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RE GREEN & WILLIAMS, kuctiopeers,
~ Northwest corner 10Th and ID street

- Northwest corner roth and ID street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOpERIN AT AUCIION-rHREE sroRY
BRICK DWELLING-BOUS or o. STREFr
EAST, BETWEEN d AID c STREsTs
N0hIH, BEING SECOND HOUSE FROM
LOT 1914 BY rs
- BY virtue Of = deed OF trust dated Oct cher
E2 "a. ISL, recorded in Lb-T COS, folio 3D. of rhe
sA land records OF " ashington county, District
ot Colombia, and by direction Of the holder Of the
potes secured thereby, we viii s. = at public
non, IN 'front.' " the premises, on MONDAY, Sep
TENDER h, 1872, at O'Clock D. M all that g, rtatu
piece or parcel Of ground, in Washington city, u
O., wing and being in Square rs, known and de-
srribed as Lot lettered l. in Chester and Jepkins'
recorded subdivision of said square
Terms OF sale as required by said deed are: 0l1
together with interest at the rate of per cent
per ann um from October "a, ISL, and the expenses
OF sale. In cash; aud the basnce in six and twelve
mouths with interest, to be secured BY notes and
deed OF trust the property to the satisscti Of
the trustees. S0 TO be paid in cash when the pron
erty is struck of, and all convey sncing and stamps
TO be paid by the purchaser. If the terms Of sale
are bot complied with within seven days from IN /,
day OF SALE the trust ees reserve the right resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
p. A. DARNEILLE,l -,
GEORGE EARLE. ( trustees.
au3O GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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a LsRSs ASSORTMENT Of OORsETsaf
N retuc@E prices e.
Beet Paris KID GLOVES, 81. ~
:. KILLER, u
EI-u 5l5 Market space. IL
EISE BI ICk CLOTH SUITS, from SIS TO .
GA.ssT8AUs, lQIl Pa. avenue, nTA
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW KXPKEss LINE wa CANAL
i BETWEEN
PIfFLA DEEPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WASHINGTON q GEORGETOHN, u. G.
sailing DAY from Pier =, North hsrves. Phns-
1elPhis, AEINESDAH and SAT N"
UkDAl, a. ~ m. rz4T4lk
From SO Water street, George -c-rr-11xzs.<1k
town, ID. c., tt EsDAl and SATURDAY, At 10
q. &. n. OK. Ascent foF. p 81 N.
Agen's:-F. A. BID, Allen audris, Va; Nm
CLNDE & CO. Philahelnhia "a ID
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THE RANK PEN.

We have Just received O SUPPLY Of our
CELEBRATED BANK PEN,
which IL now pronounced by Bankers, kerI hants,
and every body having commercial writing 20 DO,
be one Of the best Pens now made. Price, 81 g. Per
gross, and sent by mail TO snT address free Of
postage.
RICHARD d. MOHUN d CO.,
1elfu 1OlS Pennsylvsnis avenue.
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JnFORTAsT r AEQH! IEgIs, EUILDEas


TIE CaPE Ann GHANITE COMPANY, hayfns
er-Dbsh7d N As aucy Il this city, are prepared =
arrHfsb, g the shortest stiCe, al kiads ~ CIR
= ANTE WORK which ussy bs required by archi-
sects, buiierr contractors, 81 the los nSrkss
-stss We have Constantly on hand a large assorr
= cot a Tralife Cnrbias, Be!gian Pavement Blocks
iEdcS SEls- CapS, Door s.lIs, steps, Yslsr Table,
CO, gents, Plants Beiiciaz, No. III issb street,
oefveeD Sew TOrk avenue Rnd weloker's. mSril ~
NCTICE.-TAss n. .. yUsTH. eIs d, between
eECOhD HAND CLOTHI6G ~ le-s than hsf IDS
G - q resdv llsds ones
R.-SECOHD-HAHp CLOTHIdS OF ali KIND
t~-rh st tss~ foA.hl s-sn~a NV
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ry-THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED u,,i,
TUESDAY, September 80. az the sane hour as,l
psce. GREEN WI III a Ms
anR24-d sr~tio1ss,.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROVED
hEAL kSTATE on NEW HAMP-HlEE Ay
EkUE. BETN ZEN NORTH T AND SDRTH
Y STkEEGs, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON; III STRiCT OF COLUABIA, luPaOYEp
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Il RED. W. ENGELKE, Psae,ea. uphoiasrse :
T Papukesssr, formerly With George VIII a
Qrders eceived at Mr.. Sam. Barbour box . sa..
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CoR NORFOLK AND BOSTON.

