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DI GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
" Southeast corner Of 9TH and ID streets
TRusIEEs, sAIE 9E yALgABLE sRoRERr

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON SOUTH y STREET, ISLAND. , : =
= By virtue q adecd Of trust, dated pril lst "A.
ls7 and duly recorded in Liber y, c; y; No
ington county, in the District Of Columbia, and b.
direction of the party secured thereby will sell
at public auetion, on THURsDAKs the 22d day q.
June, ISL, az o'clock p. m, IN fnont Of tho premi
ses, part Of Lot numbered nffeen (15,) In Square
Numbered hve hundred and eighty three l5ss In tue
city Of Washington, and described follows: BE-
ginning on south street % feet Sinches east fxn
the corner Of said not. thence east leest
west feet and inches, theaee south IL feet apd 9
inches to the public alley In said square thence west
ii feet and inches, and thence north to the said
street and the place Of beginning, together with
all improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Han c<sh; the balance I'm six,
twelve and eighteen Isonths respectively with IN
terest and secured By deed trust TO the
OF the trustees S25 down at time Of sa,s All con
veyancing and revenue stamps at the OF the par
chaser. IL the terms Of sale are not csnsplied With
within six days, the trustees IL right 90
sell the proPerty at the risk and cod Of the pur-
w5tk sIIsN W.gBp.s Trustees.
1e 1oeo&da GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctk.
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RI WIN. L. WALL a co, Auctionecrs.
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902, s. W cor. Pa ave and oh
TRSSgEE's SALE og a DESIRABLE BRIcE

TRppSMTfEIEs sS sAL DE OF ga 92EsIRARLE BRICK
f Is, iss7, March Isss, and June g. isig. and rs
-, corded, respectiyely, 10 Liners Z. c. f., No 2
and r., No. L. folios Us 6c Of the land records for
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia
u fRs wsrs SS q the gd
ton and al the request In writing Of the treasured
prees.on MONDAY the n ist DAY IF MAJ Nav o. She
at Q clock m. all that lot of ground situate in
seventeen. az j in square two hundred a1,d eishtg
nine, t2os beginning for the same the southeast
eight feet eight inches; thence north sixt, fst
the line of north street; thence east three feet.
thence south thirty five feet; thence east forty
thence south twenty five feet, to the place OF begin
mug improved by two story aud basement Brick
street north.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash tof which two hun
balance in six and twelve months with interest Sc
cured on the property sold. III these terms are not
the r oTs :. stis g s1 SALE th The Tgsse
ing purchaser, after i've days public notice All
sHM atf n Z. Niles, Trustees.
apl5-eo8ds W. l.. WALL co ,Aucts.
R-THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
having failed to comply with the terms thereof the
suctlon ON the premises, at the risk and cost Of the
defaultins purchaser, on MONDAY, the 29th day
and conditions above mentioned, except that Ssal
will be required Of the purchaser at the time of sale
s sYfGf kFt Niles. Trustees. .
myIO-eo&ds W. L.. WALL q CO., Auets.
THE RULE ENJOISING THE ABOVE
ssie havIng been the above premises viii
o'clock p. m, upon the terms and conditions last
above mentioned.
MOSES KELLY, lr..
SAMtLLN. Niles trustees. +.
Ieib Il. WALL & Co. Aucts. F.
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MARRIED.

