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New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01
AUCTION SALES.
By c. E. eirardey 6 Co.

SIX LOTS CORNER FIRST AND bIBHRTY
STRBETS-SUCCESSIo OF EMANUEL ERAIL.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. "a O39
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01
SUCCESSION OF JOHN ". HARDIE.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 4106.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

J. E. H. aILLY ET AL. VS.. H. R. DossAT EFT AL
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

BY order of the United States District Court Dis
trict of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01
IMPROVED PROPERTY, CORNER OF TCHOUF
TOULAS AND THIRD STREETS
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. "a 857.

JOSEPH sTAS, TUTOR. vs.. WIDOW MBIDEE, AN
Absentee.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY N THE THIRD
DISTRICT.
HENRY MANNER, TUTOR ET AL. VS.. MARTIN
MANNER.
. SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

BRILA DIV ELLINGI NJ. 90 Odad-
tres street, and Ten Lots on LapeyrOHse, from
Galvez to Miro street.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01
By William De Lacy.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE SECOND DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF PATRICK GOODWIN.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 33 40.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01
AssIGNEEsISALE.

IN THE MATTER OF ISAAC RAAS-IN BANK
ruptcy-No. ll73.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

DY HOFFMAN, MARKS g. Goa.
ID LEVY AuctiOneer-SalesrOOm No. 38 Chartres
street-On WEDNESDAY, May I, at ten O'Clock A.
NJ, will be sold Dy order of the official assignees-
THE ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE OF Isaac Raas
consisting of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Boots, Shoes
and Clothing.
The above without any reserve whatever, by or-
der of the official assignee. ape
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. IS 1888.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS SHOES AND
CLOTHING.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

Parish Court, East Baton Rouge, No. llal, PrObat
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01
DY WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTI0NEKE

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 35,I97.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE, WITH
THREE LOTS OF GROUND. ON MAGAZINE,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01
| DOUBLE TWO-STORY IBRlCK HOUSE
and 3l6 BarOnne street,
SUCCESSION OF ABRAHAM AND ELIZABETH
SALE FOR a PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. $3.50.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM soMMER.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
no. 1869.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01

NOTES OF THB BANK OF LOUISIANA.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY: >
"WEDNESDAY. ........-.May u, ls72.

Labor strikes are the order OF the day on both
sides OF the Atlantic. In this country New York
city is the center Of the agitation, which is
mainly TO enforce the eight-hour rule, the move
ment in favor Of which has made great progress
this spring. Over two thousand carpenters and
Joiners are now on a strike In New York. They
demand $3.50 for eight hours work. 1t seems
that the strike has been contemplated By the
Carpenters and Joiners' Union for a long time
and the several societies have been outstanding
their resources and preparing for it. The strike
thus far has been peaceable but earnest. The
strikers received great accessions yesterday. in
Guiding all the men from the shop in Gansevoort
street., where an attack was talked of Monday
The bosses refuse to give a fnai answer to the
men until after to-nigit's meeting. The brick
layers will strike next Monday, unless allowed
II per day for eight hours work. The paint
ers strike in that city this spring for eight hours
and no reduction was successful, and from pres
eDt indications, we think that the carpenters
and bricklayers of New York will here
after work but eight hours day. These
three trades are at the base of the build
ing Interest, and their regulation of the time for
striking" eyinces a carefully prepared plan.
They were aware that at the present season
capital in this branch is screwed up with con-
tracts and an attack would leave 1t no resource
out surrender. liz cannot be denied that the
eight-hour Law, although obtaining legally only
on government works, has had considerable
effect in paving the way for the present spread
of the system to private enterprises. The strikes
and united trade movements this spring seem to
be more formidable and unanimous than they
have been at any previous period; and if the
movement spreads, as may be expected, we
shall see, after season, what will be the effect
of this forced diminution Of the labor product of
the trades, in regard to which there Is now great
difference of opinion.
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PERSONAL.

Nj Re II. SAWYER, Clairroyart, MaEaq5s Tss
~ Medium, can be consulted AZ her house No.
90 IN 81 between and ID, Island. upon all itg-
poItant business past present and future. mia In
UMBUG.-The Queen OF Spirits, the high--t
oevslopes medium living. has the wonderful
ioture success or failure Of any business forrtp A.
and d streets northwest. ana Ina
HEREBY WARN The PUBLIC not 20 crefit
= my wife TO my name, As 1 have separated myself
from her. ,o MILO Ct HENhf EwALD.
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FOR SALE.

