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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25

City, where the usual hustle, noise
and confusion still remains. Z a.
On the evening of the 5th, embark.
ed on the Steamer Naragansett, Zone
OF James Fisk's palace boats for Bos.
ton, 1t was indeed palace in every
rcspcct,) and arrived IN Boston at I
A. NJ. on the 9Th.
Since then have been in various
places about the country, but tie
chief item of interest to mo was q
J fishing excursion enjoyed on the 10th
inst with party OF twelve other
land lubbers."
We sailed from Chelsea Beach.
near the Ocean House, about six
o'clock, A. NJ. thence TO Nahant and
out to sea about six miles. The day
was fine, we had finc boat, good
breeze. ocean swelling just enough
to be pleasant, a pleasant company
aud every thing to make the trip en-
! joyablc, To one like myself, who
bad never seen the ocean, there were
many sensations, as we sailed out into
that broad expansc Of water, which
were realized, but cannot be easily
described; suffice it to say, enjoy ed
it wonderfully. At the proper place
we anchored, and began our fishing
where the water was about fifty fath.
oms 600 fccu deep. The Skipper,
(man who had charge Of the boat had
prepared plenty Of CLANS for our
bait: I did just as the rest did, and
as was SO entirely ignorant Of the
whole modus operandi OF ocean fishing,
l will imagine many Of your readers
as ignorant as myself and describe,
briefly the manner. The lines were
long and strong, with heavy sinkers,
and two large hooks. After properly
batting the hooks, we throw out
and let the line run till the sinker
strikes the bottom; then draw up
about .hrec feet and wait for o bite.
When we got one, my instructions
from the skipper were, to jerk like
the devil, and l jerked; sometimes |
got a fish, but mostly I did Mt.
When we did get one, the manner
was TO haul in as fast as possible, and
pass HIM over 70 the skipper who
took him off the hook, and we tried
it again. To make long story
short, we caught about one hundred
and fifty pounds OF cod fish and
and several pounds of 9TH
er ugly looking things which We
knocked III The head and threw back
into the ocean.
On the trip, We saw ono Seal, nu-
merous Porpoises. and large Whals,
who has been playing about the beach
for several days. Every thing saw
was new to me and exceedingly in.
tcrest,ng. Quite little sqnall came
up, so that We had to put all sail
down, anchor our boat and lay to
for halt an hour; then we came ashore,
wet, dirty aud hungry enough to eat
a mule. Next week party expect
TO 60 fishing for Halibut and have
asked me to join them, which l most
shall do il they go.
Truly Yours
L. B. NELSON.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
For the Republican.
OFT 10 New England.
GrEESwoop, Mass.

StVSuSt icStt, 1CSVs
Friend Trm:--NVhen l left home,
intended to write you, every week,
sketch of my travels, but, as / am
entirely unused to any thing oi that
kind, and have had my time so fully
occupied, have, thus far, failed to
write word, partly from lack of
time and neglect, but more particn-
1arly 6scaxse 7 dreaded tho Msk. l
have, this afternoon: decided to
give youa brief history Of my trip,
land . little of what l have seen aud
enjoyed.
We left home, las you know on
vhe 5th Of July. arrived in Chicago
.on the morning OF the 9th, lett there
att =. NJ, same day, on the Steamer
.Oron, for Grand Haven, a point op
-posite Milwaukee on Lake Michigan.
The lake was quite rough and the
boat very much affected by the waves,
but we got along finely without sea
sickness, until morning. Mrs Nelson
was very sick for couple of hours.
We came into Michigan and spent
several days, thence to Detroit and
embarked on the Steamer r. NJ.
ttice, at nine p. NJ, July 18th, for
Cleveland The Boat was a very
f'no one, our Accommodations good,
the night ono Of the mos. pleasant
ones ! ever saw, and the trip was
certainly ono of the most delightful
rides ever exper' encpd. We then
came into New York State and spent
the remainder Of the time ill August
3rd in various places.
: On the srd, l cams TO New York
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25

A beautiful waterfall. 2o5 feet of
sheer descent, is attracting attention
on the head waters of the San Diego
river, Cal. 1t is known as Transit
Falls, and the neighboring scenery is
said to almost equal the Yosemite.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
BOOT & SHOE SHOP
r yUNxER.

