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Present Capital. 100000.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500. 900.
OFFICERS.
John b. Palmer, PRESIDENT.
A. G. Breni2er, Cashier.
q N a Hntf npi piafa nj Gas


q. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
, DIRECTORS.
J. Eli Gregg. John D. Palmer. p. ". McMss.
ter, Il. D. Sem, Of II. u. hehn 4 Son; G. ".
Bearden, of Copelan Dca1den; Il. l.. Rr, an ,
~ Dry an & McCArtcr; W. G. fwsf1ield, of L..
& ". q. Swsftield. 4'i
r. w. McMaster, Solicitor.
THIS Bank is now open tor tho transact on
Il OF general banking business.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPoslr OF currency ar
coin, bearing interest at the rate OF tGvt n (7)
p(r cont. per annum, in kind. will tt irtned.
deposits from County Officers especially So
licited; also, from Trustees, Adniintafrat0rs,
Eyecutots, Professional Men. and 9th, rs.
Particular attention given to accounts OF
[i'y and Country Nsrckoata, and ether tuei-
ness men, aud the uAnal Accommodations OK
tended.
Notes. Bus Of Exchange. aud other evil
dences Of debt discounted. and money loaned
on oollatcrals.
Socks. Bonds. Gold, Silper 5o,9h, and Sold,
Nutaofed Currency purchased 1T . small
discount.
Sight Drafts d,atsn direct on ell the proui-
nent places In England. ireland, Scotland,
France. Germany, Belgium, Holland, Dem
mark and the Orient. Letters Of Creeil ihsued.
! ayabls in any Of tho above places.
Drafts on all the prominent cities In the
United States bought and sold.
Banking Houae opposite Columbia Hotel.
open from 8 to s. Fob 20 iy
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK /

co l. u nj Il IA. y. G..
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN "A
Deposits of 81 and Upward. Received.

~,
INTER EST ALLOHE Ed At TIE Ia A4Gni
SEVEN PER CENT. IEIi Am CA.
AND SIX PER CENT. LUM-
POUNDED EVERY SIl
MONTHS on ACtOE EN1S.
OFFICERS.
Win. Martin, PRESIDENT.
john I.'hn p Thnmas rslnler, vicc-Prcsii.A.s.
A. q BrenIzcr. Cashier.
]. II. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier, in
charge OF branches.
Ju.p q. Il. smith, AssiHtniit Cashier
Directors.
Wade Hampton. WililSm Slui tih. A. G.. Has
keiI, r. W. McMastet, john !. 1homss. +. Fl.
Heinitsll, John Is. Palmer, 1htn,s. T.. Gregg,
Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg. Marion.
q. T. Scott, NewDerry.
VIC. MRyes. Newborry.
b. II. HutlcdRe, ,Charlestoii.
Daniel Kavenel. Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, I.hborcrs, Clerks, Widowss Or
pliana and others may here deposit their sav.
ings and draw liberal rate Of interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to draw interest en- their tnrde unit
pesos: Parents desiring 10 set apart small
.uns FOR their children. and Married Women
and Minors Whose deposits can only bo with.
drawn by themselves, or, in case of death, by
their legal representntives,l wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. are here Afforded
IN opportunity of depositing their nieans
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
Lhe same time, be subject to withdrawalwhep
oeafeh Aua1a
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Free soup every day. atll O'Clock. at Pol.
xOo1sr, , >-. .to:
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The Exchange house
EA Has been overhanled and re-srrsnged
Hs8 for the Spring andSun,mtr. Iced bt vs.
" RACES s'compouhtfedat short notice,
HAY 8 ~. PAYNIN1FR Il FlAkKIIN. /,
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TrIftes--In Two Parts.


'"Como right ini How arc you, Frcl7
Find q chair and havea light.
Well, old boyl recovered yet
From tho MAthers' jam last nighl2"
-."Didn't dance; the Germans old
'ee'Dfdn't your I had to lead
Awluf borel But where were yoh2n
'ASat 1t out With Mollie Mead;
Jolly little girl she is-
Said she didn't care to dance;
D rather have a quiet chat
Theh she gave mo stich q glancel
And had captured all tho chairs,
Having nowhore else, We two
Took possession OF tho stairs:
Iwas on tho lower stop,
Mollfo on the next above;
Gave me her bouquet to bold
Asked me to draw of her glove:
Then, OF course, squeezed her hand,
Talked about my wasted life,
Said my sole salvation must
Be . true aud gentle wife,
Then, you know, used my eyes
She believed mo. eyery word;
Almost said she loved m,-Jovr.
Such q voico I mover heard
Gave me some sym bolio flower,
Had meaning, ohl go sweet!
: Don't know where it is, I'm sure!
Must have dropped it In the street.
How | spooniedl and she-hai hal
Well, know it waen't right:
but she did believe me 90.
That kissed her-pnss q light"
"Moiiie Meade, we'll. r declared
Who'd have thought Of seeing you,
Alter what occurred last night.
Out here. on the Avenue2
Chi you awful, awful grill
There-don't bluslr-1 saw it air.
''Saw oil what2" "Ahemi iast night
At the hsthera', in the halii"
"Otf you horrfdi where wero ron?
Wasn't henn ewfuI. goose7., =,
Most men must be caught. but ho
Ban his neck right In tho @nobsei
l was almost dead to dance ~
1'dheve done It If I could
But old Gray said mnss stop,
!And.l promised ma would;
30 looked up. sweet, and SAID :
I'd much rather talk with him. @
Hope he didn't 500 my face,
Z. Luckily tho lights we're dim: ~
Then how hard he squeezed my hand!
And he looked up In my face ''
With 'hie loyaly=gr0atlbig eyes; 10
Roalty, it's q dreadful case!
He was oil In earnest, too:
But Ethought ia have to laugh
When. he kiaaed q flower l gave,
Looking, ohI like such calf!
l suppose he has it now,
In a uinc-Rlass, on his sheivrs;
IT'S mystery to me
= Why men will deqsivo themselYcli
Hsw him kiss plel: Uhl youl wretch!
Well, he begged go hard for one,
And thought there'd no ono know.
80 i-let him y just for fun. ;'-'f..
I know It wnsn't really right
TO trino with bis feelings, dear:
but men arc si1ch conceited t6inps.
They neod q lesson once toar."
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NO FIRE USED IN WABIalNG.
WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP.
YTlHIB SOAP washes perfectly In cold wster,
a soft, hsrd or aalt. It remoyeA grease,
Oil and paint from garments. It washce all
kinds OF goods-cotton. flannel, silk or wooden.
II cleanses silver. plated ware and tewelry
without ecratchipg. II Tho articles are much
tnrnished, rub them with piece OF flannel
who DO their own washing, It is invaiueble.
u Will rave its cost IN one wabhine. For sale,
In boxes ofthfrty- six bars. by s
= -. III. EDWARD HOfE.i I.
Aprfi Agent for South Cxs nitIa, i,
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
COLUMBIA 8. O., MAhcH 1. 1871.

ERa1R a.'e' On .Gs .ha' J '.ssss as;iesins this
schedule win te run daily, SUNDAYS excepted.
copnectipg With Night Trains On South caro-.
lima Railroad up and down. also with Traits
going North aud eonth on Charlotte, CoiunI bia
and Augusta Railroad; .e<t;z ~, 4
Leave Columbia ae. ...... .:...... 7DD l. III .
Alston..- ........ $40 q. m
kewberry:.. 49,. Ills a. m
Ookesburyi..: -S:.as; .zI:..... SEQ D. m.
Oetpn!...: =. :..I<-..!.-. Soup. m.
arrive 81 dTsehslile. ile.:;;;;.....:... SO P. m.
Leave Greenyitle at ....;...i,.. B.l6 a. In.
Heton..... ...,......,... 8, Is :. m.
Cokesbnry. .1O.67 q. M.
Ahbefilfe....: .............. 3 IS Q. III.
~ hswherry...>-:.- = =: .::..T. 80 p. m
Arrive, 81 Columbia. -. ..,-..--. t.bb D. nj
THOS. DODAMEAl3, GeEcruI Eu,,.
81. II. HAnTLE7r: General Ticket ARtGt,
Schedule. on Blue Ridge Railroad. I
t1srss.,,.s.sss Leave Andersun.. :. :. 8tVP. ri.
gSssa2s2e4aaz =. Iendleton. -~5.Qo,,.:
Arriveet WaiLaIla. ...,........;- .. .'.B.SBi..
Leave Walhaua.. ...--:si+ -. ..,;8.at'A. hi
f0rryyille..,--.s-.. .,:4A,.f4.BQ -
Tendieton: -:15.: -..,,5 $50, j..
Waiting AfAnd+rsonA unA hour FOR tks affiva
~ up train on GreenviIle and ColumEia Koad
July ". II. d, D,.9AILIAKD.Eup.
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Gun and Blasting Powder.
A FULL supply OF the celebrated Dupnnt's u
n GUN AND BLASTING POWDER; in keys
and cannisterA, is now offered to merchants
and consumers at the lowest market rates, BY
tho undersigned, who are colo agents for the
manufacturers at this place
May 26 JOHN A0NEW h NON.
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Private Boarding,

MnS. g. J.. WYATT. informs her friends
I'VE and the rnblio In general, that ahe haA
opened rRlvA1 L RO1nDINu HoUHls, on
Plain street, near Eull.. Tho house is large
ana airy, and Euests N AZ expect The enmtorts.
Of home. May 2 :
|nLD BAHK HlLE4 AND. .hlUTll.ATI0D
". CURESEECY bought and sold by +.
Nov 28 Brao D. GANERILI,. Broker,
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W I: Teas! Teas.! Toasl!l
WTEhave Just strecefved an invoice ~ choice
w TEAS. Consisting al ,9n,i..., x at,
UNcOLoAED; JARAN, 4 ~.
q Yoube Hysos. fmpsr3si.iDf la,~a -
Oolong ard Engltsh Bf6akfaAtTese:,J M.
For salo It onr usual low pSicea,., ,J.tf,
June % John .1GNEW.& BON.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Cooelusisn Yesterday Proceeatnxs

SENATE.-After our report closed, the SEN
at proceeded with the consider sfiop of the
Indian appropriation bill In COMMITTEES of the
Whole. and dis posed of Q number of Am end
mens reported from the Committee on Appro-
prlations. The amendment striking out the
section prohibiting contracts or agree neats by
any person with indians fer payment for ser-
vices IN collecting claims against the govern
ment Tor Indian lands, annuities or treaties. and
ueCia.lns suen agreements hereafter null and
sOlo. wa rejected. The section was then modi-
neo 10 permit the hiring Of ATTORNEYS by the
Ihhans, subject TO the approval of the Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs and the Secretary
OF the interior, and prohibiting their receiving
gIesier amount OF pay than might be APP
proved by the Secretary of the Interior.
AT is3o O'Clock the Senate took a recess until
evening.
At the evening session Mr.. Ram ey called up
the annual POST route bill, which was considered
ana passed.
The Indian appropriation bill was then taken
mp. and 2 len gthy discussion took place upon
the expedeHcy and PropTiety Of the Indian civ
ilization policy. After remarks by Messrs. Da-
Wis, Stewart, Howe, and COrbett a number of
amendments, reported By MT. Harlan, from the
Committee on Indian Affairs, making appro-
prlations, IN pursuance OF the present aaIicy
TO be used al the discretion of the President IN
Cns OF the various tribes, in arts OF
civilization, were adopted.
Without dsposing of the BILL the Senate. At
1870, adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report closed, the defc;-
ency appropriation bill being under eonsidera-
ton
Mr.. Wood moved to strike out one of the item,
tor the Freedmens Bureau, and char ged that
bureau with having pluDdered the public Treas
ury. A long and excited debate took place and
Ia order to bring the House to vote on the BILL
Mr.. Dawes moved TO suspend the rules and pass
the bill. The motion was agreed to AMI the hi
passed-yeas 96, nays a.
Inc mouse then, at p. m, adj0urnei.
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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
LAST NIGHTS TELEGRANS.
The Peace Ne~otts,Ioux

