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From a Tossl telegram o. Mr.
Isaiah Handy, q TIE Y. AN. Rail
road, we learn some of ne pauieu
Lars o. fire that occurred a, Nerd.
ian Saturday night.
The fire was first discovered be.
tween the houses of UulhuH 4 Son,
and Theodore Stursi,s6 Co. on I'll,
corner Of Lee Avenue and Front
Street. The entire part OF the block
fronting Front street was burned
including the houses Of Hulbert 4
sons, Theodore Sturgcs 4 Co., Re-.
Snbalm 4 Gully, W. A. Schimp, NJ
+ Chadwick, NJ. Boos, ]. W. Harvey.
Joan Hand and DR.. Breach. Stock
mosly destroyed. The loss is est.
matd at $4,000, insured for S2s,.
900.
Thetire was the work of inceudi-
aries, The citizens We're In council
yesterd@ to repress outragcs and
i%ncendiarsm of negroes.
The folAwing telegram from our
special correspondent comes to us as
we are writing:
MEEDIAN, March 6, 1871.
I'cksJWy HcraH.-A terrible
tragedy occurred in Meridian this
afternoon. While the ease of the
State VS.. CloptO, a negro, charged
with riotous conduct on Saturday
night, was undergoing investigation,
a difficulty occurred in which War.
rem Tyler (negro) shot and killed
Judge Bramlctt, the presiding mag.
istrate.
The excitement was intense and
the melee became general. Tyler
and two other negroes we're killed.
Several whites and blackswere woun.
ded.
The town Is in arms and the great
est excitement prevails, though ev-
cry thing is now quiet.
The difficulty is caused by the
riotous conduct of the negroes on
aud threats to burn the
In the fire on Saturday night, a
whole square was burned, and SIS,
worth OF property destroyed.
Should anything further occur
his evening, | will inform you.
j. J. s,
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Berlin was filed with JOY and ex.
element at the news of the signing
Of a treaty OF peace between Germa-
ny and France.
The Germans can afford to rejoice
although thousands Of their best cit
liens have been killed upon the va
rious battle fields, as ii establishes
their united "Fathcr land" as the
ruling power upon the continent Of
Europe.
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue oftwo wriis of execution to me al.
rected, one from the Chancery Conrt cf Pamela
county, Mississippi, and the other from Ii,
High Court Of Errors and Appeals Of mississippi
10Th against b. II. Pope for costs, / will. or
Monday The 9Th day Of March, 1871, in
mont ofthe court house door in the town Of
Pamela, sell to the highest bidder foi cash, the
east Of {. Z. Of section 10, township 10,
range west in Panola county, State of Mis-.
sissiPpi, levied upon a. the property Of said B.
II, Pope to satisfy said executions.
Sale within lawful hours.
mh4-3t u. OZANyE shH
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The Impeachment Of Gov. Clayton
OF Arkansas has fallen through.
Clayton declines to 60 to the Uni
ted States Senate.
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The next Congress will consist of
100 Republicans; Democrats SO; In
dependent |; still to elect 10; con-
tested IL.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

hereby notify the ~Tax-Payers of this coun-
ty, that | will meet them with the Textbooks,
the following places:
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FrjghtfM ARRAY

At Meridian, this evening, while
Justice Bramlcttc was trying a ne,
gro for riotous conduct at a frt
Saturday night, a disturbance occur
in the Court Room. A negro man,
ed Tyler, shot Bramlette, killing
him instantly; Tyler and two other
negroes were killed by the citizens.
Everything is now quiet.
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Later.

We learn from a telegram to the
Avalanche, that. a vigilance commit
tee was organized on the 9th, and
that there were s dead negroes in
Meridian On the morning of the 7th,
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NOTICE.

All persons holding Title Bonds from ,Josenh
W. Matthews, deceased, or who are indeh, a
70 his estate for lands, can have their titles
perfected BY addressing Howard Falconer.
amlnistrator q said decedent Holly Springs,
Mississippi, Or =. W. Matthews, Attorney At
Law, Friar's Point, Mississippi. f25-lm
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Trustees Sale of Lands.