On and after n ondAy, June n, 1874, the stcesa
LADY or THE LAkk,n carrying
theU + Msil,v III lssSe her Orou6h' SsHs>zS
harf FOOT 81 oh street, NONDk v ~ -
pei river landings, for NORFOLK, connecting q
NOrfolk with the d. NJ. Steamship Company Goa
Boston.
During the season VII land 81 the following O.
vorfss summer resorts :-PIney Point, Point Eook.
out, Fortress Monroe and kue de L Ian Hotels
Agena:-y. y GrsneL, sorioik, Va: = Allen.
sncris: J. g. Water, Ceorgetcwn. i NJ. Croccf
viii receive end deliver freight until =. m.
Excursion Tickets 20 the above p0iufs foi
loUs:-Pinsy Point, Point Lockout, 50. rOuns tr1f
Fortress Monroe snd Vuo de l. Eaa, 50.
Rrsnch Ticket once AZ KuOx's Erprcss DGas<
corner Penn, aveuue ard 9th street,
DORSEY OIA0ETT, Cen Asena,
Plant q Stcre. corner ltth ana D. ". So
fetz-rr nh A pafr oil
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NECNEY RETURNED
AZ SkNkAD ELIlfh
FAILS To CUKE CHILLI
T oe aed OF BRACE & CISS 81, corner prEfge
So W ssaiI Eton streets. GegrgetnWn. aud OF $50
- = - II 8 SON corner New YORK sveaGs .a5
uSvI4ty 49,
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r. TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, until
MONDAY, Sep. -mber ,, lS72, same hour and place
BY o. der Of the Trustees.
Au2l-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-11

The long line of strangers that come
marching up from the Union Depot, CARPET
bags in hand, after the arrival Of every rain,
give confirmation strong as proofs OF
holy writ" to the frequently repeated assev-
Grafton of The TINES that Leavenworth is no
longer out Of the world. People going to
the East or West can now go by Leavenwortb,
and find by this way the most direct route;
heretofore they had to go around us TO get
anywhere, and the consequence was that no.
body came to the city unless absolutely COM
PEELED TO do so. Nearly all the people of the
State would sooner go East by way Of Leay-
enworth than OF Kansas City, but have been
compelled to so through tie latter place be-
cause they couldn't go by the former But
this order of things is past, and Ills is one of
the "by cones which tie people propose
stall be ''by gone''-new, henceioI;E and
forever
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HEALTHY INDICATION.

II is not very agreeable TO house hunters 10
be compelled to ''scour" the city for weeks,
in order to find place wherein 10 'hiber-
nate,," but such condition Of affairs is
highly gratifying to those who desire the
general prosperity Of the town. The "oldest
inhabitant" never knew the time when dwell
ling houses, TO rent, We're scarcer than this
spring, and though we have no desire TO scare
of anybody that proposes to locate with us,
due regard for truth compels US 10 admit
that to find house" Is big job. This is
gratifying change from the order Of u few
yean ago, and speaks more for the prosper.
ity Of the town than any amount Of "bun-
combe." There viii be very large mum.
Der Of new buildings put up this year, but
not more than enough 10 meet the present de.
,nand
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-11
NEW SrOHE ROOMS

Since the close of the building season,
proper, last fall, some twenty new store
rooms have been finished up on our princi-
pal streets. For winter work-during a
time when il is generally supposed that
building cannot be done at ali-this does
very well. But the most gratifying feature
Of the matter is that every room il occupied
as soon as il is ready-none of them stand
empty day. A lively building campaign
has been mapped out for this spring and
summer, but there is no probability of there
being a. house too. many put up. Present
prospects indicate that the demand for good,
convenient, business rooms will continue TO
be greater than the supply, and unless
call signs fall there will be plenty of bust
mess for everybody. The sprins trade is al
ready better than it has been for many years,
while every indication is in favor of steady
incraa,s
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REVENUE FRAUDS.

