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Our Information from Sparlanburg
and York is that feeling Of great il,se-
cLrity and excitement prevails in those
Counties. Many have left their homes
to avoid military arrest. Yesterday
at Yorkvllle, there had been for:y-four
persons placed in Jail, and oIr inform.
ant states tha, 500 or 600 persons had
lett their farms-leav,ng their crops
exposed TO depreciation. At this peri
od of the year, the injury resulting to
the business interests Of these disturbed
communities from the present state Of
affairs must DO very great.
There was rnmor OF collision be-
tween the citizens and the military at
some point on Broad River, but this
report is probably unfoundcd.
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The Southern COIOred Com
vGmtiOl.

This Convention composed, or in
tended to be made up, of delegates
from tho Southern States from Della
ware to Texas, assembled in the Hall
Of Representatives in Columbia on the
l7th. That it is failure they them.
solves must confess, both in the pau
oity of delegates and tho number of
States represented. But especially
striking to an observer, is the utter
lack Of interest manifested by the
oolored people generally. We wit
nesSed two sessions, expecting each
time to find the galleries crowded,
but on neither occasion were more
than fifty spectators of all colors pres.
ent. With all their wordy debates it
is to DO hoped that they will declare
their independence of tho white car
pet.baggers who make cats paws of
them to roach fat Offices.
We presume that the "expcnses" of
this body will bo paid by Governor
Scott from the contingent fund of the
the State, in order that the ancient
reputation Of the State for generous
hospitalities may be manifested to
edo gemplemen from Louisiana,"
&c.
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AZ Null, a messenger having re.
1A"sted London clergyman to an.
nounce that "it DR.. Leach was anon,
AIs audience nc was urgently wanted"
the clergyman added from sympathy,
Sand may God havo mercy on the
poor potent p The doctor, in rage
dcm.nucd and received an humble
alo!ogy.
An exchange thinks that instead of
giving credit to whom credit is due,
'hc c~sh had better lc paid.
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4 .,pics.

! FINE lot nf best Nor'hcrn Apples just
a opened ai y. y. MILI.EE'S
"c' It Confectionery.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-25

The publisher Of The Sumter IS. G
News is so unreasonable as 10 complain
because his patrons don't pay up. The
man must be crazy. ll's enough for
onr people 10 have to pay for northern
papers, w,i'hou, heing expected to throw
away money on nome publications.
They take them merely to encourage
The publishers. aud help them along'.-
North Euro1inn Robesonian.
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Bacon and Lard.

ONE Barrel choice Lard. bulk Meat and
" c. Il. Bacon Sides, just received and
for sale by JAMES BEATTY.
oct 81
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and we trust they will profit by the
lessons that tho recent elections so

and VIC. trust they will profit by the
Lessons that tho recent elections SO
forcibly teach. They must cling with
resolute tenucity to the timo-honored
principle of the party, and defend tho
constitution Of their fore-fathers /;
present an unbrokcn opposition to
Radicalism and dcspotism in their va
rious types preserve the ancient
landmarks of the government aud
forever maintain the cause of Truth,
Equity aud Justice. =.
What we have said to the Western
Democracy, We Suggest. for, the, CON:
slderation of Democta.s everywhere
throughout tho Unl1n. t"t us he
true to our CAUSE and uut desert tho G
principles upou which cur govern
ment was founded. When we have
done this much, we will have dis
charged our duty, aud may couiident-
ly rest our destiny in the hands of
Him who directs all things.
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MASONIC MEETING.

'IliE regular communication Of a
i Winnshoro Lodge, No II, A.. w.
r.. NJ. VIII be held Thursday even. w
ing, nct 26th, at 7 o'clock.
BY order of the w..
W @. JORDAN, Sec.
oct 24-flx1
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We clip the following from the
Wilmington Star, Of the l7,h in.
slant:
GA friend writes the Sentinel from
Grcenvillo, S. c., that Judge Bryan,
United States Court Judge, say, in
public, that tho Ku Klux jury lately,
drawn in Raleigh was drawn contrary
to law and the conviction of the do.
PENDANTS under it was illegal"
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Petroleum

0F the best qualify in store and for sale
~ by JAMES beatty.
oct 81
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Two hundred and twcnty.four
rate,ts were issued from the United
States Patcn, Office during the week
euulng the 10Th instant.
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TO Il EN'l.

