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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-08-16

A SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENTS
Adam Forepaugh's Mammoth Two
Tent Menagerie and Circus will ex-
hibit here on FRIDAY, August 90
We can assure our readers, from the
testimony of the most reliable journals
in this country, that this organization
is not only the most attractive, but is
the largest. Menagerie. and Circus in
the United States; and further, the
proprietor states nothing but what is
strictly true, in all the advertisements
ETC., put forth by him.
All the animals enumerated in a! =
other column of this paper are to be
seen in his Menagerie; and instead
of computing his performers by the
hundred, as was recently done by a
circus proprietor, who visited III city,
the actual number is correctly stated.
The same may be said with regard to
everything else connected with Adam
Forepaugh's stupendous concern.
AS is well known to most of our
readers, the Menagerie, is separated
from the Circus, and exhibited in n
other tent, and while the admission
fee is only SO cents TOR adults and %
cents for children to both tents, yet
by this arrangement many persons can
avail themselves of this commendable
plan and. visit the the M~enagerie who
otherwise would not care to do So
The Wheeling Register compliments
Forepaugh,s establishment "thusly: :"
FOREPAUGH'S GRAND AGGREGA-
TON.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-08-16

They have a joke in Massachusetts
that General Butler belongs to both
sexes-Essex and Middlesex. He is
thought to be gaining ground rapidly
outside of his State.
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80 ACRES OF LAND,

80 ACRES OF LAND,
with good fences, about 80 acres So1
timber, composed of oak, walnut, sa:
gar, beech and chestnut a log dwell
ing house, weather boarded and shin
gled, good cellar, good spring and
spring house a Stable 30 feet long
a fine Orchard of Fruit, such as APP
pie, Peach, Cherry and Plum Trees
at Public Sale, on
WEDNESAYD, SEPTEMBER 13,
1871.
It cannot be surpassed as an upland
farm, and will be sold on very liberal
terms. Here is an excellent chance
to get a good home. Sale to COM
mence at II o'clock A. NJ. of said day.
BSr Also, at the same time and
place, a dover of ..Ns
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-08-16
80 ACRES

belonging to the same tract, with good
Stone House, Barn and spring house,
on the same terms. Q X. FIKE.
August 8, 1871 ts.
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A New Orleans woman has sup
piled the world with a novelty in the
matter Of suicide by trying to kill her
self by stufing rags down her throat.
A demonstrative Indian roman
scalded her husband with a pan ofhot
water, in the course of a domestic
''broil."
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-08-16

Why is a soldier who attempts to
bayonet a ghost an unprincipled fell
low? Because he sticks at nothing.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-08-16

Call and see him, and you viii secure
good bargains.
May 26, ~1S71-no46tf.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-08-16

BEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS AND
ALL PRICES, WARRANTED
JUST WHAT WE SELL FOR
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-08-16
Free of Charge,

All heavy goods purchased at his establish.
ment.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-08-16

He will also deliver to customers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-17

BARTLETT. On the lsth instant, LOUIsAM.,
O'CLOCK from No al New YORK i avenue emu INSTANT a.
& sd the Of I%Ss4 b. Of and Sr rE s
Brady, aged years and months.
street between and northwest, on Monday, s ae
18th instant an, at o'clock m Friends and seqaaint
Weep not for himi Why should we weep for those
no leave us, rs free from earthly faint and sinf
Hes blooming now; his heavenly realm Z within;
1nmnieTey not 40 wrath, He took our mortal flower
Weep not for him
Wei meet again, 4 Heaven viii grant our prayer,
IN that bright world where parting shall not be;
where solved shali be each doubt and mystery
Then Keep US Heavenly Father from earth stempta'
And bring us all at last to live for ave with Thee
Washington, uly Is, ISL.
BOWLING. In GEORGETOWN, on Sunday, 18th,
ling, formerly of Baltimore; for the last % years
resident Of THIS city; in the s3i year Of her age
at ecqcE o@ the Bridge s4eet
church Friends and scquantances are respectfully
EDWARDS Entered into rest at Is minutes to
o'clock p: m. Sunday, the 18th inst HANNAH,
Il b sstn wEsSa 81
shire England but for the past AZ resident Of
Friend; Of the family are invited tS attend her
How bIest the righteous when the dies,
When sinks a weary soul 10 rest,
How mildly beam the closing eyes,
How gently heayes the expiring breast.
LIES labor done, as sinks the clay,
Light from its load the spirit flies,
While heaven and earth combine to say
How blest the righteous when she dies.
HARVEY. July 18th, FANNIE 7. HARVEY,
aged months Is days.
I" OF such is the kingiom Of heaven"
ss Captain JOHN Mills are a. ye m Oh
HnsTal viii take place from his lste residence, No
invited TO attend.
MIRPHI. On the Eth inst, at II O'Clock, a. m -
PATRICK MURPHY, native of Dublin, ireland
aged As years.
Funeral tomorrow from his late residence, No.
400 Pennsylvania avenue.
MCCARTNEY. On the 18th inst, MARY :,
only daughter Of +. A. and NJ. ". Mccartney, agsI
IA months.
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ON WEDNESDAY. JULY 10th, at IL O'Clock
"E G LING TOM