1o'o va hfhhtuIs fw
BY the authority of deed %oftrust executed by
~. Wray, and J, S. Collins dated November
the 18th, 1866 to me as trustee, for the purpose
OF securing the payment Of certain notes there
IN mentioned, and recorded in the Office of the
clerk of the chnncery court of Pamela county.
Miss, in deed book P, pages ll2 and ll3.
will as such trustee, on Monday, the
I'd, day or April, A.. d. 1871,
between the hours Of IL o'clock a. m. and a
o'clock, pm. of said day, at the courthouse
door in the town of Pamela, in the county of
Pamela, State of Mississippi, expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, the south
west quarter of section 81 and the west halfof
section "a, oil in township 10, range 7, west.
In Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient to pay off and
satisfy said notes and all costs.
Title believed to be good, but | sell ar con-
vey only as trustee.
J. G. ARMSTRONG,
Trustee.
March 4, lS71-8t
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We clip the following very sensi-
bic article from the Mississippi Cen
trial IN reference TO our line Of action
IN riding ourselves from the taxations
Of the radical ;artr:
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iheoaors Thomas win v,.it R;c,,.
J none, Nm, next month.
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STOLEN.

4 LARGE LIGHT RED BAY HORSE,
about ten years old, fifteen hands high, little
star IN face, with a little white speck above his
right eye black main and tail. Stolen from
my stables on the night of the 9Th inst. A
liberal reward ..givei for any Information by
which may recover my horse or arrest the
thief.
JAMES BUFORD,
College Hin, Lafayette county Miss
February rs, 1871, m42t
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Co.
tsf st.itf
tta-fif t ts 81.
lfs II.
49, uaf its fsfm
atnl hrzi m Al ra tsl
tsl teai ag
'u ssrafiy am
wi @ isa n many az ihs men
art .~s brnis sad
Hr lar8 ut.s Ha~ bt oss
et. legitimate aai
ID fa's ~asttl ci s1l Co.,
o. ssTeal Jors, wa.
el 3, o. lariy v.ir
Tho ay Comm ffeo reported
airr~ os 'hs chapter m che re-
I'D BE- relative ~ ihe abolition
81 sosi Instruments Adopted.
a diIaist from Wa.l ngtou say,
,hs members Of ne House from
Niespp. vcrealmittel to-day
Jackson, March G.-AbN passed
ehareunsthc Nek,burg & pcnsaco-
"a r. r..
Sixteen Democrats and two Re.
putIicans entered a protest against
the resolution .uspending Mr.. Jones
Of YaIobnsha. Theprotest was en-
tered on the journal.
Important Decision.
The High Court Of Error and APP
peals decide:that the Governor has
power to remove from Office. This
decision was made in consequence of
a suit brought to test the question by
the Supervisors of DeSoto county,
whom the Governor had removed.
Acorn and the T.. s. Sendte-An-
other Election.
Governor Acorn, in an interview
with the Committee, declined abso-
to go TO the Senate, but will
remain as Governor of Mississippi
until the restoration is fully accom-
piished. An election for L. S SEN
ator will be held soon.
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Monday the 9th day Of March.

Monday the eth day Of March,
1871, in front Of the courthouse door in the
own of Pamela in said county, sell to the high.
est bidder for cash, the following described
lands lying and being in said county, to-wi;:
West Of section 90, township 10, Of range
Z west, as the property Of B. II. Pope and n,
E. Of section l6, township 10, range I; and
east and s. W. iofS. e. dissection is, town
ship 10, range I; and fraction S.. of N. W.
section 10, township 10, range I; and West
fraction N. w. Of section %, township 10.
range 7; and N. W. and fraction N. E.. ! Of
section q, township 10, range I; and fractional
\: =, Of section II, township 10, range I. N.
W. aud fractional n. y. section 2l.
township 10. range 7, and west fraction N. W.
t OF section 81, township 10. range Z, levied on
as the property Of Thomas league and B. II.
Pope to satisfy said executions and nil costs.
Sale within lawful hours.
mh4-3t U. OzAsyE. ge'T.
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FOR SALE.

