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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-30
Bees In a Mail Pouch.

THE Post Office officials in this city had
a lively time day or two since, handling
the mail matter" In. one Of the pouches
were two boxes of bees, on their way to
Clarke county, in this State. The boxes
were about two inches square and half an
inch deep. These boxes had breathing
holes on top and side, covered by very
fine wire gauze. There were, perhaps,
vided with small stick of candy for lunch
on the way. The bees were lively, and
their stingers in good condition, as the
Deputy Postmaster, it is said, can testify,
he having looked into the boxea TO ascer-
tain whether the matter was 1zaailable.
We believe he decided that bees are not
mailable mater, unless their stings are
pulled. The ices were 80 lively they
could not be sent &c Washington as dead
matter" and 50 they were sent to their
destination-all but that one singer the
Captain" retained.-Oeoeland Herald
17th.
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/" Confidence"


An Indianian named d. L. Carver was
feeced to the extent of 800 yesterday by
two confidence operators Carver who
halls from Wabash Town, Indiana, ar
rived in the city day or two since, en-
route to Galena, and fell into the handsof
the sharpers yesterday afternoon about 4
o'clock, on the corner of Michigan avenue
and Washington street. They acted very
shrewdly and gentlemanly, and became 80
familiar that they easily obtained :" loan "
of 800 from Carver, giving him bogus
invoice on the American Merchants Ma
tional Union Express Company" for bog
said to contain silks and velvets," and
addressed to W.. B. Blanchard. The
bleeders managed to shake off their
victim after obtaining all they could !of
him, and left him to seek relief from the
police authorities.-C Chicago Post, July ~.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-30

tinued its course over wheat field that
had been recently Graded, setting fire to
all the stacks that happened to be in its
course. Passing from the field, its path
lay over stretch of woods which reached
the river. The green leaves on the trees
were crisped to cinder for a breadth of
twenty yards, in a straight line to the
Cumberland. When the "pillar of fire"
reached the water, it suddenly changed
its route down the river, raising column
OF steam which went up to the clouds for
about half mile, when it finally died out.
Not less than two hundred people wit
messed this strangest of strange. phe-
nomena, and all of them tell substantially
the same story about it. The farmer,
Sharp, was left houseless by the devour-
ing element, and his two horses were so
affected that no good is expected to be got
out of them in future. Several withered
trees in the woods through whichit passed
were set on fire, and continue burning
still.-Naahuille (Isnn) Press, July II.
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Ex-Gov. Henry Crapo died at Flint,
Michigan, on the 23d, aged 81 years.
POLITICAL.

The following is the Republican State
ticket in Texas: For Governor, General
Edward j, Davis; Lieutenant Governor,
Colonel j. w. Flanagan; Comptroller,
Carter; Treasurer, William D. Price
Commissioner of the Land Office, Jacob
Kinchler. f......
The Governor of Florida has issued a
proclamation fixing the 2d of November
next as the day on which the popular vote
shall be taken to determine the proposed
cession of West Florida to Alabama. E.
The Minnesota Republican State Con-
vention, for the nomination of candidates
for State offices, is called to meet at st. Paul
on the 9th of September. a sal
The State Prohibitory Liquor Law
Committee of Massachusetts have decided
to hold delegate State Temperance Con-
vention, in Boston, on August II, next,
to decide upon the policy to be adopted in
the fall campaign.
The Democratic Convention of New
Mexico has nominated Resente Romero
for Delegate to Congress. 80 ri
Walkers official majority in Virginia,
as announced at Richmond on the Goth, is
18,202. '.ft ria soa am0. .-g-e;f
A Richmond dispatch of the 21st says.
"Off1cial returns show that the vote for
Walker was $4,000 short of the white reg
istration, and that for Wells $4,000 short
of the colored registration. The objec-
tionable clauses in the, constitution were
defeated by 10000. There appears to
have been an entirely new deal in, poll
tics, as only five members elected to the
Legislature have ever been there before"
The official vote of Washington Ter
ritory is 5,23S-increase in two years $685.
Garfeld's Republican) majority for Dele
gate to Congress is 14S. The vote on the
State Convention is small-4O0 for, and
68S against. s4 ....-..a. .s...i....a- -.
The Republican State Convention of
California, which met at San Francisco
on the 22d, nominated Lorenzo Sawyer
and O. G. Pratt for Judges of the Supreme
Court. 5l%%i
The next State elections will be in Ken
lucky, August q; Alabama, August 3;
Tennessee, August 5. Montana votes Au-
gust 10, ..'ft -s. -5s
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, GeIefteo Hltsfellamp.
FIRST HIGH TOP BOOTS.