The New York Herald is going for the old
"Whisky Ring" which made itself such q
notoriou. history in the days Of Andy John.
son, and is digging up great many inter.
esting cases. The question having come up,
whether those who were guilty Of frauds
upon the revenue are protected by the statute
Of limitations, the opinions of several emil
nent juris,s are given TO show that they are
not. A large number of indictments have
been found by the jury ssw in session,
and this list, The Herald syA will be swelled
to at least i've hundred. A good many of
The members Of the old whisky ring" who
piled up princely fortunes by deirauding the
rsysnue during the palmy days of Johnson
administration, not only in New York but
in every other part of the country, are be-
ginning to quake in view of the handwriting
on the wall. 1t is just possible that few
even rs Ear west as Kansas may vet hear the
SUMMONS to come TO Judgment. Most of our
readers will be able to call to mind several
opuleut individuals in Kansas, who would
be under the necessity of working for their
brsad and butter, like the rest Of Us. If Uncle
Sam should lay his hand upon them and
uaks them disgorge what they have stolen
from him. And the people will doubtless
.ay. "Le4 The smetic Re adminiaered-the
e,onr the better"
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THE FRUIT CROP

Accounts from all sections of the State as.
sue Us that the prospect for hountiful crop
of fruit was never better than at the present
time, and the season is now so far advanced
that the cropis considered reasonably safe,
with very little danger of injury from frost
This will be good news TO everybody-as
we'll to those who buy as TO those who sell
to those who consume as well rs to those who
raise To the people of Kansas it is es-
pecially gratifying; the fruit crop is one Of
our chief sources of revenue, and one of our
best; it is a crop that always finds 4 ready
market, and brings ready cash. and as We
are noted all over the world for our great
abundance of fruit, our State would receive
more injury from total or partial failure Of
the crop, than any other State in the Union
would sustain from the same cause The
great bulk Of the crop OF the State will be
marketed this year in Leavenworth, and
viii be worth many thousands to the trade of
the civ
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kANSAS AVENUE

We believe that's the name of it-if it is
not it ought TO be-of the Government Res
ervation, hundred feet wide, adjoining the
north line of The city, and running from the
river to cur western boundary, which our es.
Unable Uncle Samuel 80 kindly bequeathed
to the city, ''to have and to hold forever"
for thepurpose of making a magnificent car
riage-way between the city limits and the
Reserve. Since so many public improve
ments are being made in the vicinity of this
strip, and progress is the order on every
hand, is il not about time to commence work
On that land, TO make it what it was de-
signed to be? The making OF such road as
the Government contemplated would he
made there, when the land was donated 10
the town, would enhance the taxable
value of the property in all the adjacent
parts Of the city, to such an extent that the
increase in the revenue would more than pay
the interest on the moneyto be- expended.
Let U. have Kansas Avenue.
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-
TIE fik.is1s.K.

Through the politeHess of Gen. ". W.
Wright, Ereinecr-in- Chief, We had the pleas
ure, yesteilay, If rice to the bridge, and
walk over i, to Tie Missouri shore. Though
we have been writing and talking bridge
every day fur the las. three years, and fiat
tered ourzelf HAT we we're pretty thoroughly
acquainted wiia the enterprise, We never
fully realized the magnitude OF the work till
yesterday. The citizens of Leavenwortb, who
have heard bridge talk" day after day, for
years past, are generally aware that we have
been binding i bridge, and tina: il is now
built, bat very few lave anything like an adj
equate appreciation OF the magnificent s,ruc-
ture which spans the Missouri just north Of
the city, and nothing short OF a ride or drive
over the bridge will give Won to realize what
il Is. Space viii not permit, in This connec-
ton any description OF the great work, but
We would advise those who have no. yet been
there 20 20 up and see it-and walk over it
It viii "L5Gr," Tor we have tried If.
| woIkmen are nor busy leariHg away what
remain OF The temporary work, another gang
is engaged putting up the last ornamental
piece, and still oihers ale engaged in paint
lag. The floor is all laid, ,hroEsAaut lhe
| entire length ui the siractur-, and the wagon
road approach At tleeast ED lscks only a
few day., We, !, Of being ready. The wagon
,ad leading 10 the bridge, at ihe west end
across the Leavenx ortiz K, ryation--wiil re-
quire considerable labor yet to make Is pas.
sable for teams, b,r gocdly number OF raen
are engaged On this department! of the. work,
and the grading OF The read Will
probably lie al completed IN time for
the celebration. Tie tridge with
its approlcl,c,, for wagons and trains
is furnishing employment .or large num-
Der o. hands, AMI the whole Reserve. in tina,
vicinity, seems TO he aliTe with men.
An authentic history Of tie bridge, from
its earliest inception ,uils completion, is be-
ing prepared, and will he ready for gratui-
tous distribution by the day Of the celebra-
ton. THIS will give 3 history OF the organi-
za,ion Of the Company, everything connected
with its early operations, the plans and char
acte- of the work, an account OF IFS progress,
together with full descriI tion OF ihe COM
plete structure, telling how ii is made, what
it is made Of. who made IT and what it cost,
and those who desire 10 read full and COM
plete history OF the enterprise are referred to
this pamphlet. In the meantime, 60 up and
see the bridge, itself; the incest way to go is
to get somebody to hire coach and take
you-and we know whereof we affirm.
TIR Chicago Post has an editorial article
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Dyspep la Prevails
ainos; universally.