l'iiE undersigned offers for Rent, for the
l. ensuing year, the large and commo
dions store, now occupied by b. f. David.
sou & Co. Terms liberal
oct 24-lm !. ROSS ROBERTSON.
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a farmer cured n balky horse in tho
town of Eden, Fond du Lac county,
Wis. Ue hitchod pair of cattle to
to log chain around tho hoIsc's neck
and prevailed on 'cm to lean q few
tons weight on the yoke. The horse
didn't start, hut his head camo out by
the roots. The hide, sct cf shoes,
and a lunch for the crows are all hat
is left of tho iudocile steed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-25

"My notion of wife 1T fort,
is,' sid JerroId, chat mal
should change her like bank-not.
for two twcnties.
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A sufferer by the Chicago fire rcla-
tod the following terrible Incidents
to q reporter of the New York Stand
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WOODWARD & LAW.

ARE NOW READY WITH THEIR
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DIED.

HFATLEY. On the 18th inst; at 9.l5 a. m, WILL
LIAM l. HEATIE1, in the e5th year OF his age.
The relative and friends &C the family respect
fully requested attend the funeral, from his late
residence. 1924 9TH street N. W, on to morrow,
Nv ednesday) the 9TH inst, a. 4 o'clock p. m.
HFIN. In Georgetown, on Sunday. 18th instant
HARRY T.. Youngest son Of Samuel and Henrietta
I Helm, aged q years
his funeral viii take place on "wednesday, elth
ms ant at clock, from his father residence, No
30 lst street.
McCAFFREY. On Monday, 18th inst, tn 0MAS
NCCAFFREY. -rd - years.
Bis iureral will take place on wedne day, aDth,
n half rasf two O'Clock, from the residence OF his
bro. her, on Il slIeet, near D. southwest.
WIIIMAN On the IS,h instant, after a short
ard rainlul lime -, Mrs. JANE WILLMAN, in the
sist year Of her are, the lie Ga Lewis W illman.
Der Z mother thou hast Jeff US,
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But It's CO tfat hath bereft rs,
He can all our sorrOws heal.
And when the spring il here again,
With buds and bloc ming flowers,
We will wander near our mothers grave,
To spend the pleasant hours
The friends are invited 20 attend on Thursday, at
two O'Clock, corner 18th street and Maryland av-
enue, Island thence to Ryland Chapel, corner 10th
COW 4 Ct
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS
DY THOS T. wAGGAMAN, Auctioueer
ID S19 TIN street, opposite Post Once


TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF BEAU
II IiFyL Tract I OF hA nS4 ~ THE COUNTY
ACRES, MORE OF LESS. ON THE SEVENTH
sTREEETT kh99AD, At THE iNTERSECTioN
az 9pN HE p RoA9 PEA kEA Hdfr TO S9tDaE
SEVENTH STRICT ROAD.
MTnsr dated 81 t5rsis t.
Aa26th and November llih. A H. ISIS and recorded
respectively in Liasr T. g. B. No ~ folio 2a3, and
of Washington county, District Of Columbia, We
premises, on r 5S.oSsr feS ISL an sGs
and more fully described as follows, viz: All that
piece or parcel a ground lying In the said city and
District aforesaid, and containing acres three
rods and twenty perches, bounded follows: Begin
ming at the northeast corser of lot No of the sub-
vision OF that part Ct Beals Plains, larnan = ont et
and lndolence, known IS Sadsworth, which was con
and William ii. TaylOe by decd bearing date March
18th, 1854 hence with the north line of said lot No
north 50 degrees west 81 Perehes, to ntersec, Ho-
mead nostSline; thence with said line sSls Z 80
perehes TO Dtersect the north line Of new laid out
road, IS feet wide with the east line ~ a new laid
out road 80 feet wide, N % W. $50 Perches: thence
vest line q Ith street plank road thence with said
line OF said road s. ga degrees E. IL perches thenss
II straieht line 30 the beginning, except mreh
veyed oy lillian A. Munder to Erastus NJ Chapin,
All Oh Shch wlIl more fully appear in Lber 62o folio
AZ; The impros enents consist OF good twO-story
IerfIs OF sale: $3.50 cash; of which a deposit Of
~ VIII De required when the property ia ssd the
balance in notes at and IL months, with per cent
Ina terms Of sale to be complied with ia five day
AFTER the saie or property TO be resod cost and
FISK oil esia hNT6Ss uEE1Re sRI,y
Christian HH SI lfEEbfERER, Trustees.
sc Yd&ds TH0S. +. WAGGAAAN, Aucts
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EVENING STAR.

