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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-22
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Sir James Clark's Female Pills,

Dr.. Tutt',Hsir Dy. does no, Stain the Linen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-22

But for = thorough examination with the Re-
Spirometsr, che charge will be s..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-22

The NkkMANh
10 Iowa viii eventually follow ihsloAderGhip
Of Carl Shurz2
Nj. Grinnsll Almost unAnimously. We
have large and inIsllSen class Of Ger.
mana In Iowa. They recognize Mr.. Bchurz'
grsasn's', and they viii believe. iB his
-ennSa' They believe, az do, that arms
ne have ossn sold 20 France By q military ring.
The nesting al DAvsupor, proniIeI to 5.
very large Que. "
kePor,"r-A question having bssnraissd
in regard 70 the late Senator Grimss' poli,i.
col POSttion' can you give me any informA
ton on that point
MT. Grinasll-Hs told me tsu DAYS before
bis ieath he would
NEVER VOTE ron GIANT,
ssa Grant was nominated be predicted
A'Po'1ss-4ow about the
6LLIsoS AND ma RLkE VIRUS
are hsy uhiISd fss Grs~lY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-22

The gsn'lsuSn very cOurssously gave the
Tines reporter ell the information asked tor
and What is given below is the result Of thu
meeting. Mr. Grinusll prefaosd his answers
with the information that he would nsVs
have been in favor Of Gen. Grant for presi
dent In 1868 had II not been for Secretary
Stanton. Mr.. Stanton sent for Mr. Grinuel
sud said 90 him that if shs republican party
did not tNks up Gen. Grant inside Of p
days the democrats would do so, aud 81,
presidency would be lost to their party
Believing this to be true, and satisfied b,
Grant himself that he was 90 advocate Of
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-08-15
Die syali6c ltnO bod Oie
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(S6lub)

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Dap ib rts @utt frasts, Ob fs 6rduIstn
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msInsm @lunpe stesniIth b66f IsItfam
tItnesn mu6tr, psIte abrr bas quite Wde.
den nit Sl trantpprtete. Damn, glau6e
i'd, fra8ts td In tpGsr @sils :-DIe tsi6t
osun Sbrs,.. pts Id lis esnnnnt, prie Id
aud nitt msbr, ater msins 5rags mu6tt
ssritantsn wUrben itIn, bonn ia srinnere
mid, rab mir bic gntpOrt muree: Das
1T msine Goufns eaurs, metnss 8atsrs
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i6on lan8s stfcgbsn, unb IeItbem rCtnt
iit BET uus. Darauf CLAUDE i'd, prrIanE
Id In elm psrjwttfsItes, bartnidlsee
S&nsIssn. WsIne arms 1atbilbs mcttts
In rtsien auosnblif,n ntat wrntg unter
msinsr Ssrlsssntsit lripsn. Die SHat
purbr INNER psinlitber, immer entIsblthsr.
Da srbarmtr Rb bic 9uts, unb fng an
unc iTaste mid, Id benfs (sswis pae
t&'s niht tenn bic tr1sn Stunttn un.
fsrts SsiiommsnieinS Iisssn mir In Der
Grinnsruna wis Elm t5isr Sraum) pie &c
mir In @rnsoorf sefausn babe, unp frasts
10 psItfr, pitrsno Id In meinsr 8rr,wrif.
lung nur at9sriGsns esbanEenIOis ant.
wCttsn 9a5 unD an niatS anbsrss ba&ts,
aic ris I& bisfss RibpsrRdnbnib ISisn
luqtr.
a!S mstn gutter S6pisssroattr slaubts,
bic 6sysnesrsisbunssn, bic, ME CT msints.
srii&Fu uus Ratlfnosn wdrbsu, f6nntsu
nun gu gnCs isin, trat sr In bas 3immsT
unS-o Dual! biutsr tbm bic wirFIt&s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-08-15
Srd)eItriOn.