Esq, q Prince George 3 county. ~
ISnS with plenty q wood and water healthy
ps5e aSd s e which hos
is two miles, the Roman Csihoic three, ana Eptsco
Palisn four miles of. Schools and stores and shops
Sas S sss1 si.S sr DALI 4
ana viii ssrtany Be Il full ranniSs
order by LIST December The laying Of the track has
r Eissjs e. When This farm viii Ss
sisbs aunt saw and are each
dance Of fish; and Affords pleasant !psrt. A bold
which Is ne mil Seat Just below the rns lsT On
hne natural location for Ash pond. at small ex-
Farm Is valuable for the fne quality Of It's sou for
@ ksp 6eSsrS %
tees OF choicest sorts in full bearing; Peach AVID
q Grapes the growth the latter The sod seem
REQUIRE! Sat little dcns Z lss osS
stones although on one corner Of the place l. 5
sSas 8 built & Dg
Sore4s ana ss ran b .nsH rsssed and laid
to nssp 4 u hse s;ss z.
win produce As mach crop OF any sort ritaa NJ <
sent q sSns ss ne, ssSs n esssE parts ~
TheDweling has ten lieJ rooms and an attic, and 5
very conveniently Arranged, with an once fittsd
dsry meat house poultry, ice, carriage, ald corn
ass asss sssPs S.s
sThe Garden g wen Iaid out ana very early and
productive fhe hsyn 10 much. admired for the
beauty and variety OF IT'S trees and shr Among
which are many rare and beaut fnl specimons. :
"a greater bargain has rarely ever been offered 70
esd VII b e opeTssl,R3 y5sn Chs pIopsItv viii
Tie unity but VIE have seen the entire Sscs sn2
AZ lis spFroundmgs, and carefully estimated it,
Terms q sais: oAs-hAlf eask: balance n snssths,
IN Is ar yOa1 &. Hz1Es1assssssssssp1.
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pRoPosALs ron eRAp1No I4r. sTREE1
~ ROAD
OyBlcx 81 TIE BoAlp or PunLlc WoRxs,

,v y san s9osp 81 81 dPv vic wS We
until a. = I'm corr rssr Tor orsdf3 thss p SoF
sHd IL Ls2esa Hin Rssd. according % the plat
The amount Of excavation n about s.ooo euh,c
yards. ThecDntrnc3or win not b Daid for nv NIL
except the excavation, and viii be required % a.,
Board shall direct. - -
Zach bidder yin Be required, before presenting
qty, TO the credit q The hoard Of HubIic Vorks,
Sn, &etting rsceipts therefor, e gaarantee that
awarded him, IN .accordsnce win his bid fhs
money e dsposit2d IN be rs{a9dsd % re unsae:
% The eontrsctof sfssE he celplssion q ne vof
.ceest 3Ss io - M ~ NOS Dc bound %
.FfePossls mns 6s s5dsrssa /. Proposais Tor era
Tressurer 81 TIE BosS q Public VOL 70 shs
4 jy11-4 fRepub. and Chron Il
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LATImER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
successors to Cooper Latimer,)
southwest corner Penna ayen ne and nth sfra

southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street.
TRTsTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
" LAND iN THE COUNTY OF WASHING.
I'm, piSTRiCT OF COLUMBIA, AT UNION
hSR$E GwkLkISShh 6usE Ehf fSp 6r si 4
~ By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court
@cause No: 9SS, docket 8, George w Miller Ell
a.. vs.. John w. Van Hook ct al, the undersigned,
hS Ssstses VIII se a. public auction to the highest
m, on the premises, all the right title, Interest,"
claim and estate Of the parties this cause in and
and BEING IN esa or &C. and GS15 q land
the IL Ia4a
revised plat Of said Unontown running thence along
the south side Of eerson south 751s degrees
east aa feet to 3 HSfs western line thence, At
less TO the division line between said Uniontoyn
property and the property of George w. Talbert;
west ALLOWING x of a degree for variation of com
passl 50 feet thence south 75 degrees east 3 feet
TO the center Of said Pierce street. thence north X
southern line q lot IN, on said Uniontown plat;
thence south 7s1s degrees east 80 feet, to the east
side OF said Pierce street and thence north ~ de-
tanning ga acres Ofland, or less together with
apPurtenaDces.
balance Of the purchase money to be paid in equal
payments, at respectively three, six, nine, and
twelve months from day Of sale. with interest the
bonds note notes. of the purchaser or purchasers
TO the satisfaction OF the trustees the purchase
money can gil be paid cash on the day of sale or on
raid. deposit Of 2oo will be required when the
property Is sold All eopyeyancing and stamps at
Y " TTEFlSTpYA1LL} Trustees
JyE-Sw3tawSds Pat
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON-
by GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auct;one.-,
II No. 3l9, Southeast corner 7tb AMI n a,

