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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-06-22
June 20, 1871.

JuilC AUJ loi i.
Mr., EDITOR The 4th day Of July
is near by and it brings to my recol-
lection from 1910 to 1880, when poll
tics ran high. The leading men in
town were Benz A.Swan, Chas. Marsh,
Titus Hutchinson, Joseph A, Gallup,
Jesse Williams, Capt Jos. Wood, Bill
ly Brown, Gaius Perkins, Samuel Da
mon, Jabez King, Henry c. Denison,
Jabez Bennett, Norman Williams,
Capt. Chas. Dana, Lyman Mower, and
Gen, Justus Burdick. These men
were the great movers in our great po-
litical affairs in cur town, aud follow.
ing the advice of John Adams, the old
patriot of 7G, to always celebrate the
4th day of July, the day of our Inde-
pendence, by the firing of cannon,
ringing Of bells and fireworks, it
was done with great harmony to all
the people round about us.
If our independence and liberties are
worth preserving would it not be bet
ter for the people of this vicinity to
follow the advice Of John Adams, the
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WHOLE NO. 1491.

old patriot and statesman, than to neg
lect it, and leave it wholly to little
children and pic mic parties.
We have suffered enough by our
civil war to refresh our minds one day
in year, and keep our lamps trimmed
and burning with patriotism and love
Of country.
N. B.--Let the villagers harmonic,
we have good guns and band of mu
sic, powder is cheap, and let us have a
good time on the 4th day Of July
next and remember OLD TINES.
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Woodstock, VT, June 10, II.

Woodstock, VT, June 10, II.
EDITOR AGE:
In your last issue, you say in refer
renee to subscribing for the r. r.
Bonds, "That people interested in the
road who live away from this village,
are holding back. and will hold back
in the matter, until they see that the
Woodstock folks are bestilring
themselves in earnest" Now sir,
"Woodstock folks" ought not and cam
not raise this $4,000 alone, and if
everybody outside the village holds
back for fear that somebody else may
not have done his part, the road will
surely 60 to the bow-wows, in short
order. 1t is impossible to build rail
roads Or anything else on that plan.
What we want, and must have if any
thing Is done, Is a pull altogether
every man who is interested in the
road, whether he lives in Woodstock
or Barnard, must take hold and do his
part Furthermore, as l understand
things, the "Woodstock folks" are
sin earnest" Almost every one has
subscribed, or is pledged for the bonds,
some ofwhom to my knowledge, will
raise the money with great difficulty,
and very many Of our best business
men not only subscribe literally, but
give nearly all of their time to the
enterprise. We are surely 0acahe.
A WOODSTOCK MAN.
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W., THURSDAY, JUNE 90, 1871.
Il 0 G h Il N II w s =.

OTTAUQUgCHEE CHAPTER No. q, II. A. NJ,
regular Convocation Monday eve., June 26
1871, at 7 l-2 o'clock.
WOODSTOCK LODGE No. 81 F. e A. NJ
regular communication Wednesday eve., July
5, 1871, at 7 l-2 o'clock.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPuBLIC'.-Regular
Meeting of Sheridan Post, No. %, Dept. oi
Vermont G. A. r., is held on the first and third
Thursday evenings Of each month. All appli-
cations for muster must be made at Regular
Meetings. BY order Of the Post Commander,
Il. p. TEwKsBURY, Adit.
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Strawberries are plenty here

Strawberries are plenty here
We say with good old DR.. Dome that
doubtless God might have made a
better berry than the strawberry, but
doubtless God never did !"
-Beecher says that he runs his
paper on the plan that Sweetness is
better than smartness." Woodruff 81
Claffiin the female women brokers
object to some of the Sweetness, and
have sued Henry for libel, claiming
$250,00O damages.
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Windsor Business Cards.

