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OPKRA-washington city ranks well amongst
the musical people of the country for its appre-
citation and encouragement Of music worthy of
the name, and the demand for seats for the
season of the Parepa- Rosa English Opera Com
pany indicates that the company will have no
occasion to regret its visit. OF the merits o.
Parepa Rosa as a soprano nothing need be said
beyond the fact that her voice is said ID have
even improved since her last season. Her COM
pany is undoubtedly the finest in this country
embracing many distinguished operate stars
and by reference to the advertisement in
another column it win be seen that the seven
operas to be given at the New National Theater
are among the most charming and popular.
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WASHINGTON CITY:

Who shah decide when doctors (or women)
disagree? While the WOodhulls, Anthonys,
StantOns, and the rest of them are doing battle
in behalf of female suffrage we have Mrs. Sher-
man, Mrs. Dahlgren, Catherine Beecher, Almira
Phelps, and other women of prominence pIo-
testing quite as earnestly against woman suf-
frage, maintaining that il would be an evil to
her and to the country at large"
In the Baltimore True Woman for November
an anti suffrage publication, Mrs. Dahlgren
argues that female suffrage Is TO be opposed on
principle, and not weakly yielded to as a matter
OF exredieney on the ground that it is "bound to
Gene" when we have thus Yielded says
she, "let us close our churches, bid those who
preach the Gospel be silent, let our daughters
desert our homes because the temPter lures,
let order sink back into chaos, and then let
frenzied change hold her saturnalia, and en-
throne her Goddess of License"
We suspect, however, that the female anti
suEragists have little show in the contest with
their aggressive and denonstrative opponents
Inch by inch the woman suffrsgists are making
their way, and at the recent election their right
10 vote under the fourteenth amendment has
been conceded in at least two instances, that of
Miss Lizzie Anderson, in Taylor county, Iowa,
and Mrs. Margaret Muller, in New York city.
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LADIES IEPARThEET

4 rsis Brown Fleeced Hose, 5 PAIR Iron Frame
BE- b%ss PER- sgrs fine pair sxt51 Brown Bal
nsF I'm 3Ssi s siss q Linen h
Collar, pair fine Kid, Cloth, Silk or Buck Gloves;
PAR long Knit Leggins, handsome Zephyr Cloud
cpl, nGid Ladies Merino Vest, all leather Satchei
Ssst ooosr sIn MSrk or Travelling Basket,
the sItielts, including full stock of Jewelry
FOR GENTLEMEN.
iTair superstout English Hall Hose, 8 pair super
Merin" ct Shaker Knit do, good all linen mined
bcideI all linen Hemmed do, 2 very fine do, pair
fire Cloth at Kid Lined with Fur Trimming Buck or
Pp. HE the Gss us
,nameled Size Buttons, Screw Studs Pin: very
l6Lg all wool Scarf, 1 excellent Merino Shirt or
FOa CHILDREN.
pair Brown liked full regular Hose, pair Iron
moral pair better do, fine Knit sscaue Mo Hood or
Leggfns.
Dolls in ABOUT 20 different styles, dressed and un-
STT dressed; Dol Carriages Cradles and Bedsteads
Puazes Teo Ghes. BuilSse b fsps
Paints, Accol deems and Concertinas, Mouth Har.
and sc Of RI Ter Pins Essatse
ao.e Carts with Bells Punch and Judy, Ranges and
o'O'''' "''' MISCELLANEOUS.
get OF Chessmrn or pominoes, Brae kets in endless
variety, Fancy Wood Mats in set; White Piaue
Desis Work Boxes snd neee ar ina
Boxes with Pufs, Hand and standing Mirrors, km.
bro;d ered Slippers and Cushions, Lace and Hand
EVERY DOLI1R you BUY. 10 YIN
NEW GOODS RECEIVED EVERY DAY.
=. SlLvERBER0,
49, Slg SEVENTH STREET,
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TIE New York Post Of last evening says -" The
graz defeat Of che city cOrruptionists AZ the cleo
Ton yesterday has done more. in mercantile and
financial circles, to restore confidence than any
e. ent stree the termination Of the late civil war
sensitive TO every influence. r. feet tbs buoyant
ieeiing which today pervades the business aud
banking community" In the money market the
rates on call were aud per cent with the supply
ample, and government bonds were strong
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They are having an epidemic of cabinet crises
ali over Europe. Austria, Spain, and Greece
are the latest and France and England
seem TO stand very much in dread of an attack
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TOFFICIAL.1
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Applications 20 the President are 60 numer-
Gus and frequent from Societies for leaves Of absence
for their members employed in the several Depart
ments that In future he would prefer not to enter
tain them, and Is constrained TO direct that such
members will themselves apply to their immediate
Official superors for all indulsencies of that charsc
far
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Napoleon III pins his faith on plebiscite;
Theirs is afraid of it-and yet they talk of the
weakness of the Bonapartists, and the growth of
republican sentiment in France.
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In view of the gains made by the republicans
IN Maryland, the Baltimore AMERICAN thinks
that the state can be carried for Grant in 1872.
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TO GIVE You AN IDA WHAT DOLLAR
WILL BUY AT
sILVERBERG'S

