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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-05
TOLEDO MARKET
SPECIAL NOTICES.
low THE OLD THING WORKS


AFTER A TRIAL OF OYER40 YEARS.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have proved themselves to be the only remedy
for correcting all Female Irregularities, Painful
Menstruation, aud removing all DISTINCTIONS,
whether from cold or otherwise.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commencement of a new era in thetreat-
ment ofIrregularities and Distinctions, viii eli
have consigned so many to a premature grave.
No female can enjoy good health unless she 10
regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
YOU KNOW HOW 1T is YOURSELF.
Every one wants the most reliable remedy,
which is comprised in these Pills. Take this
advertisement to your Druggist, and tell him tn at
you want the best and most relble medicine in
the world.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
They are.known by thousands whokaye used
them at different periods throughout the country
having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
Physicians in America. Explicit directions
telling when they should not be used with each
box. The price, One Dollar per Box.
CAUrION.-None genuine unless having the
private Proprietary Stamp Of Hutchihgs& & Hill
yer, Proprietors, ON each Box. For sale by all
Druggists. Pills sent by mail promptly secure
from observation by remttinRto
DIR. G. l.. Gil HEESEMAN,
P.0. Box 4,53l. N. Y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-05
Special Notice and Proposition.

We sell only on per centage and will in all in
stances willingly leave purchasers 10 figure
with the real owners of the laud and obtain j ,st
as fair a bargain as they can get. II is neither
fair to the agents, the owner or the purchaser to
require the agents to get their commission By
selling the land above n certain price, to take all
they can get over that price for their services.
Amy properly which we are willing to undertake
to sell, we can sell for fair price. and We will
take all the risks of selling 1t, depending our
per eentage for pay.
BARND BROTHERS.
Findlay, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

LNxECUTRIX NOTICE
Notice Is hereby gives that Amelia MatEin-
ger has been appointed Erecutrx ou tho estate
Of Joseph Matainger, late Of Wood county,
deceased,
AMELIA MATZINGRR.
March "a, 1877. 4scS1
SCHOOL ExAMINERS'NOT
~ Notice Is hereby gwen that there will be y
meeting " tho Board Of School Examiners ~
Woodoounty Ohio. fnrtheexamiuat alton ofteach-
ers, at the Court House in Bowling Green, on
tho first Tuesday VI zach month until further
notice.
Each applIcantshouldb be present as earlVaa
. o'clock A. A.
Each applicant will be requiredto furnish .
cert hcats of gond moral character.
There will he no examination Of applicants
except al regular meetings Of the Beard.
No certificates will hsresfterbe antedated to
cover time taught prev iousto era limitation.
By order Of the hoard,
3, 8, L0YG. Clerk.
Bowling Green, February 7, A. D 1871.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-05
No. 1O1.

on ACRES.-60 cleared Good soil fne
CO crop 1f wheat good log houses, stables,
aud nice home. Price, in payments OF $500 n
year, ST 500. Located N a veil settled and rich
neighborh, od in Hancock county,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-05
LAND AGENCY.
Office Opposite Court House, Fildlay

We will cause to be sent to any
person desiring it, paper for three
months, free of charge, containing the
latest changes in our advertising col
umns.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-05
No. 1922

CoOD BRICK HOUSE, Barn out buildings,
VI plenty OF fruit; two good corner lots. Price
on payments that are verV little in advance of
rent. 81 500. A nice Iona and good one, in
FiEdlap
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-05

on ACRES, one-half under cultivation.
GU Spring fed creek land down in wheat,
which goes to purchaser. PIice $40 per acre
will take town property in part payment. Lo-
Gated on south line Of No. 1875, south Of road.
ftho railroad is built through this land. as !!
now appears certain to be- the land will co,n-
mand sl00 per acre in less than year. The
two pieces taken together or in separate lots cnn-
Stitute very fine stock farm. Payments will be
strung out 50 as to place it within reach OF men
Of small means.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-05

Our old patrons, A. ~. GRAPP 4 Co., OF 107
Summit ST., Toledo, are as usual on hand again
with an unsurpassed stock Of stylish goods,
which they offer at astonishingly low prices.
Those Of our ladies'. and gentlemen too, Who Wis
it Toledo, should not fail to call ani see their
ire display of goods.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-05