EoR ssLE-oNE BAY HpRsE-For cart f.,-
~ or ,sImine I.rPese.. In GOOD order. n
tween eth and m. mis- . <oS
EoksALE CaEAP-rhe stock sed FiNrnr-s 81
tShoCkkf eTORE, On . god location. dsns
GOO business, good for sTlling. Iuaufrs
eerner 81 soHth y aud s,h s,.. Capitol Htn. mis-
Foh sALs.A rue stray H0HsE. SIX ys y. ois.
akteen hsncs high, stylish, genfle. -
sourd, and works IN ,invie or dorbis hsr- IN
PES C.n BE seea 90 MsTLOCk : sals<S<A
s,se'es. NO. oSi @ street N. ". Psil myis eOtf
u sFARM q g scr-s prtn. laoS. xiTh al &c.,.
r.aa .,sst-bnlldlnss, on the Little Tiver turnpike
- - miiee sst % Alea andria, Va The mill I.
=. so". running ord-v snd has q large country Gus
I'm. naeress Q. JAG Rs. AlexandrfA, Va.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

c. fAA TO LOAN, IN ONE OR TWO
Sl,tuO SUNS, ON q t.class, 1neneu@SeTei.,
Louisiana avenue, between the hours OF 10 = m. and
SPIN. ml5-eoat
A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR EX-
"A change for city business property. farmIeA
of about forty acres; highly improved; ell la f7
crop: good dwelling; two large barns: stable -
oufbuiciugs, &C, &C :. best pump aud spring water
best quality fruit Of every kind grapes, shrubhery
&c, &c; about three miles from Georgetown, D.
G. Call, for three days, at 1922 q street, near
18th mif 1f-
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Ne HOW NOT TO DIE.

Thousands fall a prey 20 disease not because the
msladee that affect them are necessarily fatal, but
because they lack the requisite amount Of active
vitality to make o valiant resistance to the enemy
1t Is wise precaution to keep the body always in
state Of defence-always prepared to .'fend Off the
germs Of epidemic and other disorders. and to baf
the evil Influence of damp nssma and sudden ,her
mometrical changes. There is no difficulty in doing
this. 1t IL o fact as well authenticated as tha.
two and two make four, that Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters is specially adapted to this purpose
and for the simple reason that its invigor
atins and regulating properties are superior
to those Of any other medicine in the world
uring the twenty years that il has been in geners
use, ample opportunities have ben affsrd ID
compare its medicinal properties with those Of
other preparations claiming to be of a similar class
and the result has been its adoption by the Ameri
can people as the standard tonic Of the age its intro
duction into every civilized portion Of the western,
hemisphere, and an annual SAFE which dwarfs int
insgnfcance the demand for all its would be com
petitors.
The record upon which lis popularity rests il A
curiosity in medical literature, for il includes an
almost unlimited variety Of human ailments ana
disabilities. In fact. no other remedy possesses
such variety Of hygienic virtues and il is to hsse
char acterisics that 1t owes its prestige as hous-
hoid medicine ml3eo3t&W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

WHOM DID He MEAS?-In "raising the hair
OF that recreant Tammany brave, in his speech
the other day, Mr.. Voorhees,, it will be remem-
eered, remarked in reply to . statement m AIDE
by MI. Roosevelt that that gentleman had been
consorting with liars, or words to that effect.
Who was meant by this remark? Could it have
been Crane s. Co?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

The installation OF the new Tammany sa-
chens took place in New York Monday even
ing. and a letter was received from Governor
Hoffman, in which he said that while he felt
highly honored by being elected to any position
by any body of his fellow citizens, still, con-
siderihg his position, he thought it would be
improper for him TO become a member Of any
local organization; therefore, while he thanked
the society for the honor which they had kindly
conferred upon him, he would respectfully
decline. This caused much excitement, and
Mr.. Chandler called on the society to rebuke
the Governor, but they thought it better TO
pocket the affront, and the subject was finally
laid on the table.
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A number Of correspondents ask that a full
and complete exhibit be made by the proper
committees Of the Grand Army of all money
expended in the decoration of the soldiers
graves on the 5eth inst. They say that Of all the
immense sums so generally contributed not a
dollar has ever been officially accounted for
and that charges are loosely made that large
amounts have heretofore been expended for
purposes entirely foreign to those for which
they were given. They claim that they have a
right to know the manner in which their dona-
tons are expended, and their demand seem.
reasonable. The committees of the Grand
Army who have expenditures in charge can GER
tainly have no objection to giving an account Of
their stewardship, especially when their report
will satisfy donors that their contributions have
been iudieiously expended.
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AVENUE. IOII
CT o II III II ~ g
Spring and Summer.
A STRAUS.