-.
- No. Sls, Southeast corner Tth and d streets
TffSSE Es n s s5I, q yWALghsIE gyngIss
MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA. AvHSiyEslh An
District q ccnsS passed. 1as pr me G SsS Of
wherein 'T Ra;, ISL, In n cause therein depending
eG S sHa ae'ri s5s ssd
Equity Docket IL, the undersigned a pointed Trus,
ton front q the the 10 ss 81 Gnse sns
fr;oPeIy yng and being in the city Of Washington,
On On MONDAY, The ioti6i day Of July, Is71, a.
O'Clock p, m, lot numbered three, C3j, in square
Lot At he @ soIsh and q west ms
ing 9 y @ s. n squass numbered 90 contain
south Q and Sd streets west
On TUESDAY the III DAY of July, 1877. I shall
Nc 10 sell IN front OF the premises, at o'clock
In square numbered ISL, containing i4.so sauare
"a ms properly Is at the corner of south D and
Lot numbered 5, in sqnare numbered COZ, contain
ng yasi square ieet This lot is ut the corner Of
Al the above property is subdirided into conve-
1lent building lots The sale viii commence on Mon
5, square No s square Oh; on fuesd-y on Lot No.
Terms prescribed by the decree: one-third cash;
menis Purchaser TO give notes for, deferred pay.
Sy Se c5 ,Ss from AJAX
the property until ali is paid. or ali cash at the
s snps e the 81 &c ns and
piece Piece Of pFePerty at time Of sale The decree
III OF safe are not com piled with
in five days after the sale, the Trustee 20 resell the
property at the risk and cost of defautng
after the same has been advertised, and with same
terms at the first sale.
These lots are elisi6iy situated in the southern
part OF Washington city, and Maryland and
Virginia avenues, except Lot No. 5, which is
Greenleafs Point.
JAMES p. JUSTIN Trustee
eed assGrnes aREEN No afGi kaoss
.d 1THF y Al ABoyE SALE + PosJPoNEp ON
at the same hour and place BIZ order Of he Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-NORROW.
BUILDING LOTS 4rAucTto


RY W. T. JOHNSON,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Corner Pennsylvania avenne and ID street east
BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of decree pasted by the Supreme
Court q the District q Colrmbia on the eleventh
day Of June, lS7o, In the cause Of s. Dlagden ct
al. vs. Thomas Biagden e al No. ,osg EquitI, the
pndsfs,gned Trustee win proceed 20 sell on TUES
DAY, July 18th, at in front of the premises,
al the following unmproyed property in the city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, to wits-Lots 6,
10, u u, y, L, lS, D and IN Blagdens sub
den and Wattersons subdivision OF square 49, also,
Lots Is and q in Bagden subdivision OF square 7s0
~ all the above property Is not sold on the above
mentioned day the sale viii b. continued at the same
hour OF the following day neear il net then ON the
first clear day thereafter
The above sale offers opportunity 10 secure good
building lots for the purpose of speculation or Of
building in an improving part of the city
Terms cash Ten dollars down each lot at time
Q, sale. Gonveyancing and stamps At cost of pur-
chaser. If terms are not complied with in 1--WE days
of defaultiDg purchaser
Plats Of the above lots be seen q, the Office Of
the auctioneer. ~
yi0-dtds w. L. JOHNSON, Auct.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

