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- BE- authority Of the leesiee. unier the last
81 will and testament Of Miss sarah Bosrmsu, tate
Aof Geoi getown. dCce lscf, I VIII ofar AZ public
ssle, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 9th day a
October, at The hour of O'Clock in the afternoon,
tie House and Lot 70 nerly pied by Mss Boar
man. being part Of Lots nrrul nv snl fsl nBeat-
Y, Peter, Threlkelds aud neskius addition ~
GecI getOwn f-onting . u feet the north side Of
I'd street and running back I'D feet deep
Terms: one third cash: tue balance Of the rur
cheSe mCne IN siN aud twelve B.ths, the pur
ser giving lis notes. bearirg inter II from the day
OF sale; Ne d given and deed % trust taken 4
onveyanciDg and revenue STAN ps the cost OF the
urchaser.
5-dts THOS. BOWLING Auct
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CARPETING.

so pieces Of INGBAISs, from Z 5 cts M to 81.
The very best TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, at > go
Per yard.
THEE PLYs, at 81 80.
RAG and LIST, at so and 62S cts.
HEMP, at rs, 80, and S75s o.s
oILCLOTHs, At so, 621s as, and % cts
All Goods warranted to be g. represented by the
eale,meu
The Lowest Price will be named at once.
No 9es sEyrNTH sTBEKT, tetwe-n 1 and X,
IL the place.
W. w. BURDETTE.
ocl
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w. w. BURDETTC

Has fnll rnd complete stock ~ all the new ana
Desirable FABRICS for the present and approach
ing season.
CALICoEs At g., =, ., y, 10 and i2s cts.
BOTTOMS at g.. 1,s,s I2s.I5,Is and
30 cts
BLACK ALPACAs NJ 2s. 20. rs. 40, as. so.
o2ss- "a, ess cts, and 4 per yard.
BLACK sILkS at sl.sI.25, $50. sL13,
BLACK CREATIONS rAMTsR, BoMBAZINEs.
hkhlNoks, pkLAlNEs gosd and cheap.
BLACK .ELyETEKSs at sI, si23, 81 SO,
sisa and e2-sery cheap.
A large zine Of FLANNELs. fn white. Red Vel
low, and Grey, from "a cents up O. : Z per yard.
BLANKETS, from So per pair NJ TO sI3
A large stock OF Irish. French. aud English Pop
IlNs, In Plsin, Plaid, and Stripes.
TATLE linens, NAPKINS, TOWELS, and
CRASH.
500 Whit BED spRE.rs. ssl Is Also, nner
Spreads 81 3 30, 81, : 5, "a, aud =
W. W. BURDErTg,
No. gas SEVENTH sTRkKT.
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PAUL kNAFT, mentioned in our police report
OF y st1rdly, 'sI OF Mr.. Paul K1aft. plasterer,
OF the SiA n Ward.
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THE COMING REGATTA.-The Potomac Ana
lotan, and Arlington boat cluhS are now in
daily prac.ice, and nav he seen every afternoon
on the river about O'Clock. The regatta -
take place on the 9th inst. iuclud' = two race
one gig race, in which each club enters a sIx-
cared boat, with coNswain, and in the other the
Potomac club have undertaken II row a six.
Dared gie,with coxswain, ayainst the four-oarel
shell OF the Analostan club, without co-swlin,
and without any allowance of time. which -
usual in such case7. Great INT st lie manifested
nv tbe public, and the regatta " III undoubtedly
attract an iT merse as emblage OF Il ople.
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GEOk6SrOWy ADVERrisExEyrs.

nlSSOLUTION OF COPAITNE.SHIP-y
~ tice 10 hereby given that the cppal .nersh g
heretoiore existing be- ween the up iersigned, adng
under he name and title e McNERH ANY Wa
TIERS, SO High St GeorgetOwn q. was Dissolved on
the sd II October lo10. All persns indebted 20 the
late firm " al make payment 20 Benz McSerhAny,
who will settle all d DTS owed by The firm.
BENZ. MCNkRHANH,
oc5 St jobs A MATkRs.
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CITY ITEMS.