Nearly every other Ierson you NEE, is a victim
an apparently willing one; for were this not th.
speedy and safe remedy is within the e,sy r,ach y,
all who desire to avail themselves Of it. Rut tse
majority will not Blinded by prejudice, or de-
TERED by some other unexplained influence they
refuse to accept thes relief profiered them They
turn a deaf ear to the testimony Of the thousands
whose sai,ri ngs have been alleviated, and With
strange niatuation appear to cling With desperate
determination to their ruthless tormentor But
adysPePte: What Is the remedy p to which
xeiePiy This great aleviator OF human su teripx
=, t.os, as Widely known as the English language
u mas aIiayed the agonies Thousands AMI ia p,
eay carrying comfort and announcement 10 thous-
other than " " "
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EEsyESwoEI.s, GsUAIoosa Il


Oaly .ew dsss fo~ ier.ain he!oie tie
vote is 20 be taken ui the pending p'orosi-
tior OF the above naiA.d company, aud II As
very important iha, the people Of the CITY,
who feel an in,eic-; IN this enterprise should
keep The hci in iaiiid, and be actively at
work. 4 yssy BAKER opposition Is inani-
feste,, in some rO:iiDns Of the county, and
If the proposition i carried j. NUT be by
bringing on, l good strong vote in The city.
Oar people are very generally IN favor Of
it-ii tley can be got ont TO vote, they will
carry The town for i; Ivy majority of at least
ten to one, bu. ;Lere is such general apathy
in regard to tie matter, that unless special
effort is made 10y the friends OF tie road, CT
something is done to get up a little enthu.
siasm, there ia u Probability that nc. more
thu hall the voting strength of The city will
BE- brought Ont. The proposed road Is one
0! vital iTteros; 20 our city and county, and
tae enterprise should 10. AL though cur
indifference.
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G GARDENERS PREClNCr-DELAwA
TOWNSHIP.


The usual routine of the election has been
somewhat relieved from the sameness, SC
usual at Township elections. The Hon. G.
W. Gardner, being present, was called on,
and made an address on Liberal Republican,
ism. He was followed by our old and well
known fellow citizen, E. NJ. Mackemer.
Speeches were also made by II. c. HOLSTER,
Geo. Foster, Thos. Brass6eld and others.
The election resulted as follows:
Town Trustees-J. W. Hughes, 45; 6.
Siarnes, %.
Treasurer-D. z. Harris, "A.
C.erk-Cassu US Larimer, 53; Henry For
bach, 81.
Constables-Ed. Klussman, so; L. A.
Ramsey. %; Jacob Hartman, 40; John j.
Hines, IS.
Respectfully, JSo. ]. HINES,
Clerk of Election Board.
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4 distinguished German physician state.
that small-p ox originates from the excess o.
albuminous matter in the blood, and tina,
this is TO be prevented by the administration
of common salt The habits Of children in
indulging over-freely in sweetmeats he con.
sidered one great cause of this undue devel-
opment of alkumen, and coffee and tea, il
highly sugared, tend also TO excite it in
adults. An organic acid, such as lemon
juice, he considers the best means of freeing
the blood when clogsed up with two much
slbumen, and he alleges that by taking these
simple remedies in the way Of precaution, lie
has for upwards of twelve years past, fire.
quen,ed or taken up his abode in the most
peStilential smallpox hospitals Of Europe
and South America with entire immunity.
The means Of prevention appear certainly
somewhat simple; but they may be worthy Of
investigation by some of our medical boards,
as if they do no good, they certainly cannot
be productive of harm,
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April IA dispstel, from
Yeddo, dated March 18th, announces that
an a,,emp, had been made by party 0.
twelve person. 20 assas-ina;e the Mikado OF
Japan, but the effort proved unsuccessful.
The guards Of the Mikado captured txo OF
the party, and the other ten escaped. This
attempted assassination caused great uneasi-
ness on the part Of the Government Orders
have been irsued forbidding foreigner. to 90
beyond the limits Of the city of Yeddo.
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Tax Om Newspaper.
NEW YORK.
The funeral Of Prof. N0rse.

