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were weepipg and, sohhing. ~ have lived H.
years in this town. one poor fellow ssid +.
ms; II mas away from hnrne xhen thi. o..
CURED, and now don't know whether any N
my family hrs left to me. or whether they ara
not aIl buried in there" pointing TO the iu;ns
The interest Of the following story ia en-
CHARGED by the fsct that 1t occurs il tl.e L.:
letter ritten by Colonel rcm5cEton. the mill
ta1y journalist, whose death il reported:
'soan W. came ui'on tue krankentraavs.'e car
f1tus lt14ie wtsps of hne, Hhleh were catlrt mp a
estrJ dtscrlhahle shape aud form. represented
what a !e~ minutes previously had hetn 0ne nl
Schultz tod At. Sce!acht des 16-' One Io"r h.y
St uck =; he was atx'nt II. an' .nat y ca1lrd a
sFahtrlch-' a~ens!an. 1t Is IN this a-ny nsrr<
belize t.y ger th-is co,pust -siuu rs Lleuteaa7:-
shlct IL tic nrss grade tn the military
profession. lie was lying *ith his sw'.ri IN
ing fallen on his right sl'lc, and must hsvc
died instantly, as the left hants Rzasping his side
totf ton ptall!y where the fatal bullet had aterk
my attenttuD and bis face, which ~aa turue.l up
waiis, betrayed norc ofihe emotions thar IT mast
have exnln.te. as tne bullet stracs htos; for Ir
exactly lit. OF EerEets trad warriors; AMI,
t,tietH, bare been able Hnre Iniy tn appreciate
snas admirable painter Ut s'attic pieces tnan
did trfu-r. far have Grcr and uyer again feras.
Eze,i s'oa.t.ors In the nelt which had prrv'a- )
tui*Etned OvtFdn1e on canvas Vas
du.lHG one part OF the action, stan't:i,r
r.. ar some bussMrs who w=ye IN rrst9ye.
The sun was Fcu:1nr tfs rays upon us. sn
ayUultl us on every side lay iae wnun'1esi- une
poo: fellow c'ie.i 70 them for wlfer-t Cuu1rlit,
tpr l;.iN sake. give I,e xatcFs one little hru!.
am OF frr, ] am on nrc! for ts.ni.S Ike Etvc me
bur tl:cp; nr wes Eay iIps. an! a-asher ne !.
him could only hnid n1s haM:s Ep il PRAYER and
pt.:nt his l.rs. i Enti-nature,l nussar, tn.r!.+
ty the app4 al, rot III his hUfS.' and IAN to them
with his va er-h,trlt: he III the net Of railtnE
The E1a1's hras1 wlfeu shell fr!l ~i1:nl q yas'
and. bursting. heW the whn" three % atoms
Whuteyer that pOur huS*ar.A faults IN Is worIt
nsy East trrn. surely his last Eir.t ac, "a rntts
ntore for them in aaNe way. The 'gtnFu
, 1870-09-24

x ( FCNEN 7kECUAHE VE .NFsE~
rcudcEs
Dinant, Eeloinm tSkpt y. C'E'<'pe''8<''ee :" "s
Pdrit Solr.
Listen, for What can NON give S'n -
Sspoleop iii. having. written to the hias ils
IT T,1ras;s the letter which Jon are Acqnatnt-
d WITH, wii.m replied ,'let l. t,a.tea s,a e Gf@e
private soldier, although hs scA.ee'T deserves
H."
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LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

In the Louisiana Legislature a resolution was
introduced yesterday forbidd ng +. l.. Jewell
Of the New Orleans Commercial Bulletin, from
cause alleged Is Mr.. Jewels language regarding
members and his political course.
The Supervisor at Cleveland, Ohio, has or
dered the seizure of the Delmer House. together
with 125 barrels OF high wines. and has directed
the closing OF Faltin & Deibel's distilleries and
their arrest for violation of the revenue law.
In the Philadelphia contested election cases
the Supreme Court of p Pennsylvania has affirmed
the decision of the Court below, giving the
offices TO the Republican contestants for the
City Row offices.
Jacob Tiel, a soldier Of the war of 1872 aged
% was found dead in his bed at Philadelphia
yesterday He was at the battle of Bladensburg
and witnessed the burning of the Capitol by the
British.
Yestc rday both branches of the Georgia Legis-
to-day for United States Senators for the term,
ending March ith, 1871, 1873, and 1877.
A hospital for relapsing fever patients is to b
established at New York, the present accommo
datiOus being insufficient. Bellevue hospital
full.
The prize-fght in New Orleans yesterday, be
tween Gallagher and Curley resulted in favor o
the former. Nineteen rounds were fought.
The Joint Committee on Reconstruction i'm the
Presbyterian Church is TO meet i'm Philadelphia
on the 10th of March.
Hon A. III. Stephens, in writing to a friend
on the 9th inst, confirms the report Of his CON
tinued i'll health.
A terrific boiler explosion took place yesterday
in New York, completely destroying two three
story brick houses.
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DROPOsALs FOB FRESH BEEF.

FORT WARRINGTON, ND, January 81, 1870.
Proposals in duplicate, with q copy Of this ad-
vertsement attached, will be received by the under
Egnea until - p m. March J. 1870, for supplying
The said beef must be fresh, of good marketable
quality equal proportion Of fore and hind quarters,
lneck shank, and kidney talow to be excluded and
70 be ut this post free Of in such guam
such Gays as The commanding oficer shall Designate
not exceeding four times per week.
The necks Of the cattle slaughtered for beef to be
delivered under this agreement shall be cut OF
down. The shanks Of fore quarters shall be cut Oh
from three to four inches above the knee Joint and
Of the hind quarters from six to eight inches above
the gambreI or hook joint.
ceived BY the undersigned mp to the same hour and
date above. mentioned, for supplying commissioned
Officers and their families stationed at this post, or
supplied therefrom, with such choice Fresh Beef
and Porter House Steaks, Standing Ribs, or Rib
Roasts.
These contracts to be in force six months or such
less time as the Commissary General shall direct,
iect to the approval Of the Commanding General,
Department OF the East.
In case Of failure or deficiency in the quality or
quantity OF the Fresh Beef stipulated to be delivered
purchase, and the contractor win be charged with
The .cOntrsetor win be required to enter into
also by two responsible sureties whose names must
be mentioned in the bids.
The proposals. win be opened at 10 O'Clock A. m. on
the LIST day Of March, ct Fort Washington Mary
land, at which time I'D place bidders requested
RroP9ssis Yin be marked q S.Ecgossl. .9s Bssf,"
JAZZ First Lieutenant, lth ARTILLERY, A.C.S.
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NEVER LEND YOUE LOVER MONEY-A queer
case Of matrimonial inclination and vascillaton
il developed in breach of promise suit before
New York jury. Miss Black-Philippina Black
buXom. black-eyed German lass, seeks to
recover $500 as a salve for her damaged ahec-
tons from q musical Self, a prominent member
Of the HobOken Quartette Club. Self, who is a
vidOwer, after the demise of his first choice
induced Miss Black to superintend his house,
hold affairs and the care of his motherless
children. Ere three months had elapsed he
protested admiration, even love, for the black
eyed beauty, and finally preached the subject
Of marriage. She at first declined to entertain
any such proposition, because his wife had been
dead 50 short a time. He, however, persistently
declared that life would be full of misery without
her, and the children would die OF grief. Miss
Black was unable to withstand these manifes-
tations of love, and consented to marry him, but
not before the proper time of mourning for his
first wife had expired. The contract was barely
consummated before loan of $500 was solicited,
which Miss Black granted. The money once in
his possession, his Manifestations of love became
perceptibly cooler, and he finally told her that
he so cherished the love of his first wife that he
could not marry again. This was blow indeed;
andhaving efface dher love, Miss Blacks remain
ing affections were not severed from the $500.
She dunned him repeatedly, but in vain; he eb
tanned an inheritance from deceased relative
and lied, was subsequently arrested, released,
and married another woman, with whom he
again left for parts unknown; was finally rear
rested and held to answer to a suit for breach of
promise and the recovery of the loaned $500,
and Miss Black rejOices in the belief that he
cannot now escape till her claims are liquidated.
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DROPOSALS FOR THE PERFORMANCES or
SANITARY WORK.
DEPOT oUAR Z 3, OFFICE.

DEPOT QuARrERMAsTER OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 8, $50
sealed Proposals. from responsible parties are
invited AT this Office until L O'Clock noon on MON
DAY February IA, for the removal of all Sink De-
posts, Ashes, and Dead Animals, for one year from
Offices buildings &c, throughout the city, urici
by such branches Of the War Department as are
designated by the Depot Quartermaster
Bidders Will be required to accompany their bids
with bond, signed by themselves and two RESPONSE
BILE suretes, in the sum of one thousand dollars that
they Will furnish all necessary materials and labor
Tor the performance of the work and execute bonds
In the sum OF two 90 thousand dollars immediately
upon the award Of the contract for its faithful and
satisfactory performance.
Lists Of the places TO be visited must be obtained
frsm the Depot Quartermaster each month, and
every place designated must he visited as directed
in the list.
Payments will be made monthly, or as soon there
after as funds furnished for the purpose If the
amount OF work required be either Increased or d.
unfinished during the period Of the contract a pro
portlonate increase or diminution of the monthly
payments Will be made upon contract rates,
Should the contractor fail to perform the work re-
CURED in prompt and satisfactory manner, the
Depot Quartermaster will hire il DONE and charge
the cost to the contractor. He also reserves the
right to reject any all proposals that are unsats
factory.
Any Information required will be cheerfulIy given
at the Office of the Depot QuarteImaster
Bids should be Endorsed sPropOsals for Perform
Ing Sanitary Work." and addressed to the under
BY order of the Quartermaster General.
pc. THOMAS,
Captain, NJ. 3. X, u. 8. A,
1e3-d Acting Depot Quartermaster
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A Wealthy Lady Found Dead.
SUSPICIOUS URRoUSDINGs-A FRESCHM
RESTEeFOCL PLAY.

SUSPICIOUS sURRoUSDINGs-A FRENCHMAN Az
REsTED@FOCL PLAY.
At an early hour Monday morning an aged
Iauy OF wealth and responsibility named Julia
Subbins was found dead in bed at the American
Hotel, Jersey City; There is at present deep
Slccm OF mystery thrown over the entire case.
Ii appears that the deceased in consequences OF
some Misunderstanding with her family Quilted
htr reside nee AZ No. IL west Forty-ninth street.
tenton of sailing for Europe per the next
steamer. She stopped a couple of DAYS at the
Coleman House, in New York city, where
II L alleged she made frequent use of in
toN!catlng drinks at the instigaton of
"a frieud' who seemed to be thoroughly
acquainted with her and her intentions.
She left the Coleman House on Friday and
crossed over TO Jersey City in company with a
Frenchman, who, il is said, induced her TO hire
room az the American Hotel, in Montgomery
sreet, near the ferry. The gentleman regis
tered his name as Bonifassi Guillanus and her
name was entered Mrs. Mason. From that
hour until her decease constant trafic was
sons said 70 be relatives of Mrs. Stebbins. On
Saturday afternoon n gentleman from New
1eTk Eislted her for the alleged purpose of in
dnclng her TO make will turning over her
property TO certain individual. IL is not
improbable, judging from the statements
o. lew persons who watched the entire
business, that drugs were administered
until the woman became partially insane.
ana quite uaetable to the Frenchman's wishes
ment presented, the visitor having been over
heard 20 say, Are Won willing to sign this p,
IL Is wei known that the deceased possessed n
number of valuable diamonds and moreover
that the property belonging to her was vested
In her own name. So far as can be learned
Mrs Stibbins raved considerably on Saturday
She retired to bed never to rise alive having
been found dead yesterday morning. The
great excitement which the event created was
vigorously suppressed, and but little was known
OF the affair except to those connected with
the family. In the room with the deceased on
saturday night were her Youngest son and
GaIghter. During the evening q female hap
l.ened TO open the door, and, as alleged, saw the
daughter administering something to her moth
er, after which she is said to have used the
words, ''Oh. that is terrible Incidence AID
subsequently, struggled violently, the froth ooz
ing from her mouth. Strange expressions are
attributed TO the son, and it is said that when
one OF the local physicians was sent for his sis-
Ter stated that she would get the family doctor
rom Hew YORK Returning from New York
yesterday morning the son Was evidently over
come with grief and was much excited throneh
out the entire day. Coroner Burns was snna
moned TO the premises the morning. and he
Immediately ordered the arrest or the Frencb-
man, on whom strong suspicion rests When
conveyed 10 the police station he gave his name
a. Charles Mabbecehi.-N. 4. ftlsgram. Iith.
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Loves Secret Springs.
nv AIrrR CARRY

ling how came 30 choose
ins 'ower that makes my brow to shina.
IheE to say ron did not lose
lou seem zee. my friend when had mine,
Iopr eno. lifted brow exclaim-
~ y yon have charmed You name their ANA,
cannot say
N ~ p., ~ ~ IN rms. and these powers
Inses ~ ~ so ~, - one day
nI Tto - ber far n,y a. 'wer Of flowers
u .oS al, No, aaayy.r. hat he gives
But here, sir, are some n s~u'es:
lis not the little MIX With hands
It's. grace whatever work 'nsy do;
Tis not the braided sflken ban, Is
That shade the eyes of tender zoe:
And not the voice 80 low and sweeA
THAI holds NE captive ut her feet
lis not in frowas knit ND with smiles
w herewith she scolds me for my sins:
Nor yet IN trickery ways nor wiles
That can say true love begins
Out of such soil 10 did not grow;
1t was-and that is all know
lis not her twinkIng feet 30 small
Nor sho ulder CHANGING from her sleeve,
Nor yet her virtues, and all;
Love Was not born to ask our leave,
She was not woed, was 1 won
What draws the dewdrop TO the sum
Pardon me. then; cannot tell
Nor can you hope to understsnd-
Why should love my love well:
Nor how upon this border land
" fell tha' she should go with me
Through time into eternity.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

RI COOPER LAIlMER, Auctsoneers,
- tSuccessors to J. Z. Mcclure Cod
southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street.
TRUsIEEy SALE OF FRENCH PLATE nIR-
kOkS, kRUSSELS AND THRER-PLY CAR
PITS, WALNUT AND MAHOGANY PARLOR
AND CbAMsER fURNITCRE, OAK COT
b ASS EERht ~ et sSITE ERENGH SHiSSA
WAKE, pISf1sa ROOM AND KfTcHEN RE-
QUlSiTES, &c ,AT AUCTION.
n BY virtue Of . Deed Of Trust dated the Sth
VA day Of DeceEeer, 1858, and duly recorded in
Liber No =, folios 30, &c, one Of the chattel
! records for Washington county, in the Dis
-Irict Of Columbia, 1 will sell q public auction
at 10 clock a m, ut house No. $50, (old number,
street, between 18th street and Vermont avenue,
avery excellent assortment Of Household Furniture,
&c, consisting in part Of
Parior Snite, Upholstered in Plush, pieces
French Plate Mantel and Pier Mirrors
Marble top and other Tables
Brusels. three ply and Ingram Carpets
Gilt and Bronze Chandel Tiers and Candelabrs
EtageTe, Rosewood Tables
Three Mahogany Book Cases
Mahogany Hair cloth Sofa and Chairs
Walnut Extension Dining Table
French China DIM e~ Set
Crockery and Glassware, Refriserators
Walnut and Mahogany Bedstsads Bureaus and
Mahcs ssn,s Wars window sh.d..
Oak Cottage Chamber Suite, 10 pieces
Walnut Dressing Table, with glass
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Bolsters and Pillows
q lored Eneravings, Toilet Sets
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &c., &C.
JAZZ dts fRepI CoOPER 4 LATfMkR. H1ets.
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The LATEST CONFIDENCE DoDGE.-we have
lately heard of a great many confidence lodges
but this is the coolest. A very genteelly dressed
young man walked into the saloon Of a well
known unpopular barkeeper and asked to have
a bottle of hin best whskey put up. The Obli-
ging proprietor did so in the shortest possible
time, and few moments was driving the cork
home, when the confidence man asked to let
him try the quality. The customer poured out
about half a tumblerful, and after draining it to
the bottom remarked, "That is excellent set it
on the shelf and will call and get it in half an
hour.'-Uticd Herald.
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ac5-eo4w GREEN Z M ri hAIMs Auctionocr

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
$50:
The Oak Hill Cemetery Company No: 1854,
VS.. Equlty DOCKET
William III. King ct al. 10
On motion Of the Complainant, by Mr.. Charles II
Mathews its solicitor, il Is ordered that the Defend
ant, W lillian II. King, cause his appearance to be
entered herein OF before the first rule day sccur-
will be proceeded with asin case Of default
By the Court.
True copy-Test:
r. J. MEIGS, Clerk. fel0-1aw3w
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In BANKRUPTCY.

i DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, ~.
In the City Of Washington. the ID day Of Februa-
~, A D. $50 The undsrsigpsd gISssr notice q his
TON, OF the city Of Washir gton. In the county Of
Washington. in said District who has been adudfed
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia sittin
In Bankruptcy. GEO. MASON, AttT at Law
fe3- law3W City Hall, Assignee.
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~ Every farmer and mechanic should pro-
duce his own mutton, rather than pay such an
exOrbitant price as is demanded for beef. Pro-
cure two or three sheep, put them in a clean
and comfortable place, feed them from one to
two pounds each Of corn and oats daily. This
will fatten them in few weeks.
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INIT STATE MAIL.
VIRGINIA,

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT
| -, W ASH Nc TON, January 5. 100.
this department until 0 clock P NJ. Of Mereb NJ
llo, t9 be decided by April r. for carrying Tn:
30 lsl, the following routes in The state q, yir
GINA ana by ths schedules Of departures and arri-
zSl-FTom Lebanon, by head Of McClure's Creek.
n; % Sanders Mills, n. e. Calender Pew
and osbcrns Gap, IN. Pik ns1Iy ~
~ miles and back, once q week.
Arrive at Piketon Wednesday by 6PM
Leave Piketon Thursday at A NJ
Esl-From Bate.sille to North Garden, S miles aud
Arrive at North Garden by ID PM
Leave Leave. North Garden ThuIsday at 2 N.
Bids e end at Greenwood Depot. instead q
E'2-Frop Ridseway 70 LesEsrilIe, IN C - 10 miles
and back, once week.
Arrive ssSs e q Essfs, Sssq Es
kr ra;vs L e h;si Saturday at ~ NJ
For forms Of proposals. guarantee, and certificate,
and also for Instructions to the conditions be
e%sIscee in Tie contract AZ see Of
si'ng rroPosas for mail service in Virginia, &c, to
scrbed all Proposals State of Virgins, and ad
JNo. A, J. CREswELL,
"a 22-1awit Postmaster General.
IN THE sUPREn,s COURT OF THE pII
TRIcT OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day Of Decc@-
joseph " ws:l,as, ss'' Noise, rsuIt, Does.tp.
R; a nc, ZIG Of The S,:ptn By her counsel A. g.
enan his 70 be- eneaed sst .ss de
or before the first rule dsy oocurrns forty days ss
ss in case Of default. WIZ W '''0se'ea WIN
By the Court
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
tn. petition q JOIN = q bosssu
10 him a S d ss e. MsE s
,d + STdsSsd iSsi q. sss.epy in .hi. cas-. ,.
~ im 1sr sns afss%snts and the Exsner
tina. said petition be heard on the an dss ii Nay
Any person may 'DggGs;s; "a: s1 s rf.hrr
fe4iawsv Commissioner Of Patents.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition q %skRs i sGvfS e..
10 & s me fer ss * ss & pa
ressued on the sth day Of gril Is, for an improve
Il ordersd thai The tsstnoay in the csss BE- cIc..d
On the 3st day Of June next. that the time for
ns on =; isS saA' said ''.
fe4-lsxsw Co@nissioner q Patents.
I United sIAIEe PATENT ofEIcE.-
On the petition q IId y 81 hxRff2 u Bald
more, Nd, praying for the extension Of passSs
granted to him The l7th day q June. is. Tor n
sss's Is % "a Z; { E: s: ::
for filing Arguments and the Examinsr's report b
S:sp 5. s:.s 40 Az x s :S 3 sf jan. s s. I
Any nay ''ISs;;s 81: sI 5 stsarn
Re 41swW Ooomnsoner OF Psxents.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thai the subscr1bsr
u has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Wssh-
ngton County, In the District Of Columbia letter.
Of sdministration on the personal eseass OF XII
BRIDGE G., UPsQN, late Of Wsshineton county
aforessid decessed. All persons having claims
6ieit The same, Nth the vcuchery Thereof; 20 the
nsxt: thy nay othesvt.e By lev be exclsded troa.
All beneit Of The aid essste: Given under ny haa1
this LIST day OF February iTe r,so~
fea,.~>x. HELM SfsVn,
I UhBIRI LUnBER y LUnBBBm
A large stock snA complete essor(1eat q Dui1i1e
Pine nd sDruce fscksss. 0:isr fosss. Az.
DBESSED LUuBEB
q all kin4B On hand end for un1e 6 w. 0neUS
rN<so b. WlLLBf BEDo1Ay1..
Oognoe Lev York eveo1e -
.r ssssSs'ssi - 49,
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
y OF COLUMBIA, sitting I'm Equity, February

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
= OF COLUMBIA, sitting in Equity, February
Mary A. CLARK :. :. a.. 'ss ra'i', Doetss'.
On motion Of William A. Meloy, Of counsel for
plaintiffs, Ii is ordered that the trustees report of
sale herein MED be confirmed, and said trustee be
nnei authorized to convey pursuant to said report
and 70 the decres hereinbefore made, unless cause
day Of March, $50. and that notice hereof be served
by Of this order each week for three
weeks. By the Court.
A true copy-Test:
fea-laxsx RI. MEIGs, Clerk
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
On the petition Of FREDERICK j. SEYM1ER.
Of Wolcottyille, Conn, praying for the extension
OF patent granted to him ON the 18Th day OF III y
LESS, and ressued the 18th day of law 1871 for ~,
Improvement IN making Brass Kettles
1t fs ordered that the testimony in the case be
for fling Arguments and the Examiner S report be
limited 70 the "a day Of April next, and that
said petition be heard on the 9Th day Of April next
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
Iee-Mw5W Commissioner Of Patents.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON. d. c., Feb. 8, 1870
CoIdv ans pGmsi ;sp; Of koBEnT, A M Of
patent granted to him On The 9Th day Of Nay, 1855
Tor an improvement in She sp Shears: .
IL 70 ordered that the testimony In the cAss be
closed on the 5th day Of April next; that the time
70 % s: and q S,r sSs e
petition be heard on the nth day Of April nexf.
Any person may opppsis thiT ssfItespsI HTsur,
feslawSw Commissioners Of Patents
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RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF 18th
STREET WEST, BETWEEN N AND SITS.

NORTH.
IL BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on
E:4 the 3lst day of December, A. ID. 1868, and duly
- recorded ON tho 4th day Of january, 1869, in
liber and b, 30 s. folio o. etc, and by direction
public auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 9Th day Of February, A: D. $50. at O'Clock p.
vision of square numbered two hundred and eighty
ty-one ISL, as the same is recorded in Liber X
folio 3lg in the Surveyor Office of Washington city
District of Columbia with improy ements, consisting
of two story Frame House. said lot fronting g feet
foot paved alley This s a most desirable property
Terms: 5000 cash; and the remainder in 6, IL, and
Is months s loo down when the property Is struck
of. Stamps and eonveyancing at purchasers cost
JOSHUA WHITNEY, Trustee.
jas cots fRepi CHAS. W. BOTELER, Auct
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
WEDNESDAY, February 10th. at same time and
place. JOSHUA WHITNEY, Trustee
fel0-eo&ds CHAS. w. BOTELER, Auct
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~Thirty women, of Arcadia, Trempealeau
county, Wisconsin, lately entered the saloon of
j, sse Williams, and broke open and spilled
about seven hundred dollars worth of liquors.
He had just started in business there.