Dae In Der @srmania SdlIs aufssRrHts Dr.
heliripn IN BON benz tdleutppllsn SrlrumeHten.
BAUER, 5rn. 6. g8elre, rsparirt unb nit elmer
auiabl ntutr pieern perlebrn pOreen. une fluu
bas publifum in err 3ufunft pirbsr bci rirsm
d1umsuefn @laIe Bier ben g6nue siHs- flat.
ElatH Wulif batsH. SprsGt esfaltisf ppr.
Spbu 3gtbItL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

How INDIANA DIVORCES ARE PROCURED
An inter- sting example of the way in which the
liberal divorce laws IN Indiana sometimes ope-
rate Is given in a Louisville paper. A won an
In Indianapolis was in poor health, and fearing
that in case she should die her husband would
obtain control of certain property she p0ssessed,
she visited her sister in Louisville, Ky, in order
to carry out a scheme which she had projected
TO prevent it. While staying with her sister she
crossed the river TO New Albany, where she
rented a house for three months, and on this
transaction based a residence there. She then
Instituted a suit for divorce, after which she
turned to her husband in Indianapolis. About
year ago she received a telegraph dispatch re-
questng her immediate presence in Louisville
in consequence of illness in her sisters family
and showing this to her husband he read
lily consented 70 second visit to that eity
At this time she again went over to New Alba
NJ, where she received her decree of divorce
which she quietly put in her pocket and carried
home. IL Is possible that the husband would
have never known what had taken Mace at
least during her lifetime, had he not excited
her ire by insisting one day too much on hisown
way as the head OF the family, upon which she
very CURLY informed him that he need not try
10 tyranniZe over her, as she was not his wife,
at the same time producing the documents to
prove fer assertion. The husband was more
than astOniShed, hut he insists that such n Ill
VcTce as that will never stand, in>which opinion
he is probably about right.
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r. The mump season is at its height
DIED.


COLLINS On the IIgh instant after a long AMI
ps"inl u ms hlch she bore with Christian for-
incr; LOUISE, eldest daughter of John ami Eliz-
The relstiyes and friends of the family are re-
day, at o'clock, from her parents residence,
No l05 ID street, northwest.
GsRDSER. At Altoona, Pa, April 10th 1872,
ChARLES kITCHEI l., infant son of g. Clinton
and Fanny b. Gardner luther city papers please
HUNT. On Thursday afternoon. at a quarter to 5
ociock, Of enlargement of the BRAN, RAPHAEL
q IoN AGED wears and month, youngest child
BIS remains will be eon1eyed to Baltimore on Sat
-2i irh street, northwest. Services at the h Juse,
AICks. On the lIrh instant, at o'clock D. m =,
THOMAS ICkS, in the 18th year of his age
HIS funeral Will take place from the corner of IA
and streets. southeast, on Saturday. at O'Clock
m Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
pneumonia, GEORGE ALLEN, 51n Of John W and
Kate Houx, aged years.
Relatives ard friends Of the family ar. requested
to attend his funeral from No 9O9 oh st north
west, Saturday at o'clock p. m.
sPs a msdn
and Margaret Knowles. aged IL years and months
be funeral will take place this evening, from the
residence Of her parents, No. Ia Market st.
LUskEi, eldest child Of Mars .ret and Geores Lus.
FuneraI on FRIDAY, isth instant at at O'Clock D. m
from the residence of her parents, South Carolina
avenue, between SIN ana y streets southeast. The
relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invite d to attend.
.RYON. At Charleston, Kanawha county. West
Nir sinia- on the 9th instant, JES SE T. p RYON,
nEed 20 years, son of this late Richard Ryon, of
this city.
His remains will arrive at the ID. Il o. r r.. depot
Sa'u, day morning the 18th instant, at 10 oclock
and will be nveyed to GlenwoOd Cemetery for
burial. 2t
EsPEAkS. On the llth instant, after lingering
Illness. but i'm Christian triumph, Mrs. SARAH Il
SPEAKS. wife of John Speaks, aged % ye .rs.
Relatives and friends Dectfully requ a-te A
to after her funeral, from her late residence 1871
5ih street. near Virginia avenue, southeast, sun
day At o'clock p. Funeral services in the FIRST
N-thOt ist Protestant church. 81
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"The last token OF Marie AntOinet.e wa
he sextOn's record. paid seven francs 10


