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TRU STEE s SALE


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY.
IA by virtue OF q power contained IN n deed of
E". trust from Henrietta +. Marshall and Thomas
8Marshall, dated LIST JAY lS59, and duly re-
corded In Liber H. B., No 2 at folio $751; &c . one of
the land records OF Prince George county, Md the
undersigned as trustee will sell at public lion,
on the premises. on MONDAY, Sept. -, 1879 if fair
u not the next fair day, Sunday excepted the
hour OF O'Clock p. IN all that valuable tract of
ing on the public road from PIscataway to Port To-
bacco and one and half miles from the steamboat
landing, where there is steamboat running every
day for Alexandria, lknOwn and called Bellevue .
containing four hundred and twenty five s2J acres
AIS farm al Oins the lands Of John Manning,
mrs. Catherine j. Olagett and JOAN Carroll The
improvements consist CT an excellent Dwelling
houss, eight rooms with two elegant halls, ten feet
wide. piazza and porcbes, kitchen and pantries,
three Tobacco hoases, large Stables and Carriage
house, Ice house, &C.
Three fourhs of the land is arabic the balance in
wood is most excellent soil, adapted to the cutiva
tion Of all the crops of this section. Churches
schools, mill and post office within mile the res
dence.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money 10
court ESQ of which one-third TO be deposited With
the Undersigned as soon the property is ked
down to the purchaser AZ the sale the balance tn be
paid In cash or in equal instalments due Twelve
eighteen and twenty four months from day OF sale,
and feegred by deed of trust upon the estate the
deferred payments to Bear from date Of sale
Cow ey alcinR and stamps at purchaser g COST
PHILIP A. UARNEILLE, Trustee.
sel2d MARBCRx WHEELER, Solicitors.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS
- AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and ID strcets

NO. 519, Southeast corner 7th and streets
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
LATE ERONTlNG ON THE PUBLIC SPACE
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF BETWEES
SQUARE 925 A' ="
"A BY virtue of deed Of t-us. bearing date DC
SYOtober 9th. 1850, and recorded in Liber X M h ID,
NO % folio le2, &c, Of the Land Records OF the
Dstrict OF Columbia. and by request in writing OF
leo. F. Guilck, Treasurer ef the Ea- err Building
Association we shall expose TO sale, in front of the
premises, on MONDAY, the 25th day OF September
800 at clock m, part of Lot No Q. in Saua-s
No g25 beginning 3 feet b. inches cast OF the north
west corner OF said lot thence running south rs feet
thence east feet thence south IS feet TO public al
ley therte east on alley ri feet inches thence due
no IN to the line of PennsyIvsn aveaue, thence
along said avenue to the northern line o! said lu no
and THENCE west to the point of beginning The
same fronting 20 feet 7s inches on the Public Spae
between oth and 9th streets east and about feet on
ania avenue, making the entire front about
25 feet.
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in six and
twelve months, satisfactorily secured. 100 of the
Purchase money viii be required to be o Aid " ben
the property Knocked off, If terms are not complied
with in ave days trustees the right to resell
at the risk and cost Of defauting purchaser ON five
days notice il the Evening star
Z. ". JONES, (r.
T. EDW. CLARE, lrustees'
s9co6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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MIAsNATIC YAPoRs.-There is an almost in
fallbie prevention of i'll effects arising from ex-
posure TO missm in the open air, about sunrise
and sunset, and one that is easy of practical ap-
plicstion under almost any ordinary circum-
stance@that Is, by eating a hearty warm
breakfast before going out of doors in the
morning. and BY taxing supper just before sun
down. The philosophy of the matter is that a
tearty meal 80 eScites the circulation and so
II vigorates the whole frame that il acquires the
power OF resisting the disease engendering intiu-
eBces o. miasm.
In choosing a site for a house, we should hsar
in mind that nfasm does not cross A wide or
rapid stream; second that il is absorbe by thick
living, luNurIant foliage; third that it cannot
travel agairst the wind; and lastly that IT
cannos ascerd q high steep hill.
The gases from cellars arc constantly ascend
ing, and are liable to affect every room in the
house With an uDwhOlcsOme atmosphere. Every
cellar should be 80 contrived Ii at either by its
grating, or windows, or doors, il NAV be easily
and thoroughly ventilated an hour or two eyery
Gay IN the year. This is OF zen very perfectly
core by hue running into the Chimney
shelves in the cellar should not be placed
against wall, but suspended from the ceiling.
which Is better on several accounts; "a a pre-
Ventiye against vermin and as giving more floor
room, and enabling the whitewashing to be
more thoroughly done.
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pRoPOsALs FoR FORAGE AND srKAw
DEPoT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE, 4
MASHINGrnN- ID q SAnf atnhar : I'm