NMoRE TROUBLE IN THE COAL REGIONS
The POttsville Pa Union Journal says trouble
has arisen among the operators by the action OF
one Of them in trying TO fix upon an agreement
of his own with his men, thus breaking the mu-
tual agreement between the men and operators
TO submit - arbitration. The private agree
ment was produced by demand for more wages
by some of the Thomas Coal Company's men.
MIR. Thomas attempted to settle il himself, and
thus he again throws open all questions which
were supposed to have been clio ed at the end of
the late strike. To the credit Of the trade il may
lie said that the operators are opposed to Mr..
Thomas, and this example might, with profit,
mems Benevolent Association when one OF their
number breaks faith.
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SERIOUS FIRKNES's RIOT IN NORFoLK.-A
serious fight took place at Norfolk, Va, on Sac
urday night, between the United and Hope Fire
Companies of that citv, during which some
twenty shots were Gr0si from revolvers, and two
zen were serious four slightly wounded
The police succeeded a, arresting the leaders o.
the rot and rest )ring order. Steps will now be
at once taken 70 abolish the volunteer system
and 70 establish paid fire department.
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DROPOS AUS FOR COAL.
BUREAU OF ExsRvAINs AND PRIyrrSe. D
IHEa sIRY DEPARTNEN AuOnsf lSII

IthEAr OF ENGRVAING AND PRTNTINe, 4
- TREASURY DEPARTMENT. August -, lSl.{
Saled Proposals Will be received az this Office IN
I'll 10 clock a ~. WEDNESDAY, Goth Septem-
Ler lalr t2r furnishing four hundred (4ol tons Of
Cumberland COAL, Georges Creek run Of min 3,
g. BE delivered at such times and places, and ia such
stanl,iucs a. may Dc required, and subject to the
conditions required by act Of Congress, approved
July IL $50, VIZ: That such coal shall weigh
<,-J rY1hds 70 the ton, and shall be ins pected
and weighed and the quantity Of each load certified
az the tine q delivery b. the person appointed and
qua he'd under the act for that purpose and that the
Prescrlbed Zee Of twenty cents for each ton of coal
Inspected, weighed and delivered, shall be paid By
the contractor.
Proposals viii be considered binding from one week
from the 2lth September, the Department reservine
the right TO REJECT ali any portion of the bids re-
ceived.
No proposals viii be entertained unless accompa-
MED by satisfactory evidence of ability TO fulfill the
contract, nor WI any payment be made without the
cerlhcat Of the Inspector that the coal furnished
such az the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed, and sent 70 the Of
ice Of GEO. q. McOARrEE,
Chief Of Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
su2l Treasury Department.
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PROPOSALS.
} IRON MANUFACTURES
LIGHT HoCsE BOARD,
WAsUVNGToN ID a. Sart liz n

LIGHT HoCsE BOARD,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 10, IS71. Z
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until i O'Clock on FRIDAY. the 9th day Of OctobeT
next tEom iron manufacturers only: for furnishing
ttt Meal Work Of first order Light House for
SaId Island. entrance u Mobile harbOr, Alabama
II accoTdance with the specifications ard drawings
No bid viii le received except in the printed
T. rms, hzch- it'll plans and specification may be
Cbtalfed irtn he undersigned, application by
nal ~ IN person. GEORGE II. ELLIOT,
Major II Engineers,
70 OK EuUinear
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AUCTION SALES.
TMla AFTKRNOON.
10y GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ No. SIS. southeast corner 7th and d 81
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE MARINE


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PPkk9oyED pr PROPERTY NEAR THE MARINE
~ By virtae Of a deed of trust dated August
Es 9Qth. A. d. 1856. and duly recorded in Liber r.
M. H., No. -, folio 81 G., of the land records
Tor Washington county, ID. c., and BY direction OF
ton, in front Of the premises, at o'clock D. m on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of September, A. ID. ls7l /,
the following described part of lots numbered one
and thirty, t3e,l in square numbered nine hundred
and four, (94 in the city Of Washington beginning
for the same at point the line Of Sth street east
forty ve tbfeet north from the southeastco of
said square and thence running west twenty D feet,
thence north four l feet thence west TO the line OF
lot numbered two, g. In said square, thence north to
the line OF said lot numbered thirty 80 thence west
nineteen tfsD feet and seven 7b inches thence north
twenty feet. thence west eighteen 49, feet
the public alley thence north along said alley four
feet, thence east to the line Of said Sth street. and
thence south along said street the place Of begin
ming, together with all the mproy ements thereon,
consisting OF two ne three story brick buildings,
The above Is very desirable business property in
the eastern part of the city.
Terms: One third in cash, Of which 500 must be
paid at sale the deferred payments to be paid with
interest IN O. IL and Is months from and after day Of
sale and TO be secured by deed trust the salts
faction Of trustees Terms to be fully complied with
within seven days after day of sale, otherwise the
trustees the right resell after one week
notice at the risk aud cost Of first purchaser. All
conyeyanciDg and stamps AZ the purchasers cost.
TALBOT C. MURRAY.S Trustees.
se2-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TOMORROW.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