AyERY-BR0WN. On the 18th Of July, By the
Rev. VIM. Q. Mullen, JAMES ID. AVERY to Miss
- CORA .. BROWN, both Of W ashingtOn. No cards
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@JerCmiah Butler, a nrgro, ATTEMPTED a
nameless outrage upon his daug hter, in Norfolk
county, on Monday, for which he was arrested
nS-A Norfolk, Virginia, paper reports that
little glrl Was lately lost in the tall weeds of a
principal street, and was only found after an
hours search by the neighbors.
FR5-A young candidate for the legal profession
was asked what he should first do when employ
ed to bring an action. 50 Ask for money on ac-
count" was the reply. He passed.
@The New York Tribune SAYS there is no
truth in the statement telegraphed from New
York that large number of laborers on the
public works have been discharged because of
the participation in the riot of Wednesday
MA young woman not wholly unconnected
with New York church choir, leaned too far
over the gallery, last Sunday, TO look at a new
bonnet, and now one of the deacons is going
around with his head in sling.
NThey are having funny contest in Peo-
ria, ill. A young man recently smoked cigar
10 within about an inch of the tip without the
ashes falling of. A rival smoked another half
an inch shorter than his, and triumphantly la
beled the ashes. And now all the young smokers
IN Peoria are trying to smoke a cigar shorter
than any one else without breaking the ashes.
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X LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Apctioneers,
- tSuccessors TO Copper 4 Latimer,)
southwest corner Penna avenue and 18th stree,

TN NERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on
AND 18th STREETS NORTH AT AUCTION
- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 3Ist, at
O'Clock, we will sell, in front of the premises
original lots Nos. j, 2, II and Is. in su,laro 40
The property has been subdiy ied into ten iOj build
ng lots as foiows Six lots on street; the corner
OF - feet each with depth of lO3 feet inches The
two western lots back foot ailey tbe others
10 lofoot alley. -Four lots on 18th street The smith
ern one having front q % feet with depth of los
leet the other three lots have each front ~ 10 fae
inches by depth Of Iss feet IL in .es The,e LOT
run back 20 3-foot alley. Tvs
AS this Is one of the delightful sections Of the
city and rapidly improving, the sale Of this property
offers rare opportunity to parties desirors of OBJ
tanning first class building lots w
Terms: One fourth cash residue in 1, 2 and yearu,
with interest from day of sale. Deferred payments
10 be secured by deed of trust the properly Con-
yeyancng and stamps at the cost Of the pure haser
$50 down on each lot at time of sale
vH-dSds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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Rf Z. w. .HAEENNER & CO., Auctioneers,
~ No. 643 Louisiana avenue
third door east of Seventh street

TBBITssrkf MFR sALE At AUCTION OF yALUA.
Sn KRETTHTi rBsETTwEEN AND n STREETS
Aa By virtue Of deed OF trust To me. dated
June 5, $50, and recorded June l3 Is7O In liner
mo- Oh, folio No, one Of the land records OF the
county OF washington, District Of Columbia, and AZ
the request Of the holder Of secured thereby
snail oner Tor SALE az auction 70 the highest bid
- ~ " COCK y m, the property mentioned in the
aforesaid deed Of trust, being part of Lot number
eighteen, Isl In Dasidsons subAivision Of Square
numDsr three hundred and forty, (340, In the re-
corded piats or plans OF said city, and further de-
ssrloed as follows, viz Beginning at a point on
EieNentn street west, one hundered and six feet
eleven and one-third inches fl06 ll1s southvarfy
thence easteriy ninety two (s) feet to public alley
thence southwsfdly along the line Of said alley
twenty one feet four and two third inches n az y
thence vestNe rdly ninety f92l feet and therce
northwerdiy along the line OF said Eleventh street
~, one feet four and twothird inches GA a. ito
u. The IMPROVEMENTS. consist ef new Brick Dwell.
r5n trent and side yard nicely laid on with flowers
Terms Of sale; $500 cash: and the balance in
noIes ~ SIX and tweye months bearing interest at
zen per cent per Aunum, and secured By deed Of
he terms Of sale must be complied with In one
srem me day OF SALE the property will be
chaser. n me risx and cost Of the -dsfsa9ias par
DEPOSIT Of 500 when sold. y ~.
cbasar sonseyancing aud revenue stamps ct pur-
PHILIP A, pARSrELLE. r,..,.s
-ylfd = : C.M.HAvENNER L co. Aacts.
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EVENING STAR.

NOVEL CURE FOR BYTse.-Mrs. Garter q,
= woman OF strict ideas in regard to veracity
VINO nNss IN an ONO town. She Is 50 strongly
opposed 20 lying that she recently felt caIls3
upon TO burn with hot fe-blade the tongne
OF young servant girl who had become addict
ca 70 mat vice; Some of Mrs. Carriers neigh
bOrs saw fit to mildly censure her mode or Isro-
noting the cause Of veraeity, whereupon She
published card for the purpose Of yindlcatins
herself, IN which she said "I am a professed
christian woman, and did what did conscien-
nously, feeling 1t duty by every available
means to prevent the girls remaining a candi-
tate Tor part In "the lake that burneth with
me- Mrs. Carter claims that her treatment
cured the girl OF her fault, as she has not told
lie since the hot iron was applied t0her tongue,
but unacconntably neglects 20 state whether she
has been able to speak at all since undergoing
the discipline.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- NO. Sls Southeast corner7th and ID streets.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND Lot rRoNr.
AND 7TH STREETS WEST, ISLAND. At AIN