WAsHINsroS, u. C., September :, Is7Of
Proposals. in duplicate. with a copy OF this adyer-
tisement attached, invited from rtsponsible par
tiee until Oetober 5. l0. for furnishing ali the
oats, Hay and Rye Straw required At this depot
during the year commencing oyember 4, ls-O.
Forage and Straw 70 be delivered monthly any
where within one u mile of the limits Of the cities
OF shlngtsn and George G.. aud at Fort
Whipple, Va, about and half as miles from
Seorgetpvn, and small quantity st Soldiers lone,
~. a. such times as may be ordered b. the Quar-
term aster In charge,
Oats TO be delivered in good burlsp sacks Of about
three go bushels each, and % weigh not less than
thirty two g pounds 10 the bushel
Hay and Straw baled: bales 60 weigh: aay frpa
20 So pounds each, and Straw in l0D and 20 pound
bales. r
Bidders viii state the price Of Oats. Hay and straw
per pound.
The quantity required each month is estimated AZ
2w pounds OF Oats, ~ 100 poundso Of Hay, and 240W
pounds of Straw.
The United states reserves the right TO iiminish
or increase the above quantities any time during
the continuance OF the contract, by giving thirty -
days notice.
Guarantees will be required with each bid In thu
sum Of fifteen hundred 500 dollars, signed by two
responsible sdretes that the bidder will in success
full execute contract, within six (6l days after HE
acceptance, In accordance with the above require
ments.
Payment will be made monthly for quantities de-
Hyered, IL in funds, thereafter as funds
are provided for the purpose. aud upon the receipt
OF parties % whom delivery has been ordered and
the certificate az 10 quantity and qualify Of in
spector appointed by the undersigned.
Proposals viii be mark red, " Proposals for Forage"
Bidders ere invited TO be present q the oRening-
WILLIAM Mlkks,
Brevet Brigader General o. A
se126t Depot Qusrtermsster.
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BIZ GREEN sIs,;os. WILL -, Sueti2peer,,
No. $40, southeast corner of 7th and % streetu
TRESTEES SALE OF A GOOD BUILDING Lor
SSE Id E WEST SIDE OF NINTH ST. WEST,

On re WEsT sins 6 SFV NyHTTH Fh ~ W ~
NEAh RHODE ISLAND AVENUE.
~ ny virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date the
Vitn dav OF March, A. ID. 1870, and recorded in
Li1er No. 6l0. folio 27 one of the land records
Ipr ngtoL county, in the District of Columbia
l snail sell, at public auction. on TUESDAY, the
.th day OF September, A. d. 1870 at O'clock D m ,
me following described ground; b. ing all that piece
or parcel OF ground situated wing in said city and
kuown and described the north twenty feet on 9th
81 west; OF original Lot tl5) Fifeen, Square (35II
Three Hundred and Sixty four, and running West Inv
the same width one hundred (l0ol feet to lot thir
teen l3), in laid square, containing two thousand
f2i U) square feet.
Terms: One. half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, bearing interest, the purchaser purcha-
sefs giving ms or their notes, secure by deed of
ConN eysnclng ana stamps at cost of purchaser
are net COMPLIED with in FIVE (5) DAYS, on notice
hsing given IN some paper published in the city of
ashI gton e., TO resell the property at the risk
snd expense OF the defaulting purchaser
JOSHUA WHITNEY, Trustee
seI6eOSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DRoPosALs FOE WOOD AND COAL.

