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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-01-05

And One Extra Copy to each Club.
Persons entitled to an extra copy can, If pre-.
ferred, have either of the following books, post
age prepaid: Political Economy, by Horace
Greeley; Pear Culture fot Profit, by P, T. Quinn;
The Elements of Agriculture, by Geo. E. War
ing.
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One Copy, one year, So issues .....,:s2
Five Copies, ore ye r % issues-........ g.
To ONE ADDRESS, all at one Post-Of
Ten ......Sl so each
1--we ity L D each.
Fifty % each.
And One Extra Copy to each Club,
To NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS, all at one POST
Office,
Ten go each.
Twenty l s. each.
Fifty Copies. 10 each.
And One Eytra Cony To pao oh CInh
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-14

Prevails there Is no remedy held in greater esteem.
Persons travelling should keep it by them. few drops
in water will prevent sickness bowel troubles from
change of water.
From foreign countries the calls fer PAIN KILLER
arc great. 1t is found to
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-14
HOW TO REMIT.
SEND Us THE NEWS.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF Any Daily Published in East Tennessee
FREE SCHOOLS, OR NO FREE SCHOOLS.

II the people of Knoxville should allow
the proposion for levying tax of one mill
on the dollar for free school purposes to be
defeated. it would result most iniuriously
TO our future prosperity. Let it go out to
the world, that Knoxville, the CONNER
oial metropolis of East Tennessee had re-
fused to levy SO trifiing fax for such no
BILE purpose, and we would be disgraced in
the eyes of intelligent men everywhere.
We have a character TO maintain or lose
in this matter and we trust there is enough
local pride, and sufficient progressive spirit
among us to insure the success of the meas
ure If we would listen to the foolish pol
icy urged by some who say they ought not
to be taxed for the education of other mems
children, we will soon relapse back to the
darkness of the middle ages.
We would say to the friends of this meas
ure to be sure and exert their whole infiu-
ence in its behalf. There are those III our
midst, who, from the very depth of their
hearts are opposed TO system of free, pop
ular education, and who will do all in their
power to defeat it. They do not come out
openly and oppose free schools, but they
delight in predicting difficulties in the
way of their organization, and prognosti-
eating as to their certain failure. These
men will go to the polls-every one of them
and deposit their ballots against free
schools.
Let not the friends of the measure lUll
themselves into inaetion, fancying that
the measure is safe. Let them not suppose
that because tho opponents are not noisy
that there are none Of them. Let us go to
work and work until we are assured of the
success of our cause. There is no election
connected with this whereby our enemies
may find a pretext for urging that we are
governed by politics. Politics has nothing
10 do with this. 1t is simply question of
Schools or mo Schools The issue is
2 distinct one. None need be deceived.
Then LET US go to work understandingly,
and with zeal commensurate with the
noble cause of free, popular, universal ed
ueation.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-14
OUR RAILROADS.

A correspondent. writing from New
York and proposing to come to East Ten
nessee, wants to know about our railroads.
As his communication is upon point en-
quired of by many of our friends we pub
Iish il and give publication to our answer,
for the information falf interested:
SlvoNa. SrEUBKN Co., y. Y,
January 9rd, 1871.
Msssrs Rlsie ], Rtcks, haonriAe, Tom:
GENTS: Eselosed please find one dollar for
the WEEKLY CHRONICLE for six months 70 my
address. As soon as j can arrange my peeunl-
ary matters / design to look for Southern
home and have been favorably impressed to-
wards East Tennessee. Please inform me If
the two Great Trunk Railroads, contemplated
to cut the plateau, have been laid and if the
work on them is in progress Please answer
through the CHRONICLE. Yours, truly,
HIRAM HUGHES.
In reply, we give it as our opinion that
there is now better prospect for the early
completion of the roads referred to than
there ever has been. BY an Act of our
General Assembly, the deiaulting railroads
of the State-which include the road from
Knoxville to Cincinnati and Knoxville to
South Carolina-are to be sold. The State
has appropriated TO these roads large sums
of money to aid in building them. This aid
was by bad management made insufficient
10 complete them, and has been heavy
debt hanging over them and actually in the
way of their sale or completion. If these
sncumbrances can be removed, there are
parties ready and willing to complete them.
Heretofore, no plan has ever been adopted
to do away with these State liens. Now,
however, there is a way opened. The
roads will be sold, and pass into the hands
of capitalists who will finish them. Our
correspondent evidently appreciates the
importance of these roads, and We are glad
our attention has been directed to them.
They are very necessary to the future de-
veIopment of East Tennessee. Besides
giving US speedier and moro direct conf
naunicatien with the Ohio valley, il will
open one of the richest sections OF country
in the State. II will give our miners,
manufacturers and producers new facilities
for transportation, and greatly encourage
emigration.
Though these roads have been long pro-
iectsd, and their early completion long
predicted, we we feel very much encourag
ed now, and feel warranted i'll saying to
all interested that they will soon he in
hands that will complete them.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-14

