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PATRIoTIcALLY SAID.-The Anderson
InteHigencer, referring to remark of ours
that we could not appreciate the wisdom
OF Its suggestion to waive opposition to
the radical nominee for Governor, ro-
altrms its views, but says in conclusion
"But the PHOENIX declares that it never
can and never shall give its assent to tho
programme suggested by this journal.
We beg leave to say, in this connection.
that our views are offered in advance of
State Convention, and should such
body, rejecting fairly the wishes and
opinions OF the majority of our political
associates, determine to nominate State
ticket, we shall bow submissiyely to its
behest."
The main reason given by the hteli-
gencer to recede from an issue on the
State ticket is embraced in this extract.
That journal says
"The colored vote is strongly in favor
of the prospective radical nominee, un-
derstood to be Gov. Scott. And while
wo would not let him walk 'unchallepg-
ed over the field if we could see pro-
liability of defeating him, yet we are
convinced that every effort should be
made to put good and true men in the
Legislature, and that this can best be ae-
compiished by concentrating the fight
upon men of local reput ltion rather than
nggregatlng the contest for the Executive
department.. The latter is bound 20
overshadow and give color to the contest
In every County. and we are not hopeful
OF the result. Hence, we have express
ed our views candidly, if not with the
prudence and circumspection of Others"
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THE DEMAND TELLS THE SroRY.-From ali,
directions, orders for FHALoN's VITALIA OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR come pouring in. All
the noxious Dyes, &c , 90 down before it, A
year hence, they will be- unmarketable. The
ladies say it is as pleasant to uso as q per-
fumed toilet water, and it is as Transparent as
crystal. Nothing else reproduces so perfectly
the original hue Of the hair. Nl15 "A
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Dancing,

.c PROF. MILAN will open a DANCING
20 ACADEMY ut tile Nickerson House, for
GA the instruction of Gentlemcn and La
G-iiAdics, rs well as young folks. Days of in-
struction, Thursday, Friday aud Saturday, at
O'CLOCK p: m Night Classes for Gentlemen
same evenings. at o'clock. Private entrance
for Ladies on The West side of the Hotel.
Observation-Disclosures. Wearn & Hix, Mai.
McCrecry, Maj. r. II. Lowrance, MIR. C. +.
Janncy. Mav17
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The st. Domingo negroes, we are sorry
to see, are growing ''riled." We have
the New York 1'ibune's authority for the
threat of ''a general revolution" ex-
pected there, tunless the United States
interfere and ratify tho treaty." This
will no doubt prove terrible eventuality
for Northern radicals to contemplate; but
down here it will be regarded much more
placidly. We are not aware of any mis-
fortune we could bear with more Chris
tian resignation than revolution in St.
Domingo, or any other locality, far
enough away from our country. Besides
this, we could find considerable consola-
tion in the fact that the longer it lasts
and the more vigorous it is carried on,
the fewer Dominicans there will be left
to annex, when Gen. Grant succeeds in
lobbying the bill through Congress. The
only curious thing about it is that the
st. Domingo negroes should be such alb
surd fools as to go to fighting with each
other because the United States declines
their society-as clear o case of biting
off the nose to spite the face as ever came
under international observation. If thew
will do it. however, and Greeley assures
us Of that fact, all we have to say to them
is: $50 it! Pitch in! and may the best
man win" We can certainly stand it as
dong as they can.
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COZ { b Esl3 s.
Friday morning. Z. nay 90, 1870.
ROaislcal cePItaa ut aha Expenso OF I'm.
Aslslfa us lHstrlnl CAPITAL. ~