DllAS opened his shop, one doos
south sf Armstrong; Drug Store, for the
purpose of manufacturing peots, Shoes and
CATERS to order, in the latest styles ~
work warranted, and prices 10 suit the times.
Ladies, and Gents Caters mAae to order.
Thankful for past favo,s and hopes >
continuance Of the same. Remember the
place at the sign Of the Big Boot,
Toledo March cc5th, 1868. sSnlsly
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE.

DELlNQUEN1 1aA NUl1CE.
NOTICE is hereby given to the resident
lNtax payers Of Tama County that the
delinqu qucnt taxes IF 1869, and previous years,
was, on the eighteenth day Of May, 1870, put
into the hands Of j. II. McClaskey, (my fe>
gally appointed Deputy,) for collection as
the Jaw directs.
TnEo. ScHAErFER,
2l,tf Treasurer Tama Co., Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
'bamtook, 'bamtook,

bamtoOk, DamtOOK,
Chinauss sabamtook
Chimpasaoc aud Chinquassabamtook.
Behold: how they sparkle and fash in tn
sun!
The Matlewamkeag and the Mussungun
The kingly renobscot the wild Woodstock
The Kcnneocc, Kennebago and Sebas,i
cook;
The pretty ptcsumpscut ani gay Tulanbic
The Ess quilsagook and little Schoodic-
Schoodc, Schoodic,
The little Schooiic,
The Ess' 'quilsagook and little Schoodic.
Yes, yes, prefer the bright rivers ol
Maine
TO the Rhine or the Rhone, or the Saoue o.
= the Seine.
These may do for cockncy, but give me
some nook,
On 'he Ammonnoosue or the wytopadlook,
I'm the Umsakis, or Ripogenis.
The Ripogenis or the piscataquis.
'aquis, 'aqais,
The Piscataquis,
The Ripogents or the Piscatnqus.
Lake Leman, 1r Como, what care for
them,
When Maine has the Moosehcai and Pod
gokwahcm,
Aud sweet as the dews in the violet's kiss.
wallnhgosqucgamook and Telesimis;
And when can share in tLe fisherman 9
bunk,
On the Moosetuckmaguntic or Moliunka-
munk--
amunk. 'amunk,
Or Mol'tunkamunk,
On the Moosctackmaguinic or Mol'tunka.
munk?
And Maine has the Eagle lakes, Cheap
pawgtR,
And the little scepic and the little scapan,
The spreading Sebagc, the Cangomgomoc,
The Alillikonct and the Moteeinioc,
Caribou and the fair Apmonje
Oquassac and rare weiokenebacook.
'acook, 'acook,
WetokcnebacOOk,
Oqnnesac aud rare Wesokenebacook.
And there are the Pok. shine and pat'quon>
gomis;
And there is the pretty Cosccgomonosis,
Romantic Unbagog and Pcmadumook,
The, remaulurnook and the old Chesuncook,
Serois and Moose.uck; and take care not to
The Cmbazookekus or the Sysladobsic.
'dobsis, 'dobs 10.
The Sysladobsis,
The Umba zookskus or the Sysdoblasis.
oh! give me the rivers and lakes Of Maine,
In her mountains or forests or fields Of
grain,
In the depth oflhe shade or the blaze or the
sun;
The lakes Of Schoodic and the Dascouegun,
And the dear waubasoos AMI the clear
Aqucssuc,
The Cobosecontic and Millenkikuk-
'kkuk, kikuk,
The Millenkikuk,
Tie Cosbosecontic and Millenkikuk!
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
PHoToo APHlc.
i S. MOORE,

i $. MOORE,
Says to his Old. and New Customers,
THAT HE HAS REMOTED
To his New Suite Of Rooms, in the first builds
ing South Of Armstrong; Drug Store, where
he possesses the best facilities in central
Iowa for performing frst.class work. Give
him . call, for he guarantees satisfaction
with moderate prices. Ev3n25tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
DENTiSTSs
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.
BY DR.. 6. r. WEBER.