NET EOPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
Lock over the following
LIS T OF ARTICLES,
And if YOU see anything you want, go there and
lock att
YOU WILL SAVE FROM 25 TO so CENTS ON
EEkRH DOLLAR YOU BUY.
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A DIV RTIsE aENT.

This well known AMOS HUNT has sued the widow
Barrett, and after sueng her he fss fined her 100
for repairing her fence with her own lumber and on
her own and Joins the wall of her house, and he
has no fence joining him. He has an alley between
his tcuse and hers, and he has put q stone fence
against the plank fence inside of his alley sold
Amos Hunt lot fronting twenty feet, running the
same width to an alley between lots % and n He
then built, and run half the wall my land and the
other side ran half the wall on my dsughter's land,
lot a. where be built He would no; let MS build on
our own land until we had paid him the money for
the wall he put land. Amer his receiv.
ing our money for the wall he took possession
Of all the wall ON each side. He then had the
land and the wall, and our money for it, and
holds IL mp to this day, and plastered it white
as bis house. When commenced painting my
house i took possession Of my part Of the wall
to paint II the color Of my house. He hsIloed
ont 70 persons that was painting his wall, and
seIt ule an nsuflng note that daubinR his
wall; and bis sontn law, Lowell drove the PAINTER
away and knocked the brush out of his hand ana
brvke The line and threw II dos ON nv head NJ INV
docr' Mhen We commenced epsirine our properly
he would drive our WORK men away, and would not
le, then DO or work One ,my daughters owned one
lsboriDe man 70 open drain n let the water ouf
Of her yard and cellar into the alley and this Amos
Hunt drove the lsboring man away, and said ne
eLout the TIM be sued the corporation for the water
in the alley he wants to be master over me and INV
Children. be has built stable. and put two win
d0ws fruptipg on nv lot. and also two fronting on
ssftIers 81 smerBsn. ard She Is an cid defenderss
widow she calls On her country Tor protection from
no FL ELIZABETH BARRETT
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SBets in Paris are that Napoleon will be
back within the year.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FoR REsT-A PAINT SHOP. No. sTos X
= street. Apply on the premises. nos n
RIsTAURAhT FOR sNLE.-6ood location:
f.9 e.. T' s:: ''. ohS Ts "a
t'uk Sak6.rhst well-kRown BAsEMENr
.,r..ei A. IkanI 5sosth;.-. Sor.er 81 spd
located oIPssit. ths msso6ls TssPs p. ss e
:s 'ss rSTs s.oS. hRsy en- - P!sP ss
SPLENDID orPORTC NIrT-w.NTED-.
- bAbf Sr 6ENT, Of rcnn-u,-us sna sAi---s.
fui serial .w0RK oF kHTT y nns Tor = .sautt-
BoRpwiSE, Post ossoe Skinner ,''"'' soss, =
EoRsAbK-1he GOOD WILL, : TSsCk and FIX-
street f. " sood stand aud nov SoS an an se,S Ss
Iasiness s.ts,so.cSy rSSs",s rive, cor ssll,ns.
three doors above Boun1sry street. ~ So.
WHkRK GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT Low.
II you wan, Cola OF Silver Watches. Diamond or
other nue. Sold Je~elry, Silver Silve plated Wars
q any kins, American, French snd English Issks,
~, s. y &c; a1'Sical lnstrunents, Al kuds sport
ING OF Travelling Gods q ever descr,B,ion, soto
Ls SO Scrrniss,on ane EyshaarS sr,,Esr.,
Loan once and 5SiySte ' sstrsBrS a'r
xVs - ~ one door narth 4 Ia. az lney ioaD~d
ard sold. Literal exchange oar~s si i., s,
on commission, snd ads aEoes made. s~0tr
t'oke sALk.As eSrgs,g, 80 GOOD WILL, ss..
nsi o Msry land avsnne snd sth street, IsiA6a eur,
wkL ,t sS s,u or Smesr deso' Apply a. Dr. Bos
Ith street. Hale-ff
WANIkD-To sell sONE-THIRD IRTERxsf
N Mercsnttle Business IN thu. CITY a nao.f A.
susole opening for any one wishing 20 engage In q
CuNe business lie, and where he can make an an
eellent and profitable Investment Tha onlV re.~sr
ier seng being the setuAl ned o. the service. -
hlrd partner. Price, 81 40. Address MEROHhNf
~. O"S1. SUI
RI nQ0 To 81 900 TO LOAN, OF 20 .I.o. 4.
SCsONp paying aud legitimate busip~ss
e's'e eAns, business. snd lcoation. \. v. x AID
WANTHD-ss, 900 for ons OF NOR. year, 49,
w security and fer the benefit &C the wortfns
Proplel Address Immediately, "A b. q. :" No az
@t-eCoti sfcnuc. oo0
To, LoAs msI2 600, 5000, s9.sS
Si,eeo, Oh REAL ESTATE In this city
mh 81 l<2s strees
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TO TAXPAYERS OF THE
US DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
CoLLEcToRs OFFICE,