is dastrla1 Capital.
The Charleston Rspu5lican is seeking
to make all tho capital it can out OF some
remarks attributed TO Col. d. Wyatt
Aikenf in The Charleston Agricultural
and Immigration Convention. The ef-
fort lie nov making to improve South
Carolina Sby the introduction in our
midst Of good and intelligent GLASS of
settlers from the North and Europe. So
far as Col. Aiken's remarks are con-
cerned, he speaks for himself. But if
the Repsiblican desires it understood that
cordial welcome does not await the i'm
migrant here then does it .misrepresent
the sentiments Of our people. The i'm.
migrantwh comes here will stand upon
hismerits. and those merits will secure
forhim the same recognition in South
Cafolina as elsewhere. This was the SEN
tiaasnt,of the convention. But why pa
rsass the temarks'o q delegate, and make
political capital out of them? What
good, South Carolina does this effect?
The Reph5iicda affects to desire immi-
.gTAntsto aettlein this State. But does
itssdonrse not show that this is mere
.pretense and shanp Does its course
nof hhow that it is ready to sacrifice the
industrial interests of tho State to ac-
oonplieh small party purposes? The Re.
publtcani we presume, does not really de-
site the introduction OF aohite settlers in
the State. It prefers the political and
the financial passenger. It prefers that
the soil Of South Carolina be kept open
to the inroads and ravages Of the rob-
bers and pilferers, who improperly ma
nipdlate the bonds and stocks of the
State, and put their hands deep down
into the treasury. It would have South
Carolina to continue one vast PRESERVE
for the would be lordly masters of the
States finances.
As;toS this Convention matter, which
the Republican rolls like sweet morsel
under its busy tongue, its course has
been most unfair. It brings out most
prominently one adverse feature of Col.
Aiken's remarks. but it has little to say
aboptthe generous. hearty, liberal and
broad 'views that the Convention ap-
proved and applauded. Let the STATE
perish, but let THE PARTY live-this seems
the creed of ''the organ" To us, it oc-
curs.athat better sentiment is, to let
PARTIES perish and OFFICE SEEKERS and
OFFICE. HOLDERS perish with them, pro-
vided2 the STATE shall live. Thus, at
least, the "rank and file" think-thus,
at least, the PEOPLE reason.
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Do not DO discouraged. If you have Dys.
pepsia, or any disease Of the Liver, there ia n
long life Of happiness before you, il you oniv
use SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. Ml5 "a
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Horse and Wagon for Sale.

FOR SALE, a substantial
Gs8aR WAGON, good HORSE. nm
T3etH suitable HARNESS. For
q. ,sss ssssn:erms, etc, apply to MRS. K.
ALLEN, corner of Richardson and Blanding
streets. Nav IN o o
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WILLIAM GLAZE

HAS JUST RECEIVED another lot Of fine
Ill English and French SPECTACLES, the
best Of Scotch pebble. The French Perosco-
pic Scotch Glasses are superior to any Ameri-
can Glass made. Get the best Glass and save
your sight. VIM. GLAZE.
Mays t1m
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LIST OF New ADvERTIsEMENTs.-
J. II. Colemau-Trial Justice.
Meeting Palmetto Lodge No. 5, I. o. o. f.
II. Coon-Finul Notice.
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For CONGRESS. .-Mnjor J. e. Eacon,
of Edgeield, having been nominated for
Congress from this Congressional Dis
trict, has accepted tho nomination. In
his card, Major Bacon, referring to his
political views, says:
81 cannot better express them in ge-
neral than by q reference to and endorse
ment of the resolutions of the late press
convention in Columbia. The consum
nation devoutly to be wished is the
hearty cooperation of nj classes of the
community, regurdless of color or preyi.
GUS condition, in order to relieve the
people from the onerous burden of taxa.
tion so recklessly aud cumulatively cast
upon them; to inaugurate an economical
reform of the finances. and to expose
and denounce the corruption now riot
ing and fattening in high places"
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BETTER-"How do you feel this morn
ing James ?" Every much better, J. thank
you, did not think, when came out,
that was so we'll; but I know I am bet
ter now, for I just met the undertaken,
and he looked black at me 70
Arebellion of the Khirgish tribes, liy-
ing on the shores Of the Caspian Sea.
against the authority of Russia, is re-
ported from London.
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Hungry people, go to Pollock's.

A queer wedding took place in New
York, few days ago. A father and q
son married mother and daughter
the strange part OF it being, that the
father married the daughter and the mo-
ther married the son.
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Stocks and Bonds.

GOID AND SILVER,
VI Bank Notes, Coupons.
County Claims, Jury Certificates, Mutilated
Currency. &c, &c. Bought and sold by
D. .GAMBRILI. Broker,
Othco Columbia Hotel Building, Main street.
May 10 3mO
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Qveen Victoria gets 81, 925, 900 ,year.
and the Prince of Wales $500, 1000
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WILLIAM GLAZE

HAS WATCHES REPAIRED by thu heat of
IL Workmen. All kinds of JEWELRY re-.
paired ard mado to order. ENGRAVING
done by ono OF the best Engravers in the
South. WM. GI,AZE
Mays fin
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Connoisseurs, go to Pollock's.

A ST. Louis runaway horse went
through barber-shop window. He took
his turn furnishing his own lather. It
was close shave for chap who was
having his hair cut.
Drinkists, go to Pollock's.
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To School Teachers.

