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population, its farmers ,mechanics and work.
ingmen little consideration at the hands
of the dominant party, now fairly RESPONSE
BILE by reason Of its irresistible majority.
The legislation Of this State has always
been notably in the interest of the few. Its
legends are all of the favored classes.
The Virginia gentleman, was the pet Of the
State. To create, support, and endow
him was the aim of all legislation of the
old time. That time, with its mystical
and visionary pomps, and dreams of poe
try and chivalry, has gone forever. Stern
realities, facts, and figures, take the place OF
these stately phantoms of other days.
Men and women, brown and hard-handed,
clad in course garb, and leading bare-footed
children, crowd the avenues of the Capital,
asking you to point the way to higher
material comfort, and tosbctter opportuni-
ties in life. They ask wider range of em-
ployment, better returns for toll, and the
best education for all. And it is in your
power to grant this reasonable and just re-
quest. 1t is in the power Of the dominant
party to so revolutionize the public
sentiment, and SO to modify legis-
lation, that mighty flood Of pros
perity viii flow in, and lift our State
from present depression to a condition OF
happiness and glory undreamed of now.
We have everything that State could ask
from nature. We need only common
sense applied in framing public policy.
We know it is no easy task. but we all the
more invoke to its aid, the best men OF the
State, without distinction of party.
We ask our opponents to put by rejoicing
over empty victories, and win real Ones
1t is yet to be proved whether the State is
saved. Prove it, by wise discharge of
the great duties of governing and guiding
the people, and we will join in general
jubilee, and thank God with you.
THE Dispatch takes up our statement as
to the Gerrymandering, and calls upon us
to apply it to Messrs. Porter. Maddox. and
others, in framing the State constitution.
1t proposes to try our mettle. Give us
the proof, neighbor. II you notice, we
called for proof of the specific charge. We
do not condemn men on er rpo,fe testimony.
If the guilt of these gentlemen is admit
ted and proved already, they can help them
selves to our compliments. We shall not
change our principles for friend or foe.
We recognize all attempts to cheat the peo-
pie out Of fair election as the highest of
crimes. We would punish them, as we do
murder and piracY.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

DAILY SrATB JOURNAL OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Nov. IL, 1871.
We quote first-class paper at to 10 per
cent. per annum. Richmond city bonds are held
at so cents. Virginia State stocks dull. There is
an active demand for first-class railroad securi-
ties.
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MaFancy Groceries, Imported nad Domestic.
always In stock, at T. BALasR & Co.'S, sI4 Main
street M M sl-t.
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sg -Whiskey.-T. Balmer 4 Co, sl4 Main
street, have s,il some of their choice 50 Whiskey
on hand. l RH aF
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BE Cigars and Tobacco--if ycu want to buy
good Cigars and Tobacco, You do so ai 7
BALMER & Co.'s, sl4 Main street.
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ME- English Breakfast Teas mixed for and
imported by T. BALaER & Co, sl4 Main street.
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Ne E-Cnnned Fruits and Vegetables ia the full
est assortment, can be had at T. BAtnEa Co.'S,
sl4 Main street M 1 fisfn M
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VTIR GINA HALL.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
TO SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lsrH.


MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
TO SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IsrH.
1t is with extreme qualification that the lnan-
ager announces an engagement with those uni
yersaly and popular favorites, the Queen Star
of the South and eminent comedian,
ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS
Mrs. Charles Howard)
long and flvorably known as the most successful
of American stars, having achieved in Great
Britain and the United States success seldom
accorded TO any artists. They will be supported
bya
FIRST-CLASS DRAMATIC TROUPE.
Music under the direction of I
PROFESS SOR KENNEY,
who, during the evening, will introduce his grand
TUMBLERONICON, OR MUSICAL. GLASSES.
MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER l2TH,
the opening play will be the beautiful dramatic
romance of
KATHLEEN MAyOURNEEN; OR,
UNDER THE SPELL, it
with appropriate scenery, Costumes and ap-
pointments.
Liberal PRicRs OF ADMISSION; Dress tfreie
and Parquette, only 80 cents.
Reserved seats TO be had at West Johnstons
hookstore--75 cents. no ll-2t
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PUBLISHED
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
No. 9toh Main Street, Richmond, va.
TERMS:

DA1LY-$6 per year; six months. ss; three
months, sl.5O; month 90 cents
SEMl-WEEKLY-$2.5 per year. six months.
VI Is three months, rs cents
WEEkLY-S1.5o per year; six months, 75 cents
eE- WEEKLY and SEgfL WEEKLY 0URHAB /
Clubs at ertTsmeiy Ioto raffe
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m-..B" seIec, whiskey.
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HG-"B" Select Whiskey.

RE Groceries. es.-Familics in want of Grocc-
r.es are referred to the advertisement Of T. BAI-
MgR Co., sl4 Main street, in another column
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VNHE IMPROVED HOWE
IL TO-DAY THE LATEST AND MOST MODERN
SEWING-MACHINE flf
In the world having the original alLOCK-STITCH
and a greater range of work, doing both very fine
and very coarse work perfectly with little trouble
to the operator. Has attachments for
HEMMING,
TELLING,
BRAIDING,
BINDING,
CORD1NG,
GATHERING,
TUCKING, &c.
In fact, until you have seen the HOWE, yon
have no idea what really modern Sewing
Machine will DO.
JF. MCKINNEY, Agent,
no lO-tf S23 Main street.
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WANTS.


yXTANTED-A GOOD COOK FOR A SMALL
w family. Must come well recommended.
Colored preferred Apply at No. ll5 West Clay
street. 80 0-3t~
VXTANTED-A WET NURSE.
wv None need apply unless healthy.
NJ HESSBERG, 81
no 9-9t* l404 Main street.
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ng"B" Select Whisky.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

Late styles Just received; also, METROPOLITAN
for November. Principal agency at the office of
the HOWE SEWING-MACIIINE, S23 Main
street 7. +. MCKINNEY.
no l0-tf
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sg.'B" Select whisl,cy, sa.5o per 4aIlon.
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Rs-..B'' Select whiskey.
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DUTLER's BALSAMIC MIXTURE is no
ID thing of yesterday, got up TO gull the un-
wary and put money in the pockets of the pro-
prietors It has stood the test of time. Having
been in the market over thirty years its very
name will recall to many who are now the re.
spected heads of families, the halcyon days of
their youth, with all its joys and sorrows it is
still the same; infallable in its operation; spe-
cific remedy for youthful indiscretion and folly;
q true friend. 1t Is for sale by all druggists
Price, 81 per bottle de l4-lv
nIITTERICK,S PATCERNS-
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Our friends can commence their clubs at
once for these prizes. TO those who, hav-
ing tried before, failed, we return cordial
thanks for their valuable aid, and invite
them to try again.
Specimen copies will be sent free when
asked for.
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THE WOMEN OF UTAH.
Their Views Respecting PoIygamy---Copy
Their Petition to Washington.

The Salt Lake correspondent of the
Sacramento Union gives the following as
copy of the paper signed by nearly $500
women of Utah, and forwarded by them to
Washington in October:
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fasss4a yal ~ Fiaa
Et
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW. - -
We note the following special appoint
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-21

AT CoRNELIAN Hot SPRINGS.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel (W.
B. Campbell, proprietory, OF the
northern shore of Lake Bigler, on
Monday: Mrs. J. Blake, C. H. Light,
wife and > children, Sacramento; d.
W. Irwin and wife, Mrs. f. W. Cole,
A. b. Cole, Chicago; II. J. A. Bell,
Rocklin, Cal; Walter Young, San
Francisco; f. f. Hubback, Oakland,
w. X. Burke, Truckee: Cal.
AT GLENBRooK.- The following
named persons registered at the Glen
brook Hotel "a. II. Saxton, proprie-
tor, eastern shore of Lake Bigler,
yesterdays: James w. Small, Frank
Powers, Lake Valley; p. Brown, w.
G. RalSton, Jr., 5. +. Ralston, \. Nc
Donald, Sal Francisco; 3. II. Carrick,
Dayton, Nevada.
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Mail and