vDCkE MINUS OAlDE or
~ u Laughing Gas, given every
HD day. Hive given it il hum
dreis Of cases. Itis perfectly safe. is pleas
ant to breathe, leaves no bad effects, every
body likes it, and in almost every instance
the teeth are drawn while the patient is
entirely unconscious.
Particular attention given to filling teeth.
Also, TO regulating childrens teeth. We
have large and very superior assortment
Of Artificial teeth, which We are prepared
to put up in the very best manner. Parties
ular attention paid to selecting and Arrang-
ing 50 as to give them natural and life.
like appearance in the mouth.
"a Office over NJ. LET'S Store.
Tama City, Iowa. March. $50. v3n9tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
BANKING

Tama County Bank.
,. 81. WARREN. -. ....... Banker
AND DEALER IN
NEW YORK ! CHICAGOE.TCHANGE
Special and prompt attention given to
collection. Drafts on the principal Cities
Of Europe for sale.
PASSAGE TICKETS to and from the
Old CountEies.
Office in St.ller's building, Tama City,
Iowa v3n5tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25

REDUCED PRICES
10 Photographs, Ambrosypes, Ferrotypes,
frames, SC. Photographs, per dos,, $3.50,
70 S; Ferrotypes t@o fSr 50 cents; sll 7or T
cash only.
HEYWOOD & MARTINS
Celebrated Negative and Ambrotype Collo-
dian. ni7N
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25

w c. Walters, Dealer in
W.. Groceries, Flour and
feed, Toledo, Iowa. "a. Goods
delivered, inside the corpo-
ratisn free Of charge. 2Stf.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
From narpcr's Weekly.
The Lovely Rivers ana the
I.nkcs Of Maine.

Oh. the lovely rivers and lakes Of Maine!
am charmed with their names, as my song
will explain.
Aboriginal muses. inspire my strain,
While sing the bright rivers and lakes Of
Maine
From Cupsuptac to Cherutmaticook.
From Sagadahock to Pohenegamook
'gamook, 'gamook,
Pohencgamook.
frotn Sagaiahock 10 Pohenegamook.
from light serennding, the "Blue Mo.
seflc.''
'uDonnic Doom" and Sweet Avon" may do
very we'll:
but the rivers Of aIainc, in thsis wild soli-
tudcs,
Drias thunderous sound from the depth
Of the woods:
The Aroostook and Chimenticook,
The Chimapasaoc and Chinquassabam-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
M UNAlCELLU AlLlH
BRUNER S REEDY. ...PRopalEroRs.
Custom and Merchant Mill,
- Three miles north Of Toledo, Iowa.
25ly
HOT Is.

FOSTER HOUSE.
CHARLES HERRICK, PaopRiEron
TOLEDO TAMA CO., IOWA.
The Fare and Accommodations Of this
House will be good, and charges moderate.
Conenvient Stabling connected with the,
House. rl9tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
j d HEYWOOD'S
p il @ TO 6 B A PH
STUDIO.

OVER TIE POSTOFFICE
SURra Ia.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
ITS FOURTH FRA.

Having achieved this grand work,
having passed through these three
eras ci its history, the Republican
party entered on its fourth era, was
summoned to deal with questions re-
lating to the national debt. the cur
rency, finances and taxation, TO re-
forms in the military. naval and In.
dian service, and whatever remain
ing burdens and lcgacies were left
BY the war. Concerning these ques-
tions there were apparent divcrsities
Of interests aud real differences Of
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25
rr NYs.

