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pY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auct.oneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and D sta

- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and D SITS.
FIFTY FOUR INSIDE WINDOW sHUTTERS:
l. WINDOWS, l0x22; Is WINDOWS, 1920;
IL WINDOWS, 10xlS, AT PUBLIC AUG
TON.
On MONDAY, the ID day of December, A. d.
lef2, at "a oC ock m, We shall sell, at the car
porter shop in Pr athers alley, in Of house No
43l, fronting on street nori between 4h aud 81 b
streets west, on account of whom 1t may concern,
for cash. By order of
j.. w WHEATER,
GEORGE MILLER.
noy22-d6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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kf THOSE WAGGAMAN, Real Estste Auck
- SlS 7th street, opposite Post Once.
TkusTEEE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
SSr N0nra TAEHT, BETWRIN ass AND

24rH sTRKETs. BOB AND
Uneer and by virtue Of deed OF trust.
bearing date on the 18th day Of July ls7S, and
reeoIds for Wsshineton c,unty, D. g. EVEN nv
ST1 1n.,i Drnry and his wife, the underlined
s sSrs on MEBHEsDAY, the 9Th Noyember.
No 81 IN WssS,Ipm part q Lot No. 3, in square
r ,sTs Gn n9Tth street and improved b. nice
Terms One Salf cash; b,I..c. IN air. .v.,, a..
eignseen ronths. Fifty dollars cash must be peid
~ Hme o. pio. OonveyaneDg q cost Of purchaser
IoT dsy q sale the property to be resod ct osss
ni4-eo&ds TROs. Z. wAeaAnAu. 1ru.....
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10y LATIhER L ULEARY,
- Auo.ioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ly ana and iIth street
Star Once Buildings

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE NAB THE BALTIM0RE AND OHIO
SGE AND HoRrH G aioLh sTaEEE. AVN
Ia cate ne slh q EIebIsary 1851: and ssothsf
recorded and Of the several DEGREES 4ssed by the
supreme Court Of the District Of Oolambis in
No 692, EQsity Docket 9, wherein lillian 3.
Wall sr and others defendants, and also in vir
undersigned, trustee, appointed by the court, will
sell the following real estate Va me city of wash
ington upon the days and times following, that Is
ON MONDAY, the 25th day of Novembe- instant.
at o'clock In Il g afternoon, will sell, upoa the
On TUESDAY, the asiS day Of ' So1em E in.
slant at O'Clock in the afternoon. will sell parts
day 1T O'Clock in the afternoon, upon the prem.
ises, Will sell lot l. in ,quare IA;
instant, at O'Clock in the afternoon, viii com
mence to sell on the premises, and will continue
the same hour, from day to day until the whole is
The sale will be made in lots, the same are laid
down upon plat which will be exhibited at the sale
and which is deemed by 81 parties 10 be- The m Dst
suts Die subdv sion of the square for all pur poses
Tho square is situated in he immediate vicinity
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot has been
very greatly improved within the last few years
and will increase IN value greatly in few years.
debd sss 81 mf Rbs for tie Of paying the in
tionsl Bank of Warrington. and sundry judgments
belonging to aid bank and others, as provided IL
Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the balance in equal install
ments in six. twelve and eighteen months, the rur-
chaser to give for the deferred pay bis promi
sorry notes, Tearing interest and secured to the
satisfaction II the trustee Purchaser to make de.
post Of $40 on each lot purchased at the time OF
sic for and expenses. The trustee reserves
the right to resell at the risk and cost of purchaser
All conveyanoing at cost Of purchase;
ne dads LATIMER ULEARY, hucts.
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EVENING STAR.