X W AuCtIOneerB,
- Southeast corner It'll and ID streets
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, FRONTING ON On
SSInK nEET WEsT, BETWEEN AND q STREETS
~ On WEDNESDAY; the Doth instant, at S
Lot No IS in reservation No. ' beihpS rs q ses
front by $50 feet deep, TO IS feet alley with the i'm
provements. " ~
Terms: One half cash, the balance in 6 and 10
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser4 So
down ON the day of sale. w.
sel2t s GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
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RRInAL AND FUNERAL wREATHEs b.
~ DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved OF Enameled in Wax. All kinds Of Hair
Brai4ing done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl, D Mrs FRIES, late Of Boston, 900 Sth
street, near i. References:-Mrs. President Grant
Mrs. Admiral GoldsbOrough, W. W. Corcoran Gen
Elsey, Gen. TomPkins, Gen. Aiken. janlS-Iy
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u Southeast corner 7th and streets
- On TUESDAY, the 10Th day of September
A. ID. lSl, at O'Clock o. m, we shall sell on
the premises, all of Lot ], in Square numbered
625, plat Of Washington city, commencing at north
west corner Massachusetts, and North Capi
street. running north SO feet inch thence west los
feet thence south feet nches thence east ll3 feet
containing $50 square feet; convenient to Govern
ment Printing Office and Baltimore Railroad depot
Terms Of sale given on day of sale.
sell-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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IUsr PUBLISHED.
The following Lectures for Gentlemen, bound I'm
one volume Z poke edition, } emitted,
NJ 10 ID
Stec1eL ese ssrtSed by tAs dsfhor, r. De r. Csrfis,
Ooc.@ sIs ftetHs Member AZ Royal Collsrs Of S.u-
tsoas, EAs ,aaf; Lteesttate 81 College OF Pay
Ste'aHs, EdiHSEys; H0H. Member FaeElfs
, mn, =, ds MsdieiRs, Paris: r.
= nnIkOSOPH1 OF MARRIAGE
2 RhEmAIt RE DECLINE IN MAN
. HIks.gIs AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY
O. DE LNsES OF TIE GEEERATIvE Or
O. sPKRMAToRRHGA.
g. ADJ sis or THE NATURAL FrrNcrToNs
q. TREATMENT AND CURE
Price 80 Cents by mail. Address the aufhor mr.
CURTIS, fremont Place, Boston. aus eotY
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HY FITCH FOX,
- Real Estate Brokers,
o15 9TH street, opposite Post Office.

SALE AT AUCTION OF FOUR-RO FRAME
HOUSE, WITH STABLE ON REAR OF LOT.
at o she DAY we er shs ssI
..the premises, Lots e and r, in the recorded
and 2lst streets N. W., improved by a two-story
Frame House, containing four rooms, fronting n
back 80 feet.
Terms: One.third cash; the balance in and IL
month, with interest secured by deed of trust
Stamps and cOnyeyancing at purchasers cost. A
deposit Of : 80 required at time of sale.
sel2-d4t LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
,@- in CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
above sale is postponed until TUESDAY, the 18th
day of September, same hour aud place.
sel6 LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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RG GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner of 7th and ID streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT ON
MASsACHUSETTS AVENUE BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS WEST.
N BY virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
S90Court Of the District of Columbia in Faulty
@cause No. 2 $50 viii sell. at public auction in
front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the 2I AZ iay
OF september, ISL, at O'Clock D. m, Lot % in
sqnare 5H ihthe city Of W ashington, ID. @.
This Lot fronts q feet inches on Massachusetts
avenue. between Fourth and Fifth streets westl
Terms One third cash; balances at six and twelve
MONTHS for which the notes Of the purchaser bear
Ipg interest from the day of SALE will be taken and
zen aets,ned on the property. deposit Of SlCo will
and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser
SELF I'd GREEN h WiIIIAMS Ane;;
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frs KNIVES, from ]. cent. !: :; I. z ]. s.r .ss.
pRINCES Loan Once Sales Room. ~
au1o% 1909 Pennaivania 0ysnue. - y
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MEDICAL. &c