CoLLEcToRs OFFICE,
District q CSinmeia, Col1ui.ia Buiains,{
day Of November shall be Prepared 10 reeeire
District Of Columbia for the year ebdns nb IN
th, l3.2 and the militia tax as prescribed by sec
On all taxes rsnainiug unpaid after January LIST.
f,1sr FnSay q three per centFm for each month
raid OF advertised for sale for taxes and said
city shall be added to the amount due in tax sale
Unless the taxes levied on real estate shall be paii
% seiote me Of ninety days from the
Terse ali such real estate for sss For TO sd
proceed 70 se the same to satisfy the taxes thereon
less the taxes We'd personal property shall
the 18Th day @ sg Day
20 sell ssd property to satisfy the taxes thereon,
iec,or Of Taxes for the district Of sftcS alrms,
s,S NESp9lGieii Patriot Republican, Sunday Papers
HsECsND REGISTRATION.
The voters # the District of Columbia are hereby
BOARD OF REGISTRATION
Vii be IN session az the City Hall, Washington, D.
TTEsRAY ~ So Vs btSrn1 n: WEDNESDAY. No.
N xenibe5 Isl III CBSDAf, November 10; FRIDAY.
o'ti , r. Il ron clock IN until O'Clock
tTatin lists Of all the Ieeate districts where errors
nsnes Of persons who are not qualified To- yo5e ami
paeiI there's the names Of those who quaifed
u NOtt' bul winch iaNe tn omitted Tor any cause
GhOEGE =. GIDEON,
WILLIAM SYPHAX,
p. VI. QUAINT,
ROBERT A. GRIFFIN.
MATTHIAS n. HUNTER
nos Board Of Registration.
"TETRcPOLlTAN PRIsMATIC" WOOD
kS PAVING COMPANY. f.. .r
PflNtIPAL OFFICE, 1891 Yew York averue
ENIinEEkS " SIS Sd street, N W.
Office hours, from 10 q. NJ, 70 2pm
ma I'M Sunday 1rhro,
nSsDE, j. r. HAhTIGAN HAS REMOVED
eI 10 DIS 9Th street, n. W :, near street Oaice
hours o to ga a. m, II to !, and 4 to 81 D,
-. lOc l0-lm
AMTEs =: BRiFN. p...ACTIC,L PLUMBER,
pI MAY AID las FILTER, and DFALER in
pa - and GAS FINTURE., No. 626 Louis
"a avenue. and GEL q street, (under SeatOn
House, Jobbirg promptly attended to. Charges
mCCeTate. nO9 1y
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NJ BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
A DISTRICT 0R COIUNRr