YoU'D better not call me Captain Boots,
I've grown too big for that; l
1t is time played with girls no more,
And think that I'll drop the cat.
Old hen, if you snap your spurs at me,
You will have to stand a fight with three,
couple of boots and man, do you see!
HoI pretty good bootsi Hol high-top boots
Hol gentleman's boots for me.
Stand out of the way, I'm going to walk
IN tread on somebody soon.
soh r how they do squeak Yes; how they talk
think it is good as tune.
They tie themselves without any strings,
They match like pair of angels wings.
New leathert i hope you smell the things.
Hoi pretty good boots Ho ! high-top boots,
Hoi gentleman's boots for me-.
Iwish 1t wasS unday TO 60 to church,
Z Iwish II was Monday to play,
wish it was Tuesday to ride my horse,
wish II was every day.
4 win wear them to bed, for Uncle Jim
Might fill them with water up to the brim,
As once filed his boots for him. NJ
Hol pretty good boots Hoi high-top boots,
- Hol gentleman's boots for me. 5rta-@fnFt
Hearth and Home.
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DOMESTIC.

The Secretary of the Society of the
Army of the Tennessee officially announces
that the fourth reunion of the society
will take place at Louisville, KY, Novem-
ber II.
The gauge throughout the entire length
of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, dis,
tance of 3OS miles, was changed, between
the hours of a. m. and p. m. on the
18th.
An Omaha telegram of the 18th says ::
General Carr's troops are in fine condi-
ton. The victory is more complete than
first reported. Over four hundred horses
and mules, large quantity of powder,
five tons of dried beef, and other valuable
stores, were captured. The soldiers found
over 5000 in money, which they donated
to Mrs Weigel, the white woman recap
tured from the Indians"
The constitution of the Washington
Typographical Union has been so amend
ed that the number of apprentices at the
Government Office may be increased to
meet the desire of Mr.. Clapp, the Con-
gressional Printer. The case of Doug
lass, the colored compositor, has been
postponed until the next stated meeting.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided that when a manufacturer
purchases secondhand articles and re-
pairs the same and sells them, be should
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-30

AT Lawrence, Massachusetts,, farmer
was recently tried for putting stones in
his loads. of hay to increase the weight.
He put 115 pounds of stones in one load,
and was detected in pulling them out after
the hay was weighed. One witness testi
fed that he hsd been annoyed for year
or two past, at times, by piles of country
stones, moss covered, being left where
the prisoner unloaded his hay.
Evening star., 1869-04-12
Deputy on.rternaster General. Breyet srieass,
General q 3. ~, "a M