TTHE OTHERHALF INTEREST In ons Of tn
Il best RrIst mills in the county. Well lnoa
ted. A splendid opening for a live man. Ha
a fine trade established, is backed by a Roo'
wheat country aud At 9 good shipping point
Will exchange Tor timber land or farm. I,ooa
ted at Arcadia, Ohm. The party who reoeive
the half nd vertised az No. ITO is live man an
will make good partner. lie gave vsluabl
farm for the half Of the mill. aud N tdeA goo
bargain.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-05

WE CAN PLACE MONEY in the hands Of
w prompt paying men, on first mortgage So
curty or first class personal security, IN sums
Of from 9l00 to $40, 600, aud obtain from Q TO 10
per cent, on any time from three months to ten
years. Parties having money IN loan and desir-
ing undouhted security, will do well to consult
with us. We are willing 10 submit the secun-
ties for investigation and report tb any party the
lenders they may choose. Also to permit the
papers to be made out at our expense By any
other attorneys, il parties desire,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-05

16O ACRES-65 UNDER EXCELLENT CUI.-
tivation, Mostly in grass good fsnGes ANAL
frame house, barn, and orchard, 95 acres OF
prime sugar. oak, white ash, hickory and bsecn
timber; nice Sugar Camp; near small
town churches. schools, 30. Ia = splsudid
neighborhood, only four miles from = thriving
town on the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne Rail
road. Price on eaay payments. AI3 per acre.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

"SoRIBSERs" FoR APRIL, with It's bright
pictures and Its charming papers, Is now
ready. The leading Illustrated articles ArSi
The Great Navy Yard at Mare Island"
The Silent College at Washington" "Curi-
osltles OF Plant Life" and Hidden Treas
ures." Warner gives another OF his delightful
essays, Backlog Studies" the best thing
In Its way any American or English maya
zine has had for many day. DR.. Taylor
Lewis tells Of ''The Ono Human Race" In
reply to the question, "Was Adam tho First
Man Z" aud FItzedward Hall asks, "ShAll
We Say, Is Being Builti" Noah Brooks has
a valuable and timely article Of interest to
the Christian philanthropiSt, entitled, "Awak-
eued Japan;" and Eugene Schuyler describes
"IIow the Countrymen OF the Grand Duke
Spend Easter at Home" The poems are:
Easter" by Mrs. Whitney; "The Hero Of
the Commune" by Margaret J. Preston,
&C., sc. The stories arc entitled; with the
False Prophet" Mormon Wife's Story;
''Tho Mullenville Mystery" by Julian Haw-
thorne; THE Haunted Closet" by Mrs,
Weiss; "The Boy Johu," by s, c. Kendall.
In Mrs. 0liphant's serial, "At His Gates"
there Is the thrilling episode Of the Bank
Failure, and the Suicide OF the Bank Direo-
tor" DR.. Holland hits some hard blows 10 a
talk about "A Heresy OF Art" "IIepworth
and Heterodoxy," "The Illinois Temperance
Law" "The General and His Friends" "The
Old Cabinet" is sparkling as usual, and
Home and Society" and Culture and Pro-
gresS at Home and Abroad" arc unusually
full, practical and entertaining. These de-
partments have steadily improved from the
hrst, aud will be still further improved In the
May number. The etching shows US "Peter
Green Emulatiug the Grand Duke" Price,
o. a year, IS cents a number. scribner &
Co., No. 654 Broadway, New York.
From Philip & solomons we have received
True as Steel" by Marion Harland, author
OF Hidden PATH" "At Last" SC. Marion
Harlands drdmdtis persoHG arc always
sketched with q free, Arm touch that be-
speaks the practlced hand The stories tell
themselves. There are passion and pathos,
stirring Incidents, and here and there a stroke
Of sportiye by-plAy 70 relieve the otherwise
almost painful interest that enchaius the
reader from the conclusion Of the second
chapter to tho hnal page. Tho march Is
steady and admirably sustained. The cen
trGl idea is novel, and wrought up so well
that we, with her, tender our thanks 10 the
friend TO whom, as We learn from the dedlca-
tion, she is sindebted for the germ Of the story.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

