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/ CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
OF
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits Of ST. and Upwards Received

INTEREST ALL0 WED AT I:HE IA TEt'f
SETEN PER CENT PER ANEUD,
ON -CERIIFICA 1ES OF DEPOSIT,
AND SI4 FER CENT C0M-
j POUNDED EVERY jS}I -i,
MONTHS NACCO UNITS.
-o.:l S OFFICERS.
Wm.l Martin. President. Il.
9ohn 1ohn 8: 8 Thnma: rslmeS: vice-rrcsidents.
A. G.. Brenizer OasIiieri
John O. 3. Smith, Assistant Cashier
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. O. Has
kell, F. W. McMaster, John P. Thomas. T.. II .
Heinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg,
Columbia.
y. Eli Gregg, Marion t
CT. Scott, Newberry. ;;
W. G.. MayeB, Newberry.
B. II. Rutledge, Charleston.
Elaniel Ravenel, Jr.. Charleston.
phans and others may ,here deposit their saw
ings end draw liberal rate of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trustees
Wishing to draw interest On their funds until
they require them for business or other pur-
poses; Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
ind Minors (whose deposits can only be with
drawn by themselves, or, in case OF death, by
their legal representatives,) wishing to lay
inside funds for future use. are here afforded
nm opportunity OF depositing their nieans
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
The same time, be subject to withdraw alwhen
needed. Aug 1S
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Wholesale Agents for State Of South Carroll
na-DOWIE, NOISE IL DAVIS, HENRY BIS
CHOFF CO., GLACIUS d WITTE. sTEF-
FENB, WERNER Il QUICKER, Charleton.
Depot in Columbia, s. O., at GEIGER
lCthEdORS. DruggiStS. June lyHt
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Change Of Echedule. ",a.,.
SoUTH OAaoIdRA RAIIRoAD CoMPARry
COLUMBIA, e. c.. January 10, 1871.
kSs Gsa Ta8 EsaJ Passenger! Trains vii

k@ E rnssengea5 srs;ya agsa +I5sIns iea1s. W W.
TRAIN No. 1.
Leave Charleston at ...!..!. . -. $40 m
Grriye ct Columbia at.... :...l.. 8. 40 p N
Leave Columbia at. .12.I6 p m
Arrive Se nt Ct Char oaarleston st
Arrive at Kingville at. !. =. Z. i 30 m
Leave Kingviile. sundays ezcep'd, at2 sopm
AFFive Tbs stoxa a. 0amfsn sans a PIN
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
connecting With Trains for Wilmington, North
Carolina. and with Trains for Aug ntta, Geor-
Eia.-InakinR close connections with Night
Trains Of Georgia Railroad and Central Rail-
road. for all points South and West.
TRAIN No. 2-EIoHT ExpRKss.
tSunday Night e1cepted.) ,
Leave Charleston at. 10 m
Arrive at Columbia at. -. GOO q m
Leave CoiIMbia at..... .;.......=.. .7.t0 p m
Arrive a. CnarieHton aI.. ....:: 40 ~
This Train runs in connection with Up Au-
gusta Trains, making close connection with
Georgia and Central Railroads. ,t, i4gr
A. L.. TYLER. Vice-President.
S. B..P1cKISs, General Ticket Agent. Jan 81
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CoRwM AND THE OneRaYa1AN.-