Secondhand Piano, in good order. a,
Fletcher House, Batesville, Miss.
feb25-lm
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The Memphis Avalanche of Mon
Day has . first.class ghost story, in
which Miss Clara Robinson plays a
prominent part in seeing, hearing
and writing marvellous things con-
corning thetitle tothe Brinklcy Col
lcge n tlast Plase, informed bv !
fair haired g'il, 1in.as, from IN
1lnsIat srlr,ts.
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Sheriff's Sale.

BY virtue Of a writ of execution to me d.
rected from the Circuit Courtof Pamela county
mississippi, In the cases of Sohwab 4 Co., VS.
Pope Il league and Sam Powell VS.. Thoma.
league, | will, on
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Tennessee. Arkansas & Mississipn;

0 branching clans or rafting cog-wheel,
put silently and rapidly ;;does its perfe,s work
without disturbing the invalid or sleeping babe
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WI IN SUMS TO SUIT,
REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
WARNTR-

(Successor to Joshua whitney h Co..
auls-IOt 729 seventh street.
NoTICE.-That 4. s. justin. GIG ID, between
1 OH and Ith streets n. W, sells custom made
SECONDHAND CLOTHING at less than half the
cost Ct ready made new ones.
N. B.-SECOND-HAND CLOTHING of all kinds
bought at fair (cashl prices. au22l
E'Ok SALE-At bargain, the GOOD WILL, &c,
l. of the old-established Coal and Wood Depot cor
ner OF Mary land avenue and sih street Island suit
able Tor coal or lumber depot. Apply at DIR. BOS-
WILL > drug store, corner Maryland avenue and
9TH street. aulO-tf
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WASHINGTON CITY
The outlook from hotel point of view in