HEINLINE-CRAIG. At Aexandris, Virginia
Wednesday, January Is, 1sl, BY the Rev Mr. BuI
OK Mr.. SAMUEL p. HEINLINE, of W ashington
y; e., to Miss Ida A. CRAIG, of jacksonville
Illinois,
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FRONTING. ON lOrH STREET
last AND III STREET SOUTH, ON THE
NAVY YARD, AT AUCTION.
"a BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF
~. the District Of Columbia passed therein on the
.1lOth Gay Of June, A. ID. lszI, in a cause therein
depending between DaughtOa and others plaintiff
and Warner and others defendants, No 2-372 Equity
Docket ii, the undersigned appointed Trustees by
said decree will, on THURSDAY, the 22d day of
June, ID. 1871, at ocl0c6 p. m, the premises
proceed 10 sell at public auction the follow named
property lying and being in the CITY of Washington
and District Of Columbia TO wt:-Beng all of LOT M
and part Of lot No 2 in square No gT6 with the i'm
proyemsnts consisting of one Brick and five Frame
Dwelling Houses and one Brick Store Room, making
this Variable property, to which ask the atten-
TO attend the sale.
The terms of sale, prescribed by said decree will
be: One third OF the purchase money cash; balance
IN equoldeferred payments al and u months the
purchaser or purchasers to give notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest from day of SALE
and secured to the salts faction of the trustees and
or all cash, at the option of the purchaser, when
deed will be given at purchaser cost All convey
anelRg and revenue stamps at cost of purchasers
SlOs down ON each piece of property at the time of
sale And the decree provides if the full terms of
safo are not complied with in FIVE days after SALE the
trustees to resell the property at the risk and of
tho defaultng purchasers after the advertise
neDt and ON the same terms as at the first sale. A
subdivision OF the property viii be exhibited the
hurley pAUGHToN,l
WASH. B, WILLIAMS,S Irustees.
jel2d IRep1 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALEs' !.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctiooce,,s
II Southeast corner 18th anl m t.


- Southeast corner 9TH and sire.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF THREE BRICK HORSES.
WARD. " I'M hAnSI
- BY virtue Of two deeds of trust 70 me ana of
Es which Is dated April IL, ls57, and recorded in
~. h. 81, iiper r., No = folio BIS, seQ one of
other Of which Is dated December = ss- AMI r~.,,,
eu IN Lber h: O. r., No "a, folio f6 one az said lana
Ieeorus and by the request Of the party thereby -
cured viii sell; in front Of the premises ON Nov
al the property described in the said deeds of trusf
]. All Of lot numbered nine (s) in square
one hundred and seventeen lFl with the Improve
ments thereon consisting OF two good hr
dwelling houses, with Easements ~
And the south half of lot numbered ten I'M IN
snlu square numbered one hundred asd seventeen
VI and more PARTICULARLY described in said deed aS
west corner OF said lot ten fIe and RUNNING thenea
north along the line Of said lot twenty FIVE Js1 -
thelce east one hundred and forty feet ten prhes
D 49, the rear line OF said lot, thence south aloT
line of said lot, and thence along the son n
OF SAID lot one hundred and forty 4t fee an1 30,
to) inches, 10 the place of beginning Together with
Ibe improvements thereon, consisting Of one good
two story brick dwelling house. with basement
$500. ''s 20 "oou'
Terms: 0ne-third cash. the balance in notes NJ a
~ and "a months with interest, said notes to be Sc
each house must be paid the time of sale All rev
ehue stamps and conveyancing at the Of the rur
chaser And If the terms OF sale are not con plisl
WIN Wthn nve days, the trustee reserves the right
chaser failing to comply.
jes-eo&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Ancts.
DY LATIMER & CLEARY auc.io,ears
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. T PUBLIC SALE.

- Ishall offer, at public sale, on the premises
ION TUESDAY. the 23d day OF June, ISL .
- Tract of Land, containing 57k acres Tho
land is highly improved, and suitable for market
garden, and young orcnard on the premises and two
land Is situated four miles from washington city
and adjoining the lands of Charles Stott, John
Hyatt, and others, and 10 yards from WASHINGTON
railroad At Penn Crossing, where the cars stop four
times a day. = {
Terrns Of SALE. One half Gosh, and deferred nay
ments in and II months, with interest and approved
security, and deed Of trust 20 secure the same.
my2S2awtd GEO, W. TAYLOR, JR
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner of 7th and ID street
CHANCERY SALE OF LOTS BETWEEN 6rH
AND Tn STREETS EAST AND G AND

