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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

The AMERICAN Opp FELLOW appears
for the month Of July under new and
most encouraging auspices. Mr.. Orange
Judd, proprietor of that well-known
and popular publication, the american
Agricultbs1st, has taken the presidency
of the American Odd Fellow Associa-
ton, and it is now placed upon surer
basis than ever before. The magazine
is destined 10 become one of the most
attractive and entertaining publications
of the age, and as fraternity and
family magazine is calculated to prove
exceedingly popular everywhere.
MANY young ladies at the seaside
daily make their appearance at the
breakfast table in shapeless white wrap
pers, and with their hair flowing down
their backs. Circumspect matrons
and very Anticipated maidens have pro-
nounced the fashion vulgar and exces-
sively slovenly.
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ri, Harmless TO the most Delicate Child.
1t Contains No Opium in Any Form.
1t is Sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
CAUTION.

Call for ALIENS LUNG BALSAM." and shun
the of any other Balsam Unprincpled men may
deceive you with worthless preparations,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

The Flemings in Belgium seem greatly
excited in regard to their vernacular,
which is closely allied to the Holland
Dutch. Of late years the French Ian
guage has made such strides in Belgium
as to exclude the native tongue from
the courts, the schools, the churches.
and the large cities generally. Just
now there is an exciting movement on
the part of the lovers of the ancient
tongue to reintroduce it into the Cham
bers and the schools; and orators and
poets are trying their hand at it with n
view of reviving love for it. The
latest announcement is a book of poems
in Flemish, by two sisters named Love
ling. The critics praise the ingenious
manner in which the language is
handled, but complain of an excess of
sentiment.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04
Beecher on the New York Riots.

Henry Ward Beecher says, in the
Christian Union of last week: "The
Orange societies should parade next
year without banner less or one in
scription rubbed out. They should not
do it on an implied promise that, if
protected for once, they will then do it
no more. They ought to move through
the streets Of New York until nobody
thinks of molesting them. When that
time arrives, it will be a matter of no
public importance whether the annual
procession is kept up or not. But as
long as dog ways his tongue against an
Orangemen's procession, or bewildered
magistrate forgets his duty toward
them, the public good requires their
continuance. If the Orangemen of
New York do not next year march
through the streets of the city, they
will betray sacred duty. By accident
they have become representatives of a
principle which lies at the foundation
of modern civilization. They do not
represent q spent fact in history, but a
living principle. 1t is not the battle of
the Boyne in Ireland, but the question
of liberty in New York"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

A CHINAMAN who was murdered in
San Francisco recently was given a
grand funeral, some fifty carriages of
Celestial sympathizers parading i'll a
long procession, headed by discordant
band of Chinese musicians. The MUIR
dered man had been laid out in new
suit of clothes, with quantity of feath
ers placed around his head. In his
hands were placed a dirk-knife, and
other weapons, with which he is ex-
pected to pitch into his murderers
when they arrive in another world-if
he can only find them. From the
shoes the soles were removed, the up.
pers being left. This was done SO that
he might step softly and reverently
into the presence Of his JOSS. As usual,
a quantity of Chinese provisions were
put into the coffin, and left at the grave
Chinese wine-rice spirit-was also left
at the grave; but alas those protane
Mclean rufians CT the Golden City al
ways follow these professions, and nth
lessly gobble all they can find eatable
and drinkable as soon as the backs of
the living Celestials are turned
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

IT is said that the deputation sent
out by the Evangelical Alliance has
been favorably received by the Russian
Premier. They presented their petition
praying the Car to grant religious toll
erance, especially to his Protestant sub
.jects. The Car has expressed his sym.
pathy with the object of the petitioners,
but whether his sympathy will take a
practical shape remains to be seen. The
Protestants of the Baltic provinces, who
are quite numerous, under the existing
laws of the empire are prohibited from
worshiping publicly according to the
custom of their Lutheran ancestors.
Representations of the oppression these
people are suffering have been made to
the Evangelical Alliance, it was deter
mined, in the interests of religious
liberty, to make an effort for their re-
lief. If the appeal to the Car is unsuc-
cessful, there will probably be large
emigration from the Baltic provinces to
points where all religions are tolerated.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS

was filling up rapidly, this week, when
was there, 90j guests being posted as the
number at one hotel, which accommo.
dates 1000 at the OVERLOOKING season,
when 10000 health and pleasure seek
ers crowd this old watering place. 1t
must be dreary place to spend long
time in, and yet some people, whose
chief occupation is to kill time, do con.
trive to pass three or four months of the
year here. A week here would be q
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you have both the preventive and the cure with this
great and good quality that it will never under any
circumstances do you any injury.
No change of diet necessary. Eat the best you
can get, and plenty enough of it,
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-Aduts, one tablespoonful per
day; Children ten years dessert spoonful; ChE
dren from fve to eight years teaspooniu As no di-
rectiOns be applicable to all constitut IONS take
sufficient to operate the bowels twice a day
Yours truly, DONALD kENNEDN.
Price Sl.j0 per bottle. For sale by every druggist
in the United States and British Provinces
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EVTEe San Francisco Alta says that the crime
Of Jerking the hair out of your wlfes head is not
80 sinful a. il formerly was. 1t is Just ungen-
tlemanly as ever, but it doesn't hurt as it used
to.
nYSome fathers are too hard-headed for any
thing. A man down at Conshohocken scOlded
his twelve year old son fully five minutes the
other day just because the child used his (the
father's) best Sunday razor to open oysters with.
We don't see how the razor could hurt the
oysters, ANYHOW.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC EMIGRATION TO AMERI-
CA.-Miss Rye has found a follower in her emf
grafton movement for girls in the person of a
Roman Catholic priest at Liverpool, Father
Nugent, who lately sent out from that port eigh-
teen Young women, mostly of Irish extraction,
bTia On reaching the other side ofthe Atlantic
they are to proceed to Indianapolis, in Indiana,
where situations are awaiting them upon their
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DROPOSALS FOR COAL.
BUREAU OF ESeRvArss AND PRrxrIss,,

BuREAu OF ENeRvArNe AND PRfNiINa. I
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August l9, ELK
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE I'm
til 10 O'Clock .. m, "WEDNESDAY, goth eeptem
Der, 1871, for furnishing four hundred (40oj tons oi
Cumberland COAL, Georges CreekJ run Of mine,
TO be delivered at such times and places, and In such
conditions required BY act Of Congress, approy ed
July IL, 1870, viz: That such coal shall weigh
and weighed, and the quantity Of each load
the time OF delivery by the person appointed and
qualified under the act for that purpose. and thai the
prescribed fee Of twenty cents for each ton OF coal
inspected, weighed and delivered, shall be paid By
the contractor.
Proposals win be considered binding from one v sch
from the 18th September, the Department reserv ing
the right to reject all any portion OF the bids 70
ceiyed
MED by satiyfacfory evidence of ability TO fnh the
cortracf nor will any payment be made witho At the
Certificate Of the inspector that the coal furni he'd il
such as the contract calls for.
Proposals. should be addressed, and sent to he Of
fee of GEO. q. McCARTE :,
Chief Of Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
auu Treasury Depart nenf,
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RY TH0S. L. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer,
- Sl9 eth street, opposite Post Office


TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF BEAU
ACEEs. MORE Or LESS, On THE SEVENTH
STR, S9AD, AT THE INTERSECTION
noME, ThE FIRST HOUSE. on The THEW WEST VEST
sEvESTa STREET ROAD. ioNn YALE oN
Es5 VIM. A; Munder, dated respectively February
.-oth and Noyember l4th 4. D, 1853, and recorded
Tespec,ivsy in Liber E. 2. +; No; IS folio zss, and
Of Washington county, District of Columbia, we
shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder on the
premises, on TUESDAY, October 10Th, ISL, at D.
and more fully described as follows, viz: All that
piece or parcel Of ground ing in the said city and
District aforesaid, and containing acres, three
ming at the northeast corner of lot No of tho subd
vision OF that part of Bea's Plains Laman's outlet
and Incidence, known as Sadsworth which con :
and W lillian H. TaylOe, by deed bearing date March
18th, 1854 thence with the north line of said lot No
north ~ degrees west 81 perches, to intersect Ho
mead north line; thence with said line 661s W 30
perches, to ntersect the north line of a laid out
read, rs feet wide, with the east line of a new laid
ont road SO feet wide, N % W. $50 perches thence
west line Of 9TH street plank road thence with said
line of said road s. pa degrees T. IL perchcs thence
IN straight line to the beginning, except as much
thereof az was released by the said trustees and
veyed by " illiam A. Munder to Erastus NJ Chaplin,
all OF which will more fully appear in Liber 629, folio
rs. The improvements consist OF a good two-story
Brlck Dwelling, stable, slaughterhouse, &c.
Terms of sale: S. SEQ cash; of which deposit of
100 will be required when the property is sod the
balance in notes at and IL months, with per cent
interest secured by deed of trust on the premises
The terms OF sale to be complied with in five days
after the sale, or property to DO resod cost aud
risk Of deia,rM,ti r4p uEDelhseIssIr;v
6HRisT1 hSh LfEEbiERER. Trustees.
50 odGds TEOS r. WAGGAMAN, Aucts
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DR. RAILWAYS
sarsapariiiian ResoIyent,
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

