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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-05-04

New BRASS DAND.--An independent brass
band has just been formed by the young
gcntlepsn of our Town. We understand
from ltAo Professor that the instruments
have arrivel ~
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~-------I---------------
MARRIED.-0n the 9th ult., by Rev. ].
f. Rodgcrr--Mr. JAMES KINo,. and Miss
EMMA CLYDURN. Arros-Kcrshaw District.
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BE- Have we any confete late soldiers who
lost their lives in defending our homes, bu-
ricd in our Cemetery If so, the decoration
of the Confederate graves throughout the
late Confcdcracy, taxes ssphce on the 10th,
Of May, instant,
Arc euf dead to be neglected?
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Ku-EslmX.

Bodies ofarmed men were campcd near
Columbia last, week. Their destination is
supposed to. bethe'capital.
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Ely" 4 Canary Bird escaped from his
cage on last Sunday morning, belonging to
u gentleman in Town.
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Ba-The Queen not only PERMITTED III, Prin-
cess Louise to be married in Lent, but ac-
cerding to an English paper, selected Good
Friasy as the occasion for feasting her ten
antry ~, ,Balmoral in honor of the marriage.
There wax much singing, toasting, and
cheering, anddancing continued until long
after midnight. ~ . +.
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Coxr1pMArIox.-The Charleston Ner,

Coyr1RMATIoN.-The Charleston Nc,rs Of
Monday says: a..,. =.
This impressive religious rite took place
yesterday forenoon at st.PhilliPs Episco-
pal Church, in the presence of crowded
and apprcciative assembly, the service being
performed by the Right Reverend Bishop
Davis, assisted by the Rcvcrends W. 3. W.
Howe and John johnson, the latter preach
ing the sermon. About twenty ladies' and
several gentlemen were confirmed.
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Cotton Food.
I have on hand, supply Of tho above
named popular --. ...
EEDTT TIZER.

Price at Factory in Baltimore, $500 per
Ton. and will be sold here at that price with
freight added. Several of the most success;
ful 1Ianters in this neighborhood consider IL
equal, if not superior to the Peruvian Guano'
ofwhich so much has been said The 1ol.
lowing named gentlemen are referred to as
Col. W. NJ. SHANNON, Maj. JOHN
CANTEY, Col. RIM. SIMS, and Others;
This Fertilizer combines EACELLEhCE
and CHEAPNESS; is equal in its results to
Peruvian Guano. and Of more permanent
benefit to the SOIL
1t natures the crop three to four weeks in
advance, and greatly increases the yield.
D. W. JORDAN, Agent.
March 16. :" pm.
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TIE LAST HouRs OF CoSGnEss.-The
last hourAof the session of Congress were
improved by Ben Butler in making 'per-
soma. explanation" which ended in fierce
sduabblc with Beck, Of Kentucky, and
Farnsworth, of Illinois, in which Butler
was terribly excoriatcd. The scene was
disgraecful in the extreme.
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zDIoecsnn Convention.

Tire annual convention of the P. E..
Church, in the Diocese of South Carolina,
,wiIbe held in st. Philips Church, Charles
on the second .Thursdy of May, the 11th
inst, at 10 O'clock A, NJ. To aid in the
dispatch of business, the clergy are reques-
ted to prepare their parochial reports, with
particular ttention othe contribution lists,
which must run from the lst of May, 1870,
to 1st May 1871, SO they may be handed in
ON or before the opening of the Convention.
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.:NdsTTGE.

ALE personss having CATTL for Sale
of any description, will do well to call on
the undsrsigned., T. ,J.3Ssl}RL,
May 4.-1m. , camden, Z. y.
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HERRING,S

PATENT CHAMPION SAFES,
The most Reliable Protection from Fire now
Known
HERRING'S NEW PATENT
Champion Bankers Safe
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The Best Protection against Burglars
Tools extant.
HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN,
25l Broadway. cor. Murray St., N. =. -
FARRELL HERRING e. Co., Philadelphia.
HERRING & CO., Chicago.
HERRING, Farrell 81 SHERMAN, NJ
q.
!, March 2. #, rs. .-r... ...... e. A.; ~
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D. L. DESAUSsURE & CO.,


Agents, CAMDEN, S. G. .,,,
Lime and Ammonia al the
delivery Should
30
teGd Will be maae goou Hill " 'A' 2m
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CASH.