Al tie Augusta Arsenal. rear Augusta. Ga o.
the LIST Cay Of Aprl ls q. scing 10 'slock
r., the ioiosing srtioiss viii lie sold at public
70 90 he Urnps.ned Cu,in cakeD Powder, cou-
ioerafes eistes manufacture, Augusta Mills,
4oeo ~. Blasting Powder. .s.mscel.
S.0e lie. 70 <der nl,xed size-
3 cor lbs. Wrought iron rcrsp. Axles and Tires,
=, sst spatinsa II, "a oiessing up gup carriages.
s.s4 ,s. os.s Iros rr-n Fie,s SeIss ssto, ana sn.u
505 lbs Sunbost froa Plates. 2lsx7xs no feet.
% lb.. Scrap Brass
90. ib, ebs.. fta. damaged.
az ihs. Tyse Metal
I-se5 lbs Wooden Rags.
69l lts Colt RsRr
3l2 Cavalry and Artillery B,ankets worn ana d.
oGs vnhiled Canister Tins aud crrtridee pox
Tins.
1000 Yards OF Gray Webbing. Que inch vide. er
na2aisctare s,s, OF hs'fers AMI reins: new sad of
4Goo yard. Of the same txn inc ne. wide
$50 gross white Bone Button. rneish ms,ufso-
.co tnIe. nsN ND o. eooa quality
Is Gi.isss: s.sdIs:. with . l.rs. 10, Of a.,,.r..
isIse islsI; ios spSF'j Ss x1s,,,., 1s u.,, 90,
H.sss: H..e Hs%ss; I.sn Breast STRAPS. BTeschiass.
lot efspsre Implsnepts and Equipments. Too,s,
70, OF CID sehiDs. and worn out carpsnters,,
Biack ksmsths' end Ssddis-s Tools.
few OLD Csrbines, Nusksts, With = lot OF spers
q he sSs,s ssss. css be ob.A
from ths Ordr anos Once. Wsshiaston. from sHe
Comnanding 0@cer, Frank nkfort Arsssai. nesr Pan
s sSd Green n.s .ss &C.
Terms essh stosss 20 b r...evel vtshs, -
Sspt. of ordpauce. Bvt Lisus. Col G. :. a. o.
msnoing. ap3 ~
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PERSMPrORYsALEU UF s2a 600 WORT or
sCPhK pn Kl9S K.nx xnABiNsI FuksIrU
M st eoclock, shsll sell, wiShout reserve, az
II the extensive Furni yure estsbiishu en- 81 j
"tV.Wnlson, corner Of 9Th aud ID, WHO is 10 AZ
pchangIns bis business !, large stock OF Cab
@ .nes rnrnltgre, nv &c, embracing in part VIZ:
T"eny paIIor setts, upholstered In plUsh, hair
Fifteen elegant and substantial Chamber Sets
Ten Wal ut and Oak trimmed Gotta ve seits.
twenty hye Painted Cottage Setts
FINE Marb'e top, Walnut and Oak Sideb ards
carved and plain
Gil, and Walnut rame Mantle and Pier Mirrors
In great variety
AnesLen.iye s.sortment of Marble-top aud other
IA. Racks, Hail Chairs and Tables
Walnut sno yak Extension Taules, from 10 to 2,
feet
Walnut ard Painted wardrobes, Book Case.
Perlcr and Office Desks
Walnnt. Oak and Painted Psrlor. Dining Room
- and Chamber Chars in great variety
zine Hair md shuck Mattresses
Feather BEDS. Rol-'ers and Pillows
fancy Parlor Chairs, Jrits &c.
Ana other articles usually kept in a frst class
furniture establishment.
OIe Herring Safe
Two Gu peIivr Horses, Harness. g..
- The attention or the trste the public gen
orally D. called TO fhie Sale IL will erohebly ba
the most extensive sale re AID we'll ma q fu~.
the Whole will he disporef of pa.itively and ae.s
lu!eiy 10 the hizhest bidder. This atone, in ad
di'ioR 20 The superior chsra~ter oil the goods,
should insure large ATTENDANCE
stock is sold.
Terms cash.
The s,9fe is for rent IIsaiss on the pr.m,.es
Evening star., 1869-04-12

QY GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ Aucnoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. sac Southeast corner 7th and D streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF PARLoR, DINING
AND CHAABER FURNITUKG, pAhPETs
STOVES: Ac., AT THH SOUTHEAST OORNER
OF fOUR AND-A. HALF STRsET AND
PESsosirhhHtHIsssnS on n hsnAAXy AAyRsgE ~ At AU0TI0S
" 1859, at 10 O'Clock o m we shall sell, on the
premises. by virtue OF . deed of trust, dated
sthe llth day - snuary. a y 1853, and driy
recorded on the l4th day VI Jaunary. A D. 1858. i.
Librr No Z, foiio "a one O. the Land Records for
washington County, la che District of Columbia.
Hsir Cloth Sofas. Chairs and Bockers
Gilt Frame Mirrors. Cottage Suits
Wardrobes. Mahogany Q ~ Walnut Bedsteads
And Burreus. Fables Rsckers
Cane ard o; her Ceafrs
Mattresses, Fea'her hede and Pillows
reuf r's. sprg a1s, Sheets
Pillow anf BcIster Cases
Wslrrt Extension md other Dining Tables
eeu L ON snd Copkirg stoves
Errssels &no IDgrsiu carpets
Hall and siair oil Cloths
t'ak .I.t Diuing flIaI'a, Arm Chairs
Gro kerry AUi Gls:s Ware.
Terms cash.
D TTpWTbbI.SS;N Trustees.
ma23d IIrtelI Auctioaeers.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
GREEN & WILLIAMS.
apld Intel Auctianeers.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
tia FRIDAY. the 18th instant, same h0ur auh
place. By order of ths Trul.eas
apl2 GREtN WILLIAMS. Auct'rs
Intel J
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I'm BANKRUPTCY

In BASkEUProrb b,.,.,e, o, COLUMBIA. ..
At the City Of Washingtos on the 9th day
notice OF his sppcinfmept q sssignee Of bAVIO
HLYNN, in the OitV Of Washisgson, withip said
District, who has been adjudged . Bankrupt
upon hi. own petition, py the euprsns Court of
-. ~ GE0. MASON Attorney. At Law.
ma SlaW3W City Hall. Assignee.
DHILOsOPHY OF AARRIAGl,
u new course Of Lectures, - delivered at the
Nev York Museun Of Ana,smy, embracing the
sabects :-BcW 20 live and what to live for: Youth,
ksturfty ana Old Az; Manhood senersily re
viewed; The casoe Of fnaieeotion. hAtulence and
Nervo 40 diseases accounted for; Marriage philo.
fcc kes volunnes containing thees lectures Will
be forw arded TO parties unable to attend. on re.
ceirt Of fcur stamps, ~ aadreedng e1OeeTAeY,
BroadWay, New York. maS7-ly
I AD1fe'. 0HMILEn1d An : CHILOR0NJ
eEC0ID -0ANO CLOThING, UNDEI-
CLOfh1A0, BOOTS and eH0le, Be-. &c, bought
At 2elk sth street. IN the sscond saSsrs
shove Hortbern Liberty Markst,
jsatH all bet. \ sad = sts .ssss sias-
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,lf GBHEN WILLIAMS
- Auotiopsers and Real Estste S.okarr
No. $40 Southeast corner OF lsn ana u Sc

yIsE TWO STORY BRICK, WIT FsAuE
BAcK BUILDdNG: AM L0r ERNSllNG
AND 81 REGTs NORTH. Ar AUCTION
II On WsDnBSDAs the 18th instant. AZ s
.s fine two. story Brick HOUSE, win Frsme
bsSk building coptaining eight rooms, sa,. water.
being House No gao; Lot being " feet fr5nt hy
IS feet S inches 1eep. With q fine side alley Thi.
good location.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six aud twelve
months, for notes hearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All convey Ancine
epd revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
GREEN WILLIAMS.
ap7 d fEepl Auctiouaers
Evening star., 1869-04-12
AUCTION SALES.
RY 0REKE 4 WILLIAMs, -.- .--
Aactscneers and Real kstats BROKERS,

Hs. sss, soassssss cssssr cs7tk ssd B strsss..
nsAiURpAY.t tie I7sh s.ss.n., a, O'Clock p.
sarsre Ss ps~'sss s;,. =. ,ssI ar E s-ii Lot 80 On
,se.n and streets ssrth. Island, being ne OF
Terms. o s.s ssss o..h sis he .%s sssss Z,
.- re ssa,iDs ;nseses. sed secured by deed Of
S. Stne stamps st tks eoss Of ,se pure as.sr. SIS
.pia We s GRsss 81 So WILLIAMS. Aue.,r..
Is Is.Ss Hseaissa.ls Ruadi .pd i.., r.... Broker,
corner 9Th and sts., opposite General Post fics
Two Hr @ ,sToEy AND BAssNENr BRIpK RESI-.
& rssE s5srsEs snsi' nass T. IS, At, .,o,,
81 - rsass :s s:: 2,
tso story ans basement Brick House. baili in the
THE property ]. H situated on stree. -oush. n..
sssn 9Th and 10Th streets east, within enc square
sss sSS tss of the
81 .. 81 fps s ' ns,:
cTeins and revenue stamps at cost OF purchaser
sSHs = on 6EISs 9, rs : BUTTS. Auoson..--.
Rf GREEn . wILLlAm,
- Auctioncers and Real Esuate brokers,
No. s26, southeast corner Of 'th and streets
VALUABLE UNrMpROvRp ZEAL ESTATE
Or MONDAY. 4. A. - sSfrseS il..sSt, a. sOs,oek.
we shall eel. on the pennies, pat Lot No. q. m
irches. Cootainins 2 a7e salars ices ii srossi r
fronting on 9th street west, bstwsen = sni +
On Tnss0aY M the zo!h " instant sta, q. ooleck ..
ausre s Ssing iss lee, trout on 81 s,.s sa sas, IT,
between and y streets north. on Capitol Hili
On WEDNESDAY, the Assa a.. instant. a. s o,c,o..
m, we thall sell. on the premises, Lot 3. In
Evening star., 1869-04-12
RH GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ Auctionrers and Real Estate Brokers.
Ne. go Southeast corner Seventh aud u 90.

Ne. s26 Southeast corner seventh aud o 81.
EGEenToRS sALEor VALUABLE PROP gR-
II IN roC@bss now. w.wASdISsrDN, o.
ca By virtue of the isst siil Of Alfred Zee, as-
Efss CO eas"d which empowers the unier.i we'd %
-. u and convey hts real estate to carry o q the
EroNisions OF the will. aud Of order OF Hoa.
Mm; Purcell. Judge sf the %, phsns' Court for
Warrington bounty, dated The .6th of MarcA
lss prescrfbine ths tertos % sale. will sell On
hokDAY. April eeth lsse, On front Of the rrrrni-
see az the hour 1 O'Clock . m by public suc-
ton tue an oe Iyis, "a OF lot nunoered to- q. ta
irosnne 0rt5 eight lsSl teet q str ct north.
and rui ming back stte that uniform n ith o.s
Iunnred srd seventy ave tf7sl fee % x strs@f
north, impro we'd by rnagnii-eat four .. lry aaf
tssenenf BricS 1ansion. cpntsi ains sll tha nod
era 6osNehlenc ., water gas &C large stabls and
ssrr'ae hsnse. IA L the centre hOass % O.ag-
Jas Row ana irm- iiat.,iy al pgins the late resi-
cence of TIE President TOY 0xnet Aaf -.rup.si
hy Gen-rsf shermsn. IL IL th lught ;ha-e IL no
iaore scsirabc property for private resid saos IN
TERMS Of sale: One thirs cash: ealancs in equ.s
lnstaln euts a. six. 80 tNe We. tIZD a aisa...a
tls) months said baiaaoe 4 ~ ihtsr-st flsa "a
o. sale, a1c % be secured IN deei q trlst o. TIE
Lrerlise@. so down on q PRO pcr'y ~hsa ri on
Convey ancins and stamps 20 purchaser or pur-
chsrers cost. JORn n. JOHNSON ax'r
- SktHN MlLIIAus.
ap lglrOn asepl Au-tionaara
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DiED D.

DOWNS. On the 18th Instant. between : ana
O'Clock .. Miss nARY AOSSS seer IL
years.
re relatives ard friends are res ssoectfuIry re-
..Ues-e to attend tn fuseral from 81 Pa.rick's
Church. on q morrow, Tuesday, , tss isth lust
formed at that hour.
BAlNE On The 10Th instant. aftsr q protract.
Ell Illness. JOHN ID BAISE, asei - years
HCOORMIck. Ga the 18th instant JOHN
TGUMAS. only of john II and Juia A
Mccormick. aged N onths aud 20 days
baltimore papers please copy.I
LEsCURE. Departed this life, at Miidletown,
Pa on SATURDAY evening" at o3z o'clo-k MARY
JOSkFbiEG beloved wife OF JOssph lie cure AMI
e.ssst daughter OF samuel Kirby, aged % years
IA a.zs
Evening star., 1869-04-12
FOR SALE AND RENT,

FOR RENr-A BRICK BOUoE. eoots,ning stx
rooms. In . GOOD lccaIfey and near the city
cais- on 9TH street. between G. and I. Nsvy Yard.
Also, . sTORE, With Fixtsres Inquire nsxt door.
soss Tor LOUIS WgBkR aS7-6ts
EOB SAIETvo nsv YRAMR H01SuS, veil
= dnished With marble maatlss-H street. First
Wand. A three story BRICK, seven rooms, on
1ts ~. street, b,tween ? and Y: v.tsr and gas.
w. BOWMAN, BED Estate Broker.
I Ap7-eoN as &11 Seveuoh street.
LNUR sALE-A we'll buiFt tvc-stoYy BRIOK
II ROUSE, Ho. $50 9Th street. above b st., con-
tanning psrlor, dining room. Kitchen, summer
kitchen. fsur bed rooms. bath Foom and hall he's
dry cellar under the whole house, and large yard.
With two nne bearing grape vines; wiz rent for 90
dollars month Price. 1880; one third cash.
balance on six. twelve, eighteen. and twenty four
months Inquire at 500 seventh st. Possession
given June lat. ap1-1W
EOR RENT OR sALBLA HOUSE OF II rooms,
II with all modern fmprosemenes. 70 . good loca-
ten For particulars inquire ct this once. sp6 e.
EOR sALB-Tvo bsaasaful LOTS, one Of them
Il on corner Of 18th end w streets; pavensnt
laid; alley ia rear SO paid down end 90 paid
menthly will purchase oae. Gall at once d
! STARR. . MErCALH.
sps.6t corner N. y. avenue and latn street.
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sTn naslEssT lnEsTFlhSiT ! MfaEfsSs' E'.,'ss-, Aossr
DkY VOOPER . LATHE, Auctioneers.
ID (Late Ologf1 With j. @. Nc0uire q Co
0outAvoUt corner Rennah avenue and llth sfrse1
0taR 00oo Dufldine.
Is 3; rHE gi.I

- By virtue Of t.o dseds OF trust, cstea re-.
E~ slectiveiy January 18th and June 18th, A D.
S. and euly recorded in LIber q Z
=, 40 g. iSass = - e csa and Lssf No SIS folio a.
y The District Of COllnbia, ana Oy direction of
fSs Ttss:r.er oi ~ ths Eir:t Go Operative Bsiiains
hc s.csion. % trust q the premises, on TffSSs.
is pay the % dey o. April q s e'elccS n an
hi1S and being /. the city ef Wsshiestoa". " O..
sno % hpown and described on the grou I'D blot or
nsndrsd ss G and toartsea t.lll: Hscinnins fos the
sxs = Lns u1rseoslon OF north strses and 4Dth
ssisS ~ sS.0 w fest; thsacs east the depth Of
Sess - ~ ,Scs Sosss tCensy tDl feet, and thence
ESveo ~ eSsres and eemmOdtous Rr.ne hosss.
a ~ 9s os e Sc'a q whieh ele0 nast ee paad
Insd via withia Eve dsys After fhe day Of sale
sSS s0st Of the Arst purchaser, after one week
:, ~. ..is.55Ii:s4ss SSisassy ~ yiak r.s.'..: :,
Evening star., 1869-04-12
SALE OF GOyERNnGHr BUILDING.


.s:s. a5ps y :.s::ss:sElv s:ss::s.El Fs,ss;s ss;s::saW
- e :. s:'s. 49, -: 's:sss s :.i.. :.'s s.
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AGCTION SALEH
FUTURE DAYS,
Rf 0kExN D WILLIAMS
No. oet 4outhes-f nj n

~ 8kExS Q WILLIAMS,
No. sss -ss ss IN siis:s .Is. S.ss'
EsSFseRsf sLs x.sarsssFFsssv nj sFs vtSgaSSs g. g
IHE LATk AkfRkO Lar DECEASED
a,e.ssss .hicS sn.oxsr. % .ss cd assss .ssis - =
- 20 sel sad ccnv.y nj rea estate. 90 carry
hoo Wa Purcell. ia .ss q shs orpsa Ne : S;ssSs
"a msshlnsion o0E.ty, d.ssl the leta ef Nsrcs
q. iss.. Tern. - ssr-ts,tsss ~ asi, si,l ed ss s
ssoiS saesisn, IN tro,t OF tn prrnl-e-. ss as
.e est sf ss'd deoessod 60 Aad ia tn foi.o s,ss
,s. @ @prSpe.t., q seiti. 10 the e.s.,e, th-t
sr.o'.e eor,o i pnrsa-aIs .; ~. ~. vi n sef r'
ON wsDsnspaY, sp.n .,.t. les s.s oDlocs
.iE,y tys Zee, ana eight ana Que bsif inesss q
and foTy dl ft 10 aspsh L.. sr ss, @sf insrc,sS
o, sts. .ssr, s2d oesemeat frame aouse
on stmt bAt, innaediateiy after shs,ve ssls-
Lot eish tslof .aas-e east OF saasr. NUMBERED
~ tre2tins seven., oae 'est aud
nn" and ore hnnd-ed snc t-rnty toar Zee, aaa
Improved oy . tvo-story ant bzsrra-st Franz
yn ~ ~ t.s,,,s,p Ap, -, 80 st.p o'cieck
10 husdred snd t~enty y--iy,t. fsss } :ro.,saS
t,il on I.th street vet. sesxs-n sss,e .vSnn. 80
V street nor1h: not improved. Gooa s...rsr~
.,nSssv pSY. >e a. s.ss So o'sioek & 'n' g.;
70 one " snd f"urte-n, ts Itn square Eve han
eet c"tn-r OF i0t one. rusning t1eooe north vsrd-
along the eastern hne Vf hot t~o rfp-tT-
sinr re- And nire snd oas-bAlf inches. fqs s~-t
s,,,, - motts ts-nes east tw.n5T fe.s. - f-c,,l
INC touth 70 the tine of n 1rtn e street .,I
thence With the Ere 90 ats street =, ,bs - ~
% e,nnits Iuprosed ny = three-s stay ara hsss.
neht icA D~eiiing with hack tan ia, q. ,o rcrss
- 81, between "a sni ziA st-eqts g..t IA -
sreos 80 esos near tha Git HALL
or fktDAf. April fsd 1872. al so'cl,ckp
Lst Ioar a. IN eqnar- auntheraf thirt-s, n X
fronting one hundred ta0l e. q on north M .s,ssS
and ons hundred sDd ten a 90 on 9slh str,s,
Net. improve by Stwe stsry Bri,k Hou..
Terms OF sale: One third cash, bal.nne In s.->a
iDse merits At six. s. tgeive (lg teen Iss
months ssf haianoe 20 bear interest Gro N das ct
sale, and Go he ACQUIRED by deed of trust on eSs
premises. ShD wn each Cieca Of pro pevTv
when the ssme 10 bid OF. Oonveyancins -
ttamPs NJ purchssr or purchasers cot
JOHN JOHNSON, Executor
sp1d eREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucss.
Evening star., 1869-04-12
'hssk k,s,,SIs.1. Az h.. r,,,,, ,,o,.r
No. s26. southeast corner 7th and streets.
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TkkEsTtET l:9 ssAAtnSF sA y NyALLUA4nLsI y 4 A.
nOE, .ETwEEN Cd AND 3D SHEETS
Sssaas date OF iu, e.
1855, and duly recorded in Liber z "a
No 8, folio $50 one Of the iaod records OF wash.
tn9tcn county, ID O., and Of o certain order in
shsncery cause. 30. 6le. docket Z, passed by the
toprtms COURT Of the District OF Columbia as-
pointing the usders gped trustses in the place ana
stead Of the eaid Charles n. winder, Ne. ihe ua
d.rstcnsd will offer for sale, at public auction
st nve O'Clock m on the pr.mise. the follow
wiz LOrSls 3, IL, Is. io, "a. aas / :, in square
69s, accerdine 70 yose1h Z. Csbott suodivi.fon Of
SAID SQUARE, With the improvements thereon, con-
Gisting OF two Frame Houses
Terms: eight Thousand dollars ca9h: balsnce In
equal fDstalments at tweive and eighteen months,
secured By mortgase the premiseo. An con
veyaacing an lstanDs q cost OF parchaser
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