The outlook from a hotel point of view in
Washington is not encouraging this season.
Since the adjournment of Congress no less than
three prominent establishments for the enter
tainment Of strangers-winard's, the Kirkwood
and the SeatOn HOuse-have been closed m and
their furniture sold out. and there are rumo-s
that one or two more will follow suit before the
winter sets in
Notwithstanding the complaints of high prices
ana inferior accommodations generally made
against Washington hotels, and in spite of the
common belefthat TO Own one is to be possessed of
gOldmine, the business here does not appear to
be profitable; and if We except the Ebbitt House.
which has, by judIcious advertising and good
management, been kept pretty fun all the time,
I Is doubtful whether any Of the houses kept
open during the summer have done anything
like a satisfactory business for the last six
months. In fact, in the very few cases where
the prOpTietOrs of Washington hotels are sup-
posed TO have been successful, pecuniarIly we
doubt whether their profit on the money invested
has been equal at any time since the close OF the
war to what the same amount would have Welded
II used in almost any ordinary business pursuit.
Why this should be 50, in the face of good prices
and large and liberal patronage during fair
portion OF the year, we shall not undertake to
explain. But the fact is as we state and that il
S@NlE'e' - ACb NAAS 10 those now IN
the business, but it will probably also deter some
ambitious persons who have not vet made the
experiment from trying to find out whether they
know how to X eep hotel.
The SeatOn House, as has heretofore been an
nOunced,will be used for government Offices. and
may therefore be permanently counted out in an
enumeration of hotels. Whether willard's and
the kirkwood will be reOpened before Congress
assemblies, and whether the others in regard to
which rumors are current will be kept open or
not, remains to be seen, but the present pros
pect, at least with reference to the first two in
stances named, is decidedly against such result,
as no movement is yet apparent in that direc-
ton. The deficiency in hotel capacity thus Gre
ated will probably be partially made up by the
openinS of one or two minor establishments and
the enlargement of one or two others; but inst
now ii looks as though the accommodations for
winter visitors will be quite circumscribed as
compared with former seasons, and that the cry
next season will be not 80 much high prices and
poor fare as no accommodations at all. This is
state Of things greatly to be deplored, as there
is every indication now that the throng of stran-
gers next winter will be greater than ever be-
fore, and facilities for taking proper care of
them ought to be increased, both in extent and
quality, instead of reduced.
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The triple alliance in Europe seems to be an
aeeo mPlishCd fact. Another meeting OF the
Austrian and German Emperors is to be held
next week, at Salisbury, when the King OF Italy,
who has already subscribed to the Joint atti-
tude" marked out by Bismarck and Beust at
GasteiD, will be sworn into the pact. Thus Bis
marck seems to be consolidating central Europe.
Prussia, Austria, and Italy having Joined hands,
an opposing alliance between France and Russia
VIII follow as matter of course, if it has not
already been eonsummated. England, it seems.
l. lett out TO adhere to her policy OF neutrality
as long as she can
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We have satisfied ourselves from personal
inquiry that the reports in circulation in the
northern part OF the city in regard to the
surgical treatment of the uniformed colored
woman, Jane Hawkins, stated yesterday,
are entirely at variance with the facts,
and do singular injustice to the able and con-
scientious physicians who, at no little personal
and pecuniary sacrifice, labored for many hours,
exhausting all the resources of the medical art.
to save the life Of this poor woman. They could
not have labOred more zealOusly had she been
the first Lady in the land instead of poor
colOTed dwarf.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York stock exchange in every danart
u very duil, and no speculative features are
oea ~ any direction IL appears that the new loan
! honlnai amount Is unmarketed. The stock market
luiet ana barely steady, indeed rather heavy In
tthtS,' government bonds being firm but inactive
NelIe gold Is strong small trade. Money Tules in
abundant supply, and we quote three per cent AZ
four - wv anu
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Government Securities
stock RepOrf.

IBy BANKERS, Brokers and Commercial Tslssyaph.
Lewis johnson Il Co. quote stocks and bonds iII
home an5 foreign markets, as follows:
NV YORK, Aug. 9.-EiTst Board, 10 30 a. m -
z. 6s. ISL, coupon. 1ls1s 520's, o. COUPON llI.
sos, "a, coupon, lli9S; 52os, IS, coupon, Iii1S
bS0s new, 65 coupon, 1875 SAYS 81 coupon, ll3S
s,3s, os Coupon, ia IO-9,s coupon, n4s; Curren.
land, :; Western Union Telegraph, 81: Quick
silver Is; Pacific Mail, 5274 Boston Water Power.
=; Adams Express, s.; Wells, Fargo Co.'s Ex,
press, SD'f; American Express, 51s; United States
New York Central Scrip az; Erie, s1ss. do ms
ferrea; II Harlem, l2s1s; do. prefd, =; Readtng,
igan SSSuthern, llG1l; Union Pacific Rsiiroad,
ga; Illinois Central, 1876 of d. Clev Gland and Pits
burg, n34s; Northwest, II; do preferred, Si.:
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana polls.
MMilSa9kie and st: Paul, S2s{; do prefd, sis5:
and Western, l0S2s; Fort Wayne, -; Alton and
Terre Hsute, =; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 7iT:
Chicago and Alton, ll9; do prefd 10 old Ohio and
mississippi certificates 4s Columbus, Chicago and
new, IS; Virginia SIS, old, Sslt: North Ca2olins
o., old, Sc; do; new, "a; Missouri SIS, giS; Cen.
s14. Gold, ll2siall2T. Market strong
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Marke Is TODAY.