ARRIvEs.-From the CT. Railroad and
Washoe at : a. IN.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 a. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at ) p. III.
From Lake Bigler at 1 T. m.
D~EPARTS.-For Washoe and C. T. Rail-
road at Is p. IN.
For Dayton, Silver City. Gold Hill and
Virginia AT / p. m.
For Genoa. Pine Grove and Aurora at
: a. m.
For Lake Bigler at 10 a. m.
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\ SUGGEsTIoN.-On inquiring of a
business man not many furlongs dis
tant from the Penrod House, what
Carson could do TO be saved? he re
piled: Increase the number of its
inhabitants We intimated that
many of our citizens were doing their
level best in that direction. He said
in wrath. he wanted no fOoling: his
idea was to increase the population OF
Eagle Valley 100 u0 Get water from
Lake Bigler said he, and you ear have
sufficient To irrigate the country tor
miles around; the valley will be
quickly settled up and become the
garden of the Eastern slope. Stupen-
dOus idea. calculated We. We intend
to write up this matter i'll a style that
Will throw CHM and his Sharp garden
into oblivion, and cause that ainiable
Local to hunt job in California.
RAIS.-On Monday the clouds that
had been disporting themselves in the
horizon of our valley for TWO DAYS
gradually formed a junction towards
night. and during the dark watches
'A'Il ~ q IL" LtIiNStttii- / tt -.
Yesterday noon they became very
thick and murky, givingus occasional
showers. About 80 p. m. they began
10 pour in The rain was ac
companied by thunder and tightening.
AT $50 one OF the most terrific clapS
OF thunder occurred eve heard in
Nevada, paraiizing the heart and
making every separate hair on h re
porter'> head To stand on end. The
rain continued the whole afternoon.
The good TO he derived from this
timely rain is in~calculable.
PEDDLING TICKETs.-Seven hundred
children, more or less, have been
about the streets peddling tickets for
tie school exhibition on Saturday
evening next. All ages, all sizes, all
have been represented. The
little girls have been into every
house. every place of business and
office at least twenty times. Beside
the amount of labor they have per
formed, nan have been made un-
happy by refusal>to purchase OF them.
Would ii not be better to select III =
or : and let them canvas the town
thoroughly?
EXAMINATIoN.-On Thursday. fore
noon. the children in the main school
will uudar,ro ar ~exauiuation
'' "7
tion VIII be heId at the Ola IaWIor
nchooI l1ouse. me Pupiic are invited
an" parents oi chil"lsh >hou'" attell"'
10y 50 GONG they moi only can ascer
tain the capabilities of teachers and
scholars. but show to their children
n a they have some interest III their
~"i'Ilti''Ii' ne Palt'Ils % C"iSTa
ren,i-, in this Iuty,
No HEADING are happy to inform
our friends that 50 far our beautiful
mas ''' ''e"
sui retain our 1aciaI Inca
>IInerior Of ua 10 nnt
anticipate the addition of any more
mead than we at present carry-as our
Ilous Trend IN the library Is wont to
say. we are sui on praying ground
and l~nterceding terms with our
Maker.
&. W. CASSIDY, who sometimes
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CARD.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, BEING ABOUT TO
L leave the State, has disposed of his practice
TO DR.. J. W. WATEK and recommends his sue
cessor to the good will of his former patients an
friends. j. D. YIlOMPSON, NJ. ID.
Carson, April rs, 1871. sp26-lm*
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

Arrivals
BIZ L. Il. DYER's STAGE From RENO.
W Cobb Mr. BASKERVILLE Mrs Davis
BY W. F. WILSON'S AURORA STAGE.
Mrs NJ Pixley W A Reese Jones
Mrs Wallace & children
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e.