WASHIN Ton, November 5, IsSl =,
OIdcred that no Contractor shall receive, upon an
ORDER fc the board for material thing but the
no S3ptIaeior shall receipt for material until be
which 10 issued and no Contractor shall r.sivs
or issue any due bill OF certificate 81 sek
Of material due upon order OF this boAra :
Any contractor violating this order shall hax b;s
n.ract annuled. and be debarred from auy
contracts under the board. = = :.
ALEX. E. SHEPHERD.
Vice praxidanf.
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PERSONAL

nn MhkklAGE.-Happy Relief for Young Men
- iftn the effects OF Errors aud Ahuses in early
ne. Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured
anpsolnents 70 Marriage removed. New method q
treatment, New and remark able remedies B,oks
and Circulars sent free, in led envelpss A5ar.s.
street, Philadelphia. Pa. se2-soS An
MRS. LOUISE o. BUTLER has opened An FN.
NI PLOlMENT OFFICE At 500 I'm street 10
tween n and y. Tor the purpose 90 supplying FAINT
lies, &C, with class SERVANTS ~ eyerx
description, male and female. OF ea1ms
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- posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT-

~ WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nov 2, ISL
Complaints having been ftceiy ed that the letter
CARRIERS s Of the free delivery offices solicit
equations by means OF New Year 8 addresses and
THIS practice being considered reudcial 90 the SER
shd derogAtory to the peet carriers should
ateit times Command efr .-f..s
Is therefore ordered that the issuing Of any ad.
OF SUBSTITUTE therefor, by letter carriers, In
,L -. ~ e.Icu'e,ed To induce the publie % make
mem donatlons, OF the soliciting Of presents BY any
mt ais whateN er, j. foG bis.l@a - p'' " 10y
-. JOHN A. JeoRRswEBIs- ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