FRANkLIN SCHOOL BUILDING,
hooMS BOARD TRUSTEES PUBLIC sCHooLs,1
N.sHINGroN. ID. e. Sept. ID, $50. 4
sealed Prep sails Will be receiy ed At the room. ss
above Tor 81 PPLYING FUEL XOR THF UsE
OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF this CITY, duTiag
the present school term, until p september 2lsf,
For First pistrict-l2O tons Ege and FURNACE Goal
and . Cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood
For Second Dstrct-l2J ton Coal AMI nj corts p;,.
and 10 cords Oak Wood.
Fer Third District-l2O tons Coal ana m cora. Din.
and - cords Oak Wood ~
For Fourth Dstrict-ls tons Goal and n eoras pin.
and IS cords Oak Wood
The Coal 20 be best quality White Ash .,a a..
Eyered a. follows:
60 tons atonce a the Franklin School Building
3 tons AZ the Miller school Building
90 tons az the Mallsch school Building
u tons at the Mccormick School building
The remainder 70 be delivered az such places and
times as ordered by the sub board.
The Trustees reserve tue right % reject auy or al
bids If deemed advantageous 20 do so; also g. in
out affecting the contract price
sei-td W.J.sTEPHENsON. for Committee
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AUCTION SALES.

III
New Marble building.
NOS 500 so2 Pennsylvania avenue
sf BTGGIksA, vwG .a9Ss SALE OF CARRIAGES
ruhlyS 6 To s na2TTE& ADVANCES. Sc.
49, Der sth. isd' ns . e MI septs% n;
c,b anetion rooms, without reser re, for
Ls.shrr f5p Bu2s aso Strong and wei. "a.
sscond Hand Top Buggy
5oslIprets Wagons
10 sens Harness, city make
~ WIN: L. WALL & CO. Aucts.
ki W. L.. WALL CO.. Auctioneer..
No. soo am, H Heey Marble Building,
anu So2' corner sth street and Penn. ave.
sAlE OF 6 sR sS5FEH. EIogoss: SUGARS, SC
8Si'. Commencing at o O'Clock. we viii eli.
Groceries, Whistles s asss Se SdS 9,
Barrels Yellow Sugar.
Barrels svrups ana MoIa ,es
Barrels VINEGAR
g. chess Green and Black Teas
Eases Oil, Whisky, Pepper
Foxes soap. Starch Cio;he Pins
Barrels Rye and Dourbor whiskies
VIZ. 200 pounds White Lesd, Coffee
win numerous other Coo Is, being the effects Of Q
II '0r 02 ", L. VAIL &c Co, Auot.
Ky VIM y. WALL q CO., Auctioneers,
No. 80 Louisiana avenue, between oh and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES. MULES, CARRIAGES,
TTIhnSTpNS, HARNESS. &C., &c, AT ACC-
~ On SATURDAY MORNING, September
lTth, commencing az o O'Clock, we will
C..:seu az the Bazaar, number of SIiTe,
Os,Iriage and Work Horses, "a full description at
saie,) comprisinR about ~
FIFTY HORSES AND MULES,
many good work, Saddle and Harness Horses
large collection of desirable new and second.
nG Rs6s1 .s. Express M.scns
uays ana Saturdays without regard TO weather.
L.Ilages, bugg'es, Wagons, Harness, 81. =, alwayJ
at private SAFE WIN. L.. WALL & CO.,
~ Aucti0neers.
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DUBLIC AUCTION :

Will be sod at Public Auction On THURSDAY
the 99th instant, at IL O'Clock O. m u, at the Monu
ment Lot, lih street, Washington, D. C., the follow
ing articles:
About IL eco Cal of Toilet Soap, So Steel PENS
new; l!6 lnkstands, new; Q lot Of Bake Pans and
"rOugbs, Stoves, Ok Yokes, old Iron and Canvas
Sheet Iron, Hose, Hand Printing Press Desks
Tables, Gas Meter, etc, etc.
Also,
A Lot Of condemned CoDmis-ary Pror Nv, con
sistng Of Platform scales, Counter Scarf Faucet
Clesrsrs, Bowls, Buckets, Caldrors, etc, etc.
Tern cash.
sel6-it q. BELL, q. s. u. T. A
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DHoPOsALs FOB COAL.