r. ,Ersry drey of the sA Observation-Disclosures
hENT communicates through the Blood, sweat
rtgor Of ie, for il repairs the wastes Of the boy
with new and sound material. STosEia, SIpiiiss,
ThTOai, MOHth, T3H10rs, Nodes an ths Glands a.d
SssI aEts S "a a. Fss S SsS ~; so
Sktn diseases EriGi,oHS, FereT Sores, Sad Head,
King Worm, SAT- Rhea1a, ErySipsids, Acne Blaei
Spots, Worms an ths FLESH, TE1l0rs CaMssys ~ IA
Mo,nt, and az tceaksntHg and paiHfHl dtschaTses,
Uepr'aoiPss tcifhia rae eErafirs raass az az
weader q Modern ChsmiSfry, and Gsp days sss
forms Of disease ais potent pOsceT 20 care flS1a
IL the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that Is continually pro-
pairs the same with new mse MAZE fs and re-
bloOd-and this the sAIsA ARTLLIAN will and
remedy commences ts work Of purifcation, and sneh
oeeds in diminishing the loss q wastes its repairs
himself growing better and stronger, the food al.
getting better; appetite improving, and nssh and
Not only does the saRsApARrrLI.x RKsoLvxxr an.
Gel al Known remedial seents IN the cnre Of Chrome
Setoiulons, CONSTITUTIONAL and Skin diseases, but q
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, DiAbstss.
propsy, stoppage q Water, Incontinence Of Urine.
Brighfs Disease Albumnuris, and in All vhers
Cloudy naed Win * The VIM. an
egg threads like white an, there morbid,
posits and When there !. prickins, burnins sepss-
ton when passing yafcr, ana pain In the omkI q
the Back and along the Lons.
DR- RAILWAYS
Perfect Purgative Pills.
perfectly tssseless, elegantly coated with sweet s
purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and strenrfSs1
S. ss kass q :. ssSs q q:
psscsss hesasshs, c1Psiipstion, oostiy Ind
Bqsss Pss ana sHr b.l rsss
nents q the lnternal yiseera. Warranted 20 efss
nercury, minerals,or deleterious drugs.
A few doses Of RADwAYS PILLS WIN fr.~t
system noul al the above named disorders. pr
- cents per Box SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
READ "a FALSE AND rRuE.n Send one Ie
stamp 70 kApwAr 90, No. 81 Maiden Ia
New York. Information worth thoussnds vii
ent you. jyle-0.v1.tMly
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EVENING STAR.

Mr. BONNER RENEws HIS OFFER-slO0. 900
for Dezters EQHGl--Mr. Robert Bonner, in n
letter to the Chicago Tribune, renews his offer
Of SlO0, 900 for horse that can equal Dexter,s
performance OF 22l& to a road wagon without
any conditions whatever as to soundness or ACE
There must be no running or jumping-every
anCh OF the mile must be trOtted as Dexter trOt-
1ed 1t, without single skip or Jump; and he
tMr: Bonner( must have the privilege of wit
IeSsing and timing the trial and taking one or
two friends with him. The owner of the horse
can also have one or two friends present, but
under no circumstances will Mr.. Bonner be
concerned, directly or indirectly, in public or
advertised trial where money is received at the
entrance gate, or opportunity Is given for bet
ting. In renewing this offer, Mr.. Bonner now
adds: Moreover, to encourage improvement in
the breed of horses, and TO reward great per-
fOTmances by them, i hereby offer the sum of
$1,000 for the mere privilege of seeing any
other horse make that performance"
TIE EPISCOPAL REBELS IN ILLINoIs-The
Illinois Episcopal convention yesterday passed
additional section to the constitution that the
ClcTgymen shall not resort to the civil courts for
the purpose of arresting or avoiding any ecclesi-
astjcal charge against them. A disregard of the
order viii subject the offender to a suspension
from his clerical duties. Ii was contended by a
number of cleTgymen that the article was a
piece Of special legislation, that it was intro
duced when the convention was very hostile to
certain persons, and that it looked like the
GogmaS of the Roman Church. Bishop White
house defended the article at considerable
length.
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TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, 80.
PEN KNIVES, from rs cents 20 oil, at
PRINCES Loan Once sales Room, ~
au20t 1905 PennslvaniA avenue. - -
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Dry GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
n Southeast corner 7th and streets
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, FRONTING ON %
STREET WEsT, BETWEEN b AND q sTREETS