Coal IN THE EARTH.-ProfessOr ABstesd
mentions that a quart-r of a million Of squa e
miles of the earfh's surface care covered with
sar dstores and shaes az the carboniferous Pc
Rod among uhich coal il buried, and this coal
Il for the most part accessible. Now there are
upwards OF three million square wards of sur
face IN = square mile, and, assuming an aver
sge total thickness CT ten Yards for all the dis
total number Of cubic wards OF available col
the enormous figure of $50 900 coo. As a cubic
yard OF coal weighs nearly a ton. we nav say
that there are In round numbers OF, 10000 If
tons Of coal available for the use of the human
race. III We took the average number of human
beings living a. each moment during the next
800 years IN be 1900 CO.. 0oO, and the annual
consumption for all purposes to be at the Aver
age rate o. one ton per human being. the supply
would last for that enormous period.'-COrHAtl
NgCGzfrs
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1NkY GEO. 3. HILL 90. D ORAOKgR0.
frr m the Old Jameson Baker,,
H: CUMPsTON. JR: wholeeAls Agent,
ct0-lh' no. o3e Louisiana aveaue :.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and D sts

RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and b sts.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN SQUARE No. 2OS, NEAR PRESENT
STATE DEPARTMENT.
- by virtue Of deed of trust dated May 18th,
E" A d. 1872. and duly recorded in Hber No ga,
-. foies lSs, SC, Of the land records for Wash
party secured thereby: will SELL at public auction
10 front o. the premises, at ~ O'Clock M, on
TUESpAI, the Sd day Of December, A. D. 1872
Lot g Nos 70 a. "a a rs - e a. s. S. 81 S. s.
recordsd 81 bdivison of square numbered two hum
dred and eight f9S) In the city of Washington to-
sether with all the Improvements thereon
This sale win be made subject to prior encum-
brsnce, OF which statement will be made at sale.
Terms OF sale: One third in cash, of which $50
must be paid each lot at the time Of SALE the de.
ferred pay ments be made in and IL months after
day OF sse with interest at the of ten Der cent
per annum, and secured by deed Of trust to the sat
sfaction OF the trustee. Terms to be fully com piled
with within six days after SALE otherwise the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property the
FISK and cost OF the first purchaser ALI conveyance
ing at the cost Of the pnIch aser.
WIN. H. WARD, Trustee,
movie eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Ancts
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LIVERY STABLES.
N TEE sUPhEME CVURr OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Ur,, me "a day Of Norsnatsr, A. ID. 1872.


The "a day Of Norsnitsr, A. ID. 1872,
huLP vs.. RAWLINGS ct al, No 23S3 Fou,tv
Dock ct IL S''
Sanuel l.. Phillips and smes Robsp, the trps.aA.
appointed oy decree Of the Court in the absys-
en,iea Gauge, passed ON or about the l4th day OF
and Described In the pr ceedngs in said cause h.y
July, A: D. 1871 they sold ut public aaction 10 y
Cark. the weetei portion Of Lot Is and the
whole o. Lot ~ in square 100, fog the gun of as
d;; !, ~ square s91 for the sum Of 95s Is sub.
Oh $500; and TO Arthur clements amongst Other
the western portion Of Lot B. in lola
-, tney being the highest bidders therefor: thaf
seid elements has since assiGned his said purchase
10 S9pn W. klchardson, and that said CLARK and
sse ,. have complied with tho terms OF
OF soyenber, A ID. 1871, ordered that said sale. be
INined ana confirmed, unless cause to tnr coufrary
.neLsof ce shoSn on or before the Sd day OF De.
Upost next: Pfoctdsd, COPY Of this order he pub
iisbed once week for three weeks prior TO ssia
p10i'sn 3, II fSs se re city OF Washington. T.
A true copyOTest: J. MEIos. oIs.k VILE
no@s8 By L. p. WHLIANs, Asst. Clerk
THE suPRIME OOURT or Ta7 DIS.
L TRiCr OF COLUMBIA-No. 11ll Ia. Doc S.
II the matter Of fhe estate Of the late WtlltaM
Woythfnsfoa.
The accounts Of Thomas 4. waggaman the trus-
zee OF ssid sst.te have been rsfsrred to for
notIned that shall siate the same ~ my Office in
Young's Law Building. ON the 18th instant, az D
m: They are requested to att nd. nov
TAY GIO. z. HILL 4 90. 3 ORAOKIRs.
u frf M the Old Jameson Baker,.
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~ u. II WAKNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 129 Seventh street, between and H
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE STORY
FRAME DIV ELLlEGS: Nos lJ0S AND 1910
l. STREET, n w AT AUCTION
- BY virtue of q deed Of trust t. US, dated Feb
- rusry Sth 1872, and daily recorded j. tiber C75
= foil ~, one Of the land records for Washing OF
O.. will sel', at public auction. in fT mt of the
premises t. the hiahez' bidder on WEDNESDAY,
ID fmber 4th 1872, hi o'clock p m. th@ east halt
OF lot No 6 square No. 1873, fronting 2615 feet on
north l. str and running back the same width 81
feet IN inches to a public alley.
Tetms to be made known on the day Ct sale. Ii
terms are complied with within nv days aft II
sale, the roperty wilt be rescd at the risk and cos
Of the defauliirg purchaser i0c deposit
suce OF bid CCnyeyancBg at the c, st Of purchaser
ID L. EhTOS, Trustee
novl5 b. ii. WARNER, Auct.
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RY GRLEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneen.
- No. 1901, northwest corner Of 10th and DIST,