TREASURY DEPARrNEyT,
Bureau OF Engraving AND PEINTTN6,>
9Th September, 800. n
Proposals will be received At this eice until twefv
Ci7D Q clock noon, Tuesday, 18th Instant. Cor fur
nishing Two Hundred eool Tons 2se pounds 10 the
toni Of Gun HERLANb GOAL, run OF mine.
The coal 20 be delivered in such quantities. and O.
such points, may be directed, and 10 be weighed
on the Treasury Department scales.
Bidders VIII state in their proposals. the name OF
the coal proposed % be furnished, as well as the
price.
The Department reserves the right 20 reject any
or AL Of the bids. GEO. b. MccARrEE,
se9td Chief Of Bureau.
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. September 6, is7o.
Sealed Proposals will be received At this Depart
mept until Il O'Clock m, September -, lSO. for M
tons q go rounds 90 the Of best quality white
Ash Coal, furnace size; - tons best quality Red Ash
Coal stove and CRATE Sizes and 10 cords or more al
the best quality Bakers Pine WoSd.
Satisfactory arrangements must be made Tor the
correct measurement OF according 60 the Law Of
Congress, and all the coal must be delivered within
thirty days from the LIST day Of October, IL required
The bids should state distinctly the name Of the
mines and the quality q coal propOssd % be fur
The bids will be opened In the presence OF such
bidders as may choose attend, aud bonds will bs
required Tor the faithful performance Of contracts
Any delivery al either coal or wood not salts
factory to the engineer Of the Department viii be
rejected.
Proposals to be addressed 20 the Secretary Of the
Interior, and Endorsed {" Proposals for fuel.n
j. d. COX.
se7m.wf.st Secretary OF the Interisr.
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THOSE SILK UMBRELLAS -
u reduced 20 o49. -
10 close them out, q PRINCES Loan once
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10y THOS. Is. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
s19 It'll street, ppSste Post once

STOCK, FlXTURES AND GOODWILL OF
DRUG STORE OF NORTHEAST OORNER OF
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 2OTH STREET
- On WEDNESDAY, September 81, at o clock
m = shall offer at public auction, on ths
- premises the above Drug Store. now doing q
business Of SSV per month. This 10 a desirable
chance for any one who is competent druggist.
Connected with the store is rst-olass Soda Eoun-
tain. with all the fixtures The continued sickness
Of one OF the nm Icing the reason for selling.
Terms: One fourth cash. balance 6, II. Is. "a
months, the defrIred notes TO be endorsed 10 salts
fact ON of parties selling: be resod In ye days Ii
terms of sale not com lied with.
sel3-td TIE. WAGGAMAN, Aect'r.
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EFFECTIyESgss OF AETILLERY-Preyiops
TO the outbreak of this war there was a great
deal of speculation as to the probable effec. of
modern artillery upon fortified towns. IL was
supposed that none % these strong places could
bod ont against strong attacking armies. These
ideas were based upon a certain amount OF rea-
con, but without reference to technical de-
;lil. IL is vet to be seen If such towns can
hold out against parallels armed with heavy
siege guns; bat an invading army csnno.
carry such guns on its march, nor can IL
stop long enough before places OF minor i'm
Tortance to mount heavy siege artillery. EN-
Perience has already given US evidence OF
the value of these Notifications, and sew
sTal towns are now successfully resisting
most determined siege, retarding a large
fierce or the enemy. IL fOrtihcatiOns of not
even second-class Importance can produce
such results, how can the Prussians hope
70 carry the strong forts of Paris, defended
by the bravest population IN the world {?
How can they hope to do anything against such
strong works. 50 well manned, when operating
AZ 40 great a distance from the base of supplies3
10 Is violation of all the rules of warfare to en-
ter into hostile country leaving behind such
fortified places as Strasburg, TouI, Metz and
Nerdun; and although II has been DONE | do
not remember an instance where il was not at
tended with great danger and ANNOYANCE
Paris Cor. NSlr York Times.
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EVENING STAR.