Apouecaries Hall, Cor. Main and State st.,
WINDSOR, VT,
M. *. PAINE
DRUGGIST e APOTHECARY,
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Essential Oils, Fine Perumcry, Soaps,
Fancy Il Toilet Articles, Coniection-
cry, and Cigars, and great variety
of Diatetics for the Sick.
Also, Manufacturer of the Celebrated Green
Mountain Balm of Gilead & Cedar Plaster !;
Pulmonic Pastiles Wild Cherry Tonic ;
Elecric Drops for Toothache; Lamoreaux's
Specific Mixture; Compound Syrup of Blood
root and Wild Cherry; Balsamic Galvanic
Plasters; Green Mountain Hair Dye Bed
Bug Exterminator; Newton's Bittcrs Pills
and Plasters; Seidlitz Powders; Hair Oils !;
Colognes ana Extracts.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY
MEDICINES prepared with the utmost care and
accuracy, from the purest materials.
Orders receive particular attention. Goods
sold for CASH at LOW figures. l4S4tf.
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Houses for Sale.

1--WE TWO STORY EuOUSES on South
l. st, in the village Of Woodstock, between the
residence of Del Billings, Esq. and School
Street. and only few rods from Eagle Hotel.
ALSO,
TWO COTTAGE EHOUSES further South
on same stone ofthem on cor. Cross st. lead.
ing to High street. These houses are all new
or nearly so, and are thoroughly built and
convenient. Inquire Of
SABAN DAbGLE, PrOpriciOr,
O400tD N. w. Cor. of School < South SITS.
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a 9POEM.'
Il new garment perpleXes,
And your very sou, yeXes,
Though it cost "Double rs"
Patching admits;
Don't weep
And yield to vain sobbin'
But hitch up old Dobbin,
And this way be bobbn',
Wen ''givc you fits"
Dirt chea?
We've coat, vest and hat
For man, youti. and brat,
lnprice, fit cause for great wondcr
We've collars and caps,
Good furnishing traps,
And miscellaneous plandcr .
DANA & NEWCOMB.
CLOTHING MERCHANTS,
Sign Of the BEG sEAT!
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VOL. 81: NO 81.
is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY WILLIAM ID. McMASTER.

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25 cents. Unless the number OF insertions are
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merchants and others advertising by the year.
Probate and Commissioners Notices. $500
each.
For notices of Liberations, Estrays, the
Formation and Dissolution of fCopartnerships,
ETC., $l.50 each, for three insertions. If sent
by mail the money must accompany the letter.
Notices in news columns, 10 cents per line
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Notices of Deaths and marriages inserted
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will be charged at the rate of five cents per
line
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II Co., New York and Boston, are our author
lied Agents to receive subscriptions and ad.
vcrtscments for this paper at the lowest rates.
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citizens generally are invited to attend.
BY Order of Prudential Committee.

Sunday was a good old-fashioned
rainy day, so that our drouth is relieved
for the moment, and vegetation fairly
laughs. The hay crop, however, must
be light, even if we should have plenty
of rain from this time. Many farmers
hereabouts have plowed up their NOW
ings and planted fodder corn. The
grasshcppers have commenced work
in earnest, and some of our hill tops
look quite brown therefrom. Potato
bugs have also been seen, but have
done no great damage. They are
troubled with them worse than ever
out west this summer, so that a Michi-
gan chap thinks that the price of pota-
toes this year will be eternal vigi-
lancet
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DIED.