PRYAN 4 McCARTER, Columbia, S. c..
- always keep for sale large assortment of
CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHooL Books: alsO
FRENCH and GERMAN SCHOOL Books and
SCHOOL STAT1oNBnY, at low prices MAY 10
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100 Bales Hay,
Dissolution:

Dissolution:
NlHE firm Of FISHER & HEINITSH ia this
Il day dissolved, by mutual consent.
j. FISHER,
Z. H. HEINITSH.
Columbia, s. O., April 80. 1870. May
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Law Books on the New Code.
A LSO, a Variety of NEW LAW BOOKS
~ Acts OF Legislature, &c., for sale by
April 20 BRYAN a. NICCARTER
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Final Notice

Final NOTICE.
fUNHE undersigned gives notice that no will
u apply to Hon. Wm. Hutson Wigg, Judge
OF Probate. at his Office. in Columb bia, the Goth
of Juno, 1870, for final discharge as Adminis.
TRAITOR Of Jacob Wyrick, deceased.
May 90 l3t n c0oN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-19

The Captain General Of Cuba telegraphsf ON
Puerto Principe that the insurgent forces, Jn'ler
Masimo Gomiz and Modesto Disz, made at
tempt TO pass the lines of valmaseda's division,
Al Csnto Abajo, with the object Of invading g
spanish battalions and repuised, with the loss
Il lao killed The rebels Ned in great con-
fusion, and at last accounts were utterly disor-
ss.nized.
Furployes on some OF the horse RAILROADS i'm
New York have struck against making an extra
ui; daily. They forcibly prevent new drivers
rom rurning their cars. The depots are guarded
hy The police.
our dispatches from Europe announce a ter
rihle calamity near Brussels Yesterday The
boiler Of = large linen factory explodel. killing
atVut fwenty persons, and the building was
bum, 20 the ground
Z Is stated that on Monday ? ext a series OF
= liz meetings will commence. IN Frame, at
which the pfebiscite is to be discussed aud the
rcorle instructed in the constitutional cha ages
proposed.
The banking house OF Scott, Williams & Co..
of Columbia, South Carolina, was broken open
on Saturday night, and the vault fore ii and
robbed OF money and securities to the amount
of fifty or sixty thousand dollars.
I'm the Mexican Congress sc Gus char yes have
been preferred against Senior Romero, Secre-
iary Of the Treasury. A committee of inyesti-
CATION has been appointed.
The Madrid Impartial SAYS that IL is probable
that the question Of a monarchy will be brought
before the COrtes before the discussion Of or
game laws, which is fixed to take place at an
early day.
Delegates from the Fenian Convention lately
held i'm Chicago arrived in New York yesterday
to attend the convention called by Gen. O'Neill
to meet Tomorrow.
The Prince Edwards Island Legislature by
vote Of 10 to rejects confederation with Cana
da-
The Nova Scotia House of Assembly has
passed bill providing for future elections by
ballet.
eminent to withdraw its troops.
The Emperor Napoleon attended the races at
Inn Ia ,pa voafordav
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS Auotionsers.

IL On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day o April,
n Ino, Ct oelGck ? M re shall ell on the
acres Of land, moro less, with the
consisting Of three story brick dwelling house,
stable Tor six horses, carriage house, two barns
corn and grain houses, two tenantabfe houses, q
grist mill two and half stories high, said mill in
working condition and capable of grinding one hun
dred bushels of corn day, a frame dwelling house
opposite the mill There several other outhouses
on the farm, suitable for stock pur posee also, a
large orchard with variety Of fruit trees plenty Of
water on the farm and sulphur spring OF the best
Of water The above farm is cut three miles from
Washington city, and about one mile from the In
sane Asylum over the Navy Yard Bridge.
Terms: 81 coo cash; balance 1, 2, s, 4, Sc and 7
years, for notes bearing interest and secured by q
deed OF trust on the premises. All couveyencing and
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. $50 down on
the day Of sale. GREEN WILLIAMS,
apl2d TRep.I Auctioneers
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TIE investigation of the charges Of that
saint, Fernando Wood. against the rascal Gen.
Howardhas begun at Washington, but for some
Unexplained reason it is secret and neither
spectators nor reporters are admitted. IL
anything Is proved against Gen. Howard,
however, We shall probably know il in due time,
and when found we will make q note of il.
Meanwhile We can't help thinking Fernando
Wood must be a brave man as well as a good
and pure one, to dare to shop on to- Gen.
Howard after the very poor success that Presi-
dent johnson and Gordon Granger had in a
similar enterprise some time ago-Sprirgfeld
RepHblicda.
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ALLEGED HEAVY SwINDLTNG OPERATIONS IN
INV ORLEANs--Last Saturday man, who il
Since appears, was ex-Auditor Wickliffe dis
gu1sed, and who has not been seen since, went
70 the brokerage Office of Mr.. j. Strauss, on st.
Charles street, and sold him $50 900 OF fraudu-
lent State warrants, receiving therefor s. 900
IN cash, and check on the Southern Bank for
$4,000. He said he would call again Monday or
send his messenger for the balance. In the
mean time Mr.. Strauss became suspicious,
stopped the payment OF the check and put the
police on the alert, too late, however, to catch
N1ekhffe, who is supposed to have fed to part
nnknown His messenger proved to be Jane /.
Mushaway, who, calling for the promised
baance, was arrested by Captain Schneider and
scPeclai Oncer Sinclair, on q charge of being
accessory after the fact to a felony. On his
person were found SIS 900. This sum wa
sequestered in the hands of the police and
turned over to Mr.. Strauss, and is about all
perhaps he will ever get Of his 81 900. Musha-
way was locked up for examination this morn
ing before Recorder Houghton.-Ne1 o. lean,
Bee. ApriI l2.
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M COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- successors to J. G. Mcclure a Co i
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT, ON 1 STREET NORTH BETWEEN 2D
AND b. STREETS SIRE VEST, AT AUCTION;
fss: nrst day of August. 1883, recorded In Liber
recoTds for 70 noo y, ct SEQ one OF the land
Columbia, shall proceed to sell, at public auction
on the premises, on MONDAY, the ID day of May
a. D. lI9 at 81 o'clock p m, all that part Of that
certalniot OF ground sitnate and lying in Washing
ton city in the DISTRICT OF Columbia, and known as
Lot No Il, IN square No. 562; beginning for said part
Oi lot at the northeast corner Of said lot; running
thence south, $50 feet to q private alley in said
square, thence west % feet inches thence north I'D
ieet to street thench east 20 feet inches, to the
oeg1nn1ng, with the Improves thereon, oonsist.
Ing OF nearly new thres. story. dwelling House.
WIN back building, with all modern conveniences,
And containing 10 rooms. This property IA onnosite
the residence Of General sherman in one Of ths most
beautiful and rapidly improving parts Of th. city.
Terms of sale: $500 cash; u which $ao must
Do paid down whom the property is knocked on bal
en- :: equal payments at Q, r. IS and a months,
ior winch the purchaser notes mnst be given hear,
Ing interest from the day Of sale, ana secured bv
deed OF trust on the premises All cnnveyancing and
stamps at purchaser cost If the terms of sale are
not complied with within a, days after the sy of
sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell AT the
risk and cost Of the defanltiag Purchaser.
X. i. MORSELL, Trustee.
up 3dtd COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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RY WIN. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
II New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 902 Penn. az, cor 9th IT.
CHANCERY SALE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s ETEAn EETs THT At THE CORNER OF 18th
DOUGLASS GREEN House, no

s sSSGGs!Essss sk CEN n 81 Known As
q sSs b M:rss
iuneia, in equity sitting, in the cause Of Cor
equity docket No Of said court, the subscriber a.
s0s Ss & Public sns9n
May, A. d; 1870, at O'Clock p m, in front Of the
S i5s the
and being Il the ). asre numbered tso hundred ana
said square, beginning Tor the lines thereof At the
asS TaDnSs
then due east one hundred and two tveIfths 100 aj
linz q aid Ot numbered due south Forty T 10
III H.. sas e north and
sq sns SeRss 81
ground ds.sn.ssa b 'le he Of humber Hss
fS ss cris e. in ot. s Of
drsd AID twenty three re- II tie .sid city 3 the
@ from the Of ssS rST
and two feet to the line e1 Of iot nu%
four 90 dine south ten iiOj feet to the line Of lot
ag nSs e., thence with line Of lot
square inches Of ground With ali the buldinss ir
pro soyenenss: rights and appurtenances to the said
This properly is most elisibly situated a. the cor
the Treasury buildings and the Qusrtermssters De-
equal Of hrd %SaR fnsss
are e be given payable respectively 8, Il and Is
be paid Settlement to Be made within DAYS froS
i & q Tie 1 s;s
ap7-Staw3w hep WM . L. WALL 4 90. Hucts
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DEATH on An Ex-CONG REssNAN-The death
OF General Albert Rust, of Arkansas, Is an
years public character Of prominence and in
nuence in his section having represented his
district IN Congress and held the commission of
preadler general IN the Confederate States
army. -
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RY COOPER LATIMRR, Auctsoneers,
- (specessors to Jas. Q. Mcclure q Co \
Southwest corner Penn avenue and IItb a

PEREMPTORY SALE
TMO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. ON 14TH
sIkEET. BETWEEN AND V STREETS,
IN THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April sI.t,
clock, on the premises will sell Lots 4
feat ST 2, IN s9IsEs 20 having each front Of Do
grade end pavement in front. Street cars pass the
Terms One half cash; balance in 6 and 10
months, with interest, secured by a deed Of trust
'Sonveyances and stamps at cost Of purchaser. $50
rlS-H COOPER 4 LATIMER. Aucts
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10y THOs. e. wAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
919 9TH street, opposite Post Once.

1MPROyED PROPERTY AT AUCTION ON
MYTH STREET; ISLAND, BETWEEN d
IL On FRIDAY, I'D Of April, at O'Clock,
E"" shall offer at public auction, the premises,
~the south two Brick Houses on 9th street, be-
tween ID and K, nine rooms each.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in 6, IL and IS
months, All conyeyancing at purchasers cost. To
be resoid in five days if terms Of sale not
apS-5 THOS. T.. WA4GAMAN, Auct
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3 or A NAVY vEsSIL.

"nI BINQy GREAT RIMEpY,vIA rUoA ~
~ Rssd Pamphlet q Wonderful Ourea ior
g: 0ItVEkf f6RD. No. hes PsassyiSaciss MAJ ~. y
80. A1 - l-lm
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10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
~ (Successers to J. y. Mcclure q Col
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and llth Ut
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
frEk0skkTY AT THE CORNER OF 18Th

TRRRRsSTrEEE s SALE OF yALgABLs IMPROVED
siREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
IL By virtue of deed Of trust, dated the 9Th of
E.": pecenber, 1856, and recorded in Liber K. O.
E., No. n, folio 333, one of the land rec lrds of
Wellington county in the District Of Columbia the
undersigned will sell, at public auction, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 10Th day Of April, ct 81 clock D m
on the premises all that piece parcel Of ground
being part OF Lot g. IN Square 49, beginning for the
same AZ the corner OF said lot and thence
running due north by and with the fine Of 18th street
west 81 thence due east - thence beginning
at the starting point and running eestwardly By and
with the line Of New York rs feet thence by
Q line drawn at right angles to said avenue north
wardly Sc feets inches, thence BY line drawn north
wardly IL feet inches until II meets q line drawn
from the end Of the second line described feet and
thence BY this last to the end Of the second line to-
gether with piece Of land feet In width, extend
ing from the northeast Of the piece OF ground
hereinfore described by and west Of the continuation
OF the sth described line 10 the public asy at the
The improvements consist OF a largo two story
Brick Dwelling, with basement and attic contain
niences; yell suited for business property pri
Terms II sale: $1,000 Of the purchXse money to be
paid In cash. and the residue in equal psyments
Of six and twelve months, with interest III the
terms OF sale are not complied with in Eve days from
day Of salt, the property will be resold at the rsk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. Revenue
stamps and convey ancing at purchasers cost. A
deposit Of S59 viii be REQUIRED when the property
mh31 dads COOPER q LATINBR Aucts
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF
~ HALL & HOWARD.
All persons having claims against the late frm of
HALL 4 HOWARD, Of this city, requested to
present the same to us on or before the FIRST DAY
hna distribution and settlement Of their affairs All
creditors failing to present their claims by the time
named will be debarred from said eettlenent
BARBOUR HAMILTON, Assignees,
Washington, ID. q.
Washington, March q, $50. ap3tMy1
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

VALUABLE Two:sTORY BRICK HOUSE,
BRICK STABLEAND LARGE BUILDING LOT
STREETS, N w
a ON THURSDAY, the 2lst instant. We
E"" shall sell, in front of the premises, at 81,
Aoclock p m, the following handsome prop
erty VIZ Lots No. "a and IS in subdivision of orig-
feet at the corner Of 7th street. with depth Of s
feet on street, to alley, with the improvements,
Stable, "a BY %, and % feet high =
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, IL and Is
run for four years; the to give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from of
when the property is knocked down. All Convey
ancinE at cost of purchaser.
api5,d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aue,,-s