TIE GERMAN AND FRENCH SOLDIER Con-
PARED. HurGt Hdistead an Cineinnati C0mmer-
RaLl - Certainly there ia plainly superior
/, fength IN the German soldiers. They stand in
rank heavier. taller, Landowner men than
ne French, and their good looks are given all
advantage IN their uniform. which u spienu'u,
and incOmparably more ssylish, brilliant and
martial than that of the French. In Switzer-
2 nd notice a deep tnge OF green In the uni
iUTrYs. Here the blpe predominates, and the
faCiLgS are red. The butt ms fairly sparkle, and
the cfoWning glory of the uniform - the helmsf.
I 10 rot know what may be the objection of the
IeImst a. q covering for the head. IL will be
uucomfOTt able. bat upon tall, fine fellow, il
Ewes him a finish, suggests the splendOr or
ancient armor and blazes with heroic associa-
tons. Tie eagle on his helmet is a mas. Ter I,iece
g presume there sre no troops in the world that
will compare with the Germans in the appear
ance they present; and 10 seems they are assert
ing this supremacy over the little game-cocks
OF France The French people were not taking
the war with efficient seriousness. Napoleon
repeatedly admOnished them of the terrible Job
they had on hand, but his words did not make
much impression. The amount OF singing they
we're doing was prOdigiOu~; but / expect the
French army has been trained too tne The
soldiers believed too much in the superiority of
their chaSSelOts, and the marvellous capacity of
the mitrsilleuses, and had hardly made up their
minds 20 the do or die pitch, as the Germans
have done The contrast between the physics
force and moral power OF the two nations il
aI-eady apparent to me-
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IOEFICIAL.I
Laws OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at Second Session Of Forty frst Consrs..


n o. haklhg appro prlatiORs for sundry civil ey
IS OF the government for the wear end INC In,a
tnhIy, elshteen hundred ard seventy-ope asd foT
Ss % sracfsd ~ tas Senate and Hons, n, R,,--,..,
"ittS 81 n. tati,d STATES 81 ADlsTIca "a fa,s,"s,
I,NeNltsd, That the following sums be- AMI III
zane ate hereby. appropriated for the bIaets her
~ siter eH pressed, for the fiscal wear ending tha
i i 'ie'h ahe' eighteen hundred and seventy one
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by COOPER 4 LATiMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO j. u. Mcclure d Co.,
Southwest corner Of Pennsvlvsnia ave. and 18th st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE LOT SITUA-
TED IN EAST WASHINGTON, on 9Th ST.,
At the intersection OF Yennsy Nv ania and South
Carolina avenues.
II Ca THURSDAY, 18th day Of September
E.G NEXT AZ o O'Clock IN, shall soil, BY virtue
Aof deed OF trust to ne, dated tho DO day OF
July 1850. and duly recorded in Liber T. aud r., No
Is, foe 2lt, one Of the land records for Washington
county District OF Columbia, the east part Of Let
numbered hine, 81 in square numbered nire hun
deep, and improved by two story Frame Dwelling
containing z or rooms, in geod order.
TENS: Ore half cash; balance in 6 and IL months
secured by deed OF trust Botes bearing interest
Convey ancipg at cost of purchaser. SjJdOwn on day
Of sale. JAMES X. C'NEALE. Trustee
SEQ COOPEB Is LATlMER, Alfcts.
srTHE ABOVE SALE ~ POSTPONED UN-
TIL TIL RsDAY, 22d OF September, at the same
hour and place. JAS i. O'NEAtE: Trustee.
sel5 LATIMER CLEARY, A tcts.
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T., 6Z ~, ESTABLISHED ,..,. S.
IaIpApD1r nv OWN c.uo. ULp no