L OsT-A small liver colored SETTER, with spot
Ia ted feet and tip of tail white. Return
10 12l3 NJ street N. ". Suitable rewardS0~<
will lie given. 1t" -
I 0ST-suayed from 1929 l2th street, Saturday
IL night. November 4, 1871, a POlNTER,~S
black and white, with brass collar; an-Ax
swers to the name of Jack" A suitable@2
reward will be paid If returned to the undersigned
G.. n. COLT,
no6-tf 1929 18th stree.
CERTIFICATE No % OF CENTRAL BUILD.
VI ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
public are cautioned not TO receive ii. ocl6
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M CENTRAL BsyILJBING ASSOCIATION,
The hEst mCDthly meeting Of CENTRAL BUILD
ING Assoc lAi ION, 80 2,WiE he held ia IN O..
truItI@u Law Building. 9Th street. on TTIlRSDAY
ENENlNG. 9Th Instant, When members will have
81 Opportunity Of paw dues and receiving comics
cf tie Constitution adopted the last meeting The
srl Tion books still open tC those who desire
a. take stock in the Association.
4 J. B0RLsND, u. D., President
NA. ". MOORE, Secretary I3t
PaIrtst 4. 4 hrODicl-. r. NIL can e.l
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EQR,BENT-An elegantly furnished HOUSE on
erect north, between Bah and m streets vest,
eonssa1pg eight bed ro9ns, saloon gaflor, dining
ached to the property d ne brick stable for four
horses This property win not be let for less than
. ' Term OF one year. Apply 70 r mceurRr
49,. Real Estate Agent and Ayctieneer,
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n-EAST WaS HINGTOY RTTT N - -,
US ClATlONs-Th first meetirss al th;s 1a.,
Building Association for the pAyrDa1tc ~ 49, i1,
- street east on THURSDAY NIGHT N,,.ss,. s,su
h. al O'Clock Persons drs.rinE st1ck eens..SS..
their Cfd ers with either Of the ftllowioR ofaesr.s
J. A. TAFT, Preside nj. No. -. Prnna ave = N -
I. II. STAIi ~ lice President. z. O. Dent
G.. u. Gf LICk, Treasurer. corner New J-rsa,
avenue ard stFeefS E.
" r. JOHNSON, Secretary, PenRsylxabia ave
&c, corner Sd street east. no2 III
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~
fIe rev and beautiful INFANT CLASS ROOM
81 tie Sunday school Of the Fourth street NJ Z
Church ) h lUid kbrneL5r.i will be opened and
dedicate ca TH URcDAI ENENISG, the am inst
oDeuing exercises AZ O'Clock. Addresses by Dr.
Mccall ~ and Rev. W. II. HOLIDAY
keUnicn of all formerly and at present connect
ed with The church Is desired on that occasion.
The OficeTs and teachers OF Sunday schools a,1
all interested IN The cordially invited n be
present. Nm. MOORE, sec y sunday School
Most Fourth street VI. Il. Church, = r.
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A PLEA FOR SLUGGAR Ds.-We would like 70
know what indnoement there is for early rising
In the city. What Is more dispfritfng than "A
city street before the shop wind0w-shutters are
taken down, when nobody Il astir but the milk
and-water-man, and Mary washing on the front
steps? Inthe country there Is kind of bloom
IN the morning that wears of IN an hour OF two:
this Is worth enjoying. Day-break on the sea-
coast or up among the mountains is glorious
spectacle; but familiarity with it breeds con-
tempt. 1t is your habitual late riser who takes
In the full richness of nature those rare occa-
siOns, when he gets up early. tits we'll enough
TO rise with the sun 1--WE won't say the lark b.
cause we know nothing about its eccentricities1
two or three times IN the course Of the summer.
IL for no other purpose than to be prepared to
combat the Intolerance of the professional
early riser, who, If he were in state of per-
feet health, would lie abed until nine O'Clock.
Ihere are few small things more aptto be.exas-
Perahng than this early bird with thew of
his conceit in his bin. How ne scOrns YOU for
your indolent habits! Here he has been up
. these three hours" he has read the morning
distance, cOnversed with Jones, came near
meeting Brown. while yOu.-you were snoozing
away the best hours of life. Let the old fellow
prattle on, for some day You viii grow restless
yoUrserf, after the clock has struck Ave, and win
wsnt the privilege of jeering at your sOn-in-law,
or your grandson, or any OF the younger drOwsy-
heads OF your household, who may chance 10
come down late to breakfast. The old fellow
would sleep later IL he could, but he can't, and If
ne wants to make q virtue of 1t. what's the
harm? Maybe he hasn't as many virtues as You
have. He certainly has not had your refreshing
sleep.-Erery Saturday.
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FOR SALE At AUCTION.

