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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22
MEMPHIS.
The ChIcot Trouble.

MEMPHIS, December 2l.-Up to a
late hour tonight no additional particu.
lars had been received from Chicot, but
some Of the refugees now state that
when they left the scene they heard
distinctly the shrieks OF women, and
fear that many of those who were una
BILE to escape will be outraged by the
negroes. Governor Hadley. OF Little
Rock, has sent his Adjutaut General to
Chicot by land, but lie will not arrive
there before tomorrow night. In the
meantime further news will be anxious
ly awaited.
The weather has again turned quite
cool.
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VIRGINIA.
destructive Fire in PieasantvilI

Destructive Fire I'm Pieasantvi1le.
PLRAsASrvILLE, VA, December 2l.-
A destructive fire broke out in the
eastern part of the city at three o'clock
this afternoon and soon laid the busi-
ness part Of the town in ashes. About
forty buildings were burnt, including
the McKenney House, Chase House,
New York House, Sturgets drug store,
C.B. Seyrom & Co.'S hardware store
and Legs & Roses machine shop. The
loss will probably exceed 100000, on
which there is not more than $4,000
insurance.
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CONNECTICUT.
RAilroad Accident.

NEW HAVEN. CoSS., December 2l.-
As the evening train from Derby on
the New Derby railroad was coming to
this city one OF the passenger cars was
thrown down an embankmeut and two
ladies severely burnt. Several other
passengers were slightly hurt The
cause OF the accident 10 not known, q
the engine and baggage car remained
on the track. The trkin was running
slow ut the time.
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TORONTO.
The Grand Duke-weather.

TORONTO, ONT, December 2l.-The
Grand Duke Alexis arrived here from
Ottawa by especial train at ii o'clock
last night ana was driven at once to the
Queens Hotel. He was accompanied
by Messrs. C. J. Bridges and W. j.
Spencer of the Grand Trunk railroad,
and his suite.
The thermometer here ia now at 5
below zero. and last night it vas down
TO 2l0. Excessively cold weather ia re
ported from all points Of Canada.
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WATCH No. 2lO39, STEM WISpER-
manufactured by United States Watch
Co., (Giles, Wales Il Co, Marion, \.
j., has been carried by me four months,
its total variation from mean time being
seven seconds per month. s. N. BEARD,
firm OF Boards & Cummings, l2S Front
ctreet Y Y
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ENrRRPRIsE.-A club for Peters Nu
sieal Monthly at $3.50 year, fifty cents
less than publishers rates, has been
opened at Sheib's music store. The
club is limited, and all who wish to join
it should do so at once this week.
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NEWPORT.
Saw MillBurued.

NEWPORT, KY, December 2l.-Free,
man & Nichols saw mill was destroyed
by fire this evening. Loss, $4,000; in
sured for 5000 in the Enterprise, OF
Cincinnati.
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COOP gifts for the Holidays-Braided
cloth slippers for gentlemen, at Forgey
& Clemens, southeast corner Of Main
and Union streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22

PLAIN and ornamental candies in
large quantities, suited for the holidays,
at J. P. Truschers, Market street, south
of Mcclure House.
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Az immense stock of Almonds, Bra
zil Nuts, Raisins. Figs, Dates and
Fancy Confectioneries, at J. 7. Tru'
schels, Market street. below the NC
Lure House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22

OUR popular 60 cent Alpaca reduced
to 40 cents, for a few days, at Henry
Brues.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22

No ladies OF bad reputation will be
allowed iu Turner Hall, Christmas
night.
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PITTSBURGH.