MEMS SUITS for 9 dollars.
MEMS SUITS for 10 dollars.
MEMS SUITS for II dollars.
MEMS SUITS for IL dollars.
MEMS SUITS for IL dollars.
MEMS SUITS for Is dollars.
MEMS SUITS for Is dollars.
MEMS SUITS for II dollars.
MEMS SUITS for Is dollars.
MINIS SUITS for 30 dollars.
MEMS SUITS for IS dollars.
MEMS SUITS for so dollars.
YOUTHS SUITS for 6 dollars.
YOUTHS SUITS for g dollars.
YOUTHS SUITS for dollars.
YOUTHS SUITS for 10 dollars.
VI UTHS' SUITS for IL dollars.
YOUTHS SUITS for I2 dollars.
YOUTHS SUITS for Is dollars.
YOUTHS SUITS for Is dollars.
BOYS SUITS for 4 dollars.
BOYS SUITS for s dollars.
BOYS SUITS for 6 dollars.
BOYS SUITS for Z dollars.
BOYS SUITS for 9 dollars.
BOYS SUITS for 10 dollars.
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MADAME ROSS,

MADAME ROSS,
THE WONDERFUL PSYCHOLOGIST.
has inst arrived from New Orleans after en- absence
rlends, and al those desiring Astrological Consult
tations. She has sstonished thousands Of peopIs
who rave witnes sed her. She IL the only lafy that
s really endowed with the natural gift offOretallinE
the past, present and future. This lady has trsg-
eied bout Europe and America, and v herevsr
she has visited has never failed 10 give uubOundei
satisfaction. This LAZY has been pronounced by
the moet scientific phrepologst and astrsIogi.t 10
be the most wonderful In her profession Advice i'm
bueiness is invaluable.
She respectfully invites all to call and be con-
WINGED OF her great powers. Satisfaction guarSn-
ted or no pay. Business strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Madame ROss cures all diseases Incident 20 fe-
males. Her parlors are now located at sO6 II
street, opposite Masonic Temple.
Ladies, 81; Gentlemen, sll5o. mays-Im-
I'm MARRiAGr.-HeppyR eIieT Jor Yosss Ma
" rom the effects OF ErrOrs aud Abuses in early
lfe Manhood restored. Nervous DEBILITY curef
Imp diments 20 Marriage removed. New met hod OF
treatment. New and remark able rem.dies, Books
and ulars sent free In sealed envelopes Address
b Bsus ASSOCIATION, No, South Ninth ST..
fensoelpnla, fs. api9-eosn
AIDES sUFFRRING FRon IRkEGOLA sI-
y tee, weAkneesssl Or any complaint peculiar =
their sex should oonfde I'm On, Mon the olds,l a..
saehsAsf And only reliable and safe Physician MA.
Ing Speciality OF female plAints In the city He
especially invites acdl from those who have 49,
deoefyed by svfndlers. He guarantees Q spssdy
cure or no charge. Sspevass Rooms gr lafy 20
tsssfs. Rooms No. TAI street. bstveeu Ttk snl
4n. ocr-6
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The two regular party conventions of New
York state meet to-day, the republicans at FL
mira and the democrats at Rochester. These
are among the most important political meet
ings of the year, because they will probably de-
eide the politics of the state at the national
election, and New York, with its large electoral
vote has great force in the contest. Nearly all
the delegates to the republican convention have
been instructed to ''vOte for Grant" The Fen
ton men have given notice that they will not 90
to Elmira, and, therefore, for the first time in
many years, there will be no contestiny deieca-
tons in the republican convention. The demo-
cratic convention is an interesting affair, be-
cause strenuous efforts are making to induce
leading democrats to commit themselves TO
support the Cincinnati ticket in advance of the
national convention, and there will be a strug-
gle between the dissentients on this point to
control the party in the state. Contesting dele
cations go from New York city, but it is under
stood that the Tammany as well as the anti
Tammany delegates win favor Greeley.
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4 has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term, IStter,
R6ss s 1sis on 1hs Rsr;onal estate q
ceased All persons having claims against the sal,
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
before the 18th day of May next; they MAJ
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of IA.
said estate. Given under nv hand this 18th day al
Nay Ia2. SAMUEL NORMENf,
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The National Union League OF America will
meet in Philadelphia To- morrow.
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L P1fksr sS V wSsR:Thsifa o6ViSssaa AsEs