AND Tn STREETS EAST AND AND I
STREETS SOUTH.
4NE By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia in equity
cause No. 1850, will sell public auction, in
front of the premises, on FRIDAY, the esd day Of
June, 1871, az oclock p, m, the entire part of
Lots "a. 49, 3D. 81, 50, and 49, in square No SIS in the
city Of Washington, ID. c. fronting about PSI feet
inches the 30 feet alley in said square and run
ming back with that width 1872 feet inches; and as
appurtenant to part of Lot 80, hve-feet alley
way over Lot No. g, running out TO south street.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance at and IL msnths,
est from the day of sale, will be taken and lien
tanned tho premises sold. A deposit of S25 will
and stamps at cost Of purchases.
" E. KING, Trustee
Is GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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The oUEEREsT PIECE OF egOtistic audacity on
record has been perpetrated by Charles Reade,
in his novel; 4" A Terrible Temptation" Undsr
the name Of " Role" he Introduces himself as
one OF the characters In the book. Rolfe ~
novelist, and his persOnal appearance andhabits
are said 20 be exae, fy those OF Reade, and the
latter indulges in very complimentary remarks
about ROlfe's (his own literary labors.
Popskun" is Charleston favorite bever-
age.
s%The st. Lcui. Herald wants (" q real good
boy to make a devil Of"
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GREEN I = w kfIkfi MIsai SSet
TT s. MARsHALs SALE.

III .. hAtscnAL . BALE
In virtue of writ Of feri facias issued from the
Clerk Office of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and 20 directed, win sell, at public
sale for CASH In front of the Court House door Of
instant, ll at ~ O'Clock M, all defendants light,
title claim and interest In and to undivided moiety
Of two parts of Lot No g. in square No go together
with all and singular the improvements thereon, in
the city Of Washington, ID. O., as follows, viz:
LIST. That part beginning at the southwest corner
Of tho lot thence running 80 feet thence at right
angles with street north 70 feet thence due west
New jersey avenue, and thence along said avenue to
the beginning. rsil.e
I'd. Part of Lot No. 5, beginning at the northwest
corner Of the part formerly occupied by John Foy
Thence at right angles 70 New jersey avenue feet
inches, thence south 10 feet inches to said John
foy 3 corner, which is rs feet north from street.
thence due west to New Jersey avenue, and thence
property Of Job W Angus and win be sold TO satisfy
execution No s1s in favor Of the Citizens Bank Of
el0-dts ALEX. SHARP. u. 8. Marshal D. @.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN 6 wILLIAMs, Auctiou-r.-
- 3I9, Southeast corner SeY enfh md ID q.