EagfDe WsFhs Destroyed
PrffssrRsH, December l9.-Bale d
Co.'S ergine works were DESTROYED BY
fire tonight. Loes $4,000.
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A LARGE stock of candies prepared
expressly for the holidays. for sale cheap
a, Cbss. R. Behlers, 1l13 Market
street. -
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GREAT reduction in Boots and Shoes
at L. V. Blends, l07 Main street.
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A0ontain, Fruit Pound, Jelly,
]. almond Cakes, for festivals
v y''ldays, at No. 4Odd Fellows
>''soe street.
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TIE most reliable music house.
Hardine's No. 100 Market street.
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GOLD headed cane at the Boat Clut
Ball, Christmas night.
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Mr.. Morrill, IN the chair for general
debate. There wete very few memben
present, most Of them having left for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22

The oldest music house in West Vir-
ginia; V. Hardings, No. 100 Market
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22

RICE makes . specially Of underwear
and half hose.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22

SOMETHING new tomorrow. LOOK
out for Partridge Gallery locals.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22

ENERsoN pianos at Harding's music
store.
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View Orleans M0lAABes.
IN BBL9. STRICTLY PRIME.
VSs VSs TiyGLE q IsHAM.
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pBoPosALs FOB STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. April I, 1871.
ceaee PTS DosAls for furnishrG Stationery tor the
year ending June 80. lsl3, viii De received 81 tins
pepsLtIeHs until the Sd DAFOF MAY, IsTi. II Is
Blank forms for BIDDING will be furnished apo.
The lids Will be con.ide red and accepted or re-
gecteo Zen by item; and tAls Advertisement and the
- Tar a. sccepted by the Secretary of the
Iressery, and ne bond sccompsu wing the zane.
soA1 constitute the eostrect between the Govern
meat and the bidder or bidders, and no further
contract viii he executed.
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
20 orders from tse Department. The entire quanti-
ties Will, however -be called for during the year.
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making IL, and be accompanied by . bond
dollars, Sle 10. approved by United States o.
cer of the district In which the sureties reside
do business, or q Form 20 be furnish led By ths De-
pertinent. conditioned for furnishing such portions
perferms nee OF the contract.
All deliveries will be subject 20 INSPECTION By On
expert detailed for the purpose BY the Secretary o.
the Treasury and the delivery Of inferior article
will be deemed sufficient cause 20 snnul the con
tract. at The option u the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington:
The failure 20 comply with any one order under
the contract will operate forfeiture OF the entire
penalty % the bond the Secretary Of the Tressury
may direct the purchase. In epen market. Of suos
Qusstities o. any articles as shall be necessary %
supply the deociepcy caused by such failure, and
charged % the contractors nifty per oentum q the
price which IL shall be found necessary 20 PAP loo
Proposals unacoom panied By q satis'setory bond
viii not be considered and contracts will be awarded
only 10 established manufacturers OF or deeier N
Prosossis 20 be addressed TO the undsrsiensd
u xrked Pro posals for Stationery.
GEO. b. BOUTWELL,,
spl-eolm Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DIED.

CRAIG. On the morning Of the 18th OF April.
OLIVER CRAIG, IN the Ash year of mis- age.
The and friends Of the family respect
fully invited attend his fur ers from his late
i@ence. corner Of LIST and 1 streets southeast, on
kunday afternoon. ut O'Clock.
h0ORE. ON SATURDAY. morning, April g, FLoR
ENOE, infant daughter Of J. u. and Elmirs y.
Moore, aged year and months
Friend. % the family invited 20 attend the FL
neral at . 90 9th street, Sunday, 18th instant, 81
3Sp- m fRiehmond papers eopy1
O'DWYEk. On Friday, 18th inst, after a short
but painful illBess. CArHERISE, the below ed wife
Of JOHN ODWYEH, in the 2tth year Of her age
friends and those the family spectfully In
vifed attend the funeral from her late residence
No. iii street orthwest. between llth and l2th
streets. unday afternoon. ~ O'Clock. blch-
mond and -. Louis papers please cOpy.I
SMITH. At her late residence. near yessup 9
Station. Nd on the 18th instant. Mrs VIRGINIA
q. Low DS, wife Of Col John L.. smith, in the 18th
year % her sRe.
The friends % the family are invited TO attend her
funeral At the Chapel ~ YAK Ill Cemetery,
town, on Monday, Nay lst. at II O'Clock
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DDead beats-Extinct drummers.

