1DUOED PRfCIS. PeSsons
Wtshtng Furniture Will save time and money by
purchAetng new, rather than ottend ouotion sslsS
Gall and judge for yourself.
,u,v,,r,,vWM; WM; b; DENHy
ny B-o adjoining Odd BellovD' Hall
Evening star., 1869-09-07
AUCTION SALES.
RY OOoPHI LAfIMIR, Auotioneers,
u fouccesofs 20 Jas. o. 4couire 8 Oo.J

asiA nr HyIa6:r E::r1F, A ASSrIJ.1 SS ItJa.:1s1
On THURSDAY. the 18th day Of De Dtembsr, 1870.
atsh O'Clock 2 m, on the premises We Oh eli sell,
Srsa "a 'i s.,n
(is), in the city Of washinston as laid down uvon
the ofieial plan Of said city. Said lot 10 Of the
Of s's 18th ;srsss
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance in
three equal payments, st 6, %. and IS months,
purchasers notss endorsed 70 the satistactiou OF
the owner. All eenveyancing, fncludi Nc STAMPS,
ct the cost of the purch sser A deposit Of Sl0o
required when the property 10 struck on.
sey:eo3d. G00PiR LArIMER, Auots.
RY C0oP1a , LATIMEk, Auctienesrs,,
oTAE9EET sALE 9. yALTAsLE ALEs;
1Ia ,AAD Sra efREsTe WEST AT AUG.
4. Is: bs 4 e g. sss l. ss". css
ere pisint:s and Eiias smSii1ood et a. are re de- L.
iendsnts, passed James, 1859, ard an order s@snd-
FkiDAY, the l7th day OF September proximo at
O'clock m on the pre- nises, scll all that part Of
Lot or Parcel q g Sund sita.ted yns and being in
being part of Lot numbered Z. in square nambs sred
SO, fronnng 0fees on north g street, and running
back 100 feet and Improved By comfortable two
s Term.: "e One % tSird cash; b.l.ue. in two .ou.,
psynents Of elk and twelve mouths, purchaser to
give his premisory notes therefore with Interest
from dsy OF sfs .ssursd Sy deed Of trust On the
ct the cost Of the purchaser. 500 deposit With
suctionesr on day OF sale. .--
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