THE AMOUNT OF LYING aud mlsrepreSenta-
ton In reference TO tie Cincinnati movement,
and the attitude Of certain gentlemen to-
wards 1t, Ia perfectly appalling. The strange
spectacle Is presented of body Of reiormerE,
not one Of whom seems capable Of telling
the truth. A few days ago we were told that
Mr.. Sumner would preside over is dellbera-
tlons. Mr.. Sumner has pronounced this
statement to be q fal,ehood. Then we had
the Right Rev. Senator Upton slandering
and ealumniatlDg Mr.. Dawes and Mr.. Gar
field, fast on tho heels OF which came
prompt contradiction. Now 1t appears that
some one else has been forging the name OF
Judge Davis which that gentlemen has seen
at to expose. Would 1t not be well for the
police TO keep an eye on the persons who
are said to bo in sympathy with this political
piece OF chRTlatAnism2 II the officers of the
law will only do their dIty the Cincinnati
convention will never 10 held; or, II h cid, Il
will DO In one Of the national or State penl-
tentiaries.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

Col. Frederick A. CoSKLIEG, a colonel
Of the New York militia and member OF the
editorial staff Of the Sun, arrived In town on
on Tuesday. Col Conkliug represents Mr..
Charles A. Dana, and his business here is
understood to be the dissemination Of lIbels
upon the Administration, and especially upon
the Navy Department. Colonel Conkllng
had long interview with Mr.. Blair, of Mich
igAn, yesterday, the nature OF which has not
tTansplred. Considering that Col. Conkling
was formerly member Of Congress, and is
q brother Of the eminent Senator, his pres
enee 10 Washington on this business Is q
source of grief and humiliation To many who
honor his name.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

Il Ia understood that the commission ap-
pointed under "Au act to provide for 4 re-
vision Of the statutes" passed by our Dis
trict Legislative Assembly, and approved De-
cember IS, 1871, have prepared 4 bill and
submitted the same to Congress, Rbolishing
the present Police Court and substituting In
ils stead what they deuomluate q Municipal
Court, which shall have civil and criminal
Jurisdiction In certain cases. This commits
sion has also smuggiod into this bill section
providing for the reorganization Of the
Board Of Police Commissioners Of the Dis
tri0t, matter not at all 60 rmane to that for
which the bill Is ostenslbly drafted.
Without going into the folly Of mixing
civil and criminal prosecutions 10 the same
court, and the impraeticablllty Of thres
judges being able to attend to all the civil
and criminal business now transacted by the
Police Court and some fifteen or twenty JUS
tees OF the peace, and the great additional
expense which will be eutallcd upon our cIti-
zsns who may be 30 unfortunate as to get
into litigation II this bill should become q
law, we propose 10 call attention TO the
anlmus Of this proceeding Of the commits
sion, as well as their assurance and self-lm-
posed onielonsness In this matter
IT'S weh known In thls community that
the president OF thls commission mas long
oeeh onuoa'or'ng 70 nAnipua'e' no' psy
SOULFUL tno Po'''e ioioo Ul 'n's Dls'rlo' IN
as he did for a time the present Police Court,
and until the excellent judge Of said court
was compelled, for the purposes Of justice
s uu ~ 'uo iIS9's iS 's VI eUuuOn w. n'uy auu
-, - Nv -. y. suo ",
,'no-.s -, -, ,se -, -, - - A.
-, 49,, - '1o IN -, ,r.' ',--
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:, -. zI..I,,. ,,I. ,,I.S.S., - 4, ,,..,-
go. ,ra.., 49, IT,. 80 aI.,,r..aa A..
hs,.d ana nro.,itn,cd ~ ,hsIr own bs :. a.
i,roh,s nrrnose.. ana in ,ho f.co of ali M.
an oh,SonIou, commission nrenarc. 4 nm
giving their pro.Idept n po.,,lon al homo,
ana Inanorcc which he has Inot,ectraIIv
.oubt 10 obtain bv othsr msans and in
other wavs II IA wcll known that he
made au effort before tho House Commit.
t.e for the District Of Columbia 10 have n
hill now beforo saId eommIlteo. consolIdat-
ing the laws creating tho MetropolItau police
force 50 amended as TO make himself one
of the commissioner of saId poIloe. Proba-
Nj, tooI,rg thot he bod ,,usd In hIs ogor,
another hin wa, propar,d and submitted to
the senate having the same object In view,
and. dl,trustlug thls effort he now uses this
Commission b aecomplIsh hi, ambitious pur,
rosss Wa do moi NE IN ,tnts what 1. com,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

We would invite attention 10 the advertise
ment Of Collector Slater, in another column.
It will be seen that, in accordance with law,
he proposes to sell real and personal prop
erty the taxes upon which remain unpaid
after the lsl pre- imo Those who wish to
save the expense Of advertisement and sale
should visit the collectors Office and settle
their Indebtedness before that date.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

TIE RRsoIUTIoN AND SPEECH or srR
CHARLEs W. dixie, In the British House Of
Commons, on Tuesday evening, and the
sceue which followed, was one Of the greatest
and most significant events that has occurred
In England since the signing Of Magua Charta.
II marksthc arst step Of the revolution which
h certain 10 come within tho next quarter OF
q century. It Is In England the nrst fair blow
that has been struck In the cause Of repub-
llcanlsm. Mr.. Dixie was laughed at; do
rislvc choors" greeted his propositions; he re-
oeived vote Of only two iu two hundred and
seyenty.six; but every thinking man will sec
In this ostenslble defeat great and decisive
victory. II Dixie Is only true to himself and
true TO hls party-an ever growing party,
earnest, intelligent, tho leaders Of the new
and advanced thought Of England-he has II
ln his destiny to bo to England what Patrick
Henry was to our Americsa revolution, and
even more. He has stepped into the front
rank Of the new reform party-the party
that Ia destined to remodel not only England,
bnt Enropo
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

Lady Burdstt. Coutts' fortune Is reekoned
at about ten million pounds sterling.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUABLE RIAL rs.
STATE NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
UndsT and 6y vlrtus Of deed Of trust bearing dAts
the Blh Of February, 1851, And recorded In Lbsr
II. Of the land records Of Washington county ID. O.,
At pASoa 1884, Ao and Of the several doofoes pasged by
the supreme Court Of the District OF CoIumblA 10
Gauss No, lI62, kquity Doeket q whersln william I.
Huntington, trustee. 10 plaintiff and Hobsrt j. Wal:
ksr aud othert dafendAnts and also In virtue OF
sundry aereensnta filed In the eAd court, the under
signed trustee, named In said deed Of trust and do,
crooa wilt soil on the gmlsea, oommenetng on
FRIDAY, the I1th day Of Aprll. At 4 O'clock In
the afternoon and continuing from daJ 70 day At the
'Aw' p'A'' * AL 1II6 ~ SQUARE 7aO.
The sale will be made In lots. A. ths sans are laid
down upon plat which viii bo eHhiblted At the sale,
and which 10 deemed By all parties to be the most
suitable subdVilon Of the square for Al purposes.
The square 10 situated In the immediAts Vicinity OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot has boon VsTy
greatly Improved within the last few years, and win
insIsasS 10 value greatly II q few yeArs-
thfd. n a. oi Robert j. WALKER 70 the
menti belouE EnG 70 EAd bank and otbera provided
IN aid dsersss, anountluE In all 10 ell fgi said
sale 10 30 ued from dA 70 dsy until tho sun u
so as. % u realized, with interest.
TERMS OF BALK CASH,
All stamps aud oouyeyAnbing At the oOst Of pur.
ohAasra. II tsnms OF a.le are not complied with In
i've days the Tustee tho right 70 sell at risk
aud cost Of dstapltnE purg rghAser,.. .
WILLIAM 5, HuNrINGTON, Trustee.
LATIMER 4 OLEAhY,
mhH eod4da Auotl0neera.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

INoSfAFa FaS couSTT, 1SS ii ~ ivtRGHsfa, Il SI y :" ~
NJ folio 10, In tho oihoe q the Clerk % the County
Court Of Fairfax ooany. Yirginla will, on the 10ih
house IN fGirfaI oluny Vlrgiaia, sell 70 the highest
bidder foe cash the psos o. parcel Of land described
nihiGiawis ALBRiT PEACOCK Trustee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

In mas ponetrated the Adminlstratlon mind
May.-Tribuns.
Yes, a gathering" In sympathy with ex-
rebels like JEFF Davis, on whose bail bond the
editor Of the Tribune wrote his name few
years ago.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
Snecial Notices.

.w-soTIcE-I1TREny oIys SoT1cr
ihs,f Vii uO,psT 4, 40. s,Ssi, 4 I, ~
NH. -
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llSkoSSMtussss koSSmstuss - o,s,s,la,sal;,Scm ,s,s,lga 4 a.l;,SSsI.
met a. x q hla ~ ssf = ',r.,,. rcssthg.,
'I NJ sls,s III. tho Wi.iRa' sss. sss-'
nfT-TO THE TANPAhbhs
or rHH
,,.-,,,r 30 co,uun.
W
OotLscrons OrgIos; Dini 4 eiof a ~ p2ay,snn
rh.,,., a. -. nse,,,,,, ma. .elcs ~, ,a...,.
main doe ssd uapsid y nov bslnH prepared ssd ssid
properly VII be eiye5ussd tor tais tof hHes a. soon
-, : y ~, y, ,,,ss ~, rvvvp VII,
W. In ANY oksH
Tbo.s ubo ds,,,s 10 ..,. the e1-susss n .dv,r,..
meat and sale .houd call ~ this oss abd ssttis thsr
intsh,ednss. befirs Antil !, use; 800,
ral, ,ps 1s7S sss noG nsid =, =, 90.
he lst dsy of Apvt ssr shall nrn -distsl, proceed
% 81, without further delaL Z? ssii.iy The taEss
hniIse,a, NJ r.,.,. DI,,,,e. AZ T6alnIh1. u1sasn.
iumbla BulldlnEs tstAT sf mhSi.st
TopDV xy,,I 1g . ,,gg-,~., a.,
Na-...asu.s asi % Titi ssp 81, ,s., ~ y
1850 osiesL, Az psr.9ss i.yor.sls z imgyeys.
are rs,g.oti''lS Invited 70 attend By order. ae,
D6-nAs.0o,Ci "a o0nIuf MEnRERS OF
IgRsSAT,. . oslssf, Iss tss gs.po:s .s q y y.
nav SsR n, ssSS;s; s;S.S !; Z. 4 s to'' are 70 a.
@a-S 70 /" w, !. w, ess.sse.i.-
1lnr sOUTHkuN MAINLAND RAIL
soAS .o.,,
RRN MARYLAND RAILROAD COMPANY, held
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
Auction Sales.
ny wnI. l.. WALL. 4 Co, Auctioueers,
No. 900 aud oOa Penn. sssnSs si ssd Niath street

b n.e Msrsis mi dins'
No. 900 aud pO2 Penn. svenus aud Nln,h street
sSTg Ss 81 ~ 9EVE PNEEESS gibF 81
f5hhf fbhftR nonsE,s A stjofIon "AShiN''
us' nd II sGs e & n: "a
S,y ~ s.y .S.r.is z, EisSSs- he IN Ss"
o. Wssbiss,oS i eompisiasst, sad joSs ". Mosssii
& md &S,esI; a!s d.isgdAsts, being E9a, cause nun.
he prs@s 81 he SSls az iSSS q
stJ %sScns IL ss 90 ed ssia cause!
5 Sa 5 q Is. sSsSSs S 70 ps
The,sfIs. y ,.ls gt,seieed 81 ..ld decIse are z.
sssS, .nd he rssdSs 10 ssusi pssnsnt. ons 70 be
made IN ,!I az one q twelve tli1 and the las, q
isrrsd payments 70 be secured b notss % The pur
chaser bsa5ins ln,sres, troT The dsl Of sale. The
ehsssI upon the paImsnt Of the whole the purchase
and sa S h.s. ..,1 M OSGp q
fsiihe.tiou of the sale By the court
i,% .s q a. RS' Ss s -S. .
sht q resell The pssVsry on such gusS ~ ssslos :. .
g. % 60 zen 81 Sbs 20. s.sass SI Ss PaSsSr
dspost e sl'o s p TSaussd -ssn re p,Sg.sy .ga,.
sas1s 4s'a %S.i ,pSs Ssrsg.a az We n. ss,ss.:s
iSbiasOdGd. ". T. wEEt 4 90, Easts:
yH-TuE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED qu,ll
wSsSssspAY va Us6s A'h s g fftSR Ta:sS
mSSi tstAri ". L WALL 90. Auotr,.
By "m' L E.s ENAb A.lbfs = BHsililns. HHlil As''''s''r''
Nos. 900 and g01 Pa ava, 8. ". Oorusrpth street
ITO ilouoRs OF P. o. BoYLK's AoENT, AT
o. FfRifjsY MORNING, March "a. ls7g, con
meuelus AZ 10 o'eicck We vii sell y. enite stock q
ayenue. We mans 10 rArt, vlL!
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

u W. duNhNNOlNs NAghi HsNNlo NAtnN
ID AID Auetionsor, PGn5. avenue, cor. Third st. "a
TB sTEEs SALE OF A NEW THREF,SToRY
AND bA RMkNr BKlg X DMEILiNo HOUsk
By y!It sct ts dseis q t!u,t Y M, eas .sS1riEG
3, ouo thO ,A- RIO rds q the pl tr I iuoi mblA
the other b ring dA,e November ~. $50. and 70.
corded 10 Lbsr No esB, page ~, one Of said land
records and upon the rsa sSt I vhtlng Of the par.
ties secured By said deeds trust, viii SELL At pub
llo AaetioO, % The highest bldds, II front q The
premises, on WEDNKsDAY, the ~ dag Of March,
lsf2, a 30 clock In the AitsEp0o that plses or
parcel Of gronnd situate and being In the eiy Of
WAahlu gt1n, In the DiatTiet q olumblA aud Known
aud dsaiEnAlsd the plat Of AAld city ~ lot twertJ
fou (aly Of 0fAat Taonrdsd sub-div.iou Of square
numbered two hundred and ssventyfour, (l7iD to-
Eother with the improVoments, easomonts and appuF
tsnAnoeA, .
months TespectVsly. TO be secured By the notes oi
the purchaser, bearing Interest, and deed o. ust
on the propsry ss oash TO be paid down At the time
OF the sale All oOnVeyA-olnE and revenue stamps 70
paid for by ths TohAAsT. II th terms Of sAlp
not pled With within days the trustee reserves
ths 70 resell ths property al the cost and risk Of
A' ESoUH TOTTRN. Trustee.
mhil.eosds W.T.. JOHNSON, AuCtiOnSor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

,Sv-NoTIoE-THEREDY eIvG NoTioE
niSesn. mn. WILLIAM a. OhAhh'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

pY LATImRR a. CI.RAHY,
ID Auotionsafg and heal EaAie Hrokeref
southwest corner PsnnsIlVania ave. and Elevouh st.
Star once BulldinG.
SALE or A DESIRABLE PEW IN ST. JOHNS
n. ,,ovn,v a. oHnRoH, 80 .,.,,
70 shall all, for cash, Al our Anotionfooms, PkW
No. % In 81 JONAS church, corner Of s1lssnth and
n gtreats, LArIMHR a OLEARY,
mh20dAda Auohoneera.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

sSy-KNIeHrs OEIxgHIAI5,IOIrT
90 "a q ~ EvsNfsd' aad IN 81 4, sssiesE:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

merDHf gRADQATk OF OHIO
Oollogs OF Dental suTEsy N Ssyeuth stsesl,
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

RY,eggSN q ,wILLIAaIs,, Ase!!lLOn.ssr;;;
. AVID HousEHoLp EuR.
F1asr.oLkSs BOARDING.
By L1TIsIsEs L1IIIsI..-: z ..S ShEAEy, NJ. ..,. Booker.
southvsst corner d Penn. ave Ard RisVoni street.
Star once Building.

CATALOGUE SALE OF LAW LIBRNRY.
On MONDAY and TuEsDAY EVENING March
IS and TO- 1sTa. commenolba Al 1f.lO o'ciOcf al
auction ioons We shall ssli Law LbraTv, embfaong
many valuable E1gllsh and American Reports, Dgesls
N. s.%TSs Boois vii bo on the shslr,s for srm.
PsTtiss unable 10 uttsnd the sale eau have their
otders erscuted BY the Auotioueor. -
nbiadNda AuctlonoerA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

nSg-SOTIUE-IO TRR CENT. DISCOUNT.
For the purpossoi reducing our vory hsau
stock Of Slate and Marble MNntss We will allow the
above discount all oAah sales Of the for the
psIt thirty dATa We the sale agents for this Ter
ntorJ Of the fine slate Man ais Of which stock
sl.ts. HAMILTON 4 PkARsQN,
fe9tim No AVN q. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21

IoR BALE a FARM OF oNB HUN DRED
and aiiJiso acres, ulus miles bslov washinE.
cleared and undsr cultivation, bAanos In timber and
goed soOd issns spd brick dsclilni lsIs. barn 1
two ten.nt houiesi hns ,Ioang orehArd. epples,
peas aud peaohes publc wharf three hundred Iards
trom house Prios 5000 -si OOO cash, baIsnee OJ0
per ysar. Apply 10 A, U TRAVIS,
Act, northeast corner ssvsuih ADD D strssls north.
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