BATHAN. On the 9th instant, at O'Clock. Mfss
JANE JOSEPHINE BATHAM. daughter Of Joh
II. BathaIl. a consistent member OF last Washing
ton NJ L. Mission, (l2th street east. between an
E :. E.,) from whence the funeral viii take plaza
tomorrow Tuesday, afternoon, AZ 4O'clock. The
relatives AMI friends of the family are invited.
MAIDS: On the morning Of the 10th instant,
AUGUST MADESf aged years. . months an17 days
infant son Cf Charles and Lima Mades
August loved one thou art g1ne
To Heaven where all IL love;
God gave thee for aw lille,
But thou art now with him above.
The reatiy and TIE friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited attend his funeral to-rn1rroy
(Iuesiay) Afternoon, at o'clock from the resienc9
Of his grandfather. Mr.. August Miller corner Mas
sachusefts avenue and 21st street
Morning papers please copy.1
SAILER. On the 9th instant, WILLIE PINE. IN
FAINT son # Thad. X. and Alice NJ. Sailer, aged S
months and q DAYS. I
Funeral on Tuesday, lIth instant At 10 a m. from
the residence If his parents, No. Ala u street n
W. Philadelphia papers please copy.l
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1-GhEhN. a WlLLlAMSs AuctiqUeers,
II Sis. Southeast corner Seventh and d SITS.
ASSIGNEE SALE OF IsxcELLENr GREEN
VELVET PARLoR SUITES, HANDSOME
RoR BACK ETEGksRE. MARBIE Top
TABLES, WALNUT MARBLEToP CHAM
Der SUITES, OAK MARBLE-TOP COTTAGE
s SkEss PPAfsSTENp n c9ITpAGE SETS, yELsyET,
pAMAsK AND LACE CURTAINS, &c, Ar
- On TUESDAY MORNING. the I'm day
JglS sat 10 o'clock, We win sell at House
9th streets west, the entire contents thereof. We
One handsome Rosewood Case Piano, Stool, Cover,
Solid Walnut Frane Parior Suites, in green velvet
Large French Plate Mantle and Pier Mirrors
Handsome arble-top Sideboard
alnut Frame Sofas, In crimson silk. 81 q -
Brocatelle. -
Carved Walnut Marbie-top Tables.
Hapdsome Velvet Rugs.
Walnut Hall Table and Chairs.
Very hne Bronze Statuary, Vases. &c.
Nery nandsome Bronze Clock with Marble Base.
walnut Secretary, very handsome, .s
Handsome Oil Paintings
Excellent Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters.
Oak Walnut and Painted w ardrobss.
Oak Dining Tables and Chairs.
Handsome Damask and Lace Curtains.
Hair, Spring and Husk Mattresses,
Walnut Hat Tree.
Velvet, BTn..s,s Three;Ily ana Ingram Carpets
Reffigerators, Chamber Stoves, &c. -
Cooking Stove, with fixtures complete.
China, Glass and Crockery Ware.
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
BY order Of the Assignee. -a+
.jy5-td GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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DECREASE IN GERMAN IMMIGRATIoN.-At q
meeting OF the board of directors of the German
Immigration Society at New York on Thurs
day, reports were submitted showing that during
the past month IL ,c61 German immigrants were
landed at that port, 81 less than during the
Of January -, 9i6 German immigrants were
landed At New York, showing n decrease Of the
German immigration as compared with the cor
responding first six months of last year of AIT
the whole number Of German immigrants at
that period amounting TO AZ ,723.
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FENINIsE wIsDoM.-Two married ladies cha.
ting about their husbands: s'What," saws one OF
them, "you permit your husband to smoke in
your rooms?'' Certainly do, but he spends
his evenings with me, replied the other. ..Yes,
at that Pricel'' ''Sfy dear friend, a shrewd wife
avails herself OF her husbands faults to repress
his vices
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rCertain vcrdant youths went TO Indianapo-
lis on Sunday, and spent the day in trying to get
into the gas works, on the superstition that it
was "A lager beer saloon.
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PROPOSALS FOB COPING FOB CEMETERY
Il 'fHJ. Hf - WALLS. 80 4 = . e.