The Louisville Coufie,-,TouiYldt an
nounces its intention to oppose the grant
ing of Il charter to the Cincinnati and
Southern Railroad, as it has done hereto
fore. The charter asked for is said to be
Objectionable, granting privileges which
the people are not willing to clothe such
az enterprise with. The Coarier-Jour7adl
is willing that Cincinnati shall have such
a charter as Louisville has but not better
The charter asked for, the Journal says, is
unexampled in its exaetions in all the
world. A little healthy competition be-
South, particularly Eastern Tennessee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-14

BY reference to our dispatches, 1t viii
be seen that fight is reported between
colored people and masked men, in Scott
county, Kentucky. The particulars are
not given, but it requires no particular
stretch of the imagination to conclude
that high-toned Democrats have taken
upon themselves the task of Kidding that
part of the country of the presence of col
ored men who vote the Republican ticket.
There is more disorder and lawlessness i'll
the Democratic State of Kentucky than in
any State in the Union, and yet Democrat
ic journals are in the habit of holding up
Radical" State governments at the
South as examples of everything that is
repulsive and mean.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-14

The steam mill property, large and convenient tt
ing powerful engine, Admirable location On RaiiFsa.
and Turnpike road Building and machinery fl III.
feet order. Large lot.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-14

TO all human appearance, it would seem
that France must soon give way to the
prowess and deggedsperseverance of Won
Moltke's legions. Another decisive battle
has been fought. in which the Duke of
Mecklenburg gained signal victory, and
according to his own account. captured
nearly ten thousand prisoners. While these
reverses are Detailing the French army
outside OF Paris, the beleaguered city is
being bombarded by a score of German
batteries, and to the horrors of famine, is
added the deafening uproar of a thousand
shells scattering terror, confusion and
death wherever they go. Bleeding France
suffers from the folly of her rulers in the
past, and hard must be the heart that
doesn't sympathize with her people in
their deep distress. Prussian victories, it
seems to Us, viii afford them the speediest
relief
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-14

The latest indications from Missouri are
that Blair viii be elected to the United
States Senate. We will offer no objections
TO his election. He did signal service for
the Republican party in the last Presiden-
tial canvass, and a term in the United
States Senate would have the same effect,
no doubt
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-14

Raj the lis. given below Of few Of the pFeg,-s
y nfrh OfIar fnr zaIe.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-14
Tor Rent
Eor SaIe o. Renf