New YORK, April AN immense crowd
gathered early this morning, at Madison
Square Presbyterian Church, to be present at
the services over the body of Prof Morse
Among the delegations present were Gov
Hoffman and staff, committee from the
Legislature. officers OF the Western Union
and Newfoundland Telegraph Companies,
representatives of the Academy of Design,
Evangelical Alliance, New York Common
COurcil, and various other delegations Of
lesser note. The sermon was delivered by
Rev. Mr.. Adams, and the other services were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, of Poush
keepsie, after'which the remains were viewed
by the immense eoncourse ofpeoPle. and the
cortege started for GREENWOOD Cemetery
The pail bearers were VIM. Orion, Livingston
More, Gen. Dix, Prot. Cornell, Cyrus W.
Field and Peter Cooper. Lines OF people
thronge,i the route along Broadway. During
the day the public offices and buildings dis
played flags at half mast, and the telegraph
offices were d,aped in mourning.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-11
THE yICE-PEESIDENCE

The Des Moines Iowa HegisteT announces
that ez-Congressman James +. Wilson, OF
tina, State, is rapidly gaining strength as q
candidate for Vice-President on the ticket
with Grant Eut there is another Wilson,
whose Christian name is Henry, who is being
urged for the same position by wise men in
the East. Meanwhile, what are the friends
of Colfax about? The New York Herald
says, she had better have concluded TO take
a sea, at the Republican love ieas, when frs
invited, than to have lunched on cold should
er after all the hot meats had been disposed
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! Orr rrx ErnEile GhicaoH BnrliAtC

4 Leaven worth--suiM and operated under
the auspices Of the same company CONTROL
ing the Kansas City, S.. Joe n Council Bluffs
Road Is running through trains daily between
this city and Chicago, and IS getting is fair
share Of the business Il has done no blow
Ing" IS yet, because tie manages 90 net
propose 10 push Tor tu-iness tili De bFidge
is 10 condition 20 Issnli; til a. to run their
traiu- into tbs cry Then we shall lear
more q The new.' burlington roI.e-
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HOOFLAND'S TONIC

acts with almost marvellous e5ect. II not only
stimulates the tagging and wasting energies, but
nvigorAtes and permanently strength its action
upon the liver and stomach thorough, perhaps less
prompt than the Bitters. when the quantity is
tak.n Is none the less certain. Indigestion, bill
housness, physical or nervous ProsfratiOn, yield
readily to its potent influence. IL gives the invalid
a newer and stronger hold upon life, removes de
preston tspirits. and inspires oheerfuness. II
supplants the pain OF disease with the ease and
comfort of perfect health. IL gives strength to
weakness, throws dependency 10 the winds and
starts the restored invalid upon a new and glad
some career. But DIR. Hollands beneiaction- tn
III. human race are not confined IN his c,ebr,ted
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-11
GERMAN TONIC.

has been specially prepared. II Is intended for use
where slight alcoholic sjihulant is required IN
connection with the we'll known tonic properti,s OF
the pure German Bitters. This tOnir contains all
the ingredients of the Bitters, bat favored a. To
remove the extreme bitterness. This preparation
Is not only palatable, but combines, in modified
form, all the virtues of the German Bitters The
solid extracts Of some of natures choicest restora-
tives are held in solution by spurious agent OF the
Purest quality In eases Of angor excessive de-
hility, where the system appears to have become
eN hausteI Of its ener.nea.
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I'm SaY.

The election Of Col. Anthony as Mayor Of
LeavenvoIth, does that city more honor than
it does Col. Anthony. The ColonePs fault
came from impulsiveness and not from dis
honesty. We do not think there is in Kansas
one who believes that one cent OF Leaven-
wOrth's Indebtedness ever went into Col. An
thongs pocket, and that is more than many
Of his defamers Can say Of themselves We
believe that Leavenworth owes its fire
department. to Col. Anthony.-Lau,tacc
Tribune