BOARD PrBIIc WORKS, DISTRICT OF CoIuMsrA,l
WAsHINGToN, D. C., May Is 1917.
eea'ed Proposals. will be received at this Office
until noon Of MeEpAI, the 2Oth inst, fof fur:
nishing rom one hundred to i've HUNDRED Of
ChaseS Patent Sewer Trap Covers, . BE of
which may be seen at this once
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or al
Bid. must Be directed to the vice President Of the
Chasee Pstent Sewer Trap Covers."
The right TO use this patent will Be furnished hy
mid AK. II. SHfPHFRD' WIZ go 30 tcs'
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Sealed Proposals. i'm duplicate, with copy OF this
advertisement attached invited from esponsible
parties until M, JUNE l0., for furnishing ali
the Corn, Oats Hay and Rye Straw required at this
Depot during the fiscal year commencing July
1877 TO be delfv cred in such quaint ties and such
times and places as may be directed by the Depot
Quartermaster.
The quantity required each month ia estimated at
$500 lbs Of Oats and Corn to weigh 81 and IS lbs
the tushe 90 G00 lbs. of Hay, known as Prime Tim
Othy and p 800 lbs of Straw ali to be of first class
merChantable quality.
Each bid must be accompanied by a written guar
antee, signed by the bidder bidders, and a com
peent surety titled to be such by some off Ger or
other person known TO the Quartermasfer's DEPART
ment, to the effect that, in the event of the accept
ance Of such bid at any time within ten (lO) days
after date Of opening bids the necessary contract
will be entered intO and that in the said party
CT parties offering shall fail to enter into Contract
as aforesaid be they guarantee to make good the
dlference between his or their offer and the next
lowest id.
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Forage
and addressed to che undersigned.
bidders are Invited to be present at the opening.
Form Of proposal and fun information furnished
on application to this Office. WIN MYERS,
mlS-Ot DeDOt Ouartprmastar
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From Mobile We have the intelligence that the
county convention held there on Monday last
passed resolution deploring the removal OF
Hon. Willard Warner from the office of collector
of that port, and asking his reinstatement there
N. Whether this request be grantedor not, this
handsome endorsement is high compliment to
MI. warner, and one which must be in the
highest degree gratifying 70 that gentleman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

limited STATES MARSHALB SALE OF 3
~ SIPEk!QR MARBLE MONUMENTS, At
q SONS. ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENTE.
BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH STREETS
In virtue Of four vrits Of eri facias issued from
the Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
tr;ct OF Columbia and to me directed, will sell at
public SALE for Cash at the marble yard of Iliam
Bradley Sons, on Penpsylvani avenue, between
18TH And 18th streets N. W on FRIDAY, the Gath
day OF May 1879, commencing at IL o'clock O. m .
the following goods and chattels, 70 wit:
Figures.
One large square Marble Monument. with
Figures.
One large square Marble Monument, with Urn
seized and lie, led npon the goods and chsttels
William Bradley Sons, and will be sold to satisfy
executions Nos O36, 9Os2, Obs and slA Ia fav or
Of Charles Denison, Sacks KatZenstrip Archer 4
nelly
mis- dts ALEX SHARP TT M.r.h., n N
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SORT, situated on the Alexandra and 4. 4
Minchester turnpike near Saieker,s Gap, Wy
ana sorrnpnded by the Blue Ridge Noun ls:Iy
June LIST, le72. The house is modern in structure
aid nrsf ass in every respect. Since last summer
the builiings have been greatly improved by III
addition OF large stone bath room. The buildings
fortabiy furnished. The table viii besuppied with
the pest the season. can afford There is also the
aud cooled by constant breeze from the mountains
A Piano in the house.
Of Washington city. new and elegant stage coaci
Will be kept for the accommodation Of guests which
WI meetthe trains AZ ii amilton Depot, W. and o
&, whenever required.
Persons In the city desiring to sperd the summer
at the co house Of the Blue Ridge Mounts aims will
London county, Va.
Reference-Mrs. G. Bernie, No. 2l44 Pennsylva-
Ola avenue. mayl5tf
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The Canadian Methodists wooad not be averse
to the annexation of the Dominion to the United
States, judging from the views expressed BY one
of them in the Methodist General Conference in
New York yesterday. The Rev. DIR. Wild, del
egate from Canada, stated to the conference
that the Methodist Episcopal church OF that
place would prefer a union with the Methodist
Episcopal church Of the United States rather
than with other Methodist bodies in Canada
under their recent relations with England, and
that the church was growing politically and re-
hgiousiy tired of the interference of England.
The speech ELECTED great applause.
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Mr. Greeley has withdrawn from the editorial
manage ment Of the New York Tribune. The
Louisville Courier Journal has been advising
that course ever since he was nominated, be.
cause "his editorial duties interfere with his
presidential prospects," As that paper an
nounees, however, that 1t Is playing "the al
interim game, by which we are for Greeley until
we see something better in sight," we do not
think the candidate thus favored Is under anv
great obligations to il.
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mayB-w.N II. d. LE00E
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