wAsHINsToN, d. c., July 1, lal.S
Proposals, IN -dSfsieste, with copy OF advertise
n, AUGUST 3TH, ISL, for Coping the Walls at the
iolieTing Matienal Cemeteriss:-Arlington,. Alex
The Coping to be four CD inches thick, rough
dressed or sawed straight edges surfaces good
piers and n scund, dufzbic stone -''
Specimens Of stone, bid upon, must be furnished.
sntee, signed By the bidder or bidders and oops-
tent surety, certified to be such by some oficsr or
ment, TO the effect that in the of the
q such bid, ct any time within ten (ol days after
be entered into and that in case the said party or
parties Offering shall fail 10 enter into confracs as
dinsrs9sS between his or Their oiet and the next
Further information furnished on application 20
this ofnca.x 80 8 = slIscF :. MN. MYERS,
jy6-6t o - !. - Captain and Depot Q. N
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A sINGULAE FELLOW named De Silva was re-
Gently shot dead by guard at Fort Sedgwiek
because, being a soldier and drunk he refused
to move on. This De Silva, il is said, was edu-
Gated in Italy and designed for Jesuit priest.
lie ran away, visited Russia, Egypt, Brazil and
the Holy Land, improving himself. after his
fashion, as he went along. He spoke Spanish,
French, Italian, German and English fuently.
He was once sentenced to be garroted in Havana,
but escaped; he was with Macmillan in Nexi-
co; he fought in the federal army, from which
Dozen times, and has wives all over the country.
His knowledge of history and geography was eX-
tensive and accurate; he was n newspaper
writer also, and his writings were very readable.
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OUTwITTING' THE ENEMY.-The Journal de
Liege states that during the late war a winegrOw-
er in the neighbOrhoOd OF Senlis had three casks
of wine he wa particularly anxious to save from
falling into the hands OF the PTussians: but as
he was well aware of their peculiar adrOitness
in ran~acking cellars and discovering hidden trea-
sures, he hit ulOn the following expedient: Hav-
ing had occasion TO notice the pious respect i'm
yariobly paid by the German soldiers Ia the
graves Of their fallen comrades, he buried his
three casks OF wine by night in a neighbOring
field 10 initiate grave, and the next day erected
on the spot large black wooden cross. on which
was painted on white letters the inscription,
''Here lies three cOmTadas, - in the German Ian
guage. His ruse succeeded admirably, for, on
the approach of more troops, they piOusly sauted
and marched on, while the Frenchman laughed
in his sleeve, and ehuekled 1T having outwitted
the enemy.
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EVENING STAR.

A PHILADELPHIA MYSTERY SOLVED.
few DAYS ago the Philadelphia telegraph pub
lished an account of the finding of the body of
an unknown man, in the Delaware River, and
gave list of the articles found in his pockets.
IL now appears that the remains were those of n
Mr.. ChalOmeaux, who was the lover of Mrs.
Rose, who died " Of n broken heart in Newark.
last year. Our readers viii remember the fate
OF that unfortunate wOman-her long struggle
with divorced husband in the Courts for ne
possession of her property, her failure to estab-
lish her rights, her death, and the Unprecedented
crowds OF ladies in attendance at her funeral
Mr.. ChalOmeaux, after her death, appears 10
have been quite respondent, and. il is supposed
committed suicide. Among the papers found
upon his body was proposition from a firm OF
marble-eutters, Offering TO erect a Maidstone
over the grave Of Mrs Rose, with the name
Marie" engraved upon ii.
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DY. Ut. COLDWELL & CO., Aucti5neers. :
ID Southeast corner of Pa. av. and 18th st..

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE, ON 81 STREET WEST, BETWEEN
land K STREETS NORTH.
Ia By virtue Of "A decree OF the Supreme Court
c8 Of the District Of Columbia, passed in Chancery
cause, No e.22f, Shea vs.. Wall, CT al. L shall
coed TO sell AT public auction at o'clock D. , the
northern Is feet of the subdivision Of lot No A. in
square No. 81 Was hington city, having a depth Of
about 95 feet. There Is a small brick dwelling house
on the premises. 49,
Terms: One-haH cash; the balance in two equal
payments at respectively and u months with in
terst from the day OF sale, for which the purchaser
shall give his notes all gh at purchasers option
deed given and deed Of trust on the premises taken
TO secure deferred payments. Stamps and convey
sneing at purchasers cost A deposit Of $50 re-
QuiIed al time Of sale.
- Wy FENDALL, Trustee,
J. I. COLDWELL & CO, AuCts.
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RAILROADS.
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH AND EAs7
" TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