CORWIN AND THE GLERaYMAN.-l heard
Q good thing of the late Gov. Corwin
last night. It seems that while this gen.
tieman WAS in the Senate he sat at din
ner one afternoon entertaining the mess
with amusing stories and witticisms,
sucB as Corwin only could throw ont.
when the servant, q new hand at the
business, announced visitor in the par.
lor desirous Of an interview with the
Senator Corwin paid no attention to
the mani-at first, but, afteI time, irri-
tated by the continued Interruption,
hell.'' s'f' ''''
Corwin continued his dinner. and at
the end, suddenly recoltaeting the visitor,
h4rrled to the pnrlor and found no one
tlere. me- rang ior tho servant, an
when'the man appeared, said;
'yohn. did not you tell me there was
some one, ,here2" U,e
Eyes, sab, !" responded John.
5'Why didn't he waltz" ~
eWen,a sab, I took him your m essage." !"
"WAat message?" psked the astonished
Senator,
cWhy sab, ]. told him dat you, said
he should 60 to he'll, and he VENT
Corwin's indignation at the stupidity
OF the servant was only equalled by his
e~A.AA~tJ AIou sAo HcAoO4 lubuIt6u buOul1
prove to be constituent, or perhaps a
brother Senator. He heard nothing,
however, for two weeks, whom be. was
called npon by an old friend who be-
longed to the ministry, and was created
by wise Providence to look after the
charities and welfare of other people.
The Rev. Mr.. Spook wore white ohoker
and white hat, with the usually seedy
clothes pertaining to these good men,
who look for reward in another and
better world for their work done in this.
When he saw Senator Corwin, he burst
into tears. The political humorist.
thinking that Mrs. 8. or some of their
numerous relatives had departed this
life. hestened to ask the meaning OF the
sndden grief.
"Ab. Governor Oorwin," responded
the poor man. 'I thought never to call
upon you again. The last time was
here yon sent word ont to me to 90 to-
to 60 to-"
'.Biess my soul" cried Corwin, "waa
that you? I am 40 glad. I feared It
was one Of my constituents, aud nv
constituents ere such id foole, ~h:!e
you are too sensible to mind suoh an ab.
surd message. Here, let me give You
$40 for the Ready Relief Of aged clerey.
men. Dom Pfat. in Commercial.
E..
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KIRKLAND MILLS, Ga, March 22, 1870.
Messrs: Jacob Lip01nan d Bro, Druggists,
dpced your Great German Bittere here to my
customers and friends, and find better sale
for it than any have ever kept before. Those
who have tried it approve Of it very highly,
superior in value to any other Bitters now in
nse Yours, respectfully, ". KIRKLAND.
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MALARIOUs DISEASES GENERALLY
FEMALES

Will find LIPrMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS the best tonic known for tho disc a seat O
which they arc generally subject, and where q
gentle stimulant is recommended.
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HAIR DRESSING.

nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on tho hair. giving it rich, glossy
lustrc and grateful perfume.
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SAVANNAH. March 16, 1870.
Messrs. jacob Lippnan & bro, Sauan,,dh,
Ga.-GEkTs: have before mo your esteemed
letter of the 14th inst, containing various
documents relative to your Norman Bittcre."
After careful examination must confess
that your Bitters is really what Jon represent
1t to be. an old German recipe of DR.. Mitch
erlich. Of Berlin. Prussia. 1t will no doubtbe
nervous diseases, and is a good preventive OF
chills aud fever. I find it TO be most de-
lightful and pleasant stomachc remain
yours truly, tSigncd) AUG. =. WETTER.
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Genuine imported tnracna. Ah.ynthe and
Maraschfn0, q! PGLIrCKs.
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The coolest Lager in the city can he had at
PoLdooK's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-31
EVENING STAR.
CONVERSATIONAL
CoaeIusion Yesterdays Proceediuss,