MEDICAL, &c.
II Guarantees pr vent the contraction Of any OF
the VeDereal Disease. Conveniently rsci. Sent
@ Iii FEEf aw Of Bamd Dr.
May land. sel9-jt
MRS, r. SAWYER, ClairpOyant, hfayneiic Tsst
3l5 It'll ST., bet. and SITS, Island upon all i'm.
portant business-past present and .atu .. sel3im@
nR LEON has returned to the city, aud is pre-
Ladies and gensmen cap ea afbn a s
Rooms, NO lOII street. se42w
I YpIA THoMPsON's LAST SENSATION:
rhs had seen Dr.. DARBY,
Hewould not have gone mp soon!" se4-lms
DR.. DARBY, los az street, few doors s" south
OF the Avenue sees ten such cases rs yours to the
larry successful in Female Complaints, Syphilis and
seminal weakness. se4-lmH
I AIDES FRIEND AND DOCTOR-Rooms for
VISIT only necessary Address Madame pR fie
Hsrford House, E. avenue and Albemarle street,
l Or FEMALE PILLS are a never failing re- ~
s ssf % s snd %
nR. GARDNER, LATE OF THE RICORD IS,
- Venereal Hospital, can be consulted privately,
from 10 M tS 10 p M at his Office n w corner
or his residence, 1909 Massachusetts avenue, Be.
psrsne Ih IN are Inn ss Sn his Tes s
both male and female; he can warrants cure IN
and fs@1 h,ns can only bs had at 6ALvERT
the ssosUs q e aaSos and ne
cine will be sent by express He warrants 70 cure
625 -DR; J: BEAUMONT, SPECIAL Physici.l
once Hour. 1s nm 7 s. Opposite sa hss:1!
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RY W. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
goo and 902, 3. w. cor. Penna. ave. and Oh st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-STORY AND
BASEMENT HOUSE, No So STREET. NEA r
81 AL0fSiUS' CHURCH, TWO-STORY

SSrp;, ,AL0fSiUS' CHURCH, TW0-ST0RY
- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
III the District of Columbia, passed in the of
@Bowen ct al. VS.. Gallant ct al, being No 233O
EQUITY Doc II, shall offer for sale, at public auc
day Of September, 1871, at O'clock D. m, Lot No.
e IN square "a improy ed by ahandsome three story
Brick Dreiiing, with finished Basement The House
is nearly new, contairs Is rooms, besides Easements
with gas, water, bells, bathroom. &c. and built in
story Brick Stable, &C.
This house was formerly occupied bv Hon. Mr..
France, and by Hon G. Delano, Secretary OF the In
terror, and is very desirable property,
Terms: One third cash. the rem ander in eou.l In.
stalments in one and two years from day Of sale: de-
ferred payments to be secured by the note, Of the
purchaser, bearing interest, and secured By alien
upon the property.
The premises can be examined and all Information
furnished on application to the trustee.
A deposit of 600 viii be required, and the mr.
chsser must comply with the terms within Ave DAYS
the property viii be resod at his or her risk and
cost. JAS. G. PAYNE. Trustee,
Law Once, 4e6 Louisiana avenue
seheo&ds wM. L. WALL CO., Aucts
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctionaer
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 81 street cast

On SATURDAY. September 93d, at S O'Clock r.
A. m, will sell In front of the premises on L
@ street south, between 18th ard 18th streets east
Lot 6, in square l02D, being 50x15o. improved by
three good Frame Houses, Nos. 1916 l2lS and l231
will be sold separately.
Twenty 1--WE dollars down upon each House when
sold.
Terms: One half cash: balance in year, secured
by deed Of trust on the premises.
sel6-6t W. T. JOHNSON, Auctioneer.
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nR. MOTTT. FRENCH PowpERs, CERrIIs
caused BIZ indiscretion, 0onorhoes, elect, scrof
ula Skin Disease, syphils, In Ill it, force, spssdi,
Balsa@ Ospscsa aad Msyesxy Discarded.
Sold In Washington BY WIN r. ENfWTRTu
Druggist, corner Pennsylvansa ave- and 18th efreex
Price % Der box. sent BY mail. jye-iy