~Dsad beats-Extinct drummers.
s<MaeO u, Ga, reVeis in calico balls.
@Whe-beating is called "spousal css:iga-
lion" in Chicago.
ga POughkeepsie lady has been badly poi
sOned IN the hands by wearing green kid gloves
"On some Of the new palace stock-car lines
II is said u a. man goes along to fan the hogs.
~Los Angeles, Cal. has dropped all other
work and taken 10 fighting grassheppars.
SLOw- necked dresses have gone entirely out
OF fashion, and low Innings TO Summer dresses
have also bean taboOed.
"Prepsrations are making gener ally through.
ont the country for the observance OF DecOra-
tiOn Dav-the SOth OF Nav.
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SWEDISH MODE MAKING COPPEg-An
American travelling in Sweden was greatly
pleased with the coffee served on the steamboats,
snd hotels - At Upsuls." he writes, 80 we de-
termined % tnd out how they made such per-
feet coffee - we had just drank, and stepped
into the Teat kitchen of the little hotel; and
This was the report Take any kind of coffee
pot or urn. sud suspend a bag made OF felt or
very heavy Il 1nnel, 50 long that il reaches the
bottom. bound on q wire just fitting the top;
put IN the fresh ground pure coffee, aud pour
on freshly boiled water. The fluid hlteIs thrOu Oh
the bag, and may be used al once; needs no set
Ting, and retains al tts aroma The advantage
OF this over the ordinary 81 er is its economy.
az the coffee stands and sOaks out the strength,
instead Of merely letting the water pass through
az. do you toll it2' inquired the learner
SNa-R-s-a-y, > SAID the maid IN simple astOni>h n
ment that any one should be 50 wssteful as 10
send the VreciO aroma away in steam should
rob that FrInce OF food of that evanescent some
thing which constitutes his nobility, and reduce
him 20 mere aiment."
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Try LATIMER CLEARLY, Auctioneer..
y isuccessors to Cooper & Latimer
southwest corner Penn a Ayenua ana Ii,h a. raat

ooutnwest corner Penn q avenue and 18th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
ION h hsSr rN ~; The IN COUNTY OF WASHING
TOWN, IN SAID 0oUNTY, ISPRhvEnS RY.
nIMaPP SS6hvPP wELLiNG HOUSE AND OTHER
"A By virtue If a secraa q, ,,a s,,nr0,,,
"a of the District of Columbia. pssssi IN eoTi,y
S&canse No. 9S, dockeI s, George w miller ct
a.. VS. ) ohm W. Van Hook ct al, the undersigned,
BIDDER, on the 4 tn DAY MAY, 1871 at o'clock d
m on the premises, all the right, title Interest
eai' ana estate OF the parties to this In and
All that certain piece or parcel and act of land
ylng and being in said county, at Unioptown be.
gnng ior the said piece parcel tract Of land At
Plefce street and Jesrson street "a laid ,v !, ny,
tne revised plat OF said Unontown; YunninR tbauce
along the south side Of Jefferson street south T5I
thenCe at right angles, south l4z degrees west SS
Ieet. more or less, to the division line between said
TTh1ohtoWn property and the property Of George W.
ialOert' thence, running with said line north az
osRreeh' west allowing "a OF degree for variation
Oi CopassJ oU leet; tbeuce south 75L degrees east
north 20 .ne center Of 1 said Pierce street thence
with the southern line of Lot III on said niontoun
plat tnenee south 49, degrees, east 20 feet to the
east slde OF said Pierce street thence north I4
degrees, cast 1876 feet. to the p9iRt OF beginnino
containing ga acres of land more or less together
with sppnrtenances.
balance OF he purchase money TO be paid IN ed nal
payH ents, At three six nine and twelve
nonIhs IRON day OF sale: with interest Inc deferred
payments II be secured by the bond or bonds note
ornctes OF the purchaser purchasers TO the salts
faction ef the Trustees, or the purchase money can
81 eg ps Sasn on the Gay Of sale or on ratification
OF the purchase money shall have been paid A
deposit Of 500 will be required when the prOrerty
Is 500: All conveyance and stamps at cost OF the
W. T.. TESphtL, Trustees.
". minthh
APP \ tuthJwdds AuctionNers
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Boston j. justly proud OF her new High and
Normal School editice for girls, than which ..
more sumptuOus and complete building for the
purposes or education cannot be found in the
world Twenty years ago the education of girl Z
IN the h CHER branches was a subject of Tidicule
in the BOstOn School Board, bat now the popu-
lar sentiment Is in favor of giving them the best
educational advantages. How long, al this rate,
will 1t be before Harvard University opens her
doors giTfs
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by GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctionaers
SlIIthaaai ., - n -.

