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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-05
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the Beer rom b dozen dii tcpt Breweaiess
and all were found ndulterAted with noxio:ls
substsnre. II ii said, that the sale of Drngs
10 Brewers, II o profitable past ef the arade-
fhis is perfectly iafhnops Cosesslus indicuB
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These are potent poisors, md The Brewer
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WAS TT A TIGERs
The Community of Branchyille
Frightened Nigh Unto Death.

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asa Animal Resembling n Ti.
ger-Hc shows Himself 10 a
Gentienaan while i'm his Field
-Gentlcman makes Tracks
For 1Holne-Tlae Alarm Given
to the Neaghborlaood-Every
hIound that co,altl yelp, Cath
cred to- 70 in Pursuit Of the
object of Terror-Old SIcn
asatl Young Mem and Old syo-
Raen and YOnng NYomen. aand
Boys and'saals,' and Hsisilos-
oPlaers and Politicians. All
Fooled for Once.
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aYE THAT nAyE EYES, 3 Sc.-
In another column will be found AN
Ordinance, passed in the Council Chan.
benof. .OraSgeburg, cutittlsd sAu Ordt-
nance for the better preservation of the
trees, &c. in the Public. Streets ~
'orangeburg, and for other purposes
TO our readers in the country We say
read III and save; your Eve dollars Any
horse found upon the sidewalk, is 10 be
taken BY the marshal and held until tl::es,
fue, fixed by the Ordinance, is paid
We We predict that AAfiafsshhaassz Wolfe will
havo bis hands full uutil tits generally
understood thatour Council is 9detor-
mined TO carry out the provisions Of this
L'w. Now foe tho Hog Law, good
iMayor<Buil.
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The GRAND JuRY.-We respectfully
request the Grand Jury lat the next
Court of General Sessions, to cxamiuc
carefully the Docket Books of the Trial
Justices Of this County. Some of them
have held tapir positions tor nearly two
years, and notwithstanding their Courts
being always crowded with crtn.inal
cases, not ONE DOLLAR HAS THE
COUNTY REC EIVED FROM
THEN. But on the other hasd,
THEIR accounts against the State are
presented fteqen1tly. The system is rot
ten to its rery core, and we dcmand that
1t hc examined into. We know one man
RtGFT HERE IN ORANGEBURG
who will 20 bei;'ro Jury any time aud
u.akc oa;a that he alone pail fin for
divers persons, amounting T., some thirty
, or forty lo!i.rs. There are many mare
wl,u VIII make NE Same statement. Tho
.fucstionlis. Who're is the lnoney gon,:?
< j : -,..uu..s-.-----------
r A NUISANCE -For tho hu ,dredtl
! tine our atten:i"i, has been rallied, 70 a;
social pest and nuisauea IL is to be-
found iu tho pcrsonof "Cripplcl lien
ry." lfuhy little pindrr by happens
] to mnke this mouthy creature m,d, as
he calls it, a torrent Of Indecent aud
hlackguard epithets are instantly belch-
cd furtb from his loud mouth.
No matter whero he is, and no mat.
tor-how many ladies there may be to
hear his course and vulgar language, j.
! makcs no difference with him, when he
imagihcs himself insulted, out it. comes.
| We have frequently heard him make
uso of words upon our streets that would
shock the dcccncy of a hog, and that
too while ladies were passing. We did
not think it would be necessary to make
any mention of n matter SO notorious in
its unpleasantnesa to respectable ears,
But We have found it necessary. And
/ now We ask: Shall the nuisance be
/ aba,ed7
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aaE WEATHER. HIS beon unusually
Acst for the past week Escrything is
burning up fthe Want Of rain. Co:ton
we understand is looking badly through
out the entire County.
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i FiuK sToUA Accos VIM. NJ Sain q
Co, az the goraer, are just 10 receipt Of
4 large consignment Of iine chowing to-
sbaceosj also : fresh supply Of family
groceries. Their first lot Of cigars
sstook sowellv that they hassh had shipped,
to them another ten thousand. Hearkcn,
therefore, all ye smokers 70 their sdyer.
tise,nent, and give them q call. Look
fortheir new store opposite the Post
Office Husbands, buy barrel Of thoir
fine family -four and wo'll guarantee Tint