RS GRLEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneery,
no. iooi, northwest corner Of 10th and Dsts
TBgTsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
iITExME bwEfL1sa HOUSE Oh ENTME abis5S
S 81 dated Of s tr.'t Sn Ben
corded in Lber 66s. folio a of the land records
direction the holder Of TIE note seca9eS sa bSy
ii HTSS auction on The
Sri tbst pi.oe or parcel Of Grouna in the city OF
sshihgton,D known and distinguished as lot
sHnsre ,e '0'' III John b. Turton's subdivision Of
Terms Of sale: One third cash: bslaace in and 70
ard Lotes bearing interest at the rate OF ten Der
S Gent: per annum, payable sent snnusIly. 500
aneiDg at purchasers cost. If the teras of sale are
not cInplsd with within Eve days from the day Of
at and cost s dsfsu rfSsi p she
2. (. R4RSSEiiLuE, Trustees.
novIi GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. I29 It'll street, between and H.
TRMsTEEs SALE OF A TWO STORY AND
s3ISSk! bSSk p!IEPI hsaa!s No. NOT MtGH FIFTH fM2
Nav Is, 1871. and duly recorded in Iisef p1 NS
- 66l, folio ls4. one of The lard records OF wash
q The Iemises, 70 the hshes. bidder on FRfpH JAY
TIE oh day Of December, i07a, at O'Clock p, N !.
anu n6Uousns ddrKne s. and others
subdiy ision of lots in sqnare ST. as the same Is re.
Greed In hbtr ,foho Is. In the Surveyo-s Office
o. the city OF Washington. D. c.. together with The
Terms One, third cash, and the balance in 8, I,
and 70 months IT. day of sale, with ten per cent
.tfest secured BY deed Of trust on the property
CIV deposit on acceptance of bid. II the terms Of
sale are not complied with within i've DAYS Alder
safe tne property will be resold ct the rsk and cost
9, The defsuitins purchaser Convsysnoins q pur.
i itESs I; 1 ssSSxsHfssERSS.s Trustees.
n2l.eo&ds Reel H. WARMER, Auct.
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TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON 9TH STREET, BETWEEN g AND ii
STREETS NORTHWEST.

STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue of u decree passed in cause No. ,S3l
"a: Equity Docket No. IL, of the Su creme Court of
1.-THE District of Columbia, the undersigned, trus
tee under said decree to sell the real esrate in the
proceedings in said cause described, will sell ut
public auction, to the high st bidder. on TUES
DAY, the 26th day of November, 1872 upon the
premises, at 4 O'Clock p M. part OF Lot No s, in
square no. 4O5 said part Of Lot having front 9th
street between and streets of % feet ~ inches,
and running back with that width 80 feet.
This property is Improved by q substantial two
story Brick Dwelling, and is in part OF the city
that is rapidly improving
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by tbs decree,
One third cash, and the balance in IL, Is and "a
months; purchaser to give for def FRED payments
his notes satisfactorily secured. All convey ancing
at cest Of purchaser. W B WEBB. Trustee.
noyl4dSGs LATINER q CLEARY, Aucts
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WI. III WARD. Trustee
ocH-stswsds GREEN h WILLIAMS, Aucts