Fifty ~ acres Of open land near Kn9xyIl!e. HI
il set in grass, good water. WIN be rented foT a
of yaarS
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80 - > ~ 80
TIME TESTS the MERITS Of al THINGS,
SAO--TO--1-l9SO
FOR THIRTY YEARS
Perry Da q is
PAIN Kill ER
Has been tested in every variety Of climate, and BY
almost every nation known TO Anerioani 1t is the al
most constant companion and inestimab friend of the
missionary and the traveller, on sea and land ana no
WITHOUT IT.
ESs- PAIN kI LER was the First,
and is the Only Permanent
Pain Reliever.
Since the PAIN KILLER was hrst introduced. and
met with such unsurpassed SALE many LISAMEETs, Re-
LIEFs, P4NAcEAs, and other REMEDIES have been offer
cd TO the public but of them has ever attained
the truly ESvIABLE STANDING of the PAIN KILLER.
bY WHY rs THIS SO -gsa
I 1t Is because DAVIS PAIN KILLER Is what 1t
claims to be, a RelieYer Of Pain.
ITS Merits are Unsurpassed.
Ifyou are suffering from INTERNAL PAIN, 1,cs,s-
IN 10 Thirty Drops IN Little Water will almost instant
~ cure. There is nothing to equal it. In a few
moments it
Collie, Cramps, Spasms, Heartburn, Diar-
rh9a, Dysentery, FluX, Wind In the
Bowels, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache.
In af IN. VIII
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DROPOsALs FoR srATIOsERT.


81, , TREASURY DEPARTMENT, A ril /. ISL
sesee Proposals for furnishing Stati0pery Tor ths
year etsiins June 50 ls71 will be receved IT THE
DePsltnsnt until the SD DAY OF NAV, lSl. IT q
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished urea
application.
The bids will be considered and accepted or TO
yeoted Item by item; and THE advertiser sni the
Ieposai, - lar as accepted by the Secretary the
Treasury, and the bond ACCOMPANYING tho same.
shsli constitute the contract between the Govern
ci.s sS IN os bidders and no farther
he articles contracted for must De furnished from
umr 70 time during the year, IN quantities pursuant
20 orders from the Department. The ersFre ,uane-
tach proposal NJ ust be signed b. the individual
or n I'm making it, and he accom- panied bV a hpDd
win suclent sureties in tie q ten a q ard
nicer 81 the district IN hitch the suretas r-s IL or
% business, on = Form 20 be furnished by -. 1e-
psriment conditioned for iurbishing such port sns
performance Of the Contract.
All deiN cries VIII be subject 20 inspac tan by an
expert detailed Tor the purpo5e y the Secretary a.
nS treasury ana the delivery 81 an infer article
tract. NJ the option Of the Secretary.
DELIVERIES must be free OF charge 81 the TrsAsurF
Department.. ashngtOn.
The failure 10 comply with any order undsr
the Contract will operate frfeturs OF The entire
penalty Of the bond the Secretary the TrsasurT
may direct the purchsse IN open market. OF sucs
supply the deficiency caused by such failure, aod
charged % the contractors hfty per centum OF the
price which IL shall be found necessary 60 pay fsr
Proposals unaocompanie4 By satisfactory bona
VIII not be considered, aud contracts Will be s~ard-S
Only % established manufacturers Of or dealers 10
the articles.
Proposals 20 be addressed 10 tho uniersispes
married " Pro posals for Stationery"
GEO BOUTWELL,.
spl-eolm secretary Of the Treasury
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RAILROADS.
RALun0REAN osIo nArLRo..

w.,uissros. D~esuher q, 100.
Trains betv~en ASKING
Ion snt BALTIMokE snd&e6 4
MArhihS1ON and thekx& " -Se ~
FOE BALTIMORE
,ss issy, 500 Sose- 10 10 so. . so: :ss
FoR ALL WAY srarIoSs
M s.oe - sss.spt sasdaI, si oss ana . 10
For principal wAJ stations. Bl.s~,.e,rr r.,,,-
40 rr "a hnhsp olis Junction. and Relsy lssr.
- - -, a-VV shc 100 =. N. cxcspf thaf : "a =,
~ ~ 70 stop a beltsville. and 90 ? ~ .trrs
junction and Relay only u @'Ps 81 Anhspol~
veet o-f"4 Nc
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave st 6.4s and "a . ~ az an - -
tram tO.or from Annapolis on sanasF IN ne
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTihORu
Leave st 800 a N. and DC, 40 AMI eOnm
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave ~ 500 q M. and ) 90 D
fOR ALL PARTS or THr wEST
800 dsiis except Sunday, a. 6.sS m sns
ON sunday Al ( 90 aud : 90 r. n. only. Connect.
"a hoihy station with trains frsfn B.lt s,ors "a
"nee.ng, farkrrshurG. &C.
Ter GU turg. and points between Relay sus~
puS etrastufg. leave A. ; 90 D IN, CONNECTING Al
noo - Sith strssburg and " iuohester soosm-
Through tickets 70 the West can b. h.s q, a..
dsy. ~ n'u's ~ We
fer New YORK. Phnsaelphi. aud R,.,,, .os a.
'trtisenoEi u Through Line
L. WILSON
r Master q TranspSstatiea
- COLE, General Ticket Agent
ShO, 9. htON "a, Gtul agt, Washington Tn
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ID Ed.