1The last token OF Marie Antoinet.e was
the sections record. "Paid seven francs for
Widow Capet's coffin"
D-Mazzini's body is undergoing a chemical
Process OF petrifaction in the laboratory of Pro-
lessor MOTini, who guarantees TO "preserve the
sublime expression of the last moment in his
patients hneaments for ages to come.
- fond husband i'm Norwich, Conn, who
A%u aIs avs supposed his fair young wife to be
everything good, and pure, and true detected
htr lhe other night in the act of wearing Dolly
Warden SUIT. The stricken husband fed from
Ms nome, ana Is now wandering in the wilds OF
New Jersey-a broken-hearted man
ga female infant was found on the door
step of house in Boston on a late evening The
child Was born i've weeks ago, and from t6e first
the father cherished strong dislike to IL This
feeling grew so strong that he finally compelied
The mother 20 carry II away. The mother was
found and arrested.
6-The wag of the Cleveland Leader saws:
" FashieEable sports who intend to put in a
lew weeks AZ Kelley's Island, Little Mountain
ana other summer resorts, should commence
tOOging their washerwomen now. few shill-
m = week saved early in the season will pur-
thsse many mint-julep and other necessaries
81 NE when the heated term arrives"
y An Iowa newspaper says that Mrs Laura
n Berry Il the first female notary thar ever al
nini>tered an oath 10 a man in that state. I'm
Hss tither the men or women or both in Iowa
are much more sanity than in the eastern states
we VIII venture TO assert that she is not the first
swear in that state.
sS-A young girl named Carrie VAIN commit
TED suicide at Eau Claire, Wisconsin, a re " days
since, oy teaping into the river. She had been
toIeed by cruel stepmOther TO abandon her
I.ther . he use, and was employed in the family
Crowned herself.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE. VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHlLADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA WASH
lNGTON And GEORGETOWN D. o.
Regular sailing days from Pier No ., North
Whsryes, Philadelphia, every WEDNESDAY anc
SATURDAY, O., IL m.
FROM 63 Wafer street, Geor getowu, every MON
- I and I'll RSDAY; and frsm Alexandria every
TUESDAY aud Thu RSDAH.
Freight receiv cd at any time
Apply TO ~. HYDE, SO Water street. 0eerrs
town, ID. c.; NJ. ELDRIDGE CO., Alexandris
Va; NM CLYDE = CO., n south Delaware Ave.
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MEr1eER d HfLEs'
All SEVENTH STREET,
ARE OFF ERING FINE STOCK OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Havana Oranges,
London Layer Raisns, in whole, Lalf, and quarter
boxes,
Conserve Ginger, New Figs,
French Primes. In glass, tin and boxes,
Gordon & Dilworth's Jellies,
Numbers Preserves, Morton's Pie Fruits,
Almonds, shelled, paper and soft shell,
Pecans, Filberts, and Maple alnuts,
Pure Apple Cider, not boiled,D
Prime New York Apples, Apple Butter,
Pine Apple, English Dairy, Exam, and Factory
New York Buckwheat, Cranberrie,,
Golden Dripe Syrup, N. D. Molasses,
Finest quality Gunpowder, Imperial, and English
Mocha, Old Government Java, CeyIon and Bio Cof.
fee, green and fresh roasted,
No Maekerei' in barrels and kits,
Jamaica Run: tpureJ Scotch whisky.
New England Rum,
0tard, Dupuy Co. Brandes,
Catherwood "Old Reserve" hisky,
+" sold Nectar" Whisky,
Old Baker and Caf Whisky,
Pale sherry Wine ,(very hne,
Madeira, Pert and California Wines,
packages. i1-tr
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RY B. II. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 1873 Seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE, No, Alb SEVENTH STREET -