N 70 tn faE sdtTM AZ Asb s s9EThM kEg
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
n SS rena ssn q xsr idG% s sss..i
Tns sHoaIEsT Al i ssHI LIVE from Port
land, Boston, New York, Philadeiphia, baltimore.
ssa sns J cas
Yisksburg, and all Southwestern cities.
The rezd-bed is in splendid condition, and the
Pul!m.n's Palace Day and sleeping Oar. are to be
New Orleans withsut change.
PuIchsse Tickets via the Alsbama and chatts:
nooga haliroad, and secure the quickest time and
The attention Of Freight shipper. is called TO shi,
tween the North and South, with rates always as
Marx ship freight and procure bills Of ladins via
.WILTiAG kEAvY, General Freight and Ticket
}: 9. STANTON, General Superintendent, chai,a-
noofs, Tenn. jeSN
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAJ LRO A
wAsHIssros, December Is, ISL.
W T5S ffs dhfE }sf ri n; n
WEST are no" Fur Fqn 4 bh iIIlffsi Sis;
aaI $50 SS s sao .Gs
E FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily d essspt sunday, at $40 and e:a3
VILE, Laurel annapolis Junction, and Relay, leave
M .iops :. s SOnsD ri :'I Ssn G.
G The s 1:s5 ;. M on Sunday stops a. during IN.
week. ~"
Leave at 6:4s an and 4 10 p. m No train 20 or
from Annapolis on sSna sssn.v
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave at FoR Way sSq sf1r isS and
FOR ALL P "a a1S 81 ~ rHd m
Leave sd d:S ss ace SATURDAY. and Sunday at ess
On saturday az s:Ss and J:as Pm.
ing sfRasy sSo VII. aas 1ps
Wheeling, Psrkersburs, Pttsburg, dc;
and aHs sns Rss
Relax House with strasburs and Winchester accom-
Through tickets to the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the
For New York. Philadelphia and Boston see I'd.
j. L. WILSON,
Master of Transportation.
I'm COLE b General Ticket Agent:
TNHROUGH LINE
| L BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WAsHlNGroS, June 2, lS7o-noon.
I NJ 515s "a ssaE SEw H ToRk @M4
FOR NEW YORK, ,citho1 change of cars.
Lesys daily Except Sunday at 500 a. m, ia:ss
NN 80 >, FoR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 a. m, H. a
and $40 p. m.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York at 800 D. m, and Phiiadel
phia at $40 Pm.
Sleeping cars for New York on D. m train only
Through tickets to PHILADELPHIA. New York OF
Boston can be had at the Station Once at all houri
| Of the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
fST sfsedSIe ,b ss,Sesn Washngton' Rlti%SSSe An
Master Of Transportation.
LIN. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. K0oNTZ, Agent, Washington. jell
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Sfs3f s7kE - = ylest5t ETEs
SIN ssasr trss 7i--.1-xs .isa q 49,
y szrz es-- q 80 = ~
N sreft-ssf 80
49, ~ .ssifa y 8 ff.-sss .EsIf -
1870 49, sls-a sil-l- fiz 2 4 .syss $50
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The many Thousands cured 81 this estSolls nrnetf
within the last twenty years and the numeroes IA
portsut surgical operations perforned ~ " john
on witnessed BY the reporters % the SHh anq many
and asain before the public besides his Standing as =
renflefnan a character and sponsibuify, is sun
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. oc7f-ly
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EnEnsoN's SINGING SCHOOL