NORTH, At AUCTION. - -
Inn O'Clock D. m, we shall sell on abe 1 premises
Lot No. Is, in reservation No. IL, being Is feet
front oy 10 feet deep, to IS feet ailey with the i'm
proyements.
Terms; onehah cash, the balance in 8 and Il
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed Of trust the premises All cenveysncins and
revenue stamps a. the cost Of the purchaser. $50
down on the day of sale.
SELL Is GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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Ri WIN. l.. WALL a co, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and S02, s. w cor. Pa ave. and 9th 81
CHANCFRY SALE Imppn,

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PEOPEhTf ON ELEVENTH STREET WEST,
bEIhEkN ND g STREETS NORTH.
AA Under and by virtue Of decree of the Su-
En- rreme Court of the District of Columbia,
cause No 1850 in equity, between Robert A. Parish
ana others, compiainants, and Samuel A. Peugh,
John Hitz, and Jane HitZ, defendants, and Of the
further order OF the said in the said cause the
Undersigned trustee will sell at public auction,
on The premises, to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, the Attn Cay Of September next, at
. - clock p. M, all the equitable interest OF
the defendant, Samuel A. Peugh, set forth in the
bill IL said cause, in tho real estate in said cause
mentioned, being That valuable improved properly
fronting on Eleventh street, in Washington, D. c.,
known the pets and plan Of said city az the north
- feet OF lot No 3, in square No $40, the nature
which equitable interest will fully appear by refer
ence 20 the bill and answers Of John aud Jane O.
BtZ. in said cause filed -
The terms of sale, prescribed i'm said decree
Onethird cash, and the balance to be paid in egua
instaliments III six and twelve months from day Of
SALE with interest from day Of saie the said INSTALL
nents OF deferred payments being lien on the prop
erty sold, and upon payment of the whole purchase
money a deed viii be given,
All stans and convey aucng at che cost of the Vur-
chaser. S21 of the each payment must be Deposited
with the GuctiOneer upon The acc pt6pce of the bid
JNO: ID. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
Iy2S-eotd W. l.. WALL CO., Auct'r.
nS- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
TIL WEDNESDAY, October 4th, at 41i O'Clock
JOHN D. MCPHERSON. Trustee.
sei lKep.I W. Il. WALL CO., Aucts.
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DIED.

LEWIS. At south Deerfeld, Mass, on the 9th
instant, SUSIE, infant daughter of Samuel A. and
Susie Lewis, Of this city, aged Ia months and IL
days
Rollins. On the 18th instant, LEONARD c..
infant of Isaac N and NJ. Bess Rollins, aged IL
months and days.
Friends and relstives are invited to attend the
funeral from his parents residence, 1924 18th st
Ietween y and o streets, to morrow Saturday
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
RY GREEN & wILLIALS, Auctloneers.
~ S19, southeast corner Of 18th and ID street,.