~THE ABOVE SAIL g POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, Nov, mbe- O. n, 1872, same hour
and place. By order OF the Trustee.
ocO GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y LATIMER ULEAkY,
- AuctIoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsyly snia enue and 18th Sc
Star ONCE Buildings.
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10y LATIMEb CLkABY,
ID Auctiobe.rs and Rasi tst.te Brokers.
Southwest corner PeHBsylv ants and llth &C.
star OdSoe Building
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- %
- AuctioneeTs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st.
Star Office Building.
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,o,,.,.. EDW AID JOHNSON,
IT bep&ChrOD Chief Olerk
PROPOSALS FOE FKEsH BEEF.

i'll
u D, PisssvILLE Arsenal, MD 4
sears fresossls In dupiicsTe viii be recaixas
fur ui.hips FSs-h a. DECEMBER %, lS72, for
cCnuepcius I.rn. dnIiRg the six % m ooths ,
INFORM . To coadtion. a.
~ SpplicHtiun to 49, can De obtained
NJ GkEALIs u, Csptain o SIX 49,.
ho1.I o. In charge II PikesviIi. hr. 81 -.
l,khEGAL kAPLOIMksI OFfIOE
% veil q Gail a. JOsEPH BROOKs' IsaeDts ~, vi
a.. nssEesI and So. where thsif srder. VII NE e
80 esbk ivs
laPOkTksI TO ARCHITECr6. aUTI-o
AND SOSTRACTORs' 1hS
sOAfk ANN GRANITE COMPANY h.v,..
sohsnsc a Agency IN this city, are preosre. -
~ tfis shOrtesl notice, all kinds n fItIT
SnAnIie wObk which may be required by ~Tcht
es- ou, oers contractors, ct the loves marf.s
49, ce nave constantly on hand . larss as.ars'
n =. 1rnlte Ourblne, Belgian Payemenr Rioras
lnoVg snls, Cps, Deer Silk, etesa ~ A., Tshis'
20 Soofs~s Coping, &c. JAS. ~ RiIsSrTTS
~, Asen.s, rients Bsildins, No. VIZ ism .trs.s
cetseen Ne. Hors syesue and Wsicksr's' 5s.isysS.
RkhpAL AND INHKRAL WR1AT6a 49,
QUITS, CROSSES, ANCaORs a. pS:
asserveA o. bnaneied IN Wax An kinSs - q y
psdirk done, Orpamental h afr Wort n, a. = AM
oy Mrs. HhIks late Of Boston, No S@S sc &c
9arset, hear l, n. w. Refer src-s--1n $1,000
Srsnta hrs Admiral Go,ds boroaxh, wv urae.s
i.n,sv k<eJ, Gen. fcop rtas. Cen. AiSsa. wv
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1.-THE ABOVE sALS IS POSTPONED unit
AID plsce. By rider OF the Trustee "0~
HOfl3 GREEN * WILLIAMS Auct.
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~THE A60VE SALE Is P03rPONED ON
account OF the rain until W ELNESD DAY, Novenbe,
Trustee. - "
noy7 GREEN WILLIAM lro..
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PUNED until FRIDAY, the 29-h inst Al ;ba
sane ho9r and place BY order Of the r, ustee
noyI-d6ds GREEN WILLIAMS Anc.s
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LOAN OFFICES.