Will make heavy advances on consignn.
nents 70 his friends in Baltimore. The at
tion of buyers is respectfully solicited.
'''A D. w. JORDAN, Agent.
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FLOUR.
From Common to Fine GRADES, ut LO'
PRICES
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EVENING STAR.
LAST NIGHTS KILOGRAMS.

Ths following important items OF war news
were received here last night:
Comment on the Terms of Peace.
PAEIr. Feb. 1.-THE Journal des Debats
Comments on the cruel terms OF peace imposed
on France, and says: Theirs and Fsvre we're
several tunes on the point of breaking on the
negotiations at the risk OF the resumption of
hCstilities. and yielded only to dire necessity.
BismsIcA az first demanded ten millions indie M
nifty, and " was reduced TO the sum finally
agreed upon only by the most strenuous ehJTtS.
II has been stipulated that only thirty thou sand
Germ 81, shall enter PARIS, and they shall not
march beyond the Place de IA Concnrie
Several journals announce that they will sus-
yend publication during the Occup patton OF the
city, and all recommend the inhabitants to
remain within doors, and close their shutters
The authorities are verv uneasy in regard 20
ihe att .tvdg OF The population when the Prus-
SLAMS march il. The national guard have been
under q rls al night and order has prevailed.
Iut the Guards and regular troops are greatly
ti~cOrt ned and tits doubtful it they can be
depended upon to restrain the people IRON vio-
leTce ar the appear snce OF the enemy.
IorD,y. Feb. Elm the House of Common
tO-rigt-. Mr. DJvay, formerly under secret AIRY
Tor the foreign department, after stating the re-
ported terms OF peace between Germany and
France. 5sEel II her NajeSty's government had
made a.. effort 20 mltigafe their severity? Mr..
Gladstone replied that the German minister
had IOtfc1 Earl Granville and himself TIA
aided that the diplomatic representative OF the
British government in France had been in
Ntructed not 10 ACCOMPANY the Germans on
1helr entry into Paris. and declined TO make
any further response to the question.
Revolving Cruelty.
PARIS Feb. H.-Sunday being the anniver-
sary @! the proclamation OF the republic of 1913,
the reds held a mass meeting on the Place de la
Eastiie. he demons tTstion disordeTly and
terminated in q scene OF revolving strocity. a
VOliee agent who attempted to Interfere was
seized by the crowd, fastened 20 a plank and
thrown into the Seine, where. after strug Cling
some time, he was drowned. As long "a he
could he seen above the surface he was pelted
with stones 10y the crowd Oh the quay. A mag
sstrate who attempted tn save the untor tn nate
man was threatened with the same treatment,
and was fnally obliged 10 n for his life. The
journals continue TO assail Germany in the Bit
Ierest terms.
NJ meteorological RecOru-Feb. ~. 1.S5 A. n
Kar Dsnrrtn1ent. Sianal .S,rric.. Il & A.
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| NITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE.

CLERK lice Of the supreme Court Of the District
ofCoiumbia and TO me directed will sell at public
sale, Tor eish In front Of the Court house door of
said District. on WEDNESDAY, the 5th day OF
M MATS next: ISL at ~ O'Clock M all defend&nts
in the recorded subdivision of square No. $685. being
No: OF Philadelphia Row, situate on 18th street
east, between and streets south, in the city of
Washington. d. o., together with all and singular
the improysmsnts thereon, seized and levied upon
the property Of Levi stevens, and will be sold TO
satisfy execution No. s,2s6, In faver of Stephen
Flanagan. ALEX'R SdARP
fe q dts u, q. arshal p n
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ri WIN. y. WALL 3 90, Auctfoneers,
~ New Marble Building. Nos. 600 and sos,
South corner oh street and Psunsyvania avenue