~ II. RAwFCRD, Attorney At Law, To-
Is ledo, Iowa. Office over W. F. Johnston
& Co.'S store. l3Stf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-25

.[rrom N. Y. Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-05

After all. Is the world so very absurd i'm fts
love OF pretty women? Is woman 50 very ridic-
alous In her chase after beauty? A pretty wo-
man Is doing woman's work in the world. not
making speeches nor making puddnes but
making life SUMMER and more beautiful Man
mas forsworn the pursuit Of beauty altsqether.
Does ne seek II for himself, he is guessed u be
frivolous, he - assumed to be poetic. there
are whispers that his morals are no better than
they should be. In q society resolute II be
ugly there Is no post for an Adonis but that
o., moueio, gnardsman. But woman docs
ior mankind what man has ceased to do.
Her aim from very childhood Is to be beautiful.
Even as schoolgirl she notes the proare-s o:
her enal m. the dee Iening color Of her hair, the
contour of her cheek. We watch, with a silent
inter- 81, the mysterious reverics Of the maiden
she y Ore ,iming OF q coming beauty and pant N
Ior the gories Of eighteen. Insersible, she be.
academy. The JOY of her toilet Is the joy of
kataelle over hts canvas, Of Michael Angelo be-
lore Ms marble. She Ii creating beauty in the
silence and the 70; o mess of her chamber; she
grows like any great art-ereation. the result of
pauences, OF hope, of q thousand delicate touch
f1gs and refouchipgs. Woman Is never perfect
never complete. restless night undoes the
beauty Of the day; sunshine blurs the evaDescant
lorlng other cheek;frost nips the te nder outline
o. her face into sudden harshness. Care plows
1fs lines across her brow: motherhood dc troys
the elastic l,ghtness Of her form; the bloom Of
her cheek, the quick fash of her eve, fade and
vanish rs the years go by. But woman Is still
true to her ideal Sue won't know when she ~
beaten, and she MANAGES to steal fresh victories
even in her defeat. She invents new concep-
tons Of womanly grace; she rallies az thirty,
fronts us with the beauty OF womanhood; she
makes a last stard at sixty, with the beauty of
age. Ste falls, like Cse d, wrapping her
mantle r. und her,-.buried in wooleni Z Would
saint provoked Death listens pitifully to the
.oI gnqs of lifetime, and the wrinkled face
Smiles back its lat cold smile with som ething of
RerieU.
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SLATER. July Sd, $50, LEwELLYN PRATT.
infant soa q Robert A. and Mary A. Slater, sgcd
Furerel 70 TUESDAY; July 5th, at 4 O'Clock, from
the rssideRce Of G II, Al6utt. 204 Delaware ave
sHAEFIER. On the 4th inst. KATE infant
daughter Of Peter and Philop"ns shaefer, aged
Funeral will take place to morrow (wedne siav,
eNeLiig 1T Q clos X. from SO south streer Ca nj
s III a Friends Of the family are respectfully %
ANDERsoN. On the morning of the 9Th inst.
BAkbARA EsfELLA, infant daughter Of Lyhun
fun, al this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
oNl LEMON 9p The tih In q Jps a. minutes 70
lat Nm. W Vernon in the 18th year Of her age
Tbs frr1.s and relatives invited to attefd her
from the rcsidenSe Of her son,in.lsw LAM s.ocT
Mcintosh $40 oh street, between and New \ sik
siMMs on rs sSSMsy July "a at sg Of
ris tuE,ral will take place from ST. Patr'ck's
Church, tCarr.ll Hail. Thursday, the 7th, q 10
THOMAS y. SIMMS-Obit, July 81, E7p
There paDg felt with the failing bresrn
For lle Lsmb Righteousness the soul srrayiIg
hObbed all the sting from death.
As white bird that DER che flaming pillows,
TlTtd sna weary finds at length the shore.
g, TUNED his pale face on the downy pillows,
Sleeping 20 wake no more.
Their y no sorrow W ben the soul awaking
Shakes Op its ear My tenement OF clay.
Ard sees tire woLdrous light around il breaking
Oi the tvrDal day;
When tLs bright record of life stainless story
Closes in sight If the Eternal shores,
Catching Rieam Of Heaven celestial glory
Through the half opened doors.
This j. 10 time for sObbing or for weeping.
With Gods bright gels standing round the room:
nseet., yet present, in the silence keeping
Na-Sh through our earthly gloom.
Fifth he season. while with June's fair flowers
swetI blooms the wide world, sunk in silence deep.
While OLe, approaching through the evening hours,
Gives His beloved sleep"
PE1TINGILL. At PHILADELPHIA. June 81, o
mptlon, Capt. JACOB u. PETTINGILL, for
meriy 81 Concord, New Hampshire
Not dead. but sleepeth.
RElNOLps. On the morning of the 9Th inst.
ROBkRT BILLINGS, infant son Of II Henry l.. and
Mary W Reynolds, eyed Is months.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
the family, on "Wednesday morning, at O'Clock
BOYL LIE. On Monday evening, July 4. 1870, at S
O'Clock, Mrs. ANNE BOYLE, beloved wife of John
Boyle, Of Washington.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband. 400
street between IA and 9TH, island, at 10 a. m on
Wednesday ,Jcly g. Friends and relatives invited to
attend.
LAWRENCE. At Bladensburg, Md, July 4th
EDWARD GRANT, son Of Centre III AMI Annie E
laurence, aged year and 5 mon tbs.
The friends Of the family invited attend the
funeral Oak Hill Cemetery, GEORGETOWN, ON
"Wednesday, the 9th inst, AT o clock p m.
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EVENING STAR.
FORTYFIRST CONGRESS-.
SENATE.-Af,er our report closed