The eboye pamed book will contain about "a pages
and viii Be hed with valuable materials for the use
"a singing schools; namely, Elementary Course. a
GOD variety Of Secular Music, and . number Of
church Tunes and ,Anthefas.- -
@ g.c YrePaTe % rsetrs iAs Sissiag Shoot Mvsi-
$500 ss;sOas f0T Adrdaesd .StHxsrsf Tas OF
ss~'di s'sEiss SeAoOlJT ossinans,
% I'D stamp Tor specimen pages. ss 90 Der dozen
OLIVER DITsos & CO., Boston.
'" d. Dihsos & CO., New York. ieas-w.&s.
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AUCTION SALES.

RY WIN; L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
" os Original Horse, and Carriage Bazaar,
NO % Louisiana ay., between 9th and 10th SITS.
HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, HARNESS. SAD.
on PIN Gfs s6i At m aSRRSSTTs9s JuI, ,,,,.
%oNlsl. commencing AZ 10 O'Clock, we viii sell,
= o'i HOSES R'Issia : AND MIMI Mules LIS
Bueries and Harness,
Nsgons and Carts,
GUARANTEES on stock warranted to work viii expire
euafaptee On stock warranted sound VIII expire a.
Rssular sale days, TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Sat
VIM L. WALL CO., Aucts.
Rf WIN. L. WALL s CO., Aqcfiolesrs,
Nos. 900 and sGa, s. " cor. Pa.s ave. and 9th 81.
eHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on On
sfREET II IS se ash 1 h Ns sssv LOTION
"a fe District Of Columbia, passed in Chsncsry
25b W n Nc 5 ~ shall On TgEspAf Jgiy
aucfign on the PREMISE the south bah Of Lot Thir
as al Il Lot numbered Nine, ts,j both in SQUARE
Terms onc-ha,f ca.h; ana the balance in two
equal payments at and u months. with interest
from day Of sale, secured by deed Of trust Oh the
p5pisss Stamps and @ IN at p;Trsahasey
iPf e f sSs W SkITE a. TF Tasis
DY LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers, --rT
- tsuocessnrs TO Cooper & Latimer,l
Southwest corner PennsyiTsnia avenue and 18th st
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON
THE ISLAND AT AUCTION.
n On FRIDAY MORNING, July l4th, 1871 !,
VI at 10 clock. at the residence of a gentleman
E<3 declining housek keeping, No. GA street
t ieetween 9th aud 7th, Island, We shall sell the
following furniture:
Msrble-top Table Walnut fables
Walnut batn0t, Engraving. ....--
Bedsteads, Bureaus, and Washstands.
Wardrobe, Chairs, and Tables.
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsters.
Carpetsand Oilcloihs.
Oak Extension Dining Table and Chairs.
CrockeTy and Glassware.
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash. LATIIER & CLFARY,
iyI0-d Auctioneers.
pY. J. T. COLDwELL 6 Co, Auctioneers, :
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RY LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Cooper & Latimer,)
Southwest corner Of Pennsyly ania ave- and 18th st

BOUNDED BY NORTH STREET, MASSA-
GeHHEESEITTs AND DELAWARE AVENUES, AT
a. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 10, ISL,
"a at o'clock, in front Of the premises, we shall
AAseil part of Lot No. 2, in square No. 679 begin
ming for said part Of lot at point in street north
lS5 feet IA inchess from the northwest corner of
said square; thence running east IS feet 81 inches
thence south Is feet inches: thence southwesterly
~ feet 70 the southeast angle Of said lot No. 2, on
said avenue 50 feet * inches, to east line thence
northwesterly s. feet "a inches to the place of be-
consist of two story frames one two story and
one three story brick Dwellings, including vacant
avenue. IT.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash; the residue in two
equal payments at and IL months with notes bear
ing interest and secured by deed of trust the pro-
pfrty sold Conyeyancing and stamps at purchaser 3
cost. : Is ON each purchase at time of sale
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

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