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pared to be eaten. After the entertainment
the evening was very pleasantly spent in sing
ing and conversation. Before partino over
Sl02 in greenbacks, which had been contribu-
ted by the friends during the evening. was nre-
sented to their pastor, Rev. S. B. SAWYER.
Remarks were made and prayer was Offered :
The company dispersed, all feeling that a good
time had been enjoyed.
j. A. Hasty, postmaster at WATERFORD. is re-
ands of dollars by forging the names of toous s,S
stantial citizens 1t is thought that he has fled
to Canada.
AT LARGE.
The Bath Times says that nothing has vet
been done in getting out ice on the KepneRec
river, and that the excitement among parties
interested is becoming intense.
Hon. Elisha Allen, recently Chief Justice Of
the Sandwich Islands, now Minister to this
country from the kingdom of Hawaii, former
ly lived in Bangor.
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Inc only article ever invented which excludes the
dust, snow, rais and air from two sides.
Fut on by experienced men, AMI will effect a saw
ing OF nearly fifty per cent. in fuel.
W Omce at Kendall q Whituey's, Market
square, tortisnd BISHOP BROTHERS,
Jahi7uusN Sole Agents
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A LOT of beautiful Satchels Just opened at
Cooia Hassan's. Price 20 cents.
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LO = II.

fINHE subscription book of John B. Coughs Auto
II biography. probably on near Preble street,
Inc nnder will be suitably rewarded bv leaving the
P. O. Box 2016. S'''
NO subscription book is read with greater interest
hence in the Increasing demand we are not oisan,'
pointed. ianos.ItV
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F 0 R

shilling
10 Fine pant
All goods selling less than
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Sch Congress. York, Matanzas-Geo $ Hun,


FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
- Ar at New York 18th, brig Prairie Rose. Griffin
Cieniuegos. ON'' "iiiih'
= Ar at Baltimore 22d, sch Emma Bac n Re,rse
Portland. o'n' DeHse,
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Freedom Nctica

rv,urs doRHAM, January 1st, 1870.
tS ho,,s - 70 notify all whom 1t NAV concern, that
TINA tn 'e even my son, Robert +. Shackford, his
sb.i, aue ana act tor himself without reserve and
~ dat. aim nome Of his earnings nor pay any or
nis usDts after this date
Jan22eod1w" THEODORE sHACKFoRD,
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Lost I

hoksDAf, Jan. 20Lh, in Spring Street cor or
nSarse & tne Horse Railroad Depot ana No lis
ing sum OF money. The finder viii he am
January y sseaylg s it at l7s Cumberland Street
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M A N UF URE D

another half the cost of
importation. pieces o sGoodsof
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A LII citizens of Ward 2, irrespective of PARTY are
- requested to meet in Reception Hail. Civ
building, Wednesday Evening, Jan. 26 h, at II
O'clock to arrange for Social Gathering in tine New
Ward Room
jan25tia26 PER ORDER
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Patent Double Action
Rubber MOulding!

And Weather Strips, for Doors and Win.
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line French scholar. and he was highly pleased
with him. He promis'd to 90 down and aco uire
residence in the distl let Brooks asked him
what he had to pay, an0 he replied "Nothiny."
Brooks said, "YoT have a hard time politically
down there" He said they had The National
Committee gave nothing, and they had to pad
pose we give you five hundred dollars for your
political affairs down there: have you any OBJ
jections: and he replied that he had not. He
desired to say at the close of his statement few
words about this man Cathcart and the Charles
ton News, which he did, charging the paper
with being anything but a loyal sheet, and Cath
cart anything but gentleman.
After the testimony had been read, Mr.. Logan
said that he had no disposition to discuss the
question. III Mr. Whitt.more desired to make
statement, he, (Mr. Logan,) OF course. would
not interpose an objection; otherwise he would
call the previous question.
Mr.. Poland (Vt.) said lie did not rise to
apologize for MIR. Whittemores conduct or to
say word in his favor; but il was not the prac-
tlce OF the House where testimony had been
taken, to proceed upon the case without having
the evidence printed.
Mr. Logan said that was for the Honse to
determine. lie had no disposition to hasten the
matter. but he could not see the necessity for
delay.
Dir. Butler (Mass.) here offered n resolution
that the matter be postponed until Wednesday
at O'Clock. at which time Mr.. Whittemore
shall be permitted to appear at the bar OF the
llOnse, and ma Ike his own defence.
Mr.. Buffers resolution was adopted, and the
House adjourned.
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LATE TELEGRAMS, dc.