your bctter.halfs viii bo in q good humor
for six months. 81 .s
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laaE.as@ Tdlsgrapl Liuc- is bciog
sspia so;aa,lp pssted, II having passed this
rhee weeks agp. Is is said that the
Gon,pauy contsnplatc establishing aa
Office in orsngebarg. s F,s
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We. were told the. other day story
too good for the readers of the News to
miss. For their benefit we will write it.
1t appears from the information gathered
from our deponent that some two or
three weeks ago the news was circulated
in the vicinity Of Branchviile, that &
Tiger had got loose from n Circus that
had performed ut Baplbers,a a week or SO
previous to the time in which the c;ti.
zrns of our nod, st litilc sister Tow,
were 50 terribly excited, and ,ha. it had
been seen just Ger3ss the river from said
l,lnco. or c,nsse the newsmong.rs
wont right To work i'll eirc,,l,tils an
adding TO this report. In II day ur 50 il
MAS spread Ill over the na;yhborhood
Exaggerated as it was, after g,,in;:
through the creative brain of the noted
Q"al asarS of that place, it coull not
help but irishtrn the weak and iaia, @!
heart. But, to give co!orimg of truth
TO the runior, the animals track was dc.
c!ared to have becn seen b. gentleman
not far from Brauchyille Our depon-
cnt has it that while said gentleman was
working in his field, the real live and
hideous Tiger lcapcd the fence close By
him. The man stared at it for moment
when h run for home was made. With
eyes as big as the evening star he neve.
rested for moment until his retreat W s
made good-homc under his bed. His
wife got glimpse. OF him while entering
the house. and cried, out. "What's the
matter u Tho frightened husband
thought there was no time for an exnla
nation: and shouted back, SIS it com.
ing NOT understanding the cause of
her husbands real fear she ran to him
with all her speed, Here he pocpod out
from under the bed, and told his uneasy
wife of his fright. After he became
quiet, and his nerves settled, visit was
made to the. adjoining neis hbors .ii,h1., :
any delay, all the ours aud hounds in u e
community were collected tcgetbes, ard
the woods secured for tho Tiger. a few
hours drive was suffieiens, The object
OF the drivers search was found. And
what do you suppose it was? o.
Branchville, shall we tell iii If s, let
it be known that i. WAS young calf. II
had not jumped he fence, as the fright
ened man supposed. bat came from out
OF fence corner, aud it is thought ran
the other way as rapidly as did its mas
ter make tracks for home. "Le, us have
peace"
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far from his house, he received -two or
three loads Of buck shot in his back;
which Killed him Instantly Trial JUS
siso Riley samnaDsd q Jury Of Inquest
and a verdict was rendered ia accor-
idapce with hefacts. What caused these
asaassins totbus murder : respectable, !,
and ipyfepsise citizen, ( We forbear u
conjecture until we receive farthsr
intelligence. Qsr ipisra,apts tell is
that Perry was Id industrious aud hard
working gnsai aud s.noYer pdid. sanys, 900
an injury. 10 not this d crinre which
appeals to Justice to.offpr -ay reward tor
the,crinlina'sY They are still as large
! aud nd we call upon Gov. Scott to offer a.
reward for their capture.
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.TstsosA;.;t 'Orstcs -.,lt. DeBcrrv,
tile f,sa,er cI.era'w at this place. .las
a,iGtrs. We a..'crstard thai hp has a
sit,ia,inu rkcN,erc in al. employment
81 sl.r Tc!cgrilh G, Ape,,y Mr.. D's
s!aee is Ellsd by Nr. JAS. Hogan, WIN
EWe learn, is very attrntive AMI pune
tsal 10 Is, business
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We understand that fire occurred
over ID the Fork some weeks ago. Will
eur friends eon,omber to furnish us with
such local Intelligence hereafter? Just
a little note, lcft at our vtiice, viii suffice.
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We are in receipt of ae obituary
which We deelire 10 putlish until our
rules ,arc coalsHsd with, Every srti-
&c. written Tor the onANaEnusu News
must be accompanied by the nanc of
slic a,t.ir6r, uus ncccfs,rily Tor publira-
ei,pi bat as 4 guarantee OF puoa taitls"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-05