DEfNG ABOUT TO LEAVE FOR EUROPE,
ID the undersigned has placed his Fruit and
Vegetable business in the hands Of j. 1VANCO-
VlCH. who is authorized to collect all bills due
and settle all accounts against
GEORGE ZEN0VICH.
Carson City, June 6, ISL. je7-lm
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.

ThermOmetrical observations, made from
: O'clock Il. IN. to i O'Clock p. M, by K.
c. Guirado, druggist, etc, No. q South
Carson street:
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Departures.
By L. H. DTER's STAGE FOR RENO.
Mr. BASKERVILLE r Fred Brooks J Zennast
Mrs Hogan j Schooling Allen
j McDonnold j MCGinnls
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RY W. T. JOHNSON, Auctioneer,
- and Real state Broker

- By virtue Of deed of trust, dated December
Q0l6,h, $50, and duly recorded in Libsr No. 6ss,
county, D. o., we will cell at public sss In front Of
the premises, on TUESDAY, May SSd, A. U. 1871,
at O'Clock p m, all Of Lots and 10, in SQUARE
numbered SOL fronting 96 feet en- Sd street east
between n and d streets south. and having a depth
Of $50 feet.
Terms: One third cash: balance I'M aud II moath,,
with interest, and secured by deed Of trust on ,h
premises. deposit of ESQ will be required Of the
purchaser at the time Of sale. Ali convey ancing
and stamps at purchasers cost.
eAMUEL N. HILTON.
FRANCIS X. OOOLEY.f rFuAees.
my 5-a&ds W, 7, JOHNSON, Auetionser.
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WARDsr.r, UrsIos CsIxB SIGNAL Ovyrcna,

wss-ISsTuE, ID. O., May $50 50 a. m.
S,TrTsfs fsT ,,e past - h0urs:-The weather
CCHtiI-t- unchanged Oh The Pacific cost
EclTv rams have fallen west of Nebraska
De tafrweter has risen slowly in the north
west ars on ths upper lakes, aud continued
f1lius GtTiUg Friday in the middle and eastern
Sta'ss, - here q Is now stationary or rising
The area % clouds and rain in the southern
stats. 1fsr extending Friday afternoon to
Rev 5tr-ry has been generally broken up and
Is row cJrt'.ed 20 the coast Of North Carolina
where nearly Tree inches OF rain have fallen
Light rains tone quarter inch) are reported from
UPPER Florida snd south eastern Virginia; still
lighter rainfall from few other points.
NortEsTlY winds prevail IN the Mississippi valley
sBd uoTthe astly winds on the Lakes.
PTcbC Ifics.-P artially cloudy and clear
weather will probably prevail on the Gulf aud
east of the Nj mississippi with fresh and light
winds. and increaeing temperature.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS,
u Ho. $40, southeast oornerof 7th and D streets.

TkUsTEIg SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SqrKIH, BETWEEH Ara AND sra SHEETS
IL on TUESDAY, the asa day Of May, A. D.
E 1871, ct O'Clock .. m, L shall sell, on the
-: pssmise;s b. yistus q dssd Of tIu;t dated
corded in Libes No soi. folio 2ss, one Of the land
Columbia. ell that certain piece parcel or lot Of
WashiD gtop and which Is known and designated on
the ground plat plan thereof as part OF lot four
teen, IA in square south Of square numbered five
hundred and sixteen 5l6) commencing for the said
part Of said lot at the distance Of sixteen l6 feet
west from the northeast corner Of said lot, on i
street north and running thence west along the line
of said street sixteen eI feet thence south to the
line Of said lot numbered fourteen thence east
along said rear line sixteen (l6l feet and thence
north TO the point OF beginning. with the improve
mtLts thereon, which consist OF Q two-story Frame
House.
months for notes bearing ten Per cent interest, and
secured by deed OF trust on the premises All con-
yeyapcps and stamp ut Iha cost OF the prr
chaser ono do~p on the day OF sale: and IL the
tern's n sale are not complied with within Ave days
after the day sale the trustee reserves the right
q resell The property at the rst and cost 81 tbs de-
fanliirs rurcht by advertising three times In
sCnae newspaper published IN Washington. d. u.
JOHN W. BOTELER Trustee.
ml9-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucss.
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llY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
I'D $40, southeast corner Of 1th and streets,

sAtf q Si
sas g!:!iis, 4 SsisnSi:, as;:sa sSsssiH % IL
TINS. and f.i6uIii 81 81. dsfend.nt.. No 1Ss, "a;
the o1 ST ssy
the ss
said city viz: AN that part Of Lot in said square,
:sS s
8 q :s ts
and thence south . to the PLACE Of begin
Also
Ill Of Lot H. in said saaars, hsvine front OF 81 feet
a'R Ee. & SH aiss
saek no feet IN depth both improyed By stable
viii Be one bird 81 purshsss money cash; balance
pIoyssty; dsso.it q siS .II 6s I:suiIsa :: each
At cost IL purchasers II the terms Of sale are not
complied With within i've days the trustees reserve
A. T Fass pssRsAARgLKr'. Trustees.
apss-s.u.t hads a ZEE / WfLLIAhs. Auo,s.
.1 q THE u ABOVE sALs Is Postponed, ON
-. GKkES 4 WILLIAMS.
my ~ irsuiot'I Auctioneers,
- THE ABOVE sALEI TUKTBRR posT
po1ed, on account Of the rain, until MONDAY the
10th day OF May, A. ID. 1874, at O'Clock m, and
at the same place. ''-~
BY order OF the Trustees.
rypd GKEEs 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
CONsTABLEs SALE-On rUESDAY MORN.
~ Inc, Nay 18Th, at IL O'Clock m Il - =
shall oncr At pubic sale, on the corner Of -
9th street and Pennsyivanis venue, oae HN
Horse and one Hack formerly the properly Of John
Lacy. This sale 10 by virtue OF bill OF sale in
fsvo, Of A. .. Bishop .rvv
J myl3H- Y. W.D4UBf CONSTABLE.
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by LATlMER q CLEARY. Auctiopeers,
II tScccessors TO Cooper D Latiraerp
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania and 18th %.
SALE OF pEsIRABLI LOT OF GROUND OS D
STREET SOUTH, MAR NEW JERSEY

STREET SOUTH, NEAR NEW JERSEY
AVIHUB.
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th
0lTl, 1t 8 o'clock, N front OF the premfs -, We
Asbel sell part of Let Is in Square 6g3 being the
west forty feet front "a said lot on street south
near New Jersey avenue, and running back one
hundred and eighteen feet and six |, chss. This
property Is In a rapidly fu proving locality, aud
should demand the attention 81 parties loos s after
prof: able invt stmehts
Terms: Ore-han cash. balance IN g. Il. and Il
months, or longer IL the purch dseire. viii
notes bearing interest. aud secured By q deed o
trust ON the PROMISES. CoIye, snoins and reveBu.
stamps nj purchssere Cost. 50 Gown AZ time o
sale LALlHkb CL6Akf.
! myl2 dkds Auenonsers.
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RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 7th and streets
VALUAELE BUILDING LOT ON Easy Terms
EROhTIN0 ON e STREET NORTH, BE
TWEEN 4TH AND SRI nTkEETS WEST, AT

FROhTING ON & sTREET NORTH, BE,
TWEEN 4TH AND sTH sTkEErs WEST, AT
- On TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at O'Clock
~. m, in front OF the pr emjses, shall sell
~pert Of lot No. 2. In square 53I, being % feet
front, BY - feet 90 inches deep.
This property Offers great Inducements to pur.
chasers wishing to purchase first-class building
lot as they have the two side walls eli up. and they
Terms: One fifth cash; balance in l. 2, 5 and 4
years, fer notes bearing per cent. interest and
eecul ed by deed Of trust on the premises. All
convey ancng and revenue stamps the cost OF the
purchaser. $50 down on the day OF sale.
GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctiouesrs
myl7-d IPat.&RepJ
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llY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuccIooeer,
- Southeast corner Of 7th And stree.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
-

TRUSTEE SALE CE VALUABLE REAL Es-
=. Hinder an, h. y TATE
II preme Court OF tbs District OF Columbia. ron
=, ,dered in Chaneery cause No. 2 so, entitled
k snd,Ion e. NJ Mo y' kbbe Si sell at public
the late Alexander kibbIe, deceased VIZ Lot Ne
as fronting en- stfe eae bslR I'm
and 18th streets northwest, running bsck 10 an
alley, s9ntaininE Is: i9usrs fst. more les. i'm
and three Frame Houses on the alley.
Also, at ga p m part ~ original lot numbered
four ~, in square numbered fifty nine (59l; begin
ming for said part at q point the iine OF SAID lot
bounding on virginia syen ne eghty four tSi) feet
SIX inches southsa stery from the northwest COR
sssterly with Virginia avenue fifty go feet thence
south TO the south line Of said lot numbered four 4
thence due north 10 the place Of beginning: con
tsiDIng two thousand six hundred aud twenty
,aoa ieef, more OF less, and being the ground and
+: Dove ~ Charles z. Parker BY deed dated the
tD, la square numbered nifty nine 1897; beginning
for said part of lot at point one hundred and thr
corner OF said lot and running ATTY fest on viz
cbia avenue to the northeast corner of said lot
thence twenty six l2sl feet eight IS inches to the
line OF said lot th-nce to the beginning tain ing
sish,een hundred and ninety.eisht 1f,.ST SQUARE
OF 1 20 es .,S W s part q
scbsd by deed dated April I'D. 1867.
ard improving section Of the city, and pps
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in twelve
est secured by deed Of trust on the propsify sold
Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of purchaser
sale not piled with within Ave days from day
Of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell at
tho iSs sa q e
ml3d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Ty1 W. 7. JUHNbUN,
- Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
Pennsylvania Avenue, corner 81 street, east.

THE MOST VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY
On CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION
- On SATURDAY. May goth. a. 8 O'Clock D
m shall sell, in front Of the premises, part
Aof ORIGINAL Lot 4, In Square 7S9, located on the
corner 81 Pennsylvania avenue and Sd street east
The improvements consist Of q large two story
brick building, containing two good stores. known
as Dooley's erug Store, and Laceyis Shoe Store
over which is the only hall on Capitol Hill. This
Is very desirable property either for business or
feI an Investment. Title perfect.
Terms: One-t cash: the balance in one and two
years, with interest and secured by deed Of tr ust
on the premises. Convey ancing and stamp II par.
chaser . cost. ol00 down at time Of sale.
myRdAds W.T.. JOHNSON, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-13
10y J. r. C0LDWELL CO., Auctioneers
TRUsrEEs SALE 0T ,gS5mPPs9yED LOT

- BY virtue Of Q deed Of trust from Brooke
Msckall. r, dated March I'D 1855. and duly
lT one Of the land records OF Warrington County,
in the District OF Columbia, and by the written
request OF the party secured thereby, shall SELL in
trent OF the premises at public auction, on tn RS
DAY, the sth day OF May. A; D. lS7l, at 4 O'Clock
p all that piece parcel OF land situate in the
Cify q Washington: and described on the ground
plan and plat Of said city a. Lot numbered three
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance at six snd
twelve months secured BY deed OF trust on property
sold. To be resod at purchasers risk, II terms OF
sale are not complied with In ten days after the sale
oz5 required when the property 10 knocked down.
Cow y Ancing and stamps At purchaser o cost.
b. q. STROAAN, Trustee.
apl5d 1T. OOLDWDLL CO., Auct'rs.