F,Ah In : 'exsndTis. Va April Is, 1871, Mrs
HI EEAk.
H.T = lut- mi scqusint taces are invited to at
L nj b r IA from her iats residences Prince
.tr,et- be WI Alfred AnG Columbus, az - O'Clock
1hrr~ra- morning next.
IlNNfMAN Departed this life April 18th, in
MAN
The friends sul arquaintRRces % the family are
iTNitac o. attend his funeral, Thursday evening,
at ~ C,ck. . ON his late residence, No 1927 4th
street h. n X and streets
iBaltifnOre papers please copy1
Ryan on he 7ith instant, at half past 8 O'Clock
o m ,aftsr ri illness, Of c0n5un pt0a, q EORGE
BsAN. aged u years. II months ana 2I DAYS
Nay hi- soul Fest In peace
Friends - he family are repussisd to attend his
Inn. rsl ~ his late residence, in Uniontown on
Thursday h at O'Clock
FARLEY. On the 18th APP n, At his residence, on
The corner ~ 'Sth and streets, PETER W. FAB
LBY, sE-d 81.
The fnns raj will proceed fr'n his lass residence
on the 2fth, ro - Mathew Church at half past
one ofleok His friends and acc usintances are re-
speCtfUlly nvitsd to attend.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
HI GRxEN q WILLIAMS, Auot,opesrs
~ Southeast corner lth md d sfreeta

ID Southeast corner IN and D strests.
TRUSTEES SALE or AN ELKGANr POUR
WIZ ALL Nth dbsSS BASk
r ~ TsIPLkH InIS 9RpER, ASp rs Goop Lo
sTRIEfs WEST, AT AuCTios AND Nh
- By virtue Of deed Of trust to me- the under
D. $50, and recorded in Iiber No SstG sois
800 one OF the Land Records for Washington coun.
", pi,trct OF Columbia, aud at the request OF the
Party noiding the notes secured thereby. shall
day Of May, A. D. III at So O'Clock , N the east.
bered four hundred aud six, (tO6 and bounded and
oeterioed as follows: Begionirg for the same ~
thence running nor,heriy on the line diyid,ns IL,
No two 90 frcm Lot numbered one, H. IN said
s1nare eighty $50 feet six 81 inches 20 prl-
division between b agden and Moore the thirty.
nrtt 3ll OF December, ISIS by their deed recorded
Of Washington county, District Of Columbia thence
running westerly on said alley twenty six IS feet
nye inches to the land conveyed to Michael Dufsy
DeCeh per z A. ID. lSl5, thence running Duth-riy
by said nuney's land in q straight line tbrSuvh
brlSk stable cutting % the westerly portion thereof
street; thence running easterly on said street
twenty SIX 2b feet tye 80 inches, more or less 70
the point oil begi2ning with the right said alley
In Common With the other estates sbuttug thereon
together with all the buildings, improvements,
rights; privileges, and sppurtensnces to the same
Terms OF sale: Five thousand dollars cash. balance
M one, two, aud three ears. with notes bearing in
terest at ten 100 per cent secured by deed OF trust
at the cost of the purchsser. 500 to be paid down
At the time OF sale AND II the above terms OF sale
Are 9ot cen Sisn WITHIN I'VE days after sale the
Cost OF defaultng purchaser, by giving three DAYS
notice in some newspaper published in the city OF
JOHN O. McKELDEN, Tru.tes,
ap l2-wf m ads GBEkS & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner 7th and All
FIRST GLASS PRIVATE REsIDESOE At TIL
COhNER OE sIH STREET WEST Ann =