TATE IS THE COUNTY OF IF w " eh 81
6Pfos IA THE EHR s sahAxENIH s pIR ROAD
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust to the undersigned.
LIZ bearing dats the sosh day q May, A.. D:isi'
~ ct se9, one of the land records for Washington
f f6e d. re- a1d st the request e the persons
SATURDAY June 9Th at O'clock DC m IN ro Sh
q ihe premises Lot numbered twenty eight. Is in
vision part Of Pleasant Plains and Mount Pleasant
with the improvements thereon.
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months with in
sTs so day f ~ deed Of trust the
q sale; Conyeyancing and revenue stamps at pur-
chaser cost II the terms Of sale are not complied
70 resell the property at the risk and cost Of the I
issinilng purchaser, by advertising the three
70 ' nj HALIET R KlIBouRN, Trustee.
jei7-td tRep.l GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc;s
By THos. E k:. T1A ke;s,. a. -, ..,.-..-
Washington Georgetown Office, SIS 9TH ST., op p o,
I'm On MONDAY, June ] 9th, at O'Clock D.
Sc jGood NAL s,, sell, on the premises the stock
anasa ~, fixtures s and Furniture Of Jas
street east and North Carolina avenue.
iel6-2t THOs. f. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
Try GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets.
SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON NEW
YORK AxENUE, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS WEST.
a We viii sell at Elbiie auction, in front of the
dwelling houses, with lots attached, designated as
Nos 404 6 Ala, 45, 420, ~ 424 i26 and I2S on New
York avenue northwest.
Five of these houses are two-story frames; one a
three story frame, with basement; one three story
brick, and two two story bricks.
Terms OF sale One fourth cash; balance in 6, IL
and Is months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust. A deposit of $50 will be required on each par
Gel at time of SALE All conveyancing and stamps at
cost OF purchaser. ". II. WHITE,
EUGENE CARUSI.
WIN. +. MATTINGLY.
Trustees of James q, MAYOR.
Je l6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY LATIMER Il CLEARY, Auctioneers
- (Successors to Cooper & Latimer.D
Southwest corner of Pennsy lvania and 18th ST.
Two WRs xA liza 6E BDIIPIMG LoTs on THE
TWEEN AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE,
- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Jun.
E21st, at 61s O'Clock, shall offer for sale
-, Lots g and II, square SS, on the west side of
10th street N. W, between and Rhode Island ave-
nue., having front on 10th street of 40 feet by dept
These lots are on the grade and admirably adapt
ed for one or two private residences. The inmedi-
ate neighborhood has within the past years been
improved by nearly one hundred fine houses. Title
perfect.
Terms of sale: One half of the purchase money
deed of trust upon the premises. All conveyancfng
and stamps at the cost OF purchaser SIS down ON
each lot at the time Of sale.
jel5-d&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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pY. J. T. COLDWELL a. CO., Auetioneers
- Southeast corner Of Pa. aV and 18th ST
CHANCERr SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE


HOUSES
- In accordance vithss decree Of the Supreme
f;:s Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed in
and ot CERTAIN cause therein sendng in which Lang
are defendants, No 2aI4 eqsity doe H. he suSseri
her viii sell, az PUBLIC suctien, on TUESDAY, the
premises, the following property in Washington, D.
feet inches from the corner of street north and
nth street west, running thence north rs feet
on the line Of New York avenue distant from he
corner Of Land ith streets II feet 70 inches thence
feet inch tobeginning7 andimproved by twO-story
Briek Dwelling, with Store now occupied BY VIM
Second. Upon the same dag az $50 O'Clock D. m.
Davidsons recorded subdiy sion of part of square
- This lot ls on the west side Of 18th street west,
sale is to take place in front 81 the premises
to be paid in cash and the residue in three equal in
stalments at respectively 6. II aud Is months from
chaser notes with deed Of trust upon the prSpeTty
s,old Stamps and cenveyenGiRs at purchaser cost
sale: Ifterms Of sale are oenplisd with within
one week from the day Of SALE the property viii be
ser ~ ' REGfSALD FESDALL, Tr E Re5o"A-
je 6-eo&ds J. 7. C0LDWELL CO. Aucts.
Pr J. t; CoLDwELL & co, Auctioneers,
II 5. L. corner Rennsy lvania aV. and l3ih 81.
CHANCERY SALE. OF A DWELLING HOUSE
No. 172, BETWEEN NJ AND N STREETS
NORTH AND I'D AND 4rH STREETS EAST
- BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
E.0 Of the District Of Columbia, passed in the cas-
.&kof Lang ct al. VS.. wilmer et al, No. 2tl4.
Equity Doc. u, i shall, on THURSDAY, the 29Eh
day Of yune, lSl, at @ Jlock p. proceed 60 sell.
at public auction, tbs premises lots numbered 3
As, So, 10 and II, Ih numbered ia in
Washington city, D. caceording TO the plan Of said
city.
Lot is improved bys Frame Dwelling house and
ont buildings.
These lots situated in elevated locality and
an imprOy ing neighbOrhood
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash:
and the residue ia three equal instruments, Mt re-
spectivey s, y and IS months, with interest TO be
secured by notes Of the purchaser and deed Of trust
ON the property sold Stamps and conveyaneing at
purchasers cost, IS ON each lot at time Of sale;
Terms Of sale 70 be complied with within soe week
ii0" 1A' VI REGINALD FENpALL, Trustee.
ie6-eo&ds J. T. COLDWELL a CO., Aucts
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FREIGHT STEAM CANAL CASTLE
MAN ST AUCTION.
sSHrlTTES On liDNDAY AFTERNOON
- - yune 18th, ISL, at O'clock, at
= :, the wlnrves of the Etna Lime
Min, on Rock creek at the head of Pennsylvanis
avenue we shall sell the Freight Steam Canal boat
in perfect condition.
Terms At sale
jel1dfds IATIMER CIFARY Aur+s
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The LOST County. In explanation OF
the catastrophe, OF which intelligence
was given recently, by which an entire
County Of Florida ia represented to have
sunk and been replaced by lake. we are
told that the ocean waters flow under bog
crusts in that State for many miles, that
salt water fshes have been taken in 'sink
holes" or openings in this crust sixty
miles from the sea-shore Such caving
in scared the people OF Orange County,
Now jersey. lately, and recalls the simi.
lar phenomena in Iowa that recently, in
the same way. destroyed several miles Of
railroad that had been built over an un-
suspected lake. So. too, in York Coun-
ty, Maine, the railroad that had been
completed around pond in Alfred sud
denly sank, and when the cause was
sought it was found that an unsupported
pond. sixty feet deep, ley under the
meadow over which the road had been
constructed. But in Florida such condi-
tions exist more extensively than any
where else.
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The SUEz CANA1.-The prospects OF
the great Egyptian Canal have assumed
brighter appearance. The company
has concluded to resort to another loan,
and have authorized the raising of an
additional 100000 900 francs. TO meet
this the Viceroy has allowed tho company
10 inoEease the tolls one franc Der ton.
The regular traders which use the canal
route represent 340. 900 tons. This mul.
tiplied by their annual voyages indicates
100000 tons, producing 10000, 600
francs for tolls per year. A line Of
steamers is to be established between
London and Shanghai, and will com
mence running on the 1st proximo.
This is expected to add 100000 francs
annually to the treasury OF the canal,
and the company have been apprised by
the British Government that it intends
sending nineteen transports through be-
tween this month and March next, the
tolls on which will be from 700, 600 TO
SOC, eco francs. The pTaoticabiiitY of
keeping the canal free OF sand accumula-
tions has been settled satisfactorily, and
indications arc that the question as to
the success Of the work financially will,
ere long. nave as gratifying solution.
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Our Union Camp Meeting