ING Lots Isl RAPIpLc faPRopISG PART
MAE a SIR sTkkE on N on STREET EASE AND
she District of Columbia. sittiHs in equity, and
AMI Il, Hurt and others are defeDdSnts, shall
nrocaeJ % cell on the premises on MONDAY the
2p day Of ocs oer, IL D. IN 3. Stl,ek p m the
and % being, ubdiyisens Of sa,sar Ss. Each
Lot ksyins q feet frc.' y 40 Jet deep tSA ti19
streets north, situated in tn city of Washington,
District of Columbia.
to the sale Of the above lots they ssuaSed IN
an eligible and rapidly improving section OF the city,
The Columbia Street railroad, now being built,
Terms II sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
third cash; balance i'm three equal instruments, of
sIa. INehe, ana eighteen months the Nhoie 20 bear
the satisfaction of the trustee. All convey ancing
and revenue stamps at the cost OF tue purchaser.
eer at the time of sale. If the tens Of sale ne not
complied with within Eve Csj DAYS from the day Of
sale the trustee The rsht to resell al the
cost and risk Of the defsuliins purcha.er.
,ell-eod&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, kac.s.
Rr W. t. JoWNYiQN, -, -
Corner Pennsy ania avenue and 81 street east.
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
At AUCTION.
a By virtue of deed Of trust, dated August It'll.
oc. "sS reSS s S in L tSa T. R F. S9 ~
Washington county, District OF Columbia. and At
The request 81 the National Union Building Associs
ton, We will offer for sale in front of the premises,
at public auction, to the highest bidder, on FRI
DAY september the 29th, at O'Clock =. m, part
OF Lot numbered eight, So in Square numbered
seven hundred and thirty four (7 the said lot
and square are laid down and dis, guished on the
plat or plan Of said city, beginning for said part OF
Lot AT point on the line of LIST street east between
and streets south sixty five 1861 feet south from
the southwest corner of said lot aud running thence
south twenty (9Ol feet thence ninety sOl feet.
thence north sd feet and thenee west ninety
scl feet to the beginning, improved By two story
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
month: the deferred PAYMENTS to be secured By
deed oftrust with interest all cash, the option
OF the purchaser. Ii the terms of sale are not com
piled with within ten days after the day OF sale the
property will be resold, at the and risk Of the
defaultng purchaser. Fifty dollars will be require
OF the purchaser when the property il struck of.
JOHN III. SEMMES,
Trustees Of the National Unionl Building Associa.
tion. sc I2-2aySis
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II Il l.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need any one
SUFFER- WITH PAIN.
RADWAYS READY RELTEF rs A CURE
FOR EVERY PAIN.
1t was the drst and lie
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
aat iiRsSfsnty st9ps the mSs esesng pains all
Of the Lungs, Stomach. Bowels. or other glands on
organs, BY one application.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
no matter how violent or excruclating the pain the
KHkS Matte, Bed-ridden, inhrm, Cripp,ed, NeTV-
Gus, Neuralgia or Frustrated with disease may suffer-
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATIoS OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS
ORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPITATIoN OF THE HEART.
MYSTERIES, Group, DIPTHERIA.
cATARRH, INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, TOoTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM.
COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLs.
The application Of the READY RELIEF 70 an.
AFFORD ease and comfort
Twenty drops in half turnhler O. water will IN :.
lev minutes cure CRAMPS, SPASJS, SOUR
SIOMACH, HEAhTB URN, STCE HAN
ACHE, DLAhRHEA, DYSENTERY COIfC,
VIM IN THE BOWELS and AL INTERNAL
Travellers should always carry bottle Of Ran
WAYS READY RELIEF with Them. A few tirSes
m water will prevent sickness OF pains from CHANGE
VI water. DC better than French brandy or bttsrs
as a stimulant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for fly cents Ttsre
u not remedial agent IA this world that will cure
Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious Bilo1s
Scarlet Typhoid, yellow, and other Fevers aided
bl kADMAl = PlLLSD so quick EADWAYs
READY BELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
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AUCTION SALES.
by VIM. l.. WALL a CO., Auctioneers,
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. IS Louisiana av., between oh and leth sts

RY WIN; L. WALL a CO., Auctioneers,
- Original Horse and Carriage BAZAAR,
No. ss Louisiana av., between oh and leth sts.
PIREMPToKY SALE OF HoRsEs. MULES,
sSHSP: IRefs IL ass, WAGONS WAGONS CAMS JANIS,
Sc at MeShSlS s ss
= :, =, a. cur 7, Bazaar; about
SA'hNi l ht SIX M Nh hGS T5WsAa AND MULES
Thirty head oflOw priced WORK HORSES, suita-
All stock warranted represen ted by the anc-
toneer, or the money refunded. fair trial will be
Guarantee on stock warranted to work will expire
Gusrsntee on stcck warranted sound will expire
SAFE viii con inence at 90 O'Clock on the Cows and
1t W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
CON TABLES SALE
William Marten. J. p. in and for the county Of Ia
Washington, d C.. az the suit of William Will fl3
following goods and ehstteis, viz: One Fr anne Dwell
ing House leasehOld ground rent, situated on the
on north street, between +th and 5ih streets east
in the city Of Washiin0ton d; G. and hereby give
the premises above described, the said house, 50
MsIy shay and Thomas shay for cash, 70 the high
WASHING ION city, D. C. AnEnst - ISL
r. THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN.
TIL SATURDAY. Sept. 10. same hour and place
IT. ii. r.. MARYMAN, Const BILE.
10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs,
II Southeast; corner of7th and D SITS
HoUsEHoLn FURNITURE AT AUCTION
"A On MONDAY, the 18th. at 10 O'Clock
VA M, we shall sell. at the residence Of a family
~ declining Housekeeping, No. 1JIs o s..reeS
~ northwest, general assortmen, of Furniture,
consisting Of
Nne Piano Cover and Stool,
Hair Cloth Par or suit
Wbatnot, Marble top able,
Bureaus. Nardrobas. Washstands,
Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Mattresses and Bedding,
carpets, COOK aud other Stoves Crockery ,Sc.g 80
Terms cash.
sel52t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
NV W N JOuNSnN