~, ~, N NTIAsS PkIHATE REsIDENOE AT tn IL
SDDbhSER OE SIH STREET WEST AND N
sIbkET NORTH At AUCTION. ~
q on THURSDAY. the 21th instant, AT 81.
ID CLOCK D. m. we Will sell, in front of the prem
tlses, hne three story press brick front House.
Win three story back building, Containing III
rooms, having marble msntles, Lstrobe stoves gas
anu -ater bath room, and fine cellar; being a good
lr9Lt ana depth TO tine paved alley.
TINS property offers great Inducements 70 parsons
Hlshlne 10 purchase frst-class residence with all
ne modern improvements, being near the new
Catholic church now being erected
n IeTms One third cash; balance in s, IL, Is, "a, 30
80, y ana as months, for notes bearing per cent
Inlefest. ana secured by q deed Of trust on the
premises SOLD. All conveyancing and revenue
Stamps o. the cost OF the purchaser. S20 down ON
spl7-d [PstI GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Proposals will be received until o'clock April
", 1871, for furnishing all the material and per-
forming the work required in the erection OF a PG g.
LILO SCHOOL-HOUsE for the Fourth school dis
the Oity Councils, approved March IS, 1870, and
aScording 10 plans and the printed specifications
tnat can De seen at the ONCE OF Adolf Oluss, Archi
tet, corner OF seventh and r streets. Washington,
wnsLe IN informstion can be obtained. At the
appointed time the proposals will be publicly
thereafter.
The Building Committee reserves the right 30
OF the city to do 80.
who Is not known 20 be q practical builder
The proposals. must be made by filling out the
printed bisnks, to be had at the Architect once,
and they should be inclosed in q sealed envelope
Endorsed Proposals for the erection Of . Public
School house for the Fourth school district Wash
ipgton, ID. q ;" and addressed % M. q. Emery.
Mayor, and x-officio Chairman Of Building Com
mfttee. g EABRY, Mayor
WASHINGTON, April II, ls7l apis lei
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MARRIED.,

DOE ALPsON-EYEhE Ga Tuesday even
I-g APP % Zztt. lSll, by the Rev. Alfred Holn-ad
1HO>. = IONALDSON to MARY EVERETT
both % a-hiuRtOp, ID. e.,
kOCHf-sJ RES- On the 18Th instant, by the
~ - = 1n@s'ree-, p q ROCHE. Of New YORK..
a. ~ ~ = Cau-b bier OF the late lanes a Rnrrs
q GeoTL etuWn.D u. @.
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ny GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctieneers,
H BIT Southeast corner of nth and ID sts
GDhKDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
Ehi SITUATED ON MARYLAND AyENTE
a A n A III, N

EkI6 SITUATED ON MARYLAND AyESUE.
NEAH IA STREET, AT AUCTION
q by virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court of
ri ne District OF Columbia, holding an Orph1ns'
.Sourt, ana by virtue of said decree, will selI
On On tbe premises, on THURSDAY, the th day Of
nish' y. u iol, at 81 O'Clock, the following de-
serioed property, yiZ:-Lot " in Bradley 3 an bdi.
ssislor OF square No. 42, commencing at a point on
maryland avenue one hundred and eighty sew en-
teLlteet from the corner of Four a half street
ana running thence west along the line of said ave,
nue. twenty five 8) fest, thence southwardly at
rlght angles with said avenue one hundred and
seven llU) ieet thence due south fifty five IS feet
thenee east along the same line Of said lot twenty,
uNet L9Ileet thence due north siNty-two 1872 feet
tIeDce northwardy one hundred and ht flOs feat
hlne ~ inches 10 the place of beginning This lot
Iuns pack 10 twenty foot alley in the rear AIso a
Ter loot alley on the west of said lot '
~ ne improvements consist of a two story Frame
house, fronting on Maryland avenue, and a tive.
story and half Frame House fronting ON the ailey
facing west. " o'
Terms of sale One half ca, IA baIar ce in Aud 70
months with notes bearing interest, to be secured
bY deed ef trust on the property sold Oonveyauce
ana stan ps at the cost Of the purchaser eOodown
not complied with in ten days from day of sale the
risk OF defaulting purchaser. ~AN
y. b. ADAMS, Guardian
aplw3w6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aacts
DF LATIMER OLEARY Anctionoo-.
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OFFICE A. q. s., FoRr FoorE, u ~.