Tx 'IH SIhLkTs W ES1 ,IsLAND,A AT AUCS
A On WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th instant, at ex
f.5 clock .: m, We shall cell, on the premises,
3 OF o. H. Wiitberger's subdivision q original lot
No. :, In square south OF square No. 49, having q
street, with comfortable brick dwelling house :
Terms: One. third cash; balance In and II months
trust on thepremises. All conseysn and rsve-
nue. stamps a. the cost OF the purchaser. $50 down
jyiItds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auct,.
II @. BOOKER, in. WIN. B. LEWIS.
d. BOOKER = LEWIS, Aucticneers, - y -
p..,. $500 NOR NOR: 40; xovr..
Goods, Notions and Pawn brokers Shocks ~
New and Second, hcnd cFurnitnse, etc., every
o'clock. Censignmests solicfted AID cash id sanoss
Aa1' "As" KooRER & LEWIS, Auction az.
business Communications adaTeesed 10 WV n
LEWIS, $40 llth street, WaShin8top, D. O. VIII
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Try LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- successors to Cooper & Latimer,D
Southwest corner Pennsyly ania ave and 18th street


POSITIVE SALE OF FORTY FoUR IA, MOST
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN LOTS ON LlNCOLN
AVENUE, NEAR BOUNDARY STREET
81 on MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 81, at
- clock we will sell. on the premises, Ten (l0)
ACRES of Land, fronting on the county road be-
tween Boundary street and Glenwood Cematery, and
known as Lincoln avenue.
This property is part of the well known estate of
the late Geo. w. Heating, and has a front of about
four hundred feet on said avenue The property has
about $500 square feet each, and has a fifty foot
street running through the whole property on which
each Lot fronts This sale offers rare Opportunity
to parties desiring to obtain beautiful and enent
country seats and also to those engaged in the dairy
business as the land is within few hundred wards
Of boundary street, and Commands a magnificent
The Lots will be sold separately A plax OF the
property can be obtained by applying to the auc-
tiOneers.
Terms-of sale 0ne-fourth cash; residue in r. ls
and "a months, with interest from day of sale. De-
terred ments to be secured by deed of trust on
the property. Conyeyancing and stamps at cost OF
the purehaserssS25 down each Lot at time of sale
Sale positive.
jylf-d&ds LATfMERS CLEARY, Aucts.
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ri WIN. L. WALL q CO,-Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building
Nos. 900 and 902, s. w. cor Pa ave and 9th n

STREET WEST, AND WSIMP ROW III Lo 9S 5 IN
EsTEEET. in SQUARE No. $50. I'D Hoh oN
- BY virtue OF o decree Of the Supreme Court Of
o-csnse Ne, 2sl2, shall, on THURSDAY, yaiy
SIth, lal az O'Clock D. m, offer for sale at pubic
T. s. and %, improved BY three STORY Brick House.
Ne Nonong On "a strset ysst als9 u5mproysd Lot
-, Terms One.half cash; and the balance In two
from day sae and a ssd n i5tsrs
prsmisssa STAMP, spd It prrchases,
time Of ssls. CHARLEsWA MATER, Trustee.
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by GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner It'll and ID streets

A NEW TWO. STORY PRESS BRICK FRONT
HOUSE, WITH FINE BACK BUILDING
And LOT: FRONTING on STREET NORTH,
PEI NJ ZEN l4rH AND 13TH STREETS WEST,
a On MONDAY, the l 9TH day of July, 1871, at
81 o'clock p We shall SELL in front OF the prem
A--Aises, n fine Brick Dwelling House, with a good
two story back building having fine yard in front
with a handsome iron railing with water, gas. bath
house No. 1924, N. W.
Terms: One half cash; the balance in months for
notes bearing interest and secured by deed of trust
on the premises Conveyanc and STAMPS at pur
jy7-d iEepl GREEN & Williams. aucts
EONSTABLES SALE.-By virtue Of a writ of
~ n Ia, to me directed, / shall, on MON "a
DAY, the nth day Of July, 1871, at 6 O'Clock T.T3
T. m, proceed to sell two one-story FRA NJ E-k..k3
HOUSES on 2Sd street, between and III Streets 10
the highest bidder, for cash.
jyl5-2t' c. W. DRURY, Constable.