FALL OvKRCoATs.
Very hands ONE styl =, for 'he low price OF FiC-
teen Dollars, at
GRO. G. HKNNrNa's,
NO. 40 Seventh street, n. w.
On EASY TKRMs-Those i'm want of Sewing
Machines We recommend to examine the will,
cox & Gibbs. Ii is certainly the perfection of
mechanism, and can be seen in operation on
IineIen1 wSrk az banms Hoopskirt ard Corset
Factory, where they are sold or rented on liberia
terms. 4oe 9TH street.
CHEAP BED BoR CHILDREN AND SERVANTS,
only one dollar and fifty cents.
ADAMsON's
81 800 9Th street, next to Penn. ave.
OpsoN HALL.-The largest and best stock of
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing ever offered
in this city. Call and see for yourselves. 1906
HxrrL.. has an hinds Of thermomeesrs. e.a.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Just received, full assortment OF the --latest ,txas
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs. AND vEsTIHGs.
CoATINGs FOR BUtINEss Oh OFFICE SUITS.
Together with . full line Of
OvERCOATINGs.
Which win be made to order in the mos, su,a,,o,
and fashionable manner. ' '"p0f'of
A full assortment Of Gentlemen FURNISHING
GOODS
kept constantly on hand
n II. DUvALL,
Merchant Tailor,
No. A's PEHNsYLvAHIA AyKNuE.
.2fImM& b. sses "a an Str sss.
TH NATIONAL MTELLIeYTcTI
Weekly Conservative Organ.
Esd II W ashingtcn ,lsOU: removed 10 ~ 49,
Speesa! 1s.ssra'Aie Nersy,om tAs sAol. oey.,..
1As Great NsespaSo Jor Household go -
% per year In advance. p o. order. .-~'
ALA. pELAAR. Editor and Pro.r,e,o,
ses Sreaavas, New York.
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IHt OLDEST INHABITANTs' ASSOCIATION me-
YESTERDAY W the City Hall, when the dc lfhs OF
SPruel Wens, (the old It member Of the
S'aiion,) Eben ). Brow a, (of c. oreetoy "a } and
=. Daw; IN Jf ucs were arrounced, and app D.
PIRATE res oirnors af|lt j In each case.
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TBEFRUlr GROWERS AssoCIATIoN.-Atter
orr report clcsed y sferday a committee was
apron cd TO exam'ue frui's; - a. % q scientific
corrittee. viz, Prof William Saunders, Thos
Iav'or and Col. ID. 8. Cur.iSs. A discussion
ffo< lace on grape cul.d re, in which Mr.. Saun-
incatiors, - the best.
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WORD OF CAUrIoN.-Tvo young man sons
OF We nv cI' zen IN the First Ward, were
n de yelY vi a few days since By eating the
eertlfs or the palma cbrista, or castor oil bean
Sftc1 ere said - be pleasant - The taste but
xey '~tu' ors, il not dsr ge,o,s in their effects
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coskPH WILLIAMS, hoy, was hitter, g., Al,
Soa es $4,000 mao oog yes, ,.day ID ., Get The
remedies usual In such G.. Is vere eS man The
and the boy Is doing well. inistered
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Al the ton,i hiLL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No >
held isst Annual M ei ing Of ibis ocis;c1.
sum OF s. ~ over Dooleys drug ST re, t1e
fns' > al an average OF Is per cent "'"e' -n'e
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rArr I'VE ere " ono II I'd n say that tel
sssT i.om ne Il 1t maj ch between Rudolph
s1er On, " be payed IN New York f1-morrow
Iheafr Builcrx g. S"ief sfeoHs,
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The AVENUE PAvKNENr-Aa TnjHaetios.-
Mr.. Job AnTrs. the owner o. the Washington
right 10 Law the wyC0f pavement, has consulted
Judge Huyhc~, and g MOI row will nave a wit
;erved on the Avenue Comm Ssion for them TO
STOW cause why an injunction s1crld not be
te,ued - prevent them ltom ayirg PerrSylvs-
MIA avenue with the 81 pwe, Mller, Folla0sbee
ard R5hh'rs .vements, on the ground
fst the law provides that sic comrniesion
.lan select pavement, md not foar
pavemen's; further, that the ll'S were
opened 'rieyu'a- ~ aud rot acr Dr'ing Il lev,
and that his bid wrs the low t one, cOns,-
quently the cons.scs vas rot .rdsd - the
'owest bidder. The wycof navemeut IL COM
posed OF Ordinary cots of wood, plit hap haz ard
in Binding VIC ID shape. Iet on end and filed ia
an concrete. It's cheap pavement, but
RAJ her too chel
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ME- ca oRGx NJ. OY. IER's Ixs,,tsu-
Biades, PbrsdcipN's pr'nt nd Per-1y,t,s,so o,
1oll butler, in our ape 'c-dsy, sre yo. .hv ~
attention OF hou ek. Il eIs 'ae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-06

TnR L. 8. STEAMER TsIIsPoosa vii ,s,,.
mere reAt week with naval freight for the P'liI-
adelphi., New York, Boston and Portsmouth
navy yards.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs, &c.

AMUSEMEN1S, &C
National Restsr-The Florences In tne "Ooi-
leen Bawn."
Smiths Art Gallery, 245 + street.
Mnkriter's Art Gallery, 4SS Ith street.
Barlovs Art Gallery, 20 "a avenue.
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NEW FALL GOODS
Great stock
DRY GOODS,

CARPETINGS AND OTLCLOTHS.
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NR- AND MRS w. j. FLORENCE attracted =
D. -ge sutIence 70 the Na,iopal The.fer last &c.
~ 70 see Them IN the "Colleen Baw a. which
,uferc sing play wssperformed in a most excel
lent nsrper, and viii be reoeafsd this eve, 'ug.
To morrow evening Nr Z Iorence appeSrs n
t,s great character of Captain Cn.tie.v in
"Dombey & Son." Overhaul your 7 &C ket-i { oks
ard make a note of IL.
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ID IVA friaUa sf-sat k.aorco.

RY THOMAS powLlNG, Auotioneer.
~ l74 Bridge street. Georgetown.
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
E OF the Distrct Of Columbia, pssroJ the iGah
wherein Jane sckson and other. em p.insBts
spd Lou'.s g.esson ard cthe g are delendsnts, we
Dext, at O'Clock in the afternoon on the premisss
NE, ier sac at pr3lic sucti' n, toe property de-
cause as follows, viz: subdisisi1n on Lot No a Of
% Gecrgetown, EXCEEDING " feet on the north side
by fine three.story Brick Dwelling and two .tory
ntck osck building, including large storeroOm on
Terms. Ore third OF the purchase money IN cash.
, I've residue IN two equal instruments of liz
proved notes snd a reserved lien on the premises
sAMuEL L. PHILLIPS. Trn.,e..
.sa. EDWIN sTANToN, trustees
seIs THOs. DOgLlsG. Auctr.
GLoRGETowN DOLLAR STORE. n M
Fancy Jewery Goid BraceIets. Cbsns rs R;s sni
nii ana al II Other gccds usually sold in
D2nar sIores. lsea-lml J. q. NICHOLS.
Vim EGAR. vIkEGAR.
One hundred barrels pure CIDER yINEa.K
~ ia, ior F. on hand; sps sale m iots
ssIm ,.S ~
ARGL STOCK
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
The LARGEsr anu most COW rrr ..sopr
HIN we nave ever offered our cusiomera
p1Ess GOODS, Consisting in par, OF
Cio1bs, Sne Sscs sils: iTsa fo,lSs Empress
posns. Best Delaines i cents: the ceiR, LAG
Cinas snc Beaver Brands Black Airsoss lo pieos
water proof Cloths for Closks and suit. Sf f1n
9 IIsls celebrated KID GLOVES yo..,,.
eSu 1Ol Bridge strtet, Georgeto~a.
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hPtL ESTATE SALEs.-Latimer & Cleary
rave I'D lot ". in squa-e 2JS, on 18Th street.
De seen end ID streets, With the improve
merts, 70 Ardrew Stewart, for 60 $50. Alto.
Iot No. and outh half of lot No. 10, in s1ua =
No; 5, on 'fh street., between r and + ar ets
Nfn NE improve ments their on. 10 Samuel
Sme ot, for 500. The al owe is the fine prom
cav adjoining the May building, formerly us I'd
"a he Bureau OF Indian A fairs.
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d., r,u,. o Nckney, whoee name be bears
no non. y. nanra,s.. ~ yohns College, Annap-
oils, NheT he gradnsteu 1's,' ois WI
isymsn of the Episr rpli Oh arch. DR.. PineSney
vrs orig ;nslly a Methodist, and ga, " one tine
preparing for the ministry in that d uo nina
ION, for which purpose he entered tue IA, ,
,ot zeal College at Princeton, New jersey.
Here, however, -he corrse OF BE- r-auins
charged bis Geologic al views. aud haAliy he
yrs inducedtp entertbe Minis, y orthe Episco-
pal Chp-ch. Since h's entrance upon the miu-
istrv he HIS always held a Cure in the DOC e
OF Maryland. For about twenty vel-s he was
in chr -ge of a lnl alton at Blaaersbdrg
Prince G; ,rges cpu1.y, he pr s,nt Sidence.
but for the at n yeas he bss en- the rect Dr
of 'be Church of the sSrcrSIon. here. In the
'Durse of BE ministry he BIS found me 20 dc
voc some aileut on - hf nrsry pu-sai >. and has
been the author OF several WORKS. ircludng one
on the fife of his uncle. William Pinckney. DR..
Piuckbey is about sixty years of age, but exhib-
its cDDsiderable yiyor and activity.
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IHE FIFTH WfeD REPUBIIcAN CLUE met
i:~t right at the Mission School-h house, on H.
seer epst, nerr ID street south, Il. b. Tinnev
IN he chair, and j. f. Spode rass grcret.rv
But lew being present, in corsC quence of an
on slOn N the call TO state where the meeting
w 70 be held, moi on YVES made and adopt ed
Inas re ,far saction Of the business for winch
he meeting YVES held be posi- oned until a
future meet ng, sometime neat week.
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EPISCOPAL.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIAL.
rousc,raticn Of Rev. William Pinekney. DID,.

solewv Rites ~ she Church o. the
Epipfnpy-Assembl OF Chnrcn
DixD.tarAes-SerAO by Bishop Aer'
fost-1he Rite Of COcseefation
A: sistant Bishop Pinckncy veste 4 IN
the Episcopal Habit-CioSin~ Cere-
monies-B iOg raphy Of Bish' IN Piuck-
ney.
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pal ence and doctrine; hut also may be - such
- beileve whole ONE example in word, in con-
versaiion, in love: in FIFTH in chastity, and N
purify; that, faithfully Auditing his course, at
tfe latter day he may receive the crown or
iight ousress, laid up by the ord the light, On
JUDGE, who liyeth ard reieneth one C ID uitt
me fa,her and the Holy Ghost, world without
IRE follow ing bened'ictlon by the r"sidiue
B'sh0p, Smith. closed the services:
"The peace Of God, which passeth all under.
sanu,ne, Keep your hearts and MINDS IN the
cnnOw,eage and love Of God and OF his on DC sas
Cm st our Lord; nd the Bic sing OF God Az
GTh,gn.y; tue Father, the Son. and the Holy
Ghost, be smoseet you, and remain Win YOU
The IObes With which the new Bishop is iu-
sion Parisb, and ~ Offel IA used on th'so "a
on, BY re- olu. ION of the sta1d ug On Tt.,e OF
MaIylsud - pla.e ed in the HANDS Of the newly
c cSrss grad Bishop, TO be used by him for
The follow ing acted as ushers in eating the
". tSroDg present IN the chr-ch, and We. = a
N. ii: Stevefs, q. q. Rich mond, and C. b.
TIE VISITING CLERGY.
This atternC0n the whiting CLERGY ara ha;,c
entertained at WOrnley's BY the iaiiSs az thss
churches Of the Dis; riot. 1t wrs MI. Corcors,ss
intention 80 entertain the ist DE. but the iel
gave way to them say irg that he would sec ,n ne
them IN any arran gements that fhey might
make. ~D'sne
ATone tho g present were Generate Rar,ev
a. IN, Marafier, Con modore Alden. Han NJ
Blair, DE-. ely mer, and Prof. Conn. 1"'
BfoaRArhY OF BIeHop pIHcKyKv.
assistant Bishop Piuckney is one OF the o,a.
stsncing itch on the list of parocs;si ,ssno'
ne s Mioely know throughout the diocssssS y y,
an an. co, nest and devoted PCS or, OF kind and
and theologian. DR.. Pinckney r. nst GnoiIs
MAT Msryland: and WIS bona at AnnspoTs. H =.
iarner Was Jonathan Pinckney, a broth.. ~
me celebrated Maryland lawyer and statesmao OF
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THR ClNeFCRATION.
q; Inc ute OF corsecra,on then tack place. DIR.
cfet, was prc>enfed 70 the Pr siding Bishop,
1t. Rev. BisboD Smith OF Kentucky, by Rt
Rev: B'shop Nhitingbam OF Maryland and
~. Rev. Bishop Johns OF Virginia, who thus
iIt ent unto you this gcdly and veH-lca-Ded
man, to be ordained and cons Grated Bishop"
.hop Smith ders nded that the = st'ror'o's
be read and Pew. Dr.. q. X. Net on re I'd the
Is mora! Of Dr.; Pinck uey's cleo on; Rev,
Dr. y. +. Hof read he t. iimop'al OF the ,r,
yeD,ion. and Rev. DR.. Geo. l. ,1s the. ,rsent OF
ire ire o. nfirg cor TittAes, and Rev. John T.
Grew 'he con ent OF tho B'shots.
hev. crop Smith thenr Iuired of Dr. Pinck-
1ey %" oiloS Ing piomse Of to the
fant Episcopal Chul Oh: ain 'he rams Of God,
nnen. 4, Wintsm Pinch ney, chosen a ,.sut
bfnoP OF me iotestsnt Epi. copal Church in
'snd, 90 lham'se conformity and OF erience
Protestant Episcor Church in the H M tne
Sta.es OF America. So help me God. tn ,r~,,
Jesus Christ" 0N' S''
PPAYkrs.
Bishop Smith moved the congregation 70 prav.
saying: 'Bretbren, 1t is written in the C5,rs,i
of SENT LIKE, tba orr Saviour Christ Continued
the whole right payer. before be che e nd
sent forth bis ,xelve ApcSd ,. It litf.naJ
that the holy Ar ,tlss prayed sfore thew or,
ca'ued Matthias to be of the number Of the
ample Of our Sa, iour Christ. and bis Az lies.
offer up our prayers - AlT'gh,y ID, before
We admit and send forth this per. IN presentsd
unto rs, to the work whereunto We aust the
II 1ly Ghost hath called him."
The litany was said by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
stituted for "That 1t may please thee to IL