Dispatches from Mobile. st. Louis, Memphis,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other points, state
that yesterday was the coolest day of the season.
In W ashington the same opinion was generally
expressed. The thermometer at st Paul YES
terday morning was 80 degrees below zero and
IN Chicago below; at jacksonville 10 below.
The Emma, a Mississippi steamer running be-
tween Memphis and Cincinnati, struck a snay
on Saturday and upset. A stove set the boat on
lire, which was totally DESTROYED. Twelve pas
sengers, (among them five ladies,) six officers,
and the entire crew wcr. lost.
The Alabama Senate. elected in February
lSt6, under the reconstruction law, Yesterday
refused to draw and decide what Senators are
TO be elected this fall. The majority of the Sem
ate contend that they are to hold over until
1873, and yesterdays vote settles the fact.
yesterday committees OF the MARYLAND Legis-
lature, the Baltimore City Council and other
bodies, visited the English iron-clad Monarch,
and rendered her officers the inequalities of the
State.
The Philadelphia police made a raid on a
gambling saloon on Ninth street yesterday and
captured lot OF the usual sporting furniture
and tools.
The New York Common Council have ten
dered the Inequalities of the CITY to Mr. Seward
on his return To the United States.
The trial OF Jack Reynolds, the murderer of
Townsend, commenced in New York yesterday.
The Indiana Republican State Convention
meets at indianapolis to-day.
The Fenian Senate is in secret session in New
York.
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EARTHQUAKES IN LOUIsIANA.-The Iberyille
South. Feb. 18th, says:-The Calcasieu
Opelousas and hatcher papers all publish that
distinct earthquake shocks were felt i'm their
localities the 9Th of last mon tn. This is A
singular occurrence, and il will excite the
curiosity OF scientific men. How earthquakes
can take place in the low, fiat and level
sections OF Louisiana is a question not easily
answered. A few years before the war Mr..
1homassy, an able geOlogist, commenced
making an examination of Louisiana. He started
at the mouth of the Mississippi, and examined
closely every point of interest from the Gulf of
Mexico upto Red River. He afterwards pub
ished book reporting the facts ne had ascer-
Thomassy found in great many localities
proofs that there exist under volcanic forces
which are constantly in operation, making
gradual changes. He attributes the formation
OF the ''mud Jumps at the Mississippi passes
partly to these Volcanic forces and partly to
under currents of water. We have no record
Of earthquake shocks SO low down in Louisi ana
previous to those of the 9th ult. No Indian
traditlo mentions any, previous to the arrival
OF Europeans in the country.
Some curious phenomena have been from
time q time noticed in Lower Louisiana, which
NAV wei have been due to Volcanic action.
Not once, but many times, there have been dis
tnrbances OF the waters i'm some of our interior
bayous- Two years ago this occurred IN the
Bayou Plaquemine, near the indian village
The bayou was low, the weather clear and calm
Within a certain length of the stream, the
waters were suddenly raised several feet, and
were dashed into waves. This lasted but q few
minutes. Pretty soon the waters returned to
their low level, and the BAYOU was as placid
and smooth as before.
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STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of q writ of fier facas issued from the
Clerk s Office of the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia and to me directed will sell at public
sale, for cash, in front Of the Court House door of
said District, on THURSDAY, the 10th day Of
March, 1870, at II oclock m, all defendants right
title claim and interest In and TO all that part of Lot
No. S In Square No 25s, in the City of Washington
ID. c., contained within the following metes and
bounds Beginning for the same at point 50 feet o.
inches from the northwest corner Of street and
18th street west, running thence a nth Is feet ~
inches, thence west IS feet inches to 30 feet aley
thence south I6 feet 7 inches, thence east S feet
inches TO the point Of beginning together with ali
and singular the improv ements thereon, seized and
and will be sold to satisfy Execution No. 49, judi;
cials to May Term 1861, in favor Of George Poe jr
ALEX. SHARP
fe Std U. 8. Marshal, ID. q,
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of two writs Of eri facias, issued from
the Clerk Office of the SupremeCourt Of the District
of Columbia, holding an Equity Court, and to me d-
rected will sell at public sale for cash. the front
DAY the 10th day of March next 1870, at II clock
the following property, to wit, viz all Zachariah
Is, undivided half in and to the whole of Lot No
8, and part OF Lot No. 4, agrseaby to Webb Brad
j. contained within the following metes and bounds :
Beginning at the southwest corner of said lot No S.
aud running thence due east with the line of NJ
street north 30 feet thence due north feet thence
due we 30 feet and thence due south 100 feet to the
the improvement thereon, seized and levied upon
Ms the property Of Zacharah McElresh. and will he
sold to satisfy executions Nos $50 and 53 i'm favor
OF Mary Ellen McElfresh. ALEX. SHARP,
hal m ~
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Observation-Disclosures

ITO THE WORKING OLASS.-We are now pre-
Il pared to furnish all classes with constant en-
ployment at home. the whole Of the time or for the
spare moments. Business new, light and profit able
Persons Of either easily from Soc. S. per
evening, and proportional sum by devoting their
whole time to the business Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That all who this no.
tce may send their address. md test the business,
make this unparalleled Offer. 20 such not well
satisfied will send 81 to pay tor the trouble of
writing. Full particulars, valuable sample, which
will do 10 commence work on, and copy Of The PEG
pie 8 Literary CO1Rpdn io9t-ene Of the largest and
best family news papers pnblished-al sent free by
mail. Reader, if yOu wait permanent, profitable
work, address n. G. ALLEN i co Augusta
Maine. ia 13-3mD&W
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- The Ames Company, Chicopee are ma
ing pc culiar adjustable horse shoe-the inyen-
ton OF Baltimorean-which is male to be
trken OF at night when the horse l. not being
used ard put ON readily when wanted As a
pair Of boots. The cOrks of the shoe are ais adj
Unstable, and new ones can be fitted when one
set is vermont.
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THE EXPLOSION AT ST. LorIs.-Amonp the
killed by the eNnl sion of boiler at the railway
fOnndery in st. Louis on the Eth instant, was
John kerglr,or CurrIgan.l engineer at the
foundery, about iorty-two years of age; has a
wife and one or two children, and for merly of
CharlestOwn. West Nirginia
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A UCTION SALE OF MEDICINES, INSTRU-
"A MENTS AND CONDEMNED HOS
plTAL PROPERTY
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PuRvEYoR's OFFICE. /,

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICER
WAsHINGToN, ID. G., Feb. 7, 1879.
Will be offered ut public sale in tls city. at in H.
ciary Square Depot, L street, between Fourth ard
Fifth, On TUESDAY, the sth day of March, $50, at
which has been in use, embracing Surgical and Den
tai inst,uments, Bedding and Clothing, Iron Bed
Utensils, Drums, Old Band Instruments Wooden
and Leather Buckets, Meiicine and Mess Chests.
Tin Cups, Desks, brooms, Scales and Weights Deif
Plates Books Clocks, Coffee Boilers, Iron Bars mn
inch Water s,a Pipe &C., &C. Also. considerably
Hospital Stores, Beef Extract, &c DC. Alsa ~,
Covered wagons, new and in superior order.
quired. All goods purchased must be renoraa ,,s
in fur CD days. after which date no rsspousiciiiay
Catalogues ready By the LIST of March
U. SWITZERLAND.
Amy. S~ s.S
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~ COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,

RY COOPER q LATlMER, Auctioneers,
- (Successors TO j. e. Mctiuire Co.
Southwest corner feRn. avenue and llth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRENCH PLATE MIR
KORS, BRUSSELS AND THREE-PLY CAR
PITS, WALNUT AND MAHOGANY PARLOR
TAGE CHkMEER SUITE, FRENCH CHINA
RRliNNER , SET G GR9GXE FRY = AND GLASS
QUISlTES, &C AT AUCTION.
VA day Of December 1868, and duly recorded in
~ Liber No. Z, folios ~, &c, one Of tho chattel
! records for Washington county, in the Dis
trict of Columbia, 1 will sell at public auction
at 10 o'cock a m, at house No. $40 ,(old numberj
II street between 18th street and Vermont svenue
avery excellent assortment of Household Furniture
&c, consisting in part Of
French Plate Mantel and Pier Mirrors
Marble top and other Tables
Brussels. Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Gilt and Bronze Chandeliers and Candelabras
Etagere, Rosewood Tables
Three Mahogany Book Gases
Mahogany Hair-clO Sofa and Chairs
Walnut Extension Dining Table
French China Dim e- Set
Crockery and Glassware, Refrigerators
Walnut and Mahogany Bei&esds Bureaus and
Washstands
Mahogany wardrobes, Window Shades
Oak Cottage Chamber Suite ~ pieces
Walnut Dressing Table, with glass
Hair and Husk M Mattresses
Feather Bolsters and Pillows
@ lored Engravings. Toilet Sets
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Terms cash. III. p y. WILSON, Trustee.
JAZZ dts Ikep.l COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
place: BY order of the Trustee.
8 fel6-eo&ds COOPER LATIMER, Auets.
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SHoEMAKERs' STRIKE IN MASSACHUSETTS,
The shoeInokers of Lynn, MASSACHUSETTS, have
raised $1,000 to aid their brethren or a strike al
Worct ster, and have voted to contribute this
amount weekly until July LIST, if necessary. The
weymouth shoemakers also, contributed $50.
ana yOtt to tax themselves five per cent of their
weekly earnings for the benefit Of the Worcester
strikers until the strike is ended.
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
OFFICE CHIKF QUaRrERMAsrER,
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA

RIcHxoSD, Va, February 8, isp 4
sealed Proposals In trirlcateI viii be received ~
me Undersigned until Il o'clock m. on TIL RSDAY.
tne 10Th day Of March. ls0, for building superia
tendont Lode Of brick 1t the National Ccnetcry,
near Hichm0nd. Virginia. according 90 plans 81
speshcstions which be seen a. this ONCE Size,
Is feet by n feet. with wing u feet by Is feet. and
porch eject wide On the angle. IN front Of wing au
aide Of main building; one story In height, Win
Haneard roof
Propo-aIs may be made for the whole work or fer
mas.ofry and carpenter work separately, aud each
TIE riehf Is reserved 10 reject any or an BIDS not
The envelopes containing bids 90 b. eoAsr9e1
>. Propossis for lodge, and forwsrdsd b. 0ail -
tfis efkce.
BY order Of the oaarts.nssssr. e.esssl .Ar.s.
Breyet Colonel, q. -. y. 3. Army,
fell G. Chik z. =. De- u 81 Virginia.
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RY GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctionaers
~ No. SIG, Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
SIXTH WARDS.
- Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme
9Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the
18TH day of January. A. ID. ET0. in a certain
cause. wherein A. Brooks Everett com plainant
and Benjamin III. Everett ct al defendants the
came being equity cause No. l0t9 Eq. Doc. s, the
undersigned trustees, appointed by said decree will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on MON
DAY, the 2lst day Of February. $50, at o'clock p
on the premises lots numbered Is, L. L. 10, and H.
in square No. o4 and lots numbered 10, H. and II,
IN square No $685. in the City Of Washington, District
Of Columbia
And by virtue of said decree we shall also sell at
anction, on WEDNESDAY, the I'D day Of February.
lS10 at o'clock =. M, on the premises, to tie high
est bidder lot numbered II, in square No. S54 and
lots numbered Is, l9 %, and Il, in square No 49, in
said city and District
The terms IF SALE as prescribed by said decree are
as follows Une third Of the purchase money tn be
paid i'm cash on the day Of sale, and the residue
Thereon in eqnal instalim.nts, IN six, twelve and
eigheeen months from the day Of SALE the deferred
payments To bear int rest from said day, and To be
TO the property TO be retained until the sale is rati
fed by the Court, at which time deeds will be made
to the purchasers; AMI deeds Of trust taken secure
the deferred payments. All convey ancing and rev
emu stamps al the cost of he purchasers Oncthird
OF the purchase money to be deposited with the auc-
tioneers when the property is sold Ii the terms Of
sale are not complied with, the property to be resod
at the cost of the purchaser purchasers.
CHARLES WALTER, lr
JAMES q. CLEPHANE,( rus'ees-
ia 25-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts,
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p EDUcrIoN In THE PRICE OF COKE.

J he price Of Coke during the month OF Febru,rv
will be reduced to six 90 cents per bushe Cartass
eAifS. lChron&BepupJ fe3-dtmarl
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QY GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, Southeast corner eth and ID streets

VALUABLE BOOKS, PAPERS, AND DOCU-
MENTS FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
viii be sold to pay storage. OH WEDNESDAY,
March 2, $50. at ~ O'Clock a. m at the warehouse
OF John Ogden, No. 3l4 Seventh street west, be-
tween Market Space and ID street north
Gales SeatOn Annals Of Congress from E97, about
5000 volumes.
Gales SeatOn's American State Papers
large number Of volumes Of the Public Land Laws
of the United States.
Gales & seaton Register of Debates, complete Set
unbound.
Upwards Of volumes Of the National Intelligencer,
supposed to be complete.
About 20 or ~ tons of the Annals of Congress, un
bound
Several volumes of American State Papers.
A lot of Type.
Terms cash.
fel9-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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~ y 7 L q Il

BY virtue Of writ Of e. ia. issued by 7 nrury.
ESQ Justice of the Peace for the County % Wash
inCton. IL. e., and 60 directed. shan expos to
Inblic sale, for cash To The highest bidder on WED
NESDAf, the 2si day Of February. ISs, on lsth
street: between and streets, O'Clock p. m g,
the following property. to wit: One Frame Csrpan-
ter shop, lot of Board Fencing one lot of Post
ard Rails. Seized and taken the property of v.
1-trutter Tor ground rent, tn satisfy Judgment
and execution in favor of N. Caliae agent
JOHN DEWDNEl, Constable.
February Is, $50. fe 10 81.
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II Ar RIED.

DAl-CREEN: On the LIST of February, Mt the
street Island, by the Rev. w H. Evans Mr. JOH n
DAY To Miss FRANCES JANE GREEN both OF
FRINGE Georges county. Md. Marlboro papers
please copy.
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limited STATES PATENT orrICr

" WAsHINeroN. ID. O., January Il, ls7o
On the petition Of THOMAS II. POWERS of Mil.
waukee, Wis, praying for the extension of nafant
granted TO him on the 9th day of MAY 1855 for An
Improvement In Furnaces for Smeltin eiron. ~ ~
lit IL ordered that the testimony in the ease ha
for filing arguments and the Examiner renort be
limited the 18th day Of pr next and that said ma
titiou be heard on II . 10Th day OF April neTt ~
Any person may oppose this extension
BAMUEL 3. FISHER,
jaA!sWSW Coumisstoner Of Patents
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DIED.

DPSHUR. February 2Ist ADELPHIA Up
81 II. il the 9th year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place IRON her late resi-
cebre No III 9Th street, between ii and streets
On Wednesday 25d inst at 2 O'Clock y m The
friends If the family invited to attend
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORh'0W

Rf WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., Al cuoheefs,
u New Marble Buisdfn>
Stores No. 900 and 9Oa Pennsy. rahia avenue.
EffhCIS or HOUSE No 4sS TENTH
stKEET. BETMEEN PENNSYLVANIA AF.
AND SIREET, At AUCTION
a TN WEDNESDAY, MORNING. vebrua,y
W =. commencing NJ 10 clock. we will --if the
~ ntir- Household Effects cantsined in rrassse
u lN": a.. Tenth street; near Pennsyivsnia ave-
rue, a. snction, which we name IN part, viz:
Rosewood Piano. Stool AID Cover
Parlor sufte, in Green Reps
Mar ble-tnp Tables
Fine w slnut Chamber Suites
Cottage Chan Der Suites
Marble top Bureaus
Brussels, Three ply, Ingrsia aud stair Carpet,
Oilcloths, stair Rods
Hat rack, Stoves
Ext nsion Table
Lounges, Chairs
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Feather Beds and Pillows
Tin Ware. Crock.vy
Glass Ware, Window shades, a.. Sc
With other articles in the housek ,eping line aiIo
which Will be sold without reserve.
IL WIN. WALL Co, Aucts.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuctIoneers
- No. 3l9, southeast corner of 9Th and streets

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctloneers
- No. 3l9, southeast corner Of 9TH and ID streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES, AND FIN
ISHED WITH ALL THE MODERN I'M
llSS2P1 I'M sTRt ~ STREET. BET. 18TH
La BY virtue of a deed of trust TO the undersign-
4 ed dated 18th day Of jan, 1863 and recorded in
sA. Liber and X, folio 2l6 one of the land
records OF Washington county, shall sell on
MONDAY. Feb. 18th, 1870, at AZ o'clock on the
premises, at public auction all that piece parcel
of land known and described as lots No . and IS of
white s subdivision OF square 236, with improve
ments.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, balance in eaual
payments Of six, twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months The purchaser to give his promisory notes
the premises. One hundred dollars { 8 1907 cash
on each house when sold All stamps and Conveyance.
ing at cost of purchaser. And if the terms of sale
are not complied with in five days after sale the
trustees the right to resell the property al
the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser by ad
vcrtising three times in some daily paper of Wash
ington city. N.HARBAUGH,l r.,..oo,
JaH-e o&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
STHEA SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
place. BY order of the trustees.
fe lid GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until THURSDAY, the 2ifh
inst, same hour and place. By order of the tIus.
tees. Ifeel-dJ GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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METROPOLITAN
NA BOWLING SALOON,
UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL
rHSNA AVENUE, NEAR 1lrH STREET WEST.
GEORGE BAUER, Proprietor
Open from q. m. to y p. m. The Bar 10 stocked
with the nnest Liquors, Wines, and Ales,
segars Of the finest brands.
Can and Att
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OARPETs, CURTAINS, &c.
THE LARGEST HTOOKi
THE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNSu
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES m
WIN. Q. MITCHELL Il CO..
Over Perry Broh
epD-U Dry Goods Embellishments