SENATE.-After our report closed
Mr. wiley. from the committee OF confer
ence on the bill smenfatOry OF the patent and
auoI ted.
The Naturalization bill vas then discus cd AT
length. ani the question recurring on the bill as
Mr.. Conkling moved to amend by aidinr
thereto the last two sections Of the Senate sub
Stitu'e.
Tie amendment was adopted-years 81. nav.
The sections provide for the appointment of
two election commissioners, one Of each party
by the United States Circuit Count In each cleo,
on distinct Of cities or upwards of 2O,0JJ in
hahltanfs The commits toner's are to superyjSe
The election, - challenge any name proposed
- be registered, and anv vote offered, etc Sec
ton authorizes to United States mar. hal i'm
e-cn e,,'riet ID APPOINT deputies to preserve or
Mr.. Sumner then renewed his amendmeu. .,
strike the word white out OF all acts OF G ,n-
gress relative - naturalization, Sd that tn ,re
shall be no distinction account of race or
color.
AT er debate, Mr. Summers amendment WIS
agreed tO-yees u, n .ys p.
The vote was as follows
Flp,Sn- fewisI s;i.bsI amy SaIIDentsI, ConSins'
kellogg. Lewis, Mcdonald, Morrill, OF We mont
schnin ss sSn'y Rue
1hayer, ard Trumbuli-.I =
bett, Cragin Davis. Drake Edmuaas. HARLAN, How
ell, Johnsion, MsCreery, dortod, Stewart, s.ock-
Williams. and Will Su-92
MIR. Williams renewed his amendmsnt, pro-
yiding that nothing in the act shalt be c IN
strued 10 authorize the nataraliza :on o. persons
born in the Chinese Empire.
Mr.. Stewart then addressed the Senate upon
the Chinese question.
Without concluding, Mr. Stewart yielded the
floor, and the Senate, at1:15, adjourned TIL Mon
day.
HOCSE.-After our report closed
In the contested case of Darrell Us. Bailey,
InmfsiQna district 10
ing c. Derrel entitled to the seat YVES adopt
ec-ayeS 81, noes c.; and the House adjour ned.
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~McCool has paid forfeit and the fight be-
tween him and Tom Allen is therefore of.
ES-In Pittsburg, Pa, the sensation at present
~ q gold watch prize boat race for women.
Three girls have siguifed their intention to
compete Tor the prize, and two of them are al
ready preparing for the conte-t. Their name
are Miss LOt.a McAleoT, Miss Sheridan, of the
south side. and Mis- Miller, of Soho.
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u New Marble Building. No goo and 9O2,
Corner c,h street and Pennsyl ania avenue
FIRST ANNUAL SALE OF UNREDEEMEp
RPkkGGpGEs BY ORDER OF ABRAHAMs
EEN NTH STREET, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
n We will sell on the first floor of our spacious
Ey9{anc Ion sales rooms, on SATURDAY MORN
CA Inc, July 2. commencing al 10 o'clock, and In
the evening at clock. and will be continued day
aLd e yening until the entire stock of unredeemed
pledges are disposed of.
We name in part, viz:
Gold ana Silver Watches, Diamonds, Gold JeweIry
Gold and Seal Rings, Gold Chains, Silver and
Pts OILS, Musical Instruments
Carpenters Tools, Books, Lamps
Ladies' Spring and Summer Dresses Of the latest
styles
Ge1tlemen's Dress and Walking Coats
Vests. Sheets, Bed Spreads
Ladies and Gents Under Garments
Lace and Silk hhawls
Broche and extra fine Single and Double Black
Shawls
And other articles OF unredeemed pledges
All the above goods will be sold without reserve
All goods warranted stated by the auctioneer or
the money refunded within week from day Of
sale, on all goods not conforming with our guaraH-
tee We will also offer with the above sale, very
large, extra size Solitaire Diamond, set in China
gold, and weighing over "a karats. 1t will be sold
AT a bargain. The stone il perfect and pure bril-
liant, magnihcently cut, and precious gem.
Remem the days Of sale Commencing Satur-
day morning, July 2, and continue, evening aud
morning, until all the above stock il disposed of.
BY order of ABRAHAM BROTHERS,
Pawnbrokers, No 4l2 18th street
WIN. l.. WALL co, Auct'rs
N B-No sale on the Fourth of July. jeE
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MAR RED.