The following important items OF war news
we're received here last night:
The Peace Negotiations
fARIs, FEB 2--The consultative commission
o. the Assembly Accompanied Theirs to Yer
SaiieS 20 day A speedy result OF the negstia-
lions i expected. The journal de Paris says
The amount OF war indemnity 10 be demanded
Dy Prussia viii not exceed 800 90 100 thalers.
Peace 5 almost CERTAIN.
BERLIN, Feb 22--The Provincial Correspon-
denee saws the German demands are so dis
tnCtiy confined 70 things indispensable that the
French negOtIariOrs viii have to decide quickly
ard firmly. The prOlOngstlOn of the srmistice
Tor q lew DAYS l. dependent on the acceptance
OF the main German demands. Next week,
unless signs are deceptive, peace will be
restored.
IsoNDOS. Feb. PA dispatch from Lille to.
DAY SAWS 10 i rum0red a peace has been signed
one basis Of which is the Ali zation of Aisace
and Lorraine In consequence of negotiations
between fsvTe and bismarck, during which the
iatteI consulted the Emperor several times, the
armIstIce has been extended until Sunday
evening, NJ ike has laid before the EnperO
plan OF campaign, in case of renewal of th
war. HE word republic has been struck on
OF all public acts and sta France" substituted
Peremptory Notice from Versailles
VERSAILLES Feb. 22.-The Official MOnitea
says France must decide upon war or peace
1mme iistely. ~ d-lav deteriorateS the strength
Of Germany France long has known the
conditions WbereOn Germany n ready to con-
Ciude a pescr- These are based upon injuries
formerly inflicted. and guarantees for tn
future. Compared with the I'M uries tn .
demands arr moderate, and the longer tn
delay the harder will be the conditions. W
hOpelhiS is understood at Bordeaux. 1t tn a
German terms are rejected the war continues. ,
Southern France Threatened.
VERSATILE, Feb. 2i.-If peace is not assured
by noon Of Friday next, the second, third and
hity armies will be thrown upon the South
Frederick Charles is looked to for the execu-
ton of this enterprise. The troops around
Paris are being drilled. and military bands are
pTscticiDg for entry into Paris.
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I NIIED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

In virtue Of writ of feri fsciss iss1sd from the
Clerk office Of the supreme Court Of the District
OF Oolumbis, and to me directed. will sell at public
sale, tor cash. in front of the Court house door Of
said District. on WEDNESDAY. tho 18th day OF
March next. ldl At II clock m, all defenfn $
in be Iecorded subdivision Of square No 9S9 being
No: OF Philadelphia Row. situate on nth street
east. bstw cen and street. south. in the city of
WsahiD ston. D. o., together with all and SIN guIar
the in thereon, seized and led upon
the property of Levi stevens, aud will be sold 10
satisfy execution No. ass, IL faver OF Stephen
FLANAGAN. ALEX'R SHARP,
fe = dts L. b, Marshal, d q,
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AARRlED.

EEGAN-GlBSON. On the 2lst instant, at the
hurCh 81 the Immaculate COncept by the Rev
az nrhe e, hS Ger by Mr. I BEGAN TO Miss sc
DEENER-LEWlS On the l6th instant by the
ter. " batc- Mr. SIMON p. DEENER to Miss
hhnlA .. LkWis, all Of Georgetown, d. G. No
MHlIE-AAkTIN. In this city December sth,
10; By Rev P-yton Brown. at the resfdsnce OF
ccott an-as, 90 Miss LAURA A. MARTIN, late
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nj Ed.