m T. PARKER, No. 09T Louisiana avenue folS
1920 ,DHOCsk, SIGN And DECORATIVE PAiH
TEk-doins, In short, all that any painting estab-
hshment can do, and kactxs partasY to dsrtds a.
Ttfs.challenges any fair and honorable conpeti-
Gon Az an old citizen'of Washington OF fifty YEAR
Standing, carrying on business on Louisiana avenue
between sixth and Seventh Streets for thirty yeeFs
ne thankful for past favSrs, and solicts conttnU
snce OF the same. n. r. PARKER,
fel-ly No. 69T Lrouiefana ayesus
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NONE ARE 6 ENUINE UNLESS DONE Up
In STEEL ENGRAVED WRAPPER, WfrB
EAcsIMILIE Of MY CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE, AND SIGNED
Aa H =, WLNDOLD.
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T h mpson Quarrv.

Il HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
Geauga County s the nearest and most convenient for
the citizens of Ashtabuu and vicinity of any other and
the quality Of Its stone is superior drmnessOf texture
and durability. Stone cut to any dimensions and for
any purpose, dressed in the most workmanlic manner
and at short notice, Orders sulicned, for Flagging
Steps, Woll-Stones, Undaerpinning, Window and Doc
Caps and Ss. Coping nd water Tables. When the
travelingis good, parte may do their own hauling
considcnblesavlna Is. EDGERTON,
Thompson, Dec 90, 1867 $40
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SECOND HAND GOODS.

i HE SUBSCRIBER Proposes to open
Depot for the Sale of all kinds Of secondhand goods
and would solicit those having to employ him to
make such sales by leaving at his store. lie will also
keep a sort of Intelligence Office where those having
stock other goods at their homes dispose Of, may
secure that end on payment of a small commission by
employing him. c. +. FOX.
Ashtabula April "a. 1870 1O6lf
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Undertaking

also keep constantly on hand large assortment of
ready made Collins Rose Wood imitation Black Walnut
and Imitation of Black Walnut all of which can trim
in two hours notice in any style requested equal to any
city. also have splendid 1Eearse In readiness when
called for.
GRAVE CLoTHEs.-A new feature has recently been ad-
ded to this furniture cstahscmcn-Or rather to the I'm
dcrtakers department of filOnc that cannot fail to com
mend itself to the community, and Will show the dspo-
tiOn of the proprietor to make his establishment
perfect as may be II will 90 fur to relieve the work and
bustlc incidental to, and rcpngnant in seasons Of be
reavcmen of preparing the remains OF the departed Tor
burial This consists keeping eand, and rca'y for
immediate use, stock of grayCclethes. variety of
shrOuds for both male and female made up with much
aud appropriateness, various in price and both
black and white materials. single order for Il coffin
may therefore embrace the habilllmcnts of the dead,
and thus save the friends of the deceased in the midst
of grief from much that seems particularly dsagrccabc
and ncongruous in the way of preparation for the grave.
JOHN DUCRO.
Ashtabua Ohio Jan. lst., 1870 1852 If
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FOR SALE.

A FARM CONTAINING twenty acres
n ofland, situated in the Township of Kingsve, one
and half miles from centre, Ashtabua Creek Soil
grayelly good house and barn and about two acres Of
good thrifty orchard.
n Also one half acre of land with dwelling house and
barn. one.fourth mile south Of Rail Road Lake st.,
Ashtabua Village.
Also one and half of land with dwelling house,
onefourh mile north of Rail Road east side of Lake
St. Ashabula Village.
The above property be bought at bargain. as the
owners are Westward bound. For particulars inquire
at Freight Onies, Ashtabula Depot 3ml052
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FOR SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that | have
~ left with for sale, the old Hotel property, at
Rodgers Corners in Ashtahula County, Ohio This
property must be Sold and will be sold upon such terms
will satisfy any person who has any money TO invest
for any property at all Inquire OF NJ b. GARY Geneva
Ohio
Geneva, July 18th, 1870. 1OI3-Gw.