cENAIE--After our report closed
an eNI aOIulhary scene occurred between
senator Davis and Mr.. Butler, referred to else
Dir. stevenson argued that the assault upon
negro mall agent in Kentucky had been grossly
skaggeIated, and furnished no justification for
wee on postal route
Mr.; Morton proceeded to read from what he
stated TO be an on cisl list of the murders aud
Outrages committed in Kentucky.
meant
SIR. Morton replied it was an Official record
prepared Oy the FTeedmen's Bureau. lDerisiye
laughter on the Democratic sidel
MIR. Stevenson-we don't recognize the
Frsedmens Bureau as authority in Kentucky
Mr.. MOI ton.-NOu do not recognize any au-
th0rlty- You do not allow negroes to testify;
ana II You could succeed in excluding all testi-
mony,i It would be easy for you to Prove that
Kentucky - lsw-abidlng State.
Mr. BLAIR desired the Senator from Indiana
tMr. MoTt0n) TO answer csndidty one question
Nhethtr the negroes had not been entrusted
votes.
hr. Morton replied it was well known that
rreOns,Tucf ION could not be accomplished on a
49, oAsi-. me Whlte people OF the South
would rot sccept the situation.
a. MT. ID al, (emphatically They did accept
the slluati1Di they odd abolish slavery, and
never lifted q hand against the government
SINCE ans. any one who asserts the contrary
asserts tfst which is not srde.s tGreat applause
IN the galleries
peAted he would have 10 direct the Sergeant-at-
Arms 10 eB4OTce the rules.
Mr.. Morton said he would conclude what he
hsd TO say ~ asking for the reading of an edi-
tOrIsl from he Louisville Coarisr-JOurHdl on the
Kentucky legislature. IL was photograph by
a democrat paper, OF a demOcra attic legislature.
The artit ie read.
Mr.. Nor On explained, in reply to Mr.. Thur
man, that te did not mean u say that lawless-
less was u lversal among the democratic party
Of kentuc.y. He admitted I'll at the late Gov
ernor tnO's Senator Steven.on) and the two
Democrat judges had done their duty "a also
one demo- ATTIC pap1r-the Louisville COurisr-
Journal Il OF the forty published In the State,
but they ere unable 10 influence the demo-
cratic par of that State.
Mr.. Poo obtained the floor, and at 5 O'clock
after bT 4 executive session. the Senate ad-
j6urned.
HOUSI-After our report closed
The klux bill was discussed by Messrs
seek, ID YES, Blair, lIlich.,) Wood, Kelley,
Brooks, lynsrd and Eldridge until O'Clock,
when the House adjourned.
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GALE OF vALUABLl -REAL ESTATE AT
- AUCTION.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOB INVEST.
MENT.
oN. HOUSE, ALEXANDRIA, Va,

COLLECTORS OFFICE.
By authority OF the honorable secretary OF tie
the Custom House, on III RSpAY, April 9th, ct
~ O'Clock m, that valuable piece of land, 7sz40
Union streets, Alex andra with the buildings there
on, Known "a the old Custom House property, on
One fifth eash: the balance in four equal quarter
yearly payments, the first Of which shall be made
the 6th Of July 1871 y with interest from day OF
sale until paid Any failure ON the part q the pur.
the surrender Of tho property and the forfeture o
the Goyernmsnt Of che payments already made.
foregoing conditions, viii be given the suceessfu
6ddss Ison the aScspsanc: 81 bis bid By the sscrs
the Last payment shall have been made
All bids TO be made subject 70 the approval Of the
the right 70 reject sny or all bids deemed for the
interest Of the Government 70 do 60
nhC-td D. TURNDR, Collector.
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by THOMAS THOMPSON, Auctioneer,
- No. sos Ninth street,
One door north Of Pennsyly ania avenue
CHAHOERY SALE "BRIGaTWOOD. -ADy
SIRABLE COI1N1RY SIrE

CHAHCERY SALE OF "BRIGaTWOOD,"A AIDE.
SlRABLE COUNTRY SITE
Ny virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of
H5 the District Of Columbia, OF the 18th February
-, in chsncery cause No. 2,264, between Caro-
line MUreland, plaintiff, and EnOch Moreland ct al ,
defendants, will sell, at public sution upon the
premises at O'Clock D. M, TUESDAY, April
isth,l6Tl the piece OF ground called "Brightwood :"
o. ginning Tor the same al road q tone marked H.
u al the In tersection OF the Pihey Branch Road
with Eleventh. street Turnpike BOed, thence s, 81
Deg, IL p perche with west side of said turn.
by White 70 Nichols lot: thence n. ga, W l9 IS per-
cnes with Nichols lot to Piney Branch Road; thence
N oih Il. ~ perches with said road road stone
marked l.. ~ thence N. 4l1i, f. 81 % perches
with said road to road stone mar ed L. THENCE
D. 4s T. 90 perchss to the beginning, containing
cordins 10 survey and plat made in February. ISL
by u ID carpenter, surveyor; i'm proved by q Frame
mouse Win eight rooms ana cellar. The premise
are now occupied by Charles q. Oashell, under q
lease, which will expire the last day Of next An
gust, as appears by said lease in my possess n ,
terpart OF which lease may be il the hands OF
said Cashell.
Terms One-feurth OF the purchase money to be
paid IN cash at the time Of SALE and the balance to
be paid in equal installments in one and three
years from the day OF sale, IN of the
INTEREST," quarter yearly, secured by deed Of trust
upon the property, with permission to the purcha-
ser to the whole OF the purchase money In cash
or 10 pay any or more of the notes at any time
before maturity. The purchaser 70 pay g. at the
time Of sale and complete the purchase within i've
at the cost and risk OF the defsutng The
purchaser to pay for stamps and all convey ancing
d. THOMPSON. Trustee.
NH Thus THOMPSON, Auct.
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DI ED.