Brown. On the 22d of February, At 2 m ,
rOs L. Brown
The funers wiz take place from her late resi-
dence, No $50 street. between 9th and 10Th
streets, on Friday morning, At 10 o'clock Tn.
friends OF the family req aested 30 attend 2ts
COMING. OD Tuesday the 2lst inst at 1 O'Clock
m, WILL lowing, aged Il years
His funeral wal take plsce on Friday. the 18th
INST at JOclock m IRON the residence ct J ohm
III. SmOot, ksq :, No. sts 9th street north.
POPE. On the night of the "a instant, at II IS
clock, alter lingering Illness, EDGAR C. POPE,
aged q year, mouths.
Ills funeral VIII take place on FRIDAY afternoon,
At O'Clock from his late residence, No Tor n
street T1rfh- ct; to which his friends and the
tTierGs OF the family invited.
No nins papers please copy.I
MURRAY. On she I'D Of February, MARTHA
p, the only child IF Lids and J. Julian MURRAY,
aged IL days
We had a little Martha once,
She darling pride;
We loved ; er, ~. perhaps too we'll,
For soon she 81 pit and died
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llH GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- 319, Southeast corner of 7th and ID streets

1RUsTREy sALEOF THREE STORY BRICK
HoUtE, no e1i SEVENTH ST. WEST.
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated November
y, I5fc, and duly recorded in Liber No $50 folio
Alg4, one Of the land records for Washington
COUNT in the District Of Columbia shall sell, ON
the premises, on M0NDsf the 18th day OF Febru-
ary A d. lSl, at O'Clock p. m, al that certain
piece Or PARCEL Of ground situate in the city OF Wash
ingtOn. d. O.. being part OF Lot g. in Square ass,
beginning for the same al the southeast corner Of
said lot numbered nine, and running thence east
ninety seven feet to . private alley intended for
In sress aud egress to public Alley IN said square
thence north eighteen feet and eleven enc q half
inches thence west ninety feet then &c sout
with the line Of Seventh street eighteen feet clever
and q half inches TO the beginning-improye led By q
three stsry Brick House.
Terms: 6,0O cash balance In s, u and i months
for notes bearing interest, and secured by deed Of
trust on the premises. All convey ancing aud reve
nue. 81 ami at the cost Of the purchaser. Five hun
dred dollars dewn OF the day Of sale and the
not implied with within i've days after the day
OF SALE the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property the risk and cost Of the defaultne pur
chaser, by advertising three times in some newspa-
''' IL " sUBERr DODGE,
P. A. DARHEILLB, AfuHecs
fell GREEN WILLIAMS, Auot's
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LOAN OFFICES.

RURNsTINEs LOAN OFrICE.
400 and 4os 18Th St, 5 doors sosth Pa av
Makes liberal adv aDces on Gold and Silver Wat hes
Diam9nds, Jewelry, Pianos, Furniture, Guas, Pts
tolls, Cutief{, Ladies and 9entlems D w caring Ap
PEREZ OF all descriptions.
- PrtVdtt satr1ass door
fQfniture 0eored and advances made. fell r
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ALBEIT @ HALL, Trustee.
LATIMER q OLA ~, Aucts.
RY EH. j. WALL = CO., Auetioneers,
South oo9Ae4SA street M fsnnsyivania svenus


fHusTEle SAIL OF DDSI1ADLB BRICK
DWELLING On 18Th eTRuDT, NEAR q.
- BY virtue Of three deeds Of trust, dated n arch
IS, 1856. March ., 1852, and June 5, 1859, and se
iolios q; &C., snd z: 10 9, folio; s., &c, and Z
Washinston COUNTY, IN the District Of COlumbis,
signed trustees q the Iirst Ward Building Assoca-
Don and st the request In writing OF the treasurer
Il the said shall soil, in front OF the
prem ises, on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of March, Isl,
st clock p. m al shst lot Of ground situate in
the city Of Washington, D. O., known part Of lot
sevent. en-, "a in square two hundred and eighty:
nipe t1s9 beginning for the same ct the southeast
corner said lot, and running thence weet forty.
eight feet eight inches thence north sxy feet, to
the line OF north street; thence esst three fest
thspce south thirty ave feet; thence east forty five
feet eight inches, to the line Of west l3th street;
thence south twenty ave feet 90 the place OF b. gin
ming, I'm brow cd By two story and bseement Brich
Dwelling on the west side Of Eth street west, near
street north.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, tof which two hun:
dred dollars viii be required q time OF sas.l and
balances in six and twelve months, with interest Sc
cured on the property sold. lfthese terms are not
ecmplied Nth IN ve days after sale the trustee.
ing purchases, after i've days public notice. All
ancing and stamps at the cost OF the purcha
ser. HOSES LILY. Trus,Aes
oAMCBL " ELlE.i
fell ". u Walls 90, Ascts.
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Il. I. HELMBOLDS ROSE WASH