OFFICE OF THE wAsHINsroS AouEprcr.
Warrington, ID. C., May IA, IS72
Sealed Proposals will Be received BY the under.
signed until II O'Clock on the 30th instant for the
construction Of an Office In the city Of IN
Forms OF proposals. and any desired information
can De bad and plans and specfeati can be seen
Proposals must be Endorsed " Proposals for Omce,n
and addiessedto o. r. BABCsCK,
Major OF Engineers, u g. A.
ms OF Chief Engineer Washington Aaueduct
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CHANGEiOI TIME.
The Phi iladelphia Steamers will hereafter sail
from Georgetown. ID. O.. every WHD- <AAnS
HESDAY and SATURDAY ct 10 q. m. SEfGEA
No change Of time In sailing days from
Philadelphia. hyde
may Ii lot Agent for District of Columbia
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IMP0RTANT To BUILDERS.

We will sell, for immediate Improvement On m "a,
favorable terms and WITHOUTANY CASH pay
MEHf, rs Lots fronting on lERCE PLAC Z, I" be
present State Department., having a c5ntiaaSas
frontage Of SOC feet with q depth Of 20 feet 20 an
alley. The street il 50 feet WIDE il graded AMI b
q fine row Of shade trees in front, aud will inmeii
a.ely have ell the conyeniences e Sewerage W.,sr
ana Gas. The l&'h street pass within .e a %,
of the ground Twenty two neat two story co,razss
with porches, bay windows, &c, are already IN
course OF construction on the street Apply AZ
to FITCH A 'FoN ''
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
mli-3t ola 9Th street, opp Post Ofice
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NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, ID. O., May ii, l02
vOn the petition Of FRANCIS NJ. SWEET, o
patent granted to him on the sOth day Of August,
loss for an Improvement in Bracelets:
II - ordered that the testimony in the Gaze b.
closed on the Dth day Of July next; that the tina
,Sr niing argumsnts and the Hammers report be
petition be heard on the l4th day Of August next.
M ANY HeTses may oPpos. r s6is sXtepsion.
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- SUMNER DREss GOoDs.
JOSEPH j. MAY,
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Has lust returned from New York with an immen .
stock q very choice (uev styles SPRING and NJ
MER DRESS GOODS. Also, Black Lyons SILKS
summer Striped SILKS, &c &c, bought at tn :
q eat auction sales for Cash, and i'll be sold A,
greatly REDUCED PRICES. ES-One price ONLY
In plain figures. mis- n
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A FINE SUBURBAN PROPERTY OF Ia5
"A ACRES Fur SALE AT A BARaAIy-rhe
french Estate on the new wopdley lane rOa 4
Just across Rock Creek, with large Mansion III Juse
beautiful grounds, and commanding view, is nov
offered for sale At low price, aud liberal terms
This 10 one OF the handsomest properties in the Dis
4 LAT IA, corner 18th aud @ streets. msy4-IOt