FARRl ,GTON. On the 3Oth instant, at 40 ..
m, kUSlNA FARKINGTOS. wife Of William
Fsrriugt,-, In the t4th year OF her age.
- FuTer N sunday afternoon, at the 18th street
Baptist c. urCh.
HALL On the morning Of the 3lst instant,
GkORGt W. HALL, formerly OF n aine, aud for
the lss T. enty years resident Of this city, in
the T4th ~ his age
The fun Al will take place from the residence Of
his son. c. Hall, 1905 ii street N. W ., on Sat
Erday l. DrOIimo. At O'Clock p m.
NALLTY. On the SOth instant, JAMES T NAL
LEY, az a.
Relatiy and friends OF the family are invited to
attend hi funeral. frsm his late residence, street.
between -Hh and llth :. E, sunday, at O'Clock
y m. ct
CRAWt DID. On the 3Dth instant, after a short
and pain u illness. ANDREW CRAWFORD, for
merly Of altimOre, aged o. years.
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The New York Leader calls an attack of
the " jimja ANS" {" tight rt."
ga respectable lady at Pittsburg the other
day was pumped for poison and yielded an
overdose OF brandy.
50" Shoe Fly was recently played on a wind
instrument at q church concert In Kansas CITY.
the proceeds of which went to buy an organ.
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TO L d K Rs.
ARCHITECTS OFFICE, U. 8. CAPITOL,

ARCHITECTS OFFICE, =. CAPIIoL,S
March -, 1871.
ProRosals are invited and will be opened on the
Sd OF APRIL MKT, at L O'Clock n, for the ex-
tendon OF the Government Printing Ofiee Building,
rlans and specifications may now be seen at this
NJ bid vii, be considered unless .ooom,.n,sa x,,.
. bead in the sum Of $4,000. approved BY the Dis.
triet Attorney for the city OF Washington the CON
undertake the work, n awarded TO him or them ana
Will hnish the same IN accordance with the plans
and specifications for that work.
mhf2-Gt ArchftoCt ii. GanitoI
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II s. ENGINEER OFFICE,

II b. ENGINEER OFFICE,
y. Ihua Story Calon BaSk BEildtag,
Fdpsts Street, near Charles.
BALTIMORE, Nd March p, 1871.
Proposals are invited Tor dredging a channel
through frederick sburg and Spottswood's Bars. In
the bappahannock river. Proposals. to be sealed.
IN dnPlioats endorsed on outside, and accompanied
by q copy OF this advertisement, will be received
until NOON OF APRIL 2-th, ISL, aud will be opened
IN ten minutes thereafter in presence of such bid
dsrs as n ~ wish to be present.
Separate Proposals will be also receve red for remov.
ing one wreck in fredericksburg bar.
The material Is easily removed The channel ia
not to exceed 80 feet IN width feet de 9TH AZ
mean low water The locality is sheltered The
tide rises about two feet.
Forms OF proposal snd any desired inform alton TO
be had application at this ONCE.
The right to reject any bid Is reserved.
WM. y, CRAIGHILL,
mh29 st Major Of I'm ineers u. s. A
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TOMORROW.