THO rain Thursday afteruson last was
such san egrecable surprise to many of
pnr citizens that some oi them left. their
hqases for tic yard, aud stood aud s'took
stsslike good lsllowsl
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-05

GorToy Boil MIR. Charles G.. In
sbinet laid upon our table several days
ago a cotton boil fully open, aud dry
enough fpr picking. This beats every
tlling,sin the way of cotton bolls, we
have seen or heard Of yet. IN fact, Or
aageburg County is generally ahead of
othor Counties in the State in all such
matters. For many reasons she deserves
being called ,ke Banner County. Que
day twill be given to her.
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& Ii. 4 =
SPEARS mir. Meroney is just in re-
eclpt of an extraordinary quality Of tino
Segars. We hayo putfud. some of the
@ ...-.:t..-sa ond nnn rinhesitatibglY pro.
,iouaes them to be of frstrats make
He has several.ncw brands, tire favor
ofIwllich is delicious. If our readers
want good smoke lot thom call on Mr.
NJ. and ask-1wcll, no matter wIrich
brand, either Progress, -hlatchless, La
Feliz Habana, Colossus Flor de Tobac-
fosAail arc good, and will give one a
good smose.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.

OFFICE or rng oEAxogpuno NEws.
"a August 4, 1871.
CoTToN-Salos during the week 10
bales. We quote:
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Din any of our exchanges ever SEQ a
mich COW that would wulk into a sparlor
with the assarauce Of q d anicsi n 6
h,astcr2 e 3 -4.i. s.i & 4
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Is coNss:ea sNcE Of many ursen:
SOLICITATIONS iSpn the Maso,ia Fratyr-
,.its, ID, rahli>ie entire the Address OF
The, Res. euttino, the publication OF the
Story .slare Truth than Poetry is
suspended fer this issue. We win com.
mcnccit again in onr next. The ad-
dress which we publish on our outside
pags VIC traSt, win compensate for its
absence.
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HERr's YOUR NAME !.e-A week or SO

~ IIERE's YOUR NAME !..-A week or so
sgo-s Child was born ahte certain
family, resident in this County. II was
living at last accounts. But if il sur
wives any longer with the name tha,
was given TO it TIE other day by its fond
papa, our readers will proncaace it OF
strong constitution. Its name is, Rich
sroSD sroKEs Ju1Ius CESAR Acaus.
rus aoRDoN ALEXANDER CAraAM
PuLgdM JAcRsos MuaArRIE- we'll,
this euds the naues that were given to
IL. Tho one unto whiclfit VIZ. born we
viii omit 70 publish. Shakespeare siys,
7eWiIat's IN q natnc {" These folks
must think there il a great deal. What
say our rcaIcrs?
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There are plenty of water melons IN
Town now q saw q man. eat of one
tho other day until ho could SCARCELY
{ walk. 81 r. q IS: ,.i ssl
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-05
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague. Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Reu1ittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all tho affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmaio
poisons.
AS its name implies, It docs Care, and docs not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinfne, Bis
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, it In nowise Injuries any pa.
tient. The number and importance of Its euros
IN the ague districts are literally beyond account,
and we beiicye without parallel in the history
Of Agre medicine Our pride is gratined by Tho
acknowledgements we receive OF the radical cures
effected In obstinate cases, and where other rem.
edles had wholly failed. l5S s}..
Cnacclimatcd persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatie localities, will be
protected by taking the I2UE gEEE daily.
For Licer Complaints, arising ffom torpid
tty OF the Liver 1t Is excellent remedy, stinlu.
lating tho Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Is
10 an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines had
faed. @r -
Prepared by DIR. J. O. AYER & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass and
sold oil round the world. ~.
PRICE, 500 PER BOTTLE.
~ Dr. H.. .OLEVESsOS.
Agent at orangebrg C. II.
nug6 1y
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All AdVertis ellts must
Be hand cd To- the Business
Manager efere Thursday
Moon.

Ouf sideswalks IRE grsdaaily putting
onsa s'city leoks',gs 4 {, 4 jiiss s.
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Ringing Rocks and Singing stones.