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING ON l2TH STRERT, Mar e.
- b. virtue Of three deeds of trust, dated arch
IS, is6,, March 3, 1869; and June 5. 1852, and
-. respsetiysly in Libers I; q: e No 2,
and r. No H. folios US sc Of the land records for
Washington county, in the District OF Columbia,
from George w Hauptman and wire, 10 the under
tSn and st the request in writing Of the treasurer
premises, on MONDAY. the 9th day OF March, INl,
at O'Clock p m. all that lot q ground situate in
the city 81 Washington d o., Known as part OF lot
seyeUtt en-, (rl in square two hundred and eighty
nine, 2s9, beginning for the at the southeast
corner OF said lot. and running thence west forty
eight feet eight inches thence north sixty feet To
TIE line Of north q street; thence east three feet
thence south thirty i've feet thence east forty five
feet eight inches, to the line Of west l2th street.
thence south twenty i've feet to the place Of bS GIN
niL in proved by a two story and basement Brick
Dwelling the west side Of l2th street wesf near
street north.
Terms of sale: One,thiri CASH fof which two hmm
dred dollars will be required at time OF salel and
balance in six and twelve months, with interest," se
cured The property sold. If these terms ar not
Complied with in i've days after SALE the trustees
reserve the right 20 resell at the Of tAe default
ms purchaser, after FIVE days public aotice All
nyey ancine and % the coat OF the on rca
ser. M0SES KELLY, ~
sAMUEL NIiHs.t trustees.
feI e. W, L. WALL 4 CO. Aucts.
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Is BASkRUPTCY,

DISTRICT Oh COLUMBIA.
"a Al " ashlngton this tenth day OF Februsrv iTl
a.s I.ened hereby gives notice Of his AZ .oint
ncI9 o. ts,,sn~e OF BERNARD HAYES and RTTTa
Il Hal rs partners, Of the CITY ~ Gssain~,rnn
aad county q Warrington, ID. g. who lave Ssen
Supreme Court OF the District 81 Colnrh,o oy tne
"a. JOhN A BUFF, Assispee
ties indebted 10 said frm viii please cal "a ,,i
The sane. ssia g,.te
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DIED.

DIED.
hAUEHAN. On the morning % the 2Tlh instant
alter long and painful lines. GEORGE hAUE-
Man. IN the 7u-b year OF his age.
Funeral will take place WEDNESDAY afternoon.
q clock. troy his late residence. L street. be
tween q and q streets. Relatives aud friends are
IespeCtfulis invited to attea
PURSELL February IS. THOMAS PURSELL,
N the 9Uj ye6r Of hrs native Of Sta5rds hire
Ausiand; and tor the last forty three years a resi-
Cent Of this city
Funersl from his late residence 6li PannsyIvanis
avenue, on v s1nssday, March l. at ~ O'Clock a m
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Anctioneer,
II No. 3i9, Southeast corner 7th and ID stree


RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,
- No. 3ls, Southeast corner 7th and streets
TsTE fRoSfIsGH on n 4 sTREHr ss sakT ~
E BETWEEN roLB AND-A-HALF and SIXTH
- b. virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 2,th dsy
:s 9i EIli A. ID. loo5, and duly recorded in LDer
Z No. 81, folio AZ, &c, one OF the land
fsCofus washington county, in the Dist rio, of
Columbia, shsll sell Oh tie premises ON MONDAY
al that certain part of the lot OF ground situate in
the city aforesaid, aud DESIGNATED on the official
plat fhefeof - Lot numbered seventeen, IN in
SQUARE numbered four hundred and ninety one
ISL BEGINNING Tor said part at point on the ii ne
Of street north. AZ the dividing line bet ween san
lot No. Il and lot No l6 in said square and running
thence east on the line OF said street twenty fonr
seven feet, (1 it, thence west twenty four feet
seven inc hes. 2 IT, in. along the line OF an alley
Iesdlng into public alley thirty feet wide the
right 10 md the use OF which first mentioned alley
secured forever Tor the benefit OF said lots I5 and
~ thence north NINETY seven feet (97 Il } to the
place OF beginning. with the i'm prov eme
ing OF hrst-clas Brick Dwelling house nov sc.
Cuped Is the Police Court house ! ~
Terms One-thi rd cash balance in 6, IL, Is and 81
months, Tor notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises sold All con
aud revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
SZ dow on the day OF SALE at the time Of
End Il tie terms OF sale not complied With within
i've days after the day Of the SALE the trustee re-
serves the right 10 resell the property the risk
three times IN some newspaper published in Wash,
ington city. in the District of Columbia
SAMUEL POLkINHORN. Trustee
lie 2o-td CHEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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A VOID QUA0ks.-A victim OF early indiscre.
"A non, causing nervous debility, premsture de-
cay, &C. having tried In vain every advertised rem
coy, has simple means Of sef-cure, which he viii
TuTTLk'5s Nassau g., New York. dsaso6
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II. T. HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habit
OF lpstien, used Ia connection with the Extraox
Buchu and sarsaparilla, In such diseases as recon
mended. Evidence Of the most responsible and re
liable scharscter will accompany the medic:res
Also explicit directions for use ,ctth hkadred, OF
taohsanas living witnesses, and upwards of 3O@
unsolicited certificates and Recommendation lete "a
many OF which are from the highest sources, fncud
ing eminent lhyucians. clergymen, statesmen, &C
The Proprietor has never rooortsd to their pubi.oa
tioH In the newspepers he does do this from ths
fact that bis articles rank Standard Preparatory
and do not need 70 be DroDpod mp By Certificates
The Science Of Medicine, like the Doric Column
should stand simple, pure, majestic. having Rac,
alone Tor it Capital.
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H.I. HELABOLDS EXTRACT 3UCHu,
or sessnsss srisins frOn Exeasses Habit. n hI..
lowing SYMPTOMS - '-s A"''
Iadislosition to Kxertio, Loss a. P,~.r
Loss OF Ncmory, Dfrrnf.r - pr...A.-
Weak Nerves, Tramhh,s Doe'niaS'
Horror ~ Disease, WsIsfai1s..
Lininees Of VisOE, Pain in ths H.ek
q Ut An6s, Fiu.b;,S - 49, "a,
1Tyness Of the Skin, r-na.i-sSo. - ~.
lDiyersal La-s!tuie Of P.li,s nS,n,..s,,s
the Muscular system.
These SYMPTOMS. IL allowed to % on. which thi,
MEDICINE Invariably removes. soon follow
FATUITY. EPILEPTIU FITS, &c,
n one on which the patient msy EXPIRE Who ca.
sY tney are not frequently followed by those dire
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTIoN,
many are aware OF the OF their 80 rerfns h.,
none VIZ confess, The records Of thu insane ssTIrns
and the melancholy deaths by eousunntIon -,
ample witness 10 the truth Of the assertion
The Consultation, once affected by organic ue.s
ne0 re2uire- the aid OF medicine 60 Strengthen ana
mElg9rste the system, which III. HELNBOI,Dr
kkThAOF OF bUCHU invariably does A fTf,S
vii convince the nost scsptical.
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DRY GOODS.