BALTIMoRE, August 3O.-yirginia SKIES. old 20
asked f''' Viu' u piOi oo72
BALTIMORE, August 3O.-Cotton scarce and firm
and quiet; low middlngs, lsalsS. Flour firm and in
good demand. Wheat quiet and firm; amber SI 53a
60; common red to fair, 81 25a 81 as PennsyiTa.
E ma: 81 naS l4S; Corn frmer; white southern,
ooa'oi yellow southern, 20. Oats, 45agO Proysio1s
unchanged Whisky, sales 49, 'ioA'
-, NEW YORK, August 30 stocks steady and higher.
Governments dull and steay. Virginia S. 63i5. 40
new, 20 North Carolinas, -; do. new, n. Gold.
d55es. Money, "a. Exchange, long, 91; do short,
NEW YORK, August 1.-Flour dull and de-
Ginning. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull
LoSDoN, August 30, 1l:3O a. m-Consols opened NJ
Ss. Tor money and account Bonds dull; 2's orr
FRANKFORT, August 0.-Bonds of 1862 closed at
955Sa96. Su NJ
PARIS, August 3-Rentes Sc francs s centimes
LONDON, August 80, 40 D. m-COnsols a3I.ae3sS
Tor money and account Bonds firm 1925, 49, 1866 5,
90: 1865, 931S; 1867 8, 925s; lO-4Os, 9y5f
PARIS, August 30.-Rentes IS francs IL centirnes
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HTTwenty-three thousand of the inhabitants
81 StrasboGrg are said to have emigrated 10
race aII America since the cessiOn of that
city 10 the Germans.
r. The cholera is in Paris. Six deaths rasrlt-
ing IRON hat terrible disease are reported in
ILat CITY, Making its way across Europe II il
, LoH r. sing on to the seabOard bordering on
crease at Charleston. Several new casaS aro
reported, and three of those pr.yionsIv on.
ncuhCed have terminated fatally LARGE num-
1eLs OF PERSONS unaeehmated have left the civ
nFTHE WORKINGMES OF THE F0TTp
RMS rITSIMH Dls nRiCT are requested 10 meet
aIG s'rttts,l az rs o'clock. Business OF imnort
AZ 2Ees 10 eIery laboriDg man. John r. Martib' NJ
webb. Robertson.G q. e. Briscoe. III n n
OF PYTHIAs.
An atjcurned session Of the COMNITTEE IN
~ y NfvH CELEBRATION will be held on Fi,I.
Of p Han hN NJ sept Isl at clock D. m, at K
Delegates are requested q be puletual.
49,, - III. kRONHEIMER Ghairm,n
SE". y, sTR0BEL, seey. [RepI auso-si
OF PUPILS To THr piTp
~ Lie Schools IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
Disiriet win be issued on TUESDAY NEXT. se gS.
tf ten sth AZ the Franklin school Budns. from
I'd ami ree.s from II o'clock a. m tiil o-ci nc
auce-,t THE SUB BOARD FIRST DISTRICT
tChron-c,e, Republican and Patriot COPY.
|rSsTHE TEACHERS IN THE PUBLIC
|eS SCHOOLS Of the different districts arr re- re-
que % meet on sATU RDAY, the ri Of H Sspsember
TORS from the sub-bcard and Superintendent as fS!
In the First District at the Franklin school R,ud
ing, az IL o'clock a m. '''O Duiu
In The SEC nj District, at the Miller school Bud
In he Third District, a; the wallach School BuI5
- ln the Fourth District, at the Grammar School
Bnllding az 10 q clock 2. ann al
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WAR pEPARTNExI, QHcs Caisf SisnaI ONes, ,