An item which Is going the rounds In regard
sylvania, reminds us of hill in this State which
constantly emits a musical sound without being
struck with hammer or even being touched
with anything. OF the PENNSYLVANIA rocks IL Is
said:-"The popularity of these rocks Is that
upon being struck with n hammer or stone they
ring with such a clear and prolonged sound that
the curiosity and interest of the most Indifferent
yisitor Is Immediately aroused. One sends forth
sound like that produced by a stroke upon an
anvil; another one that resembles aclear-sound-
ing bell; another the prolonged ringing of the
unner-glass; still another the heavier and duller
sound of the tinsmith's hammer, while some ring
but little or none at all. 1t is no difficult mat
Ter 70 md several stones giving sounds that
VIII perfectly chord with each other, and a mu-
stefan might stand among them and, by striking
dlnerent ones, probably play an air upon them.
These stones are far heavier than ordinary
ones, iron, no doubt. entering largely into their
composition, and il has been imagined that
short distance under this vast pile hollow place
exists" The hill we have mentioned above is
situated in the vicinity of Pyramid Lake, in the
old Truckee Mining District, and the peculiar
musical nature of the stones covering it was
first observed by the prospectors who discovered
the district, and who had pitched their camp
they were puzzled and not a little startled by a
peculiar, low musical tinkling which seemed
to float upon the breeze, coming and going
like the notes of an cOlian harp. This
occurring regularly every evening, when ali
was quiet the miners set to work to solve the
mystery. and soon found that the sound they had
heard proceeded from small stones which form
ed sort OF drift reaching from the base of the
hill to near its summit. These stones gave out
a constant tinklIng sound, and their myriads OF
unkhngs mingling together produced musical
murmur OF considerable volume. The stones
emitting these sounds were described as con-
tanning much iron, and some supposed that the
musical tlnklings were produced by magnetic
action, while others thought that the whole
drift OF stones might be slowly working down
the hill, and that the sounds were caus ed by the
aItract1op OF the fragments composing sie mass.
The district is now deserted, but while it was
inhabited this hill was the one ''lion" of the
place to which all new corners were introduced -
VirOiBid (Neu.) Express, Oct. 1Sta
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

RY LATIMEK CLKARY, Apstioners,
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Iith street
rssI5IyE sskE TIE IL ES Ss TEo5E
tso;o SsMMP PR ONE 9r The y LARaEsI
AM GRaeEks, sUPPt,Hss kyER s.ib fS
E wAsRIsSJoF T9GETHsR w,TH ph LARGE
On IUksDaI N6RSINs, November Il. ISL,
lishment of Joseph L. Savage, Esq, on the north
setner Ct and 10Th SIS We shall sell biz i'm
snnnI;ss W. n,s =; rnshins "oods ana SrOcers
10 dozen Brushes, different kinds.
~ coZen Tea Chests: Sd Cheese safes.
% sozen Coal SfteTs: fine assortment Flour Sleeves
IL dozen Stable Brooms; 10 dozen Horse Buckets.
ment Of Wooden shovel. and measure-.
70 dozen Bowls and Trays; 50 dor. Zinc shboards
~, 10, dozen Brush Handles.
100 dozen Fruit Baskets
i it dozen I cCsi Hds ls.s ali kinds,
~ dozen sugar Boxes
leo gross Lamp ChImneys
20 dozen Shoyels, best makes.
70 dozen Scoops, best makes,
Is dog INSIDE and b x C5ffse Mills
Soy Stidren Sleighs.
Large lot ofCast Steel
20 packages Carriage Bolts and Buckles
Large LOT strap Hinges and Hinge Hasps
Large lot Of Door LocR 81 p eSsr R SaTissy
~ ~ Dozen Snsl, Axes; 80 DOZEN Hammers.
nat STOCK OF Baskets.
Grind Stones, all sizes.
Chamois Skins and SponRes.
l00 superior Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns
20 bags Duck Shot, &C. &C.
N; B. We would call especial attention Of the
trade, as well the public generally to this sale as
the goods are all fresh and ssIsbe, and will be sold
without reserve. The sale will be continued from
day to day unit the whole is disposed Of.
Terms of sale: All sums of and under Sl0o cash
over that amount credit Of 30 and 81 days, with APP
pro- ed notes bearing interest.
no 9-df LATlMER q CLEARY, Aucts.
The Retail business is still continued At the old
stand. lnol0l JOS. l.. SAVAGE
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es