H'HE REAsCN WHY BROBHEAD CO. DO
L not Complain OF dull times is because they sell
goods CHEAP. and are we'll pa:ronizsd. III yoa
want Costs Cotton tor cents, Bleached and Tn
NJ, elegant Paris Kids for 81. beautiful English
Prints gust imported Black Silks, Ne!veteea8.
AlIaCas, Reps, fsTca IS, PIlUes, Irish PCpIif.
flannels, Tow elings. sheetings, Hosiery, Handzer
-Aiefs, Blankets, Bed Spreads. Cotton Batting
keedles. Pins IL fac, anything that j. usually ks
IN well selected stock of Foreign and )mestic
Dry Goods rev slsor and of the best quality. you
may rest assured thar you Will tud l. ~ BROD-
lead 60 =. l22- st. cor. 18th - feE 81
nREss GOODS FROM AUCTION
spriDg shade FUPLINS. - C"r's
All wool EMPRkSN CLOTs
MALAN CHS and Al PA'A
Iine WATERPROOF. -.
tASSIMkEES. q C..tsr 6 .
MARSEILLES SPkEs D.
MUSLIfS. LINENS. TABLE LINENS. NAP
hIhs, TOWELS, &c. &c, a:
CONNOLLYs
fe256t' 60. 9TH q opposite Patent Osf,e.
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DROPOSALs FOB GRANITE.
OFFICE oF LIsHr-HoUsE ENeIyRIR,
THIRD DISTRICT,


ToMPKINsvILLE, n V, Feb. Is. lHlt
Separate sealed prope sails will be received AZ this
ONCE until WEDNESDAY, 18th OF March, isYi, n
IL O'Clock m, as follows:
lst. For about two thousand Ave hundred a 500,
tons OF granite, in irregular blocks, varying in
weight from three-Quarters OF ton to two TONS de-
a. Penfeld Beef, as soon - contract is approved
md For about i've thousand( Is 000) tons Of granite
each placed in protection wall 1t the side Of the
Lik Mt House IT Bridgeport. Oounecticut.
50. Tor about the same quantity of same weieht
and placed similarly in wall &C Long Beach Bar
Light station. The second and third amounts ere
Eot required to be delivered prior TO June next.
Proposals must state separately the price per ton
Tor the granite delivered and placed at each the
and specification TO be seen at this office.
Proposals must be insduplicste, accompani BY q
advertisement al xed to each prop and addressed
to the undersigned, endorsed on envelope Prop osals
for Granite" J. q. WOODRUFF,
Lieut.. Colonel of Bngneers,
fe27-6t Light House Engineer a District
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GRAM. HOTEL,

GRAND HOTEL,
" BROADWAY AND S1sT STREET,
NEW YORK,
Oonducted on the European plan. The mo II elegant
t hSssl IN New York perfect IN All modern AAA
isS n.x.Si.@ HENRY n. SMITH, fS0,9.
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VIM. B. WHBB,S Trustees.
rREEH 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
RY LATIMER 4 OLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Cooper d Latimer,)
Southwest corner Of Pennsylva nia ave- and 18th u