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habit
OF disspattea. used b connection with the BxtrNct
Buchu and barsADarilla, In such diseases e. recon
mended. Evidence Of the most responsible and re
Also explicit directisos for use, ssth Anndreds Of
hotsaads living witnesses. and UPWARDS Of 0m
many Of which are from the highest sourues, incIud
ing eminent physkcians, clerGymen. statesmen, &C
ton In the newpapers be does not DO this from The
fact tbat bis articles rank Standard PreDarssious
end do not need 20 be lropped up by certiAcstes
The Science o. Medicine, like the Doric Column
should Stand simple, pure, majestic. having HHci
alone fo1 h Capital.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
THIS AFTERNOON,
RY THOMAS fHOMPseN. huetio,..,.
- No. sos Ninth street,
one door north OF Pennsyfysnis avenue.


By THOMAS IT. rss S: sss,s :! sss.loa''r'
one door north OF Pennsylvania avenue
oHAHCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
81 the P ps s; e Columbia, Of iSs 60 fse
TS Uea ch:.iss B9ws. pssntf and Oel.d. A
q tie Sps.. VI. ~ se :. pubic acstGp u
s RAs, f Na ne aSd lsi part o. No in
street north. at the line dividing SAID Lof sa Lot
fesf to ssd ana running east along said street
W feet 70 said street being the rsse If sssnn tne
conssfning one thousand FIVE hundred sausre ia
fronting aen fsst oy T .tTsst hSo,s
tween ist street Sest aud New Jersey avenue and
Terms: One third Of the purchase money to be
psd 10 cash ct the time OF sale, aud the balance IA
Of gale and by deed u trust upon the pror
rosr bid If ana tns ssr
within nv day. ,asrssitsr the progsrty
sso1 7Hos. d5aPMRsoS fEa,ss
RYGREEN WILLIAMS, AuOtioneers,
- No. 31s, southeast eornsrof 7th and D streets
TRCsTEEs SALEOF yALUABLE IMPROVED
/ h sTsrEf sss S6hTH EAST BETWEEN n AND
- BY virtue Of deed q trust. dated October
folio So &C. one q the sY land I record. TO fSr
Washington county, in the District of CoIumbia /
ehsli cell In front of the premises on THURSDAY,
the $50 day OF February, A. ID. ISL at a. o'clock
N . al that piece or parcel Of around lying aud
being in the city of Washington Aforesaid and
Known and distinguished upon the ground plat or
plan thereof as lot numbered a. and part Of
LOT numbered eight, 81 IN square numbered one
thousand and sixty six, II .O66 being the same
pieces or parcels Of ground whch were conveyed r.
the SAID party OF the first part by deed bearing ste
the fourth day OF December, 1856, aud executed nv
Christian Sas Thompson and recorded in J. A. s. No
10, folio I3 &c one Of the land records for Wash
ington county, in the District Of Columbia, i'm
proved by q small FIR anne House ~
Terms OF SALE One half cash: balance in six
months, with purchasers note, with interest TO be
secured b deed OF trrst on the property sold. $50
and stamps at cost of the purchaser
W HARTLY, Trustee
tes eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
OFFICI Oh TIE POTOMAC TEBRr oon

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