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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-22

Window Shades in 81 feet, gilt band
Buff, Green aud White ,Holladds, and Judds
improved fixtures at E. H. GI1KEY's.
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New BRANcH.-Henry Konte- has just ad
ded tine stock of gents furnishing goods, tc
which the attention of the public is called
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The Telegraph is always mailed on Friday,
and yet our subscribers, in adjoining towns
on either side of us, complain that they are
unable to get it sometimes until Monday
How is this, Mr. P M?
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Full Stock Of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
at E. H. GILKEY's.
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1iic york - oIro t. row beginning The Vitiated
~ ne"lA depo.ts ~ t1a bowels nni in the Hiiueu
tnFF rarni are eisuted, Tho iiver. like n clock IA
wound up " from it. tlrpidity The stnni-
tIGt b IS getting ~ Lar, - -
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Another Invioce of Lace Collars, from 5Octs
to S5, at EsH, GtLKEY's.
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For Handkerchiefs, Linens, White Peques
&c, look at f.. II. GuKEy's,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-22

For the largest Stock of Hamburg Edgings
in town, go to Ell. GIIKEY's
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Shawlsl Shawlsl Shawlsi All the novel.
ties in Shawls, at E. III. GnSEy's.
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The report, says the Tribune, that ne
gotiations are pending for the cts.ion of
LuXemburg to Germany will surprise no
one acquainted with the past policy of
Prussia in regard to that State; or the
strategic considerations which since die
the redtitication Of the Rhine frontier i'm
pei the now united States of Germany to
add the province and its citadel-ncxt
to Gibraltar the strongest tornication in
Europe-to their possessions Germany
will thus complete her western defences,
giving her an unbroker, almost inpass-
able line of fortresses (lncluding Thion-
vile, Metz, Luneville, and New Bre-
sach }, from Belgium to Switzerland,
whose neutrality all Europe is pledged
to maintain. Without Luxemburg the
barrier which Won Moltke has built up
against France would be Incomplete
Its occupation is therefore necessary to
the victorious conclusion of the war.
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Gimpure Lace, for trimmings, in all widths,
at L. II. GuKEY's
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TAKE DUE NOTICE.

Now, ! ask in all earnes,ncss those
persons Who are indebted 20 the undersigned To- call aud
'ee their actOuuis A. fast and with little delay as
accounts should be settled. Now say III each snd
every concerned bear th- ia hind and Give due
heed and attention to tho same.
:. II. PARRINGTON
y. B.-l have some notes on hand thai require raw.
mcnt--to look out. 80
hshiAhula. Hsieh 9th. ig1i. $40
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Nottingham Lace Curtains, so, 60, 75 and
$1,a L. II. GiLKEY's
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Having soh esi nay interest IN the frp OF waite &
AmldDn To- Mr. Theolofe sill take fhis s4s1rtnuty 10
lhank ny friends fo past avOrs aud 10 solicit cOnin
hlucc Di mNOrs 10 The new firm Of Waite SIN IL l.
GENITAL that The unsettled accounts Of Bruce. Amidon
q waite and Waite Amdpn's, We Fixed up ~ onec--
,bal remain With the uew firm until he 10Th inst aud
cunts nOt then provided for Gill pass INTO other
hanGs fpr collection IRA W ANfDON
AHhtahuln. April tst. ts1f a.to
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Persons desiring White WASH op Paint
BtGsbes4 g4lpt tlha an assortin~,,, :, >; aooa
ity at swIrT's Drug Store,
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Our exchanges, in speaking of the destruc-
tion Of the "Fsmale College" at Oxford are in
error. The institution of that name. at that
place is not the one in ruins 1t is the Vest
On Female Ssn'fndry." 1t is stated that the
insurance companies propose to rebuild the
building The loss beside the building, how
ever, is considerable, and the friends look for
help to get under way again at an early day.
Any one blest with benevolent purse, will
fnd this a good place and time to make its
influence felt. Miss HELEN PEABODY. Prinei-
pal, Oxford, viii receive any fayors in this di-
rection.
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CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Its Provontivc.
By ]. II. sCHENcK, RID.