illuminate all Bkhops:" "That II may please th q
= bless this orr brother elect, and ID send thy
grace upon bin, that he may duly execute tn,
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FALL OvRRCoATs
Very hands ONE styl =, for 'he low price OF FiC-
teen Dollars, at
GRO. e. HKNNrNa's
No. 40 Seventh street N w
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Grace Greenwood tells good story OF the
effect once produced by the eoquence of SEN
ator Nye, Bibically backed, "iervent and eff.
fectuai," by telling texts Though what is
Vulgarly called stump speech, it had SO
much the character of pulpit oratory. that
one auditor, at least, was profoundly ahec
ted. A nice susceptible old lady wiping the
tears from her eyes, said, addressing some
callous politicians, about ~ don't
know what you may think. but / believe that
man knows something about vital piety."
The "Order of Merit" bestowed by the
Gar upon the Patti-Caux is thus described
There are thirty four immense solitaires all
round q medallion, in the center the Empe-
ror.s portrait In diamonds, and above the
portrait flaming crown Of more diamonds.
This is the order. 1t is placed in the Center
OF an admirable gold bracelet, worth 20O, O0O
francs, but eau be worn separately on rib
BON across the bosom, or on the neck, and
the bracelet can also be worn without the
medallion. This order entities Madame Patti
to the exceptional rank of 1" first of all their
Imperial Majesties' artists"
A man near Montpelier, Vermont. recently
tried to get through snow drift. After ionn.
dering awhile. he stood erect with head and
shoulders above the surface "Doyou touch
bottom ~ asked his companion. mo:
am standing on the top-rail of a fence ,,
Eighteen inches of snow has fallen since that
The Superintendent of the New York
and Brooklyn Bridge Company thinks
that it will take five years to complete
the bridge. The machinery for the con.
structlon of the towers will cost $500
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address, gratis; also trade list Seeds on com.
mission B. NJ WATSON. Old Colony Nurseries
and seed warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Establish
ed in 1872. 4m8O
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Comprising 81 lots, is now for the first time of
fered In the market. These lots arc four miles
from the Court House, IL feet above Chicago river
upon perfectly smooth srarie-slOping gently TO
the east, and the neighborho0d free from nuisanc
es Of every character The improvements now be-
DOUGLAS PARK,
one Of the new Western Parks, lies within 100 rods
THE BOULEVARD,
$50 feet wide, connecting Central and Douglas
Parks. passes along the north side OF the "Addi.
RIVERSIDE AVENUE,
200 feet wide now being constructed at az expense
Of ! some $4,000 per mile making the finest drive
passes within 80 rods on the south. AS an
Investment!
for ones self or family no better opportunity was
ever offered to the public. II is absolutely certain
that these lots must advance in value the neigh
boring improvements progress, and that they will
command FIRST Glass residences In a very short
time.
For the next Sixty Days
or until Withdrawn from market, they will be of
fered at less propOrtonate rate than land any
where In the vicinity can be purchased Tor BY the
acre.
PRICE-$15O PER LOT
Of rs feet front by 1875 feet to an alley % per
CORNER LOTS $500.
Terms Of sale-fof single lot, cash two to four
lots, onehaf cash, balance in one year with inter,
est For larger purchases longer time will be Civ.
en- II desired.
First Customers have the first Selection.
Title Perfect.
Only three removes from Government, Full war
raniee deeds win be made by Levi Grant Maps
can be seen at the Office OF A. G. Cole, Kenosha.
For further particulars enquire Of
80 JOSIAH BOND.
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