e UhEtN a W ILLIhE us. NuCfiOnaers,
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
Ia BY virtue OF deed of trust, datsd Augasf
49, q, i q, recorded in Lbar No 62I, folio g. gf
<<-sA The l1ud records for Washin stOn in tha Dis
uict Of Columbia, and by the dir IN of the parry
secur-d Thereby, shall sell ~ ydU.ic auc ZION on
the Pr uiiscs, on FRIDAY. the 18th Of May, Isl l.
~ . clock D all that piece parcel of r1und
lying and ing IN Washington city district of 90
iumhl-, az a known as Lot No los, in EaDcton =
subdivision Of los Nos loo, l0l, and lO2 OF Joseph
Nelly snbdiytsiOD OF the west half of square No
S5. improved by o nearly new Brick DWeliipg sab,
doe. ~
Terms. One third cash balance 10 and y months.
on not, with interest from the day Of sale secured
~ oeed o; trust on the premises 5 lC0 down hen
the pro perry j. struck OF or the property will he
Immediately Teseld IL the terms not Dmpliel
with within five days. the trustee the right
to resell the property at the cost and risk Of the
tauit1ng purchaser, after tive days notice in me
newspaper 10 " washington city. All cOnveyancing
stamps, and recording at the purchaser cost
VIM Il WOODWARD. Trustee
apps GBEEE WILLIAMS. hacts.
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TIE " JPREnl cogsT Of TIE DISTRICT

HstdssS a District Coxt Of Ms Uatfsd States 10,
fhs said Utsfrtcf.
10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. GREETrSG
sotr s hereby given. Thet the 7th DAY OF Octo.
Yer. 1864, the Rebel Steamer FLORIDA, tackle a
pr and armament were captured in the Bay "a
e Salvador, Brazil. prize by the Unfted stat es
Gamer wecbusett, and the same are libe,fed and
rosecuted in this court in the name of the United
States for for the reasons in the De-
stated and that said viii stand for trial az the
City Hail, IN the city Of washington, on the firs,
Monday Of June next, when and where all persons
are warned 70 appear 20 show cause why condemns
on should not be decreed and o intervene for their
interests. b. J. AElGS. Clerk.
April "a. ISL. An a eo1,fs
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10y W. 7. JOHNSON. Aucti0neer
10 asd Real Estate Broker,
Pennsy lyauia avenue, corner "a street ea,t

- By virtue Of deed cftrust, dated the 9th day
Es q sspte Der, d. 1857. and recorded IN Iiber
Z {. &; Ne. "a. fsliO 40, &C one OF the land
fecor- OF the county of Washington, ID. o.. We
shslI cer Tor sale at public aucion in front Of the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 9Th day OF May, 4 ID
Ial, AT . clock p. m, bot numbered u, IN block
numbered u, according to Hall and Elvans recorded
HUI, IN the county of Washington, ID. q, on the
road leading into lith street road. near Columbian
The improvements consist of neat two story
Frame House.
Terms: One half cash: balance in and IL months
with interest, and sscured by decd of trust on the
premises Conveysncing and stamps at cost of pHr-
chaser. $50 down at time OF sale.
T.. E. WHITE, lr-r..o.-
J b .SEMMES,S trustees.
apl5-d W n Johnson CT
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pBoPosALs FOB GRADING AND CRAWL