Many hurinn L1,ng hes PASSED away Tor shosa.
dctth thcIn was Oticr 9aaon thup the neglcct of
known and ndispu'auiY fruv ~ sncnns ~ curr Thnsa
near ana dear to family and fianfs are sleeping tbs
arcamlesssem6o Into which, had they calmly adopted
DR. JOSEPH II. sCunNuK'S gT1fPLr
TREATMENT,
and nvnilcd Themselves OF his wonder cneorS
medicines, they would not have fallen
Dr. Sehenck bns IN his own cusc proved that vier.
ever sufficient vitality remains, that vinsity ~ his
Cd Into hculuffui vigIr
~ thls snt.lput thore is ncthirg rresus,rtnnus
To the faith ~ tho Invalid Is mule NJ representation
that s not thgu'ani times suhsianti,ted by NtlpK
hud visible works. Tile theory Of tie ~ Dr.
Fchcnck's mediclnct Is rs simple II is unfaiing
Its phOsuphy ro1usl argument. II n self-agsur.,
Ing, sclf-cInvtrcing.
The sca-vced Tonic and Mandrnkc rils arc tho dat
two weapons with which the citadel of the maad- -
Hssailed. Two thirds ~ tc crses OF cOnsumptln
originate in dysIaIry pud functonuly disoulercd
liver. with this condition tho Bronchial tubes
rltl,ize VITA tho sinmach; They rcspund 81 tho
iH1bhc actJn NJ the liver. Here then cones the cu-
m,nanz result, nni tho tetting w, with all its dis
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mason UTToN
AND CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICS

NOTICE is hereby given Of the Disso.
lutiou oi The hrn Of Waite a Amidon s?d the formation
gfa new copef;acrshlp under the stole on Waite si1,
for continuing The rl9tking aud Merchant Talolng bus
iness IN this Village. OEO. W. MAfI y,
TnEODOK SILL.
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other. Those VINO have
tried it, know that il cured them; those who have
not, know that it cures their neiShbors and friends
and all know that what 1t does once it does always
that il fails through any fault or neglectof
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures OF the
following complaints, but such cures arc known in
every neghborhood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates;
containing neither calome or any dcletcI1ous drug
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise front their use in any quantity.
They Operate by their powerful influence on the
internal yiscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy att On remove the distractions Of the
stomach, bowels, liver and other organs OF the
body, restoring h3ir irregular action TO health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derangc'
ments rs arc the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper
the hnx, fIr the following complaints, which these
For Esya1ep.iA or naiIi@estiOn, Listlcss.
ness, LansHor and h0as Of Appetite, they
shoud be taken moderately to stimulate the stoIi-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
toms; HITi l0ns III heuiache, SICK fteadache,
yauRdicS or Green sickness, Bilious
Collie and bilious Fcyers, they should be ju.
d1Ously taken for each case " correct the diseased
action Gr remove the distractions which cause IT,
For HDysendery or niarrhoeA, but one mild
For ISheumatlsui. GOut, Gravel. PaIpi.
tatiOn of thn Heart, Pain i'm the side,
Back and LOinH, they shopld be continuously
taken, as required to change the diseased action of
the system. With such change those complaints
ulSlppcIEs
For Epropsy and nDroFsicaI sweIIings- they
shoad be taken in large and frequent doses 10 pro-
duGe the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression q large dose should he taken
as 1t produces the desired enectby sympathy.
As snlinner Pin, take one or two Pills to pro-
motc digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores tho appetite,
and inyigorates the system Hence 1t Is omen ad-
vantageohs where 40 serious arrangement exists.
Oaa who feels toIerabiy WELL often finds that dose
OF these pms makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renoyatinS eaeei on the dlSeS-
tive hpparatus.
BR. X q. -tVEa s'sC.. Sss4--.f,o, cns.,,,,t,.
LOWELL. MASS, q. s. 4,
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: 1000 Bushels of Oats wanted, by
t.s. >sa ToMBEs & BROTHER.
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F, d NJ. AssocIATIoN.-At the Annual
Meeting OF the Farmers and Mechanics Asso-
citation. the following persons we're elected rs
officers for the ensuing year:
s. Newton, President.
John Harmon, Vice President.
II. II. Hall, Treasurer.
J. J.P.Jennings, Secretary.
a. BoSman, h
q. u. FrAry,
., II, Fargo
O. y. Hettlcion, : Directors
Mm. Seymour,
--.s w. w Castle,
G. Williams,
The time fixed for holding the Annual Fair
--DhnssasY, ThidAp and Saturday ot4t 5ibb
oh and 7th, 1871.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of Laxative
Medjoina.