DUNN-BENDER. July "a. $50. by the Rev DR.
CuthteTt, at the Parsonage, New York avenue, be
tween gthHnd 10Th streets, Nm. ii DUNN to Miss
4 OLLIE FENDER, all Of this city. No cards
philadelphia papers please ccpy.i
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GALE OF NAVY VESSELS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June IS, Is!0
The Navy Department will offer for sale, at public
aucuon az the Unite States Navy Yard, Brooklyn,
on SATURDAY, the 10th day Of July, $50. at ID
O'Clock, M, the iveoak frame, copper fastened
SEMISoLE,
Of 500 tons. old measurement
Also, at the United States Navy Yard, Washing.
ton, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of Juiy. 1870 n,
u O'Clock. M, the steam tug w.
Of % tons.
The vessels and their inventories can bs examined
at any time on application 70 the COMMANDMENTS Of
the respective yards. One half of the whole smannt
OF the purchase money of each ma A be demos
ied al the time Of adjudication, and thu vessel m usi
weeks from the Gay Of sale W.
The government reserves the right 20 withdraw
me vessels IRON sale Tor any purchaser who will pay
the appraised value with an Increase of ten ioj Der
centum thereto. 10y stawts
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IA eoquet tournament is proposed in ILL
NOS Certainly, let the ladies have it. Men
are running crazy with base ball and IL will be
o. their own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-05
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Of eth and ID street,


- Southeast corner Of 9TH and ID streets.
TX. sTEES SALE OF A TwO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING ON q STREET
N0kTH BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
tlksT sTREnTs WEST, AT AUCTION.
OH SATURDAY, the I'd day OF July, A. ID.
IL: $50, at 6 O'Clock D. m L shall sell. on the
H. ,ip by virtue of deed OF trus. dated
Corded In Liber r. A., No. 29 folio rs, one OF
.he isnd records OF Washington county, in the Dis
ulct Of Columbia, and know and distinguished on
sne Ground plan Of said city lot No twelve 2I in
three story Brick House and other i'm rove ments
Terms cash. AL conveyancing and revenue stamps
81 the cost OF the purchaser 3 LOO down ON the ay
OF saIe And II the terms Of sale are Dot complied
VII 1ithn hve Gays after the day Of sale, the trus
zee reserves the right to resell the property at the
RISK and cost Of the defauting purchaser by adver-
Using three times in some newspaper published in
W Washington city, in the District OF Columbia.
DAVID kAPPEL, Trustee.
JeHzawSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the ain until TIL RSDAH the 7th inst
same ht ur and place.
BY order OF the Trustee.
D5-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct.