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Curious Explosion.

A curious explosion occurred on the
Communipaw ferry-boat Central, last week.
The boat was lying on the repair dock,
some workmen being engaged in cleaning
the paint from the inside Of the cylinder.
They were working with benzine, and had
pail of that fluid on the bottom Of the
cylinder. Suddenly small streak of fame
started from under the hands Of the work.
men nearest the pail, and in an instant an
explosion occurred, scattering the burning
fluid over the men. Martin Sweeney, Chas
Maloy and John Hays were seriously burn
cd. The explosion cannot be accounted
for ulaf dnoi IN
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Forbade the Bans.

A little church in Iowa, at place called
Tete des Morris, was lately the scene of
such an exception, and the uproar created
by it appears to have been intense. A
couple were in process of being united,
when a gentleman rose in the church and
forbade the marriage. He proceeded amid
extraordinary excitement, to set forth the
''just cause of impediment," which, in
his view, rendered the proposed union in
admissible. The lady, it appears, had been
previously engaged to himself, in proof of
which the Tilted one forthwith began to
read in loud voice some of her love-letters
which he drew from his pocket, and which
were couched in strain of extraordinary
warmth and eloquence. On this, the
friends of the bride, naturally averse tC
publicity being given to hor gushing effu-
sions, set up an indignant outcry, and
tried to silence the reader. His friends
on the other hand, stood by him and in
sisted he should go on. A violent alter
cation ensued, which the clergyman vainly
sought to suppress, and at last the church
became what Dubuque paper calls ga
perfect pandemonium" of shouting and
recrimination. With infinite difficulty, the
combatants were got out of the sacred ed
edifce, only to continue the row in the
church yard; but the main object Of the in
terruption was, at all events, secured, fol
the marriage was stopped, and is now sale
to be indefinitely postponed.
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Gbe Gintes, Mem Blonnrhelo, 1)a..
Ne,o Adverttsements.
Pennsylvania Military Academy,

0hlsyiNoi'io "'''"'y nO"uOh'yi
At Chester, Delaware County, Pa .(For Resident
Cadets ony) The eleventh annual session COM
ion in Civil Engineering, the Mathematical and
Natural Sciences The Classics and English Is
competent professors. Circulars may be obtain.
ed OF
37r4t Col. THEO HYATT Prest. p. M. A.
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The New York Post ONCE.

The New York Mercantile Journal gives
the following interesting particulars re-
garding the new post Office building now
being erected in that city.
"The material for the Post Office is the
best of granite, from Dix Island on the
coast of Maine--the same quarry from
which the treasury building in Washing
ton was built. The stones are not only
quarried, but each perfectly fitted upon the
island, so that when it arrives at New York,
it goes without trimming or alteration, to
its place and such has been the accuracy of
of the work, that but one extra stone has
thus far had to be ordered from the quarry;
and this, the superintendent there asserts,
must have been lost in the transportation,
as it was previously cut and shipped with
the rest. An accurate account is kept, not
only of the numbering and shipping of all
the stones, but also of the cost of each;
the number of days work and their price
being set opposite every one. Whoever
read the history, not only of the whole
building, but of each individual fragment
of it-another marked contrast to the facts
in regard to the Court House.
A matter worthy of note in this connec-
tion is that with twelve hundred men, of
different nationalities, working at these
quarries, such quiet and order prevails that
not police officer is employed on the
island. One secret of this is that the Maine
liquor law is rigidly enforced, and any man
who drinks is promptly discharged. The
Superintendent says, "Let liquor be used
here at all, and our lives would not be safe
a day. Now, no community in the world
is more orderly"
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EATON FEMALE INSTITUTE,

On Phila. a. Bait, Centra,R. r. Kennett Square,
Chester Co., Pa, offers all the inducements that
constitute a home in connection with a thorough
extras except for instruction in Wax, Music,
Latin, French, German, Painting and Drawing
Eastern teachers, graduates OF our New England
Schools have been employed for several years.
Inquire Of EVAN T. SWAYNE SALLIE W..
SWAYNE, Principals. 37r4t
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.rsEl-lA -ten.zenr old SON Of Edward BEN

gB-A ten-year old son of Edward Ben
nett, Of the village of Erie, Whitesides
county, was placed on horse to ride him
TO water, the other day, tho halter being
wound around his body and the end tucked
in, when the horse took fright and ran
away, throwing the boy off and dragging
him, or rather carrying him eighty rods
before the halter unwound and released the
then lifeless body.
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DuNCANNoN STATION.

On and after Sunday, Nov 18th, 1871, trains will
leave Duncannon, as follows:
Y WESTWARD.
Cincinnati Express lfag) 1l.05 2. M. Daily. ''
Way Passenger, 8.l2 A. NJ, daily except Sunday
Mail, L56P.M, ............. daily except Sunday
Mixed, h47 P. NJ, daily except Sunday.
.t.H EASTWARD. M tlor
Hl Harrisburg Accom- l26sp M, daily exceptspnday.
Cinolnnatt Express ic03 p N. daily.
WIN. @. KING, Agent.
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Perry County Bank!
SpOnsler, Junkfn e. Go.


TTyHE undersigned, having formed q BankingA
Il ISOLATION under the above name and style arc
now ready to do a General Banking business at
their new Banking House, on Centre Square,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA.
We receive money on deposit and pay back on
demand. We discount notes fora period Of not
over 60 days, and sell Drafts on Philadelphia and
New York. q" 44it 4
On time Deposits, five per cent. for any time over
four months and for four months four per cent.
We are well provided with all and every facility
for doing Banking Business; and knowing, and
for some years. feeling the great Inconvenience
der which the people of this County labored forthe
want OF q Bank Of Discount and Deposit, we have
have determined to supply the want ;andthis being
the first Bank ever established in Perry county, we
hope will be sustained in our efforts, by all th
business men, farmers and mechanics
This Banking Associations Is composed of the fol
lowing named partnerss rgrtrr
+ W. A. sPoNsIER, Bloo,nheld. Perry county, Pa
! WIN. II. MILLER Carlisle,
oFFIoERs;
w. A. SPoNSLER. President
WILLIAM WILLIS, Cushter.
New Bloomfield, s 1y "a
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Pennsylvania r. r. Time Table.
NEWPORT STATION.

NEWPORT STATION.
On and after Nov. 18th, 1871 Passenger trains
will run rs follows: 1HI ld
Hl EAST
Mall. 616 p. M, daily except Sunday
Harrisburg Accom- 1924 p M, daily /" Sunday.
frf 7t.si f WEST. ..m
Thro Pass 4.05 A. M. (lag) daily except. Monday.
Way Pass S.46 A. M, daily, except Sunday.
Mai, ESQ P. M. daily except Sunday.
Mixed G. 81 p M, daily except Sunday. ~ .t,i
Cincin'ti Ex (ag) 1l36 NJ, daily, except Saturday,
J. j. BARCLAY, Agent.
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SOUTHWARK.

MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Elmira 5.40a IN. Williamsport 9.05 a. m.
Harrisburg 2.15p. m. Ar.Baltimore at $50 pm
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS.
Leaves Canandaigua 4.S0 p. M, Elnlira $40 p. m.
WilliamspOrt H. 15 p M, Harrisburg at 3.35 q. IN.
Arrives at Baltimore at TOO am.
tr.ratfn ERIE EXPRESS.
Lys Erie at 7.50 D. m WilliamspOrt at 600 a. IN.
Lys. sunbury 7.4O a. M, Ar. Harrisburg 1910 am.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Lvs. Harrisburg lOl5 am, All. Baltimore Lib pm.
/ NIAGARA EXPRESS SOUTH.
Lvs Canandagua1l. .30a. IN. Elmlra asp. IN
Winiamsp0rt 465pm Sunbury $50 p. ID.
Harrisburg a40p.m. ar Baltimore, 1l5O pm.
+ For further information apply at the Ticket
oillce, Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
Z ftl R.'Ai ALFRED II. FISIkE, '
General superintendent
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Stage Line Between Newport and New
aF 1s1N Germantown.

CSTAGEs leave New Germantown daily at four
- O'clock a. m. Landlsburgat q 30 q. IN. Green
park at 8 q. m. New Bloomfield at 911 q: m.
Arriving at Newport to connect with the Ac-
coinmodaflon train East
Returning leaves Newport on the arrival OF the
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NORTHWARD.

7 NAIL TRAIN. rrt .tu
Leaves Baltimore, $50 am Harrisburg, LIS p. IN
Williamsport 6.20 p. M, and arr. at Elmira 1870
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Leaves Baltimore, 7,S5 pm. Harrisburg,4l5 am.
WilliamspOrt, z45 n IN. Elmira, lL30 a. m.
FAST LINE.
Leaves Baltimore II 40 p IN. Harrisburg 4.40 pm.
Arr. .at Williamsport 6.l5p.m.,
WESTERN EXPRESS.
Leaves Baltimore10. .00p,m. al, Harrisburg IL 55am.
NIAGARA EXPRESS,
Lvs. Baltimore 7.50 am, Harrisburg 10.40 a, nA
Arrives at Canandagua at 7.40 p. IN.
:" Niagara at II .40p. m.
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ElCHIER'S RECIPES FOR LIQUORS

Contain the latest improved instructions for mix
ing Brandies, Whiskeys, Runs, Gins, Bitters,
Fancy Cordials Fruit Syrups, Bay Rum, &C., sc.
No one engaged In the Liquor Business can afford
TO do without them. Ask for them and examine
them at the bookstores. Delivered by mail, on
receipt OF 81. by AscHENBHcn& Il MILLER, N. w.
cor. Sd and Callowhill Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. In
dex and sample sheets sent free. 37r4t
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NN AND AFTER SUNDAY. June 9th, 1872,
" the trains on the Northern Central Railway
will run as follows:
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Northern Central Railway.
sUMMER ARRANeEMENT.

Through and Direct Route to and from Wdshtng
ton, Baltimore, HXHlfrd, Eric, BttGdlo,
Rochester and Niagara FuIlS.
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HUNTINGTON uaRRET.

o.o,.. ID w.etytyLoa.,%I,.....
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NOTICE.

. The partnership heretofore existing between
Cherry a Simpson is hereby dissolved since
July |, 1872. j. NJ. CHERRY.
huntington July -, lS32. aug3
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HOY. w. 5. GRoEsn.Ck.

The following letter from this able and
and distinguished son OF Ohio will he read
with deep interest by his numerous friends
in West Virginia. lie was the first choice
Ola large number OF Democrats in thu,
STATE for the Presidency, who believed h. I'M
worthy OF that exalted station, aud who
telieyv,l he could have been elected had
the Democratic National Convention decid.
I'll to make n straight ont nomination As.
hpwever.th At body thought proper not to do
-, Mr.. GrorsLeck acquiesces ia the action
oihis pirly aud thereby, in this contest as
IN every other, repeats the goci example
which, ~ a sound Democrat he has ever
presented in the conduct of hi, political
career.
coLrNsrs, o., July e9.-The following let
Ter, addressed to Hon. John q. Thompson and
"eLciai Ia. BIinkerhon, Chairmen of the Dem
vcratic and Liberal Republican Sta.e Execu-
ave Committees of Ohio, has just been made
public.
CINcIsNATI, July 20, 1872.
GkSTLENE>;-I have your note inviting me-
4" preside a. the mass meeting OF pcn,urr,ts
anu Liberal Republicans which will be held N,
Columbus GA the 3Uth inst, Ia ratify tn, nc
tiUn OF tue Cincinnati, Cleveland and Balt;-
more Couven,ions. l am sorry to decline nm
Important invitation. given in such kind words.
hn, L cannot be with you. Lest may be mis-
understood, desire 10 say that | accent IN.
action oil the Conventions referred TO- and will
Vote Tor Mr.. Greclcy. The Presidential cam
pa'gh Is nov fully aud finally arranged. There
VIA be but two candidates-both Republicans;
Hhd We must choose between them IL will
not be difficult; aud while We should not hone
Il n. Ia HHrfu A Il.
"feeiey, yet, nominated a he has been by two
National CvnVcuttuns-one Republican IN,
othei Deinocraiic-we may expect an Admins.
fration that will not be partisan And nfter
: all such an Administration NAV be very vel
come ana may be what is most needed for
The present hour. Folluwinga heavy civil
war Al VIII be opportunc, aud hest suitci Ia
heal intmoSitics and restore good viii between
All sections Vi our country and all our people
n'ueT IN politics from Mr.. Greeley, and he
was not my choice; but he has been chosen
anu with extraordinary unanimiiy. aud is now
before us Us the only representative of conciIia
non, ANA unocr pledges oi important reforms
MS great ability, courage and patriotism are
uhqesuoheii aud If lac is selected we have good
reason 10 believe we will get reconciliation and
reform. If he Is defeated. we already know
We Will not get them; but the Administration
no" closing "ill be repeated 1t should not
bc rrpealedi nor should we make il an exam
Pie Tor imitation by Its endorsement bv re
election. A. u soldier. Gen. Grant i iu~tIv
distinguished. His war services were very
great, and should be acknowledged; by all
'noy nave been, and even generously acknowl-
'"se'' ANA We should never forget them. But
"e Is not suited Tor the civil magistrucy, aud
"e should allow bis Administration t. clo,e
with tho pending term
intended 10 write at more length and some
detail, but what have already said l., a fair
reply TO your note Thanking you for your
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hen man thinks that nobody cares
Tor him, and that he is alone IN q cold and
selfish world, he would do well to ask him
self what he has done to make ANYBODY
care for and love hun, and TO warm the
world viii, faith and generosity. General
y those Who complain thelnost have done
the least
E.ery human soul Las the germ Of some
flowers within, and they would open If they
could only iind -un-iine and free mir to *
pand 90. always told you. that not nav
irs enough oisuhshiue was what allied tho
"orlp Make people happy and there will
not Dc haii ihc quareelins, ora tenth rar.
Of 'hr"ickcino, there is-Hs emil
'ongrcs- appropriated $lj 900 to cncour.
ACC shai and salmon rai-ifg There J., no
r'' ON why every acre OF water shoud not
yi'i twice aa much food a. every acre of
arabic land But no more fin OF the
Hamilton &c g.
Ina rorrut debate ueub,r OF Che Cali.
.orma Legislature excl umed. 'thc Honor.
thle gentleman from tp.lycrns count, D..
Undoubtedly 20 pcrsDu OF great abilities. "a
'itu pi ta..n'--a nlurh born genius. huf
tiare is ore lining d.fy him {, do. and
.1't o.. '' H.c 'hc torom oi % iyms.rar
without shutting bis nose
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1 Sell Goods at a Low Figure.

shall
few articles and make
than they worth have
IN far and honorable manneraway ready
intend keep II week
and year--always thanking them for their patronage.
Of
all who he pleased patronze distinctly nm
derstood that when Goods intend pay for
jc22n5y /. DOOIITTJE
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the firm name Of Lit
Tie and Moore, j. this day dissolved by mu.u-
al consent. All claims due the firm will be-
collected by c. L. Little. and all debts due by
the firm will be settled by him.
q. 4. LITTLE.
SAM'L MOORE.
Huntington, W. Va. July 80. ls72-aug3ff.
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GOaIIriDITI.ES.

The following article from the 81 louis
Times, prcscnts 20 public view an example
worthy OF imitation 10y other corporations.
such liberal aud enlightened policy dis
plays true enterprise, and can not tail 10
promote the interest, Of botl the company
and the people
We are IN rc"eipto ma invitation from Matt
4. Wood, Esq., general superintendent Of III.
Cincinnati nnd Icrro Hautc Railroad Gonna
ny, to participate in the opening evcur- ion of
this important road On thu gth of Auui-t Tho
company, with cumncndabie -ririt at cnter-
prize aud lihcr1iity, make the following prop-
"sitions: H. any rolling Hiil n bil e furnace
company locating on the rogd, forty l0I acre.
~ ground for work, ami the curi iu one hun
dfed 100 aor"- "i clay or Ovon county. Iuli
ana, block coal h.ld; the or, ir,ri one hgr ir. I
tlOOl u-trt oi tle Hardin. pope or Mt..ar
conntic. lllu"i., brown Irmatiie trI.. aud
Rgr'e Geo iurrl.u tNcW uitb 400 order. for ul.t
snant iron required tor the railway u.eu uc
rod pI two years. 20 1uy railway ~.r manu-
factory i1ta. d upon i-- lone, rlHy u.l give
twenty 1.lrs .i uHi .tIuif. q i.rwnf'... tb,
timber FROM rro iut Itel acres Ut th, b..t Dak
umblred itud ir oven .nuu.y, aul 1890 order
Tor "nc tuuu IaI rrs lD cpinYi..cl work. ui.. Do.
10 rnl ..T UIo.i Or aisle 'sirs. The pcos. .afy
ground i"r work. InI ui .I1i ordc. fog tuatf
IttIu. 'n iNi. Ip.i .I .e. n.. uiH..u.ir-
'.ml"-Hin. 90 arrl. l..iIU.. FOO re iDcr.n.
Aud sue''. i1i rt' cutting .. th'ir uDrLs.
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l.. DooLITTI.E
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions.
Cor. Sd Avenue and 10th Street,
HUNTINGTON VEST w.

Ihe undersigned bcS leave to advise the public
Goods in his line in particular that they will
ei assortment of Goods of best qd None but
All goods sold at this establishment
ed, and .i
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Notice.

Persons wishing to purchase Farming. Tim
ber' or Mineral lands, near the Railroad and
the GuyandOttc river. would do we'll 20 call on
jun2gm2 c. l.. ROFFE. CaboiIC. II.
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RI gREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionssr.
u No. 1901 Northwest corner Of l0tb and n ~.

CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE lMPRoy.
ED AND CNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE
BY virtue Of decree Of the Su preme tiour,
~. OF the District Of Columbia made in the
came Of Henrietta i. Young and Other We
Eta Brent, NO. 1884 Equity Docket H. and dated
February IS, Isl will offer &C auction on w EiE
NESDAY, the 18th day Of March next on the nrem
isss, At clock p m the following valuable prop
erty IN W Arlington, viz:
j. The property on the west side of Sixth street
vest between and y streets, formerly the real
dence Of G. Washington Young, deceased, consist
Jog o. Lot numbered twenty two = in ga ware nu
eered four hundred and NIFTY sig 45s land the south
srn twenty four feet eight and half inches, from
'front.' To rear OF Lot twenty one "a in the same
s1uare the whole having . front Of seventy four
an uniform depth Of one hundred and nineteen feet
ten INCHES. The Dwelling il q Substantial two-story
bfiek house, with basement attic and back bulai
Win sancient ground and stAbling. There is a va
cant bnliding lot on the north.
inme1iately after the above, Lo. sixteen (l5l in
ieur hundred and seven iU7 fro lting Fty.
ne .est nine inches the west side Of Sfh street
pe.rsen ID and streets, improy ed by brick
Hxty uapie, covering the whole front
iefms o. sale One fifth Of the purch ,se money
pe pAd IN cash, and the residue in four email in
s.aietts AZ SIN twelve, eighteen aud tw nty four
ohtns, pectIveiy, with interes st. 10 he sssnrad
" approveo notes and q resery ed lien on the mn
cry Ihe terms OF sale must be com piled win n
ter days amer sale, or the property mry h, resals
ser enc week potlce, at the risk and cost Of The
mrs, iSn sps ana conveyanciag At the
'0'' v ' WALTER 8. cox. rru...
teee dSds GREEN 4 WILLIANS, h9:ts.
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DIED..