Il By virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated the
.Lfber COL, folio tSs, one of the land records
Tor washington county, District of Columbia, I
ises, ON MONDAY, the Goth day of November, 1871 A.,
81 a. O'CLOCK p m part Of bot No in Square 557,
depth of l26 feet The above real estate fronts on
street north, between North Ca pto street and New
Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in six
nine, twelve, eighteen and twenty four months for
notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of
trust on the premises All conveyascing and stamps
ct purchasers cost. 500 to be paid down at the
time of sale. If terms Of sale not complied with
wi hin ten days from date of sale, tho Trustee re
serves the right tn resell the same at the risk and
cost Of he defaulting purchaser, by giving five DAYS
notice in some paper published in thecfty of Wash
ingtOn. RICHARD j. BEALL Trustee
no9-d GREEN WILLIAAS Aucts
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II southeast corner eth and streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LOT
On PENNSYLVANIAA AVENUE SOUTH SIDE,
BETMEhN Sd AND AZ STREETS NORTH
~ By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
R:a Court OF the District of Columbia in equity
Gauge No. 2 $50, will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on MONDAY. the Goth day
OF November A. D.. 1871, at O'Clock p. m lot %,
In square A, in the city Of Washington, D. q.
This lot fronts Is feet on Pennsylvania avenue,
running back ~ feet, inches, to . public alley
with the improvements.
Terms Ons.third cash; balance in six and twelve
months WHICH the notes Of the purchaser bearing
interest from the day Of sale will be taken and q
lten retained on the property. deposit of BOO
will be required at the time of SALE All conveyan-
Gil and stamps at cost of purchaser
nosd tRep.l GREEN WILLIAMS, Hncts.
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RY THOs. Z. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer,
ID 31S 7th street, op. 20.
CHANCERY SALE OF FINE PROPERTY ON
CAPITOL HILL

- By virtue Of an order and decree passed BY
al the Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia
@on the 4,h day Of November, 1871, in esrtain
cause IN said court depending, numbered 1857 in
Equity, in which L. HI. Schneider is complainant
end A. W. 6charit ct al. are defendants, and by
virtue Of other orders and DEGREES passed in the
rsmiees, win sell, at public auction, on WED
NEsDAY, the 92d day Of November, ISL, az 4
O'Clock p m, ell Of Lot in square 765 as the same
are laid down and described on the plat Of tn city
The taid properly is situated the north ii lie of
North A street, between Sd and 4th streets east,
having front Of ~ feet ~ inches North street
alley. The said property is improved by Frame
Dwelling three stories In height, besides q base
ment. On the rear Of the lot il large two story
building, rarity frame and partly concrete.
The terms of sale One third cash; the residue
10 be liens on the property sold. go down time
Of bid. GEQ r. APPLEBY. Trastce.
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@How does the ivy fasten itself to the oak?
With a cord Of wood? No, says I'll. c., but with
ordinary twfne.-N. Y. World.
a5Among the remarkable signs of Chicago's
recovery II the daily advertisement of baseball
games TO come of.
1Nearly twenty-five hundred dollars worth
of s. entertainments" was consumed in Boston
on the occasion OF the Presidents visit, in spite
of the prohibitOry law.
n1-The Senatus OF the Edinburgh University
have decided to admit female students to exami-
nation for a medical degree. The University OF
Leipzig has also opened its doors to women.
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Married.

ITLIS-SNI7H. On the 9th instant, by the Rev
\ BOY Ie. pas or &c 50. Peters Church, WI ;.
pULIN 10 Miss ALICE NJ. SMITH, both OF W ash
ingtou, ID. g.. No cards
KELIER-BLAU. On the 9th Of Noyember, at
CALVARY Baptist church, ~ the Rev. DR.. Parker,
HENRY KELLER and Mrs. LAURA v. BL Al, al
If this city.
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DIED.

MOORE On the 10Th instant, Major FESTUS Ill.
MOORE, aged - years.
The frienas Il the deceased and Of his family are
ipited TO attend the funeral services at the resi-
der &c Of his vid SOC lsth street n. W., on sun
Cav. the l2ih instant, at ~ D. m
IChrOn -SHers'd
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RY W. I. JOHNSON,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sd street east
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
- On SATURDAY, Nov 11th, at 5 O'Clock D.
m, viii sell in front Of the premises all Of
original Lots 10, ii, L., Is, Il and Is in SQUARE
No e3e, being the entire front Of the square on
north c street, between 9Th and 10th street east
The ground va. not be div ided but sold i'm one body
This is or vi the most elevated points in the city
ana We'll adapted for several rows of houses for
oeautiful suburban residence. 1t also Contains
some large; choice fruit trees Title perfect.
Terms One third cash; balance In and y months
seoureu by iced OF trust on the premises stamps
ana ut cost of the pur chaser One hun
dred dollars down at time Of sale Wv ~
JOHN HARDY Trustee
oc<oS W. T. JOHNSON, Auct
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Georgetown Advertisements.
!" GEORGETOWN
. sINGING SCHOOL.

The Fall Term will commence on MONDAY
hnhNlkG, at the FIRST BAPTIST CHAPEL,
corner OF congress and GAY streets, at ~ o'clock.
Terms per quarter (of tw elye lessonsj payaLie In
advance, 81 no 10 st<