LOAN OFFICES.
A 'OHEns LOAN OFFIOe, sors0 ~ TIA syS
aSd -sss foys acrsss, entrance Eop -
10Th ayeEce The most private loan me- ~
In the city Money loaned ss the lowest rats ] e
OF tntorsst on cold aud Silver Watches, IN, mouSs
Plate and Pstsd " are, Guns, Pistols, La lee AZ
Gentsnelf Clothing, Carpets, ana 40 ar ei.s n
vsiue. All Eoods kept one year. f1t,
~ OACHEr, RATS OF BEDBUas can not be foun
II gheTs GlsntW nth sKXrERMIN- =
hIoR i used For sale b T. ID GIL -c2.xSU
nAN, 621 Pa. ave, and HOLMES
BIO. =. corner lst sni SITS. ~ " or2s-31.
ROAkL OF PUBIC WOhks,
~ DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
WARRINGTON, November lith. IS-2
Soticei II be. coy gives that any party or parties
tAhlnE 10 o. Otherwise disturbing the WOODEN or
SybSrete PaVeMeBts In this city or Georgetown
Nlh"It TIE written authority u the executive Of
tent Of the iaw A "a
b. order " the Beard.
-, EDWARD JOHNSON,
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-12

The NEw Stock LAw.-Tuc Stock Law
passed hy the last Legislature, goes into effect
the first "i October, and all those Interested
vii! It" sell to look to It's provisions. which
are stringent, and will undoubtedly tie ,tric..
~ enforced.
SEC. |. 1t shall be unlawful for ,hr ow,.,,
"r owners If any domestic anima. ~ ,h,.
species of horse, L.ule, ass, cattle. sheep. . .,
or hog, to suffer the same ,n run "A, lr,,r ~,
any county in this State, after the fr., day -,
October, 1872
SEC :. Any owner or owners violatin..
Sec ! OF tins act shall, ON conviction brto,,
any Justice of the Peace having iurisdic
pay tine OF not less than 81, nor more than
$40, tor each and every oiicnsc, TO the com.
mon school fund of the county.
Another section provides that it shall he nm.
lawful for any male animal. to.wit stallion
j"ckass, bull, ram or boar, to run at large nm.
der an increased penalty of not less than s.
nor more than $50, and the owner To IL. II,
bic for all damages
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-12

now 10 GO WEsr--Inis j. M enquiry which
every one should have traMtMlg answered be-
iore ne starts ON his journey aud li.tle ear.
taken IN the examination Of routes will in a
money. :"
The W. b. Q. r. r." running from Chica.
go through G"lesburs to Burlington. Ia. achiey.
cd splendid reputation in the last two wear. ~.
the Leading PASSENGER route to the west. Az
bur,lngton J, connects with the great Burlny.
ton Route which runs direct through Son,horn
Iowa to Nebraska and Kansas, with close c,n.
nections to California and the territories: and
passengers starting in La Sale county, on Their
way westward. cannot do better than 20 take tbe a
C., B. IL @. ahd Burlington route
This line has published II pamphlet called
"How TO 80 West" which contains much vslu
able information large correct map of the
Great West, which can b. obtained free { q
charge by addressing the General Passenger
Agent b. tS NJ. X. II. Burlington, Iowa. If.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-12

-.-e. vE,s::co RAJ. syr-.,.
The great soothing rcmcdr. p o9.r IS
cents. G.vc5 re-: 10 the Iao.ac- a.. .--.:h 10
tac en-. Go,Iby Druggists
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-12

The La Sale County Sunday School Conyen.
t'on will be held at the Congregational Church
In Ottawa commencing on Tuesday, Oct 18th,
and closing ON the evening of the 10Th.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-12
Use DR.. yscnry's Tesid's Tonic and
Blood Pnrifler.S

1t is the great household remedy. pleasant to
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure of
diseases. IT is better than Bittcrs, Cordial,
Buchu or sarsararilla Sold 10y Druggists
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-12
- --...@%.c G-.S2.