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-SrORY
bRlCk HOUSE In PHILADELPHIA ROW
- By virtue OF q deed IF trust, bearing date the
9th Gay Of July. 1860, and duly recorded in
-Liber T: and B., No. Is, folio 1895 one Of the land
records Tor W ashington county, in the District of
Columbia, shall sell ct public auction, in front 81
the prem.es, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
March I'd ISL, at O'Clock. all that piece or parcel
OF ground known and described Is Lot rs. in Square
$50, improved BY three story Brick Residence
with all the modern improvements stu ated on Itb
street east, between south and Ii streets, being
one Of the houses In Philadelphia Row
Terms: One third cash: balance in and II months
secured by deed of trust, with bearing inter
est conveyancing and stamps at purchaser g cost
9l00 down at time OF sale.
fel6ts LETIHER A Ci,EAkY Hnc,.'
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Property In oil parts Of the city for sale on long
credit. Houses erected for peraons owning ground,
and long time notes taken In payment. Real state
paper bought and sold. fea-tf
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f1X TOY TRUNKS. ~
LADIES and MEMS sATCHBLs,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS
,yu,n TRAVELLING BAGS,
sADDLERY and HARNESS.,
CARRIAGE ROBES, &C., &C..
In 0REAT VARIETY, at Low PRICES TOB
CASH, at the
n " UFACT TORI
JAMES =. IOPHAM q CO.,
~A26N
SEVENTH STREET,
One door above Odd Tsllovs' Hail.,
NOTICE.
. meMURRYB- PATENT STAYS out 70 oil on,
Best and Medium Trunks. d le-sc
A UsrIN p. BROWN.
CONTRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Corner Of New York avenue and 18th street,
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PROPERTY
- By virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of
e the District Of Columbia, ot the l4th of Feb
@Tuary ISL, in Chaneery cause No. 1875, in said
court, in which Ca'harine Dixon is plaintiff, aud
Thomas Pierce and Others are defendants, will
sell AT public auction, in front Of the premises,
O'Clock p. m, TUESDAY, February a. 1871, part
OF lot OF grupnd No. ~. in square No 76S, 20 wit
The west - feet pa inches, containing I'D square
feet, more or less aid improved by small Brick
House, fronting on street south, between ID and
Sd streets east.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purch money In
cash at the time of SALE and the balance ia
the pure haser in equal instruments pay able in aud
months alter the SAFE with interest from the day
The purchaser to pay : 100 immediately after the
property is knocked down, and complete the sale
to be resoid at the cost aud risk OF the defaultn
purchaser the purchaser 20 pay tor stamps and all
Conveyancng. M. TH0M PSON q 90.
W. J. MILLER.S trustees
fell Is d % % o .2S-Tt ~ ~
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dN IHE SUPREME COCRT OF TIE DIS
TklCT OF COLUMBIA.
Siftlss ~ Spiral Term for fis Orpa1nS' Conf
II he the petition OF James Mceherry guardian of
HELEN N, Mary u. and James e. McSherry
infants
The petitioner and guardian. having reported TO
tins Court that, In pursuAnce OF che order and de-
cree passed ~ this cause the l4th Day q Febru-
sIy, A IL: ls1l, he has sold TO Marshall Brown, of
city OF Washington, the piece or parcel OF said
sfOUno In said decree mentioned. 10 VIII Nj = lSI
80, Iront o. the eastern extremity or portion by
ne oePth OF one hundred and fifteen lis feet Of
M, w 10, In the city OF sshington. ia the Ds
49, VI enoia ~ and for the OF two dollars
- ioot amounting % thirteen hIlnd roi sn6
sxE2 co.@rs u il therefore, by this court. this
51n eaS OF eOTuary, A ID ls7l, ordered ana ia
cresd tEst the said sale be and the sams n haraHv
Iauned and confirmed, unless cause 10 tfe con
% SHOWN 10 the court here or before the os-y
LAY OF fEBkUART Mkt, provided q oopy OF mi.
order OF decree be published in a new .psprr nr;rtaS
and utlished In the city Of WashinrfO gtirna..
tedere said 18th day Of February. A ID. ls7l
~ the court AAcARrHUR, Justice.
feb l0t A WEBsTER Rso;,ts~ ~ W,u.
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RN GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
AZ 319, Southeast corner Of 9TH aud ID streets.
HANDSOME THEE STORY BRICK HOUSE
NTH sTpEY BACK BUILDING, TWO
FINE CELLARS, ALI nODERN IMPROVE.
mENfs. AND THE Lot, WHOA Has A
hing BACK To WIDE ALLEY. STU
hTkD AND FRONTING ON South a
PAAkMENT AND PAkKED, WITH IRON
BALM ROUND TIN PARKING. BEING
S2tARE No 100. At BEING the rIFrH
HOUSE AND LOT EAST OF - STREET
EAST. ~ GRAHT'S ROW. At AUCTION.
- ON MON DAY, ths 9th day OF March. we
t@X shah sell, at ia cloCt>p M in front Of the
pre- Iises, the above described properly.
WHICH OF, = tine opportunity for any person wish
ing to pu! chase a spleIdid residence
Terms. CHe-'hiri each. balance in six, twelve,
eishteeB and twenty four months secured by deed,
Tor notes bearing interest from day Ui sale 5J 20
he paid down when the property IL knocked OF. A
d. Cd given AID deed cf trust taken Title int--
putsbie All conveyance aud stan ps at cost OF Dur
chaser.
fe2S 4 GREEN s. WILLIAMS, Aucts