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Caisf Signal O@es, D
WASHINGTON, ID. @ August 30, ISL
rsFNoPsIs FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FOUR Hours .
nhe barometer and temperature has fallen at The
hoehy Mountain stations since Tuesday morning,
PM the pressure has risen from Ohio to Louisiana
ana northwestward; il has fallen in the Middle and
Eastern states. The area of lowest barometer has
advanced from Lake Superior northwestward he
yond out stations, but the pressure has continued
low and falling from Lake Ontario eastward and
Ine heaviest rain has fallen oyer this region very
,Nsnt rains nave been reported on the other lakes
numerous light rains have extended from S;i;.L
SaIOIiha 70 New Jersey. Brick south winds have
bfeEslled during the night from New Jersey ~
Massachusetts and southwest winds on snnt8ar.n ~
h ake hlohigan; but the winds have generally been
gi; PaLtaly cloudy and pleasant weather has
weather IN the Ohio and Missouri valleys
rrr.tIaB IIEs-WaIm and pleasant weather is
Tor rest Of the day for the Southern and
Su states with short rains this afternoon on the
EfitntdSte west from Florida to Louisiana An area
81 hgh barometer with clear weather will prohabIv
aI aheS IRON the southwest into Kentucky and iii
h 1, showers will probably continue from New
Jersey 10 Maine and nOrthward, clearing away this
nioIIlhS Fresh winds from the Southwest ana
northwest, with clearing weather on the lakes ~
LOCAL RECORD.
ne thermometer in The EVENING SrAR business
once REGISTERED as follows to-day:-S a. m 7S: 10
ID, ISi IL m, ~; p. m, 81
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WOOD AND COAL
GOAL AND WOOD!

PRICES FOR AUGUST.
We VIII furnish COAL and WOOD AZ the f,uo,r-
ing named prices II ordered during the nreseDt
TENDER /. M "1'@"So SeP-
white Ash Coal for base burning stoves, Sc 50 per
White Ash Coal. furnace size. 81 IS ner ton
While An Chestnut Coal, egg or stove size, g. 80
Lyk ens valley Rcd Ash, any size, S. - per ton.
Pine W God, cord length. 81 Der cord
Oak Wood, sawed and split, : 2 per cord
Pine Wood, sawed and split. : pcr cord
Parties ordering # us can rely upan getting q
pure article and full weight and measTire
We viii deliver to any part Of the city without
extra charge. '' '
Orders By mail attended to promptly.
L. kDW. CLARK & CO,
Foot Of 4ih street east
10Th streets east au9t 'fSa,I
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A large BOW WINDOW. Inquire
Il at Alb 9TH street, between ID and f. aus, at
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN-Ths sfock and
- hnNtgres OF q good paying GROCERY AND
PhONlSlON STORE; only a few hundred dollars
required TO carry on the business Reason for sell
ing, bad health. Inquire 1920 X st. n. W. au2S-s-
IS . c Z NJ VIE W"
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TS,. Doc u sfaf Ssf q:
Apply 70 DODGE pARSEILLk,
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DAzAAR-Bargsns IN Ladies, Gents ana Ohfi-
- drens uNDERCL0THING may be found "a
All orders promptly and neatly executed. Enfranos
on street, between 9Th and 9Th. noll-n
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4 RARE CHANCE TO oBTALNA SUE URBAN
HOME ON EASY TERMS.

A portion Of the land known as the - Walker
Farm: ON the Rock Creek Church road. Just beyond
the Soldiers Home, hay ing been subdiVided will be
sold IN lots OF from three ten acres improved bv
house, stable, &c The plan Of house can b. selected
by the purchaser, and viii be erected at c 81 price
4 small cash payment will be required. aud the
balance IN monthly instruments The place is within
lew hundred yards IF the station ON the Point IF
Rocks Railroad; will be within few minutes walk
Il the 7tstreet horse cars, and being only ga miles
IRON u c Center Market, Is very accessible
Having an abundance Of water on the place. the
house viii be supplied with il throughout. thus
combining the advantages of the country with the
COW enience Of the city.
This Is one of the most delightful and healthy
situations IN the vicinity of Washington and being
very elevated, Commands fine view of the sur
rounding country. There two churches and A
public school IN the immediate neighborhood.
Plan OF houses can be seen and further particulars
obtained by inquiring Of
r. W. WALKER & Co.
cI6 street, between Sth and oh,
auzoeolm opposite Patent Office.
EOR SALE-An old established well known RES
TAURANT, with good run Of customers. in the
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