OEFlCG A. q. s., FoRT FooTE, ND,
" April Is, ISL.
Sealed Proposals in piicste viii De received a
this nee until u IN June LIST, 1871, for furnishing
the Ikksh BEEF required by the eubsistence
De partment. q g. A at this ST alton during the Il
montbs commencing July LIST. lSi
Information 20 condition, quality Of beef, pay-
ments, &C, can be obtained BY application 20
FREDERICK FQGER
apl5eo6t Let Lieut.. 4th Artillery, Cs
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THROUGH LINE

rINHROUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WasHfssroN, June s. lSe-nOos
Trains between FLASHING
I Ivs snS NV fORk $3.50 49,
FOB NAV fORk. .rtfaosf s1o.s, a.,
Lesve DAILY Except srncayl At : 90 m Isxs
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except sunday 81 :: Oe q M la,4t
ON SUNDAY.
Les,e tof New York 81 800 y m and Phnsdss-
Sleeping cars for New York on . D N trsl. o.ly
Inrough tiokets % Philsdeiphis, New York or
Of the day. ~ "'ess
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisements
70, SSneouie oedseeu Washington, Bstimer-, An
u0PVAs sno Tue " est. J. WILSON,
r. 49,, Master OF Trans port stios.
GEO. B. KoOkTZ, Agent, washingtoa ,ets
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GOLTMBIA DiSPENsARY,
Cornsr Psnafllrdnia arsnrs rni 2jh slrs
OPEN DAILY Sundays excepted from to ..
MEDICINE AND ADVICE FREE.

DISPENsARY STAFF:
D.@.ses Of Throat 81 4 Chest-l DR.. Jas. 7. Young,
Ito ? pm avenue.
Disesses Of ChldreE-Mondays( Dr.. y. O. Basey,
ana thursdays, q 81 pm. fI13l Pa. avenue.
Olresses o. h{s s1d Esr-( DR.. d W Preutiss,
Sp u. i%1- stn sheet'
Diseases OF W omen-HondsTsl Dr. y. A. Ashford,
and Thursdays, . O. . m. 1880 hew York sy.
Diseases o. Head and Abdonen-)Dr W. L.
Pm. Siii "a ave-
D.sesses Of skin sad Minor Dr.. L. w. Ritchie,
sSIseTy-Iuesdays and Fri Bridge ST., George
Saturdays, from % D m I son, N ID.
ssisiSnt 70 Prof ). II. ThOmpson-Dr. II
outside Waiting fhysiolsn-Dr A. Broehen
brookh, I94 Br dse 81, Georgetown. mh27-
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RY W. r. JOHNSON, Auctioneer
- AID Real Estate Broker,
Pennsylvapia ay enue, corner "a stroet east

- BY virtue of . deed oftrast, dated the sth day
o. september A. d. 1861, and recorded in liber
reeoeds of the county OF washington, d. O.. We
shall Offer for sale at public auction In front OF the
1al, at o'clock D. m, Lot numbered H. In bloot
nnnbered IA, according to Hall and Elvans' recorded
Hill, in the county OF Washington ID. O.. on the
ro,d leading into Ath street road, near Coiambian
The Improvements consist Of q neat two story
Terms: One half cash; balance In and I. month.
with interest, and secured by deed OF trust On ths
premises. Conveyancing and stamps Of cost of mr.
chaser. 80 down at time Of sale. ~
J.b. sEa sT Trustees.
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