10y LATIMER q CLEARY. Auctioneers,
(Sucoessor to Cooper Lstimer,l
southwest corner Pennsy sna ave- and llth street
PosITIyB SALE OF PEACH TREES, sHRHB
BEhRf, SEVERAL KINDS WILLOWS,
SIANpAHD VARIETY OF GRAPE VINES,
pRE6 BOX AND DWARF BOX, GREAT Va.
hlETf OF ROSE BUSHES. &c. AT AUCTION
"a On THURSDAY MORNING, March Seth,
SVial. at 10 O'Clock, IN front of our Auction
Rooms. we shall sell O largs assortment of the
through. - '00'
Terms Cash. LATIMER CLEARY,
hH -dts ihepub,l Auctioneers.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
ill SATURDAY, April I.t, same hour and place.
mS-d LhT1MEB CLEARY, Aucts
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WAR DEPT, OFEiCB CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
= WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 2l-lA 30 a In

ID
WAsHISGToE, ID. G., March 3l-10 80 q. IN (
Synopsts for he past "a hourS.-rhe heavy rains
which prevailed Thursday morning on the
south Atlantic extended inland to the Ohio
valley, and reached Massachusetts, last night;
they have been followed by rising barometer
and cool norfherly breezes. The area of highest
barometer has moved slowly eastward, and is
now over Lake Superior. Clear weather prevails
on me upper lakes; clear and partially cloudy
wes'her on the lower lakes, Middle and Eastern
states Cloudy weather still continues on the
south Atlantic, with variable pressure and
gentle winds. A short spell of clear weather
winch prevailed Thursday night from the Mis-
souri, valley TO the Gulf is now followed by
falling barometer and threatening weather ap-
preaching from the extreme South west. The
barometer still remains high on the Pacific
coast.
Probabilities. Rainy and threatening weather
are probable for the Gulf and lower Misss
slppi. Fresh winds and cloudy weather on
The south Atlantic. Partially cloudy weather
ana light winds on the lakes, Middle and East
ern States.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK,
SUITABLE FOB STOREkOOM, AND dwell
LING AND LOT, ON NORTHWEsT CORNER
10y THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
washington Georgetown office, SIG 7th st., op. o.

TRUSTEES PEKEMPTORY SALE OF d 2sIE-
ABLE LOT ON 18th STREET WEST, BE-
- Under and By virtue of deed OF trust 20 me,
Dthe subscriber. dated the nd day Of March,
ST. one Of the land records for the District OF o.
lumbia, shall sell at public auction, to the highest
bid or on MONDAY, the Sd Of April, ISL, ct
o'clock D. m, in front Of the premises, eli Of Lot
numbered ~, and the south 70 feet front By the
corded subdivision Of Square numbered S07. having
front OF rs fest the east side Of nth street, be-
tween W and Boundary streets. and running due
east IS feet inch to an alley 10 fest wide.
Terms Of sale: SIS cash; balance so per month
with interest, deferred payments TO be secured 70
satisfaction OF Trustee All costs Of convey ancina
and stamps TO be paid by purchaser S50will be re-
M p. CALLAN. Trustee.
mhA so&ds THOs. q. WAGQAMAH. Auct,
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New $50 Gold Loan.
SAFE! PRoFIrABLEl PERMANENT,
JAY COOKE k CO..
oser for Sale At Par and Accrued Intsrss,
THE
FRS, Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bond,
OFTHE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

These bonds are secured, Gra, BIZ q First Morn.
Ease on tire abroad itself, its rolling stock and
sn eau puents. secOHd, ~ FIRST MORTGAGE r. Ats
entire Lad snt being more than Twenty Two
ThOuss1C AcT . o. Land to each mile Of rtOai
The BOIsCs are free from United States TAx: the
Principal and Interest payable in Gole-the
Principal at the end Of Thirty years, and the later
semi annually, st the rate OF SEWN ND THRKx.
TENNIS PkR CENT. per aRnum.
They are issued N denominations OF SlOO, $500,
o ,Ouo. $500 and > loo,o
The Trustees under the Mortgage are u essrs. jar
Cooke, Of Phi sdelphis, and J. Edgar Thomson
President u he Pennsylvania Central Railroad
These Northern Pacific 70 Bonds will a, ALT time.
PRENIUs cor lOl. In exchange for the Oompanyb
lands 81 their lowest cash price.
In addition g their absolute safety, these Bonds
yield sn income larger, We believe, than any other
SOS can, by O. uEertfng them into Northern Pa
cfnes Increase their yearly income one tAtrd, and
still have perfectly reliable investment
HOW To 6Er rHHM-1Our nearest Bank or
Banker will supply these Bonds 10 any desired
amount, and Of any needed denomination. Persons
wishing 20 exchange stocks other bonds for these
can do 20 sith any Of our Agents, xho will allow
the hiehest current price Tor ALL hARkKrABLB
Those living In Ioc alitfes remote from Banks. NAV
send money, or other bonds: directly 70 BY en-.
st our own RISK and without cost 20 the investor
For further nfornAron, pam phlets maps, eto., call
On or address the understand, or any d the Bsnis
or Bankers employed % ssl this Loan.
Jay COOKE 90, General Agents Tor Dtstr,c,
Col. virginia, n. Csrolna and >. Carolina.
s sissT ssII Rssk s sHSHB
FAST, WAsHIHGrOH q CO.,
MID phETON co,
TKs.pMAss SAVINGS AND Trust ooh.
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RH WIN. II; WALL & co, Auctioneers,
II New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 g. w cor Pa ave and 9th n

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECr rs, ROSEWOOD
PIANO, &c.
-A On SATURDAY MORNING, April lat
~ immediately ater the above sale We will
utxs sell a lara collection of New and Second.
hsRd Furniture com prising-
Walnut Bedsts ads, Msrbie-top Bureaus
Do Marble top W ash stands. Writing Tables,
Do. Bookcases. Marble top Tables,
Do, Parlor Suits. in reps. hsirC'Oth. &c,
Do. Haircloth sotas, Rockers Easy Chairs,
alnut Sets, Imitation " Buraaus
Cant. seat Chairs, Lounges, Looking glasses,
Leaf Tables, Mattress 30.
One fine Rosewood Seven octave Piano, made by
ChickeriDg, and nearly new,
one Fire PROC safe, suitable for jeweler large
Counting house
With pumernus other articles in the hon sehoId
line NIL Of which will be sold without regard TO
weather.
1t WI WALL & 90, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

pY THOs. u. wAG8AMAN
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueeg,
Washington Georgetown On ceS 1th st. ,op p D.
TRUSTEES, PEREMPrORr SALE OF vALu-
ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on l2rH
sTBEET WEST, B0TWEEN STRBET
SOUTh AND MARYLAND AvEHUE.
- by virtue OF deed Of trust from George w
"a Hanptman and wife, bearing date 9TH day Of
- February, A. D. 1889, TO the undersigned Is
trustees and recorded in Liber 7 and 3, no g. folio
"a one OF the land records Of the mtg Of wash
ihgton, D. u, and BY direction Of the party secured
,ss we will se e public auction in front q
O'clock m al that pieoe or parcel Of ground sit
nst. and being In the city Of Washington, in the
district Of Columbia, known and desc ribed as Lot
numbered thirteen and part Of Lot numbered four.
teen, IN LennoX & kellers subdiy sion of Square
nrmeered ~ improved by two Franc Dwellings
Terms OF sale One half cash: balance Ia g. IL and
10 months, with interest, to be secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold the terms II sale are
not complied with in FIVE days after the day of SAFE
me reeerye the right to resell at the cost
ana risk OF the first purchaser, after one weeks
notice. All conreyapcing and revenue stamps 81
ooe, OF purchaser deposit OF 100 must be made
I IHSsss s n sH5aNSsoN' Trustees.
mhlO-eo&ds Thus. Il. WAGGAMAN. Auct.
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DEPARTMENT OF rHr ISrERIoR.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 70, ISL
~ Nora The place for recsiving bids end sam
Piles unser the above advertisement hes been
changed from Washington, ID. G.. 90 No. 103 Duane
business on and after rril 18th.
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