I2,crcs- ing Work, E~i"".c.i Edition, Ecw
En- ..e.-,~, Tws-haa.!g / aai Sky pa-cs,
Price 50 c,:.'' ..,'-rss ~ Err.s' p.s.-s.,-
fir-, Z > - ! ,h>h Street, St Lou'z 20.
Se, At.Vc..-,..cct.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-12
DA1NTS AND Oils.

am prepared 10 sell s. r. white Lead from one pound to
thousand pounds will warrant It To- he as good as pure
and cheap ms ran be made have large assortment Of
coercd paints both dry and oil The very h"st Raw and
Boiled OH for Painting. machine on lot ~ kinds. .
march H. ~ If l. GEiGGS.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-10-12

n. rrc=-y'T Zoo. and Pan p-l,s.
Mid yet thoroagh-no nausea ort,ririn~-cn-
tircly ecetaS!c-::,rnat liver rcpcty. G.:ce a5
cents. Soldby Druggists
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-27

DEATH or GEN. HALLEcK Dispatches OF
the 10th inst. convey the intelligence of the
death Of Maj. Gen. Henry Wager Halleck, at
Louisville, on the evening OF the 9th, of con-
gestion of the brain. Gen. Halleck was ma.
tive of Westernville, New York, was educated
at West Point, graduating in 1899, and was
appointed brevet second lieutenant of eugi.
neers, and until 1910, held the position of pro.
fessor of engineering. From l84l to 1874 he
was employed ON the Notifications OF New
York harbor, and in l845 he travelled over the
greater part of Europe and in the winter of the
same year delivered series of lectures on the
science Of war before the Lowell Institute Of
Boston. In 1916 he came to California in an
official capacity, and was soon promoted to a
captaincy. He was Secretary of State of the
Province of California and a member of the
Convention that framed the State Consttu-
ton. Soon after the breaking out of the civil
war, he was appointed Maior-General in the
U. S. Army, and succeeded Fremont in the
command of the Western Department. He
was afterwards transferred to the Eastern De.
partment and assumed com mand of the army
before Cornth. He was afterwards appointed
General in Chief OF all the land forces of the
United States.
Gen. Halleck was the author Of several
works on Military Science and International
Law.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-27
Recent Transfers of Real Estate,

The following transfers of real estate
have been made since our last announce
ment:
C. Crosby to c. Biles, N. Z. Traver and G
Gilbach, block 80, Tumwa,er, $500.
G. c. Hewitt 10 N. Jones, lot 5, block 81,
Swan,own, $50.
". Patterson to Mrs. Ciarissa Taylor, lots !
and 10, block l, Capitol addition to Olympia,
$500,
J. Leonard to J. G. Sparks, quarter acre, T
10, n. r. 2 w., $40.
W. Plimpton to J. G. Sparks, quarter acre,
T. l3. n. r. Q W, $50.
T. !. McKenny to J. B. Huntington, acres,
Sec. -, T. 10, N. X. W, $3.50.
L. Shelton to W. Billings aud John Rodgers
80 acres. Sec. 10, T. II, n. R. E., $500.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-27

THE DIPrEREScE.-When the Olympia per-
formed the mail service on the Sound, it was
the custom, when she left the dock, hours he.
fore her time of de parture to carry passenger.
on board in small boats, but no such conve-
niences, if we are correctly informed, are now
afforded to passengers. This is a serious in.
convenience to the travelling public. who gen.
orally prefer their liberty TO being cooped
up, even ON board the North Pacific, several
hours previous to her departure.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-27

CONsTITUTIONALITY OF THE KUKLUX
ACT.-There is much reason to believe
that the question of the constitutionality of
the Kuklux act will soon be submitted to
the Supreme Court of the United States
The most serious point raised against the
law seems to be the possible unconstitu.
tionality of the provisions giving the
President authority to "suppress conspir-
acy and instruction" in the States with
out the request of the State authorities.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-27

UNITARIAN SUNDAY ScHoOL.-The
first Unitarian Sunday School of Olympia
was organized in Tacoma Hall, on the l4th
inst, and the following officers were elect
ed: DR.. Waughop, Superintendent; j.
H. Houghton, Assistant Superintendent !;
Mrs. E. L. Smith, Secretary; Mrs. Mar
shall Blinu, Treasurer; N. S. Porter, Lii
brariau, aud W. B. Daniels, Chorister.
The School meets every Sunday at p. NJ.