80 On THURSDAY, Jqly6th. !s7l, at IL O'CLOCK,
M IN front Of tbs Post 0ffce, in tha CITY OF
-. Ae S Va the snb;criber Coinmis,
OIL, defendants, and of FeatherstenaBgh plaintif.
Us; featherstenangh ct al defendAnts will offer Ar
public auction, TWO TRACTS OF La ND, each cor.
tanning thirty acres, situated on the Columbia Tnrn
pike IN alexandria county, Va, late the property OF
Louisa Hunter, deceased, and on which she resided
81 me outbreak Of the war, aud more particularly
described as follows:
Ne. l-ContainiDg Thirty Acres, is situated on the
north side OF the Columbia Turnpike, at fits inter
sectlon with the road leading to Balls Gross Roals
aho where Hunter Chapel formerly stood, fir 1nting
county road about "a poles w. 49,
NJ. 2-Containing Thirty Acres, adjoins lot No /
on me east blnding about poles on the turnpike,
ard extending back with that width III poles
The very eligible location of this property renfars
II az GsslTable As any in the county, IL being very
accessible from the cities of Washington, Georgetown
and Alexandria. "
Terms: Ten per centum of the purchase rnr-,sy
cash the residue In three equal instslments at ST
fweye and eighteen months, respec ely from sale
with interest, for which he purchaser Is 10 give his
bonds, aud the title to be retained a. security for
their payment The land to be resod ut the cost OF
the purchaser failure to make payments in whole
stamps and cOnyeyancing At purchasers cost.
3. FERGUSON BEACH,
JUL Commissioner
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e Hartford complains of dead fish and
worms in its water-pipes, and complaining,
shudders.
- The velocipedist hse been driven byspecial
ordnance from the streets of Boston. Three
years ago the city was offering prizes 20 the most
expert riders.
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Rf GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner of 7th and ID streets

q, On WEDNESDAY, the 5th day Of July. Is7l
~: at clock p. u;, We shall sell, in front Of the
- pr misses, at publc auction, good two-story
eeaT; &C., with "A fine Lot, being II feet inches
front by Df feet deep, making god Private Resi-.
dence, fronting On street tn, between 10Th and
cDth streets west.
Terms One.third cash. balance In 8, IL and Is
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All cenveyancing and
revenue stamps az the cost of the purchaser. $50
down on the day OF sale. W.
je2s-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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DIED.

BLAKE, At Freedonia, New York, june 10Th,
Only son Of Mrs. General Hiram Wafbridge.
The funeral will take place Sunday, July 3D. at 3
o'clock D, m, from "Inglesde," near Washington.
The relatives ard friends Of the family are
fully invited 10 attend.
CHARLES W infant son OF VIM. 8. and Mary a,
Matthews, aged months
WEAVER. In Jersey City, N. J. on 9th of June
Mrs. ANN A. WEAVER, in the 9Th year of her age
. Funeral will take place at the chapel at Oak Hill
Cemetery, Georgetown, on the 2i of July Sunday
at o'clock p. m: Relatives and friends invited
without further notice.
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MARRIED.

MAXwELL-KEARNRY. On the 10Th plttmo
by the Rev. Father Mccarthy, GEORGE MAX.
WELL, OF Washington, TO MARY o. KEARNEY,
Of New London, Conn. No cards :. =
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner of 7th and SITS
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON K
STREET NORTH. BETWEEN l7rH AND l6rH
SITS. WEST, AT AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY, the Sth day Of July, 1871, at
~ O'Clock 2. M, we shall sell on the premises,
- being part Lot No. "A, in Square No. rs, having
alley. WV
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance and II
months for notes bearing interest and secured by a
deed OF trust on the premises An conveyancing and
on the day of sale.
jeN d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Xxx GREEN * WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner n and n 81 raatz

- Southeast corner 7th and streets
SMALL NEW FRAME HOUSE ON NORTH w
STREET, BETWEEN IOTH AND Urn SITS
N. W, Ar AUCTION >, 40
- On MOND AY NEXT, the Sd day of July at
I r. m, on the premises we will sell part OF Lot
II, IN sub Of square No. 33l, fronting l3 feet 6
inches on w street, and running back by and with
piblic alley, and improved by tro-st0ry Frame
house, containing I'VE rooms, well finished; wood
wgrk grained closets through house; pump in yard
Terms: All over ard above S35o Of the prIrrhas 90
money to be paid in cash; said $3.50 to be paid in
monthly iRsiaments of SIS each, with notes Sc
curedby deed Of trust ON the premises All con.
yeyanoing and stamps at cost of purchaser. $50 to
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LONDON PfCKLES
English and French TOILET SOAPS.
Wallace Co.'S VANILLA CREAM
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CANTON PRESERVED and CONSERVED GIN,
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