ASHTON. Departed this life. ON March IA h. AZ
. " clock =. IA ALENANDSR ASH ron for.
'f IN ".7 WI"
The Relatives aud friends ~ the family are re-
u-stsd &" attend the funeral from his r. sidap =
virginia ayenee. between 10Th aud llth strest. :
W, on Thursday, March 9Th, at lo1a a m
CARTER. On Tuesiav morning. the 9Th instan,
hAkf WILSON CARTER. aged II years and .
months "
Her funeral will take pace On Friday, the Sch al
20 cicck m from her late residence, 909 4 Get
Tue I'm nis - the family ard If her brother. Jam
N Garter 81 salt LAX are invited to attend.
New York Herald please corr
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Rf GREEN 4 W lLL1AMS, Auctioneers
!" Northwest corner 10th and streets
1kt sThEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROP

- BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated December
5lsi, a: ID: lsl0, and duly recorded in Liber No
loin "a &c. Of the land records for Wash
ton OF the party secured thereby, viii sell at pnb
nc suction, on MONDAY, this l1th day of March,
4 II Is'z,af 4ts clock p in front az the preIni.
ses, Lot numbered sixty six, DO in Allen and Fal-
coner subdivision IF part of the eastern hsIf of
-InSre numbered two hundred and seventy -four,
Z 27iJ in the city Of Washington with ali ibe i'm
provements thereon.
Ihls property 10 very desirable, being located in
J O. ms: One half in cash. Of which $50 must Be
.aia Al sale; the deferred payments to be made In
and secured BY deed Of the satisfaction
y. the urustee Terms to bs fully complied with
serves the right 70 resell the pro perty after one
III NOTICE, AZ the risk and cost of first purchss.r
Az eonveyahcfx g and siam at pur chasers cost
= WIN III WARO Trns,aa
ebziSaw6ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS ku.t.
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GOLDEN HILL.
This popular FAMILY FLOUR In store and FOR
sale in lots to suit.
MEAL, MILL FEED.
BALED HAY and STRAW.
W. M GAIT q co.,
decl5-d Indiana avenue and LIST street.
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DY B. ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctieneer,
1923 Seventh street.

ID Real Estate Broker and Auctieneer,
729 Seventh street.
TkUsTEEr SALE or TWO STORY FRAME
sRHMUE THwEsT1 No. 4ls SEVENTH srEEET
- BY virtue Of a deed OF trust to the under
E" signed: dated December 10, 1870 recorded in
VIII cnf by of
premises, 10 the highest bidder, on FRIDAY, March
?, lsa2 at O'Clock p m the north half Of Lot n.
said lot fronting 2f.et Seventh street and
running back with tn. width fleet to the rear line
Terms: 0ne:third cash; balance in 6, II and is
months with 10 per cent interest to be secured by
day Of sae In tSe sse 1o on the
with in five days after sale, the property will be re-
sold at the risk end cost Sf hs
iebl7-eo&ds B. n. wARNER, Xuct
- ooo New Marble Building,
SOU and So2, W. cor. Penna. ave. and 9th st.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
the Hasfdgg sdo will sel a. pubc sust2n
800 Penna avenue o West On fMU n
iss sa dss If sI fsA #
= Ledyard Hodge and wife in trust for the United
0I I6 rs numbered twenty 90, and twen.y.on.
a. of subdiy ision Of square six hundred and thirty
1880, in tn the c;sy Of Washington , D; Q.
PAkT Of LOT numbered fourteen, IA, in
Square hundred and fifty four 15iJ in the city
OF Washington, D. o., being 46 feet front on 18th
street, and running west Of that width to the full
the north nineteen feet thereof.
g. LOTS numbered twenty nine (29) and thirty.
Pleasant Plains, in Washington county, d. q.
Terms: Cash at time of sale.
deposit Of sloo on each will be ,egprea Is soon
w~ solisitpr Of the Treasury.
declllawtMarl then dts.