HArOy's OFFICE. OfTy HALL
WARRINGTON, ID. G, April ~, ISL ~ a..
Proposals will be received NJ this once. until ~
m. May ISL, for grading and grsvellng street
south snd North Csro,tna avenue. oetssen nev
state the price per cubic yard for grs1ine snc Pc
square yard for gravelins; PropossLs ", also %
fwelffh street east, from Q % b streets north.
Esch bid mu<t be accompanied by the written
rnar.rtss Of 4 responsible party, known 20 be such.
ffst Al The pd shall be accepted. the biddsr will
erter m 10 contract IN due form. and perform the
SorE according 20 contract. The Mayor reserves
the right % reject any or al bids.
apps Sc. NJ. BaEkt, Myor
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MARRIED.

SWANS-SUIT. At the First Methodist Prot
s-iaUt Church. BY the Rev Henry west, Mr.
JESeE SW ANN To Mss MAkYC q. SUIT. for
E4eTly q Mar land.
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GALE OF FENCING.

DEPOT QuARrERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, ID. O., April -, ISL
Will be sold ct public auction. as below toned
O large lot of Open Board and Picket Fence, viz
At Arlington National Cemetery, Va, May 2ktb
st II O'Clock q. M ahout II so feet.
At Aisxandria National Cemetery, Va, May 2yth.
at O'Clock q N. about ,9y5 feet
AZ Soldiers Horre Nationsi Cemetery. ID. O. Mar
29th, at 10 O'Clock o. about ,lz feet: and u
IL 80 o. m SINE day, at Battle Alton al Cemetery
ID. y about ESQ feet.
Terms cash On day OF sale
WIN. MYERS,
spss6t Csp,aia and Depot Qusytsrmaster.
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RY WM. l.; WALL 3 CO, Auctioneers.
II New Marble Binding,
Nos. 900 and VOS, s. w. COR Pa ave and 9Th ST

RY Nm. l.. WALL g. CO., Auctioneers,
II New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9OS, 3. w. COR. Pa ave. and 9Th ST
- BY virtue Of adeed Of trust from Charles v
= Gordon and wife to John ID. Mcpherson, re.
cOrdef in Liber co., folio 32i, OF the iaud rec Drs
for ashingtOn county in the District Of Columbia
will sell. on MONDAY, the 18th day OF April
l5Ii, at CLOCK, on the premises, at public aur
ton the following property described IN said deed
70 wn;-Lot u. In square lf9, improved by four
three story Frame Dwelling Houses, Nos ) q
and =, on 10Th street west, between aud streets
north
Terms: One-thrd cash; the balance in one an a two
years secured by purchaser notes aud deed trns
on the pre- misses COnveyanciug and STAN d. NJ pur-
chasers c 'st deposit Of SO will be required az
soon as sold.
JOHN d. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
mill W. L. WALL a co Iucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED UN.
I'll FRIDAY, 2sth April. 1871 same nour and place
JOHN ID MCPHERSON, Tru tee
apH W. l.. WALL & CO Aucts
NJ TH Y AROYE SALE Is FURTREk POST.
PUSED until MAY I 9th. 1874. same hour and place
JOHN ID. MCPII ERSON, Trustees.
apps L. WALL 4 co Auc;s
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III GREEN : s TX..aa s Aac: G. =.