Will commence Wednesday, Septem.
Der 9th, at Trenholm's Grove, five miles
South Of Columbia, near the South Ca
rolina Railroad, at II O'Clock a. NJ.
Christians of all denominations and all
orderly friends to the cause are cordially
invited to attend.
Satisfactory arrangements for railroad
accommodations have been completed.
Special trains will leave the South Caro-
lima Depot at 8 o'clock A. nj. and return
at O'Clock P. NJ. on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, and other days if necessary.
Tickets to go and return. twenty We
cents. NJ. WILLIAMS,
W. d. HARRIS,
A. WESTON,
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!. 'PRoaRRss OF THE CHoLERA.-The oho-
lera does not seem to relax it's hold or
abate its force in it's march over Europe.
The kilograms from Berlin report that
the disease increases in virulence in the
famous old city Of Konigsberg. where
the ratio Of deaths has increased from
fifty to seventy and even eighty per
rcent. For the week ending last Sunday
800 deaths from cholera are recorded.
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ONLY Two TEA-sPooNruIs Of Doo1EY's YEAST
POWDER to quart OF -four are necessary to
OF ordinary manufacture require nearly dou-
bio that quantity. This is owing to it's per-
foot purity and extra strength. Aside from
amount that is represented. Hence. DooLxTa
is the CHEAPEST, BEST AND MOST RELIABLE in
market, and takos the precedent Of all othere.
Grocers keep it everywhere. DooLEY Il Bno.,
manufacturers, 60 New street, New York.
Sept 10 IS
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One OF the never-to- be.forgotten boasts
>of the Radical presses and orators is,
that the great party they represent "re-
stored the Union." when assailed by the
'Dsmooratio rebellion" In this, there
are two serious errors of fact. First,
.the rebellion, so-oalled, is directly at
tributable to the aggressive and fanatical
spirit displayed by the Republican party.
and TO the enoroaohments, actual and
!. threatened, OF this party on the Federal
Constitution. If those who directly and
indireotly caused the rebellion are re-
.sponsible for its results. then we must
Aook for the sources OF our woes among
the fanatics, OF whom John Brown was
at once q prophet and martyr. Se-
cond, there are serious doubts pervading
the public mind es to the truth OF the
Radical assertion that the Union has
been restored and peace established.
Union implies community Of inherent
,and fraternity OF feeling. The Southern
States are not the self-governing politi-
oal communities that they were before
the war. Tfey have had parasitic rulers
forced upon them. whose sole interest
seems to have been plnnder, and whose
.ssle policy the perpetuation OF their
bayonet.guarded authority to rule and
,rnin. Troops are relied upon as the
sever-ready supplement TO official power.
in too many instances entirely usurpod,
and their use for suoh purposes, in op.
position to the well-uhderstood wishes
~of the people. is conclusive proof that
1.'peaoe, F" as yet, is entirely one-sided.
The Ku Klux bill, now in force, does
mot proceed on the theory of peaceful
,zestcraticn or recognition Of the rights
of eslf.government; in it the law Of exte-
.rior force and eonqnesor's privileges are
recognized. The war power is held
superior to civil polity and the right Of
might to the right Of reason. They cry,
.''peace, peace. when there is no peacel"
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LIST OF NEW ADvHRrIaK1znRTs.
J. Soimonelli-Removal.
J.. B. Sitton-Fot Sale.
w. 8. i J. III. Tolbert--Mules.
Lorick & Lowrance-Oats.
J. B. observation-disclosures.

IMPORTANT no BUILDERS AND CoNTRAoroRs.
We learn from our Ohsrleston exchanges that
Mr. P. P. Toslo, the well-known manufacturer
Of Doors, sashes, Blinds, &o., has established
constantly on hand not only all articles nom
his own msnufaotory. but also every variety
Of builders hardware, French and Americaii
window giass, both plain and ornamental.
olate mantels, and, in short, everything, me-
cessary to fnihh handsomely a residence, a
store. or church. Aug 81
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JuNKrT1Na ExrRAoRD1NARY.- Wash
ington despatch to the New York 1ri.
6une says:
"The Treasury Department continues
to send detachment OF three clerks to
London with each instalment Of the new
bonds that goes ont to the syndicate.
Eighteen OF these fortunate gentlemen
are now abroad enjoying themselve. ct
Government expense, and four more de-
tachments are to go. making thirty clerks
in all Their passage and all other ira
Yelling expenses are paid, and they are
allowed to be absent for periods OF six
weeks each, giving them time to make q
little trip on the continent"
The Tribune adds editorially:
"The Treasury, Post Office, Govern.
ment Arohiteot's Office, and noarly every
other public department, has each in
turn furnished recruits to the lucky army
of American tourists in Europe. Once
it was thought to be fine thing to be a
popular city pastor with sore throat
which nothing but European air could
cnre, but the modest olergymen are alto
gether outnumbered by the travelling Co.
vernment olerks."
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OPENING FOR THE SEASON. under
stand the Mills House is about to be re-
opened for the coming season, under the
auspices Of we'll known dry goods mer-
chant of this city, who was some time
since ono OF the partners in the manage
mont OF the Charleston Hotel. This is
q welcome sign OF reviving trade and
prosperity. Charleston Courier.