Perhaps no one medl'
cine is SO universally re-
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before go UNIVERSAL
ly adopted into use. in
every cOuntryand among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PH. The obvious rea-
son is, that tits n more re.
liable and far more el'ec-
tual remedy than any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19
EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Yesterday Proceedfurs
SENATE.-After our report closed-

SENATE.-Aftero our report closed
MI. Cole, obtaining unanimous leave sub
misted a report from the Conference Committee
on the deficiency appropriation bill.
Mr.. Trumbull objected to that provision or
The report authorizing the Southern Claims
Gommisslon to employ attorneys TO defend the
United States IN claims before that body.
After some discussion,
Dat. Edmunds called for the regular order of
onslneSs, when the discussion of the conference
report on the Kuklux bill WAS resumed, and Mr..
Thurman spoke against the bill until $40
O'Clock.
At the evening session. debate on the bill was
continued by Messrs. Morton, Frelinghuysen,
ana Ednunds, after which, Mr.. Thurm ans mo-
ton to postpone and print was voted down by a
party Vote-ayes, Is, noes, p.
AiteE speeches against cOncurring in the
report 5y AeSsrs- Bayard and Davis, OF Ken
tucky, IT, conference report was adopted BIZ a
pafty Tote-ayes, %; Des, i6. The republicans
SPragUe.
Dir. Irumbull, in the negative, was paired of
with Mr. Rec, in favor OF The reoOrt
Inc ''n-iueratiOn of the conference report on
tue ue.ltialcy appropriation bill vas then con-
tIoueu; ana AFTER debate the conference report
va ieJrctcu by TIE vOte-yelS. p; NAYS, Is,
ana new conference on the biIi was ordered.
AT lt.'f the senate went into executive ses-
son, AM soon alter adjourned.
HOCSt--Afcer our report closed
iEe b. 70 enable the Atlantic and Pacific
hsiiroad Company 10 mortgage its road, was
Isssec-FCaS, Il, nays, S.
Several other Senate bills were passed; among
them. the oil amending the act of July II, 1870,
10 reduce internal taxes, Gin reference to the
transport ION of bonded goods by railroad);
and the bi.t 20 amend the act OF June IS, 1862.
frOvidiug t0T the election Of jurors to serve in
The several courts Of the District OF Columbia.
AdjOurGsL-
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n o UIL d Rs

Proposals viii be received until IL clock APRu.
~, Isl, tor furnishing al the material and Per
Lilo sCBOOL-hoUsE for the Fourth school die
trSct. Washington. ID. c.. authorized By Of
the City Councils, sppr5yed March Is. $50, and
according TO plans and the printed specihcstiops
that can be eeen a. the Ofice Of Adolf Ouss Archi
tect, corner OF seventh aud streets. Wsshingtou,
whsre Nl information Can be obtained. At the
appointed time the proposals will be publicly
opened, and an awasd made IS so0a Is practicable
thereafter.
reject any all BIDS IL IL be deened tor the interest
of the city 70 do -.
No proposal will be eDtertainsi from any person
who Is not known 70 be a practical builder.
The proposals. must be made by hlling out the
printed blanks, TO be had ~ the Architects once.
and they should be inclosed In . sealed envelops
Endorsed proposals Tor the erection Of q Public
school house Tor the Fourth school district Wash
ington D. q !" and addressed 90 M. q. Emery.
Mayor. and ex-Ofticjo chairman q Building Com
WxsHIxsroS, A pril Il, is7i apis iet
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LIFTED STATES MARsaAL SALE.

In virtue Of two wris Of er facas issued fro the
Of Columbia, and to me directed, will sell, pub
lie sale for cash. in front Of the Court Houss door
Of said District, FRIDAY, the 21st day April,
1871. at ~ O'Clock all defendants right. TIDE.
clsim and interest In and to the OF house Ne
1885 street N W., between 18th aud 18th streets
being Lot No. II, in square no. $50, and improve
ments, seized and levied uron the leasehod inter
eat OF AriadDe Andrews and viii be sold 70 satisfy
executions No. s.ll9 and S2l2 in favor OF w u
Sauires and Henry Wilson
ALEx, SHARP, U. D. Marshal. D. c
April llth, ISL, apii- IDS
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RY IATIMER OLEARY, Auctioneers.
y tSucoessors to Cooper 4 Latimer,l
eouthWest corner OF Peunsylv sy and III IN AZ
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY In
CNIONTOWN AT PUBLIC AUOTInN

hAIUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY I'm
UNIONTOWH AT PUBLIC AUCTION
- BY virtue OF Two deeds OF trnst, the first dated
the ninth DAY of December, A. ID. 1859, and re-
- corded N Lioer COZ, foos 2S4, ct sea on of the
land records for Washington county, in the District
o. Columbia, and the secOBd dated the sixteenth day
81 Dec, mbtr a ID. 1870, and recorded in Liber ga
folos H. ct seq. one 81 the land records for Wash
inston county, in the District OF Columbia the nm.
cersigned, George A. BOhrer, "a surviving trustee
under the INST deed of trust, and Robert b Fergu-
ron as trustee under the second deed of trust will
seI; AZ pubhc auction. on the premises, on MON
DAY, The ls day OF May, A ID. 1871, at s o Clock
M to ths highest bidder, all those lots of grouId
situated and being in UnioBtOwn, in the county OF
Washington, in the District Of Columbia aud known
upon the recorded plst plan of said Uniontown as
tots numbered two hundred and eighty eight two
hundred AID eighty nine, two hundred and ninety,
ard two hundred and ninety one ''
Terms: One-fOurth cash. and the balance in eouAl
payments At elk twelve and eighteen months 10 he
secured oy deed OF trust Two hundred dollars 10
be paid when the property is struck down All
stamps and coDveyanc AZ cost of purchaser If
the terms are not complied with 10 n ge DAYS fter
sale the property to be resod at the risk and cost of
DEAN ting purchaser. a. A BOHRER
Surviving trustee Of the Metropolitan Building A.
ISOLATION as to first deed OF trust "
ROBERT FERGUSON,
- Trustee under second deed of trust
enIi0S LArimEB Il OLEAkY, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


RH LaTlMER q CLEARY, Auotioneer..
tsucoesscrs to Cooper Lssimer,l
southwest corner PeansyivAnis avenue and nth ct
CHICKERING PIANO, FRENCH pLATF MAN
LIZ nlkROB, ZINE OIL PAINTINGS AND
IaIss, GREES FLUSH PARLoB SUITE.
TOP oHAMBER FURsIT6RE. wsarN1 II.
Fs!sTfpoaAmSaHsskm EFs ksgEsbsghs
LOUNGES. HAiRaND Rrsk n A zNY ss Fs'
e ashssNkt hiS;,f S3A skIyr al ERssGa
PLaItD wsRf. wshsurff SffxSfsfFs sssISess'
DINING TABLE, DINING on AIS wALSGT
nahSLE TOP sIDEB0kRo, wfNpow
00aEICE TkBLEs AND DISKS oFFiCF
SHAlRs, LETTER PREss AND STAND.
EAMILr ChRRIAGE. HEATING STOVES
SScVhIn .uS Srnnk, hlTChES REQUISITES,
~ an WEDNESDAY MORNING, Apru
HTTTt yoth, az 40 Q clock, At No. 1905 New
49, York ayea1e, between lath and i5th streets
northEesi; the residence OF the late r. Atkinson,
shall sell az Ad-inisirstor. the above sxseila1f
oeIieetlonoi Household and Kitchen Furniture
JAS EMERY. Adm,ni..r.,,r
spl9-d&ds LATlMER CLEARY Aucts
iPairiotl
RI W. T. JOHNSON. Auotioneer,
~ Penns1 lysnis avenue, corser 81 street east
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON CAPITOL.
hill, NkAR THE CAPITOL GROUNDE
~ pm Il shall sell, I'm front 81 the promises
three story and basement Brick House with rooms
SIT sis sT,Os, WITH ioo; paved alley aud sewer
.eS, npp y '1caiSd on North street, the
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, Il, IS a-d 2
mohthS with Interest. : 80 do rn AT inc OF sale
splS-d W. T. JOHNSON, Auotioneer.
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RY LATIMER q CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Cooper & Latimsr
SouthW est corner Pennsylvania ave and 18th sire
TRuSTEEs SALE OF THE DESIRABLE LOT
AND MAkBLE,fRONT BBiLDIHGAT THE
H.vVEEHnh EsT CVkNEE OF PkNESYLYANIA

TRuSfEks SALE OF THE DESIRABLE LOT
AND MaRBLE.FRONT BBiLDING-A AT THE
Moth WEST COkNER OF PENSSYLNANIA
AYENtE AND 11TH STREET
{& BY virtue OF d decree OF the Supreme Court
49, q the District Of Columbia, dated February
sAss& 81 lS!l. passed in O cause therein pendiAg
No. rs, Equity Doc. TO- wherein IL O Hood Is
plaintiff and II q. FAINT and others are defendants
and further decree in the same cause, psssei on
the 4th dag a March 7l the subscribers. stees
Will Cher at public auction, at 5 O'Clock ON the
atteTsoOp OF THURSDAY, the 9th day of pril
I5r on rhe premises, that pieCe parcel OF ground
situated az The northwest corner of Pennsylvania
ayenus aud llth street. in the city o, Washington
y. C, being hart Of lot one Ia square number three
kuLdr,d and twenty two. described as follows:
Con ncing for the same At the outhesst corner of
said lot aud square, running thence north along the
ten inches, q ence west fourteen feet thence south
Westvardiy TO q point on the line of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue twenty fset from said sOutheas. corner of
ssid lot and sGuare thence along said avenue wsnty
feet TO the place Of beginning being the prom
eIty described In deed from Johnson HelIsn and
wife 10 Ihon As Nj Harvey, dated March 3D. $50
recorded in Iibsr T. III III No - foiios al OF sea
To wbi' L ref' renee is made for Ia accurate de
scTiptiun tkefef Said property is improved by
bic front four story building, containing be
sides the store and basement, fifteen rooms
Terme Cf sae: One NTH asd ,(Of which 500 will
be required when the prop 3rty as sOld the balance
inl = and years, with interest, secured BY iced
~ trust ON the premises. Revenue stamps at coat
OF puTChaser. a. alsoethe convey sncing
HAMILTON G.. FAGT.l
CLIFTON HELEN, itus'ees
apidSds LATlMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
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CoIUmsIA HOSPITAL FoRFEMALEs.
Corner q Pennsylvania avenue aud 2sth street.

This 0spital is situated in % the most heal
Thy portions Of the District, surrounded By its own
ErouLds- tie TJors are large and airy and supplied
sith The comforts Of home Ladies living az 4 dis
lance WIZ nay BE- DESTROYS Of ayaiiins thensslv =
q the beIenf CT treatment in this Institution can
secure JLlyele rooms By ying 10 the surgeon IN
rhei or the EatTOn. 1hs price Of these rooms vary
from : ID % : y per week, u Lich includes Board
nursing. d deal or Surgical Treatment and Msdi-
.nes.
The Uoited States Government provides f,r,v
d REE Bids for the fol- wing clsss 81 patients
united ststes Army aud Navy, or females v n NAV
y - any STATE, out TEN pOrarily resident
at the flsttct and requiring MEDICAL treatment as
nursing. but unable TO PAY fhrrsfor
Cards OF admission 20 these beds an be obtain "A
OF the SurgeOu General, o : Army, AZ his ONO
CgEner OF fcnusylVania avenue AMI 18th street. and
81 the sCrse0n IN chief 81 his Office, 324 Massa-
Chuss,ts avenue.
There are also twenty FREE BEDS for poor
women. Residents q ths District Odd r. for sfn,fs
si1u @ these must be obtained OF the Coyernor or
Secretary &C the District
Visiting days, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
MEDICAL STAFF.
= Il THOMPSON, VI - Surgeon in Chief
Ofhce aud residence 1924 Mass ayenue
! = ASHFORD, N u Assistant Surgeon.
Cflice and residence 1880 n 4. avenue
CONSULTING BOARD:
, Rii,hie, n. D, Johnson Eiiof. N p.
II " BIZ, u D, ". q. n. Newman. a. ID.
- - NJ sa-i. &c, IA u might
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~ aSd Rosl Estate Broker,
Pennsy lSania aycn ne, corner 81 street cast

- By virtue of a deed oftrust, dated the 9Th day
8::s 81 september. ID. 1851, and recorded in nher
- q. T.. Ne "a. f%liO 40 &C 4, ono OF the land
records OF the county of Washington. ID. o.. we
shall otr tor sale at public auction in front OF the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 9th day Of May, A. u
1911. AT clock y. NJ, Lot numbered L, I'm block
numbered IL, according to Hall and Elvaus' recorded
subdivision Of the property known as Meridian
Hill, in the county Of Washington. ID. O., on the
road leading into Hth street road, near Columbian
Cole ge
The improvements consist OF a neat two story
Frame House.
Terms: one half cash: balance in aud u montb,,
with interest and secured by deed Of trust on tue
premises Convey sncing aud stamps at cost of pur-
chaser. $50 down at time of sale.
4. Il. WHITE, r...
Jh SEMMESS trustees.
splsd WI JOHNSON, Auct.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
a UsTIS P. BROWN.
CONTRACTORS AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Corn-ro; New York az snue and 18th street.

Property IL all parts Of ths city for sale on long
credit. houses erected Tor persons owning ground,
aud long TIM notes taken IN payment Real Estate
psper bought and sold. Tes-f
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and streets

FIRST CLASS PRIVATE REsIDENoE AT THE
COhNER OF srB STREET VEST AND N
STREET NORTH At AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY: the 9th instant, at 51<
clock p. m, We will sell, In front OF The prem
Uses, fne three-story press bricKfront House,
with three-story back building, containing IL
rooms, having marble mansles, Letrobe stoves gas
and sater, bath room, and due cellar; being good
front and depth 20 fne paved alley.
This property Offers great inducements to persons
wishing TO purchase hrst class residence with all
me modern improvements, being near the new
catholic church now being erected.
Terms; One third cash; balance in 8, u, Is, "A, 30,
20. ~ and - months, Tor notes bearing per cent.
interest. and secured BY Q deed Of trust on the
premises sold. AL conveyancfng and revenue
stamps AZ the cost OF the purchaser. S3oo down on
spH-d IPst'I GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
u SOutheas. corner of Ith and ID s,raats

THREE-sTORY FRAME HOUSE And LOT,
WITH ct MMEk KITCHEN. AT TIE Ooh
NER 18TH STBEET WEST AND BOUNDARY
STREET NORTH AT AUCTION
IA On TUESDAY, the 25th instant, at 4
n. O'Clock m. we shall sell, on the prem 20 :.
Lot No ~, in Square NO 2Is, having a good
front and depth; 10 an alley, with good Dwelling
TENS: One half cash; balance s and p months
for notes bearing interest, and secured By dead of
trust on the premises. Stamps, &C cost of pu r.
chaser $50 down on the day Of sale.
apH-d GREEN K WILLIAMS, Auc,s