n 3l1 oousneast corner of 7th and ID SITS
GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
hEAR IA STREET, AT AUCTION,
- by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of
q The District OF Columbia, holding an Orphans
@Uourt. and BY virtue of said decree, will sell
on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 4th day OF
May. A. ID. ISL, at 5H O'Clock, the following de-
scribed property, Siz:-Lot v, in Bradley s subdi-
vision Of square No. 4S2, commencing at . point on
Maryland avenue one hundred and eighty seven
tS fleet from the corner Of Four hall street
and running thence west along the line of said ave-
rue twenty i've (25) feet, thence southwardly at
right angles With said avenue one hundred and
seven lU feet. thence due south fifty five feet
thence east along the same line Of said lot twenty
nve (zo feet thence due north sixty (6ll feet
thence northwsrdy hundred and eight lies feet
nine 90 inches TO the place Of beginning This lot
runs back TO twenty foot alley in the rear Also,
ter foot alley on the west of said lot.
The improvements consist of two story Frame
House, fronting on Maryland avenue, and q tws-
story and hall Frame House. fronting co the alloy
facing west.
Terms OF sale One half each balance in and II
months, with notes bearing intsrest TO be occurred
BY deed Of trust the property sold. Oonveyance
and stamps at the cost OF the pure haser Sl0Odown
when the property is sold If the terms Of sale are
not complied with In ten days from day OF SALE the
Guardisn the right TO resell af the cost and
risk Of defsuftfug purchaser.
J. b. ADAMS. Guardian
sp ll-wswAds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Ascts.
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SrONE'
STONE.
SrONE. STONE
SENECA QUARRIES.

Ihh hAkfhAsTD SREEsrosE M. q a.
w Have on hand and saw 10 order Platforms, Steps,
rabies, Cepsns, sls Door sls Ash,sr Wafer
I kSIss Blocks q Al. dmensiOhs Good sound stone
Masonry Wsrk Bubble suitable for Cellar walls,
other h Hsg9is gc,k. Churches, ws5shonses And
strength asd durability are required.
49, nv yard corner and 18th streets w.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
~ Southeast corner 9TH and N Al raa.

CHhNOERf SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP.
nnpIU 0r TN, BETWEEN n AND OSrREE Ts
- BY vlrtue OF decree passed By the Supreme
IL Ooutt OF the District OF Columbia, in Vanity
cause no. zI33, (OharIes Huguely VS. J1hn Il
t moUo ~ ne, ct al viii sell At public auction, in
'front.' OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY tha "a
day OF May, ISL, at q O'Clock D m the rnidiIs
tMen'y Isst ironting on 9TH street VEST Of Lot No
NO = In Sqnsre No. f47. in the city OF washinptor
ID u and extending back with that width the drnth
OF son lot This property H. improved with a three
ness purposes. " ''
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balance AT six and
twelve months Tor which the notes of the puTcbaser
bearing interest from the day of sale aud secured 10
the Satisfaction Of the Trustee, will be taken and
nm retained on the premises sold deposit ~
ltO will be required Of the purchaser at the time ~
sale. All cOnveyaUcing and stamps AT cost of MIR.
chaser WIN n MATTISaI,y r.1a,p.'
aI22td GREFS a WII,IJA5S 49,
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RH GREEH q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. $40, southeast corner 7tb and ID streets.

VhLuABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AT THK
AOkTbEASr CURNER OF lin STREET
&EST AND y STREET NORTH, AT AUJ-
= On TUESDAY, the 81 day Of nay, ISL, at 81,
clock p. m, we shall sell, on the premises a
- handsome two story Frame "A ouse, containing
seven roo ms with eleven and twelve foot Ceilings
having lot D feet front by - feet deep 10 fine
paved alley. INV
This property offers fine chance &c any one yish
ing 10 buy priya residence as the owner SHARED
no psint in building IL in the best manner for hi,
Terms: One half cash: balance in six and twelve
months Tor no rs bearing interest and secured by
Coed of trust on the premises Stamps &c, az cost
OF purchaser. Sl00 down on the dav of sale
apH-d GREEN WILLItNS eucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

ERKp ZELLAR, Dealer in 81 kinds Of Foresga
y and pemsctie Binds, BIRD skEDy
$50 Peonsyivsnta avenue, south side. es
veoa u end ~ oroets. 0hu-in