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE, No. Alb SEVENTH STREET 8. ",
- ~ virtue OF deed Of trust to the unders gned,
dated December 18th, 1870, and recorded In liber
A6N, folio u.s. Of the land records of w shington
county District OF Columbia, and at request Of the
party secured, will sell, at public aucfion to the
h,ghest bidder, on FRIDAY, April 18th, lS73, at
Pa O'Clock P m on the premises, the north half of
Lot In subdivision of square ass said north half
ead lot fronting II feet It'll street. and thenee run
ming back with that width "a feet to the rear line of
said lot, together with the i'm provements
Terms: One third each: balance in 6, II and Is
months with 10 per cent interest TO be secu red by
sale. In case the terms are not com piled with in
seven days after sale the propertyw be sold at the
and conveysncipg at purchaser g cost.
WIN. r. WOODWARD, Trustee
apS-eoAds Bep.1 B. 81. WARNER, Auct
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COLDEN HILL.
This popular FAMILY FLOUR In store aad soY
sale in lots to suit.
An other grades Family and Extra Flour.
MEAL, MILL FEED.
BALED HAY and STRAW.
w. N. GAIT CO.,
decl5-f Indiana avenue and LIST street.
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RH 0REe0 WILLIAMS, Auctioaeers.
y Northwest corner 10th and streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M PROVED
PROPERTY AT E-STORY
bklCk DWELLleG HOUeE-SITUATED ON
By virtue OF . deed Of trust, dated Novenl.
E Der 18Th, 1870, recorded in Liber No. 6s3. folio
district Of Columbia aud BY direction OF ths holder
OF the note secured thereby will sell, at public
18th; IS5, at 30 O'Clock p. NJ, ali that piece or
psfcei OF ground 10 the city Of Washington District
Beginning for the same At point south OF the
norihsat Corner OF said SQUARE aud running thence
feet thence north IA feet to the place Of beginning
BY three story Brick Dwt ling House
Terms OF sale: One third cash: balance In six and
twelve months with interest, secured by notes and
deed OF trust on the property. 500 down when the
property is struck of: Stamps and eonveyanciug At
purchasers cost If the terms are II com ,lied with
within hve days from the day of SALE the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property ct the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
PHILIP A. DARNEILLE, Trustee
apS GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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EO8 NEW YORK, BOSTON AM
NORFOLK.

on 40. sfter December I, the Steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, carrying the u. s. mail, 49,
nil !eass STSueHs Wat fgSs q sss
landings along the river for Norfolk, connecting ii
Norfolk with the n. 8 n Steamship Company for
Boston; also counecting with the Virginia Steam
ship COnpan for New York, making . semi weekly
freight from the above named cities. The Virgins
). 5. %: steamers leave New York TUESDAYS
and sATURpAYS,s p. m, Pier II N. River
Agents-N ID. Grsner, Norfolk, Va; N. ED.
D G; Thos- N. Crouch will receive and deliye,
freight at 9Th street wharf until o'clock D. m.
DORSEY OLAGETT, Gen aent.
decltr Plants Store. corner 18th and N " av
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS DOwLINa, Auctioneer

kf THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF yALUABLe IMPROVED
WEST. NEAR TIE CIRCLE,
Ia By virtue Of tive das ds of trust to us lated
E;: DEG mber 74th, 1852, aud August ITts. 1870,
<sand duly recorded in Libers Nc. 614, folio 41l,
and No o22, folio as, of md Records of s-h-
nson county, ~ o., ard at the request of the party
thereby secured We viii sell at public auction to
April 18th, 1872 on the premises, all that part OF
Lot numbered eight f5l. in square numbered forty
one 4l), IN the city Of Washington, and descI hed
street west, three 49, fet from the northw-st corner
OF sald I, and running syuth twenty four t2iD
Ieet thence east hfty l5ll feet ten o. inches
thence bo-th twenty four (s4l feet, and thance
mig
Terms Of Sale: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest secured by deed Of
trust on the property. Sl0o down when the prop
uf The purchaser. If the terms Of sale not COM
pied TN III hive days after sale, the property vii
be resod at the isk and cost Of the defauitng sur
chaser.
WILLIAM A: GORDON, Jr.,l rrr..o..
marl2-eJSds THOS DOwLiNG, Auct
RT GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers-
- NO loOt Northwest corner of 10th and d SITS
TWo-sTORY FRAME HOUSE. ON BOUNDARY
STEEET, BETWEENs AND SrH SrREETs
n. W. AT AUCTION
IA On FRIDAY NEXT, the 18th instant at 5
Sslock p n, on the premises, we will sell
no and improved by 7 40 story Frame House,
containiI g 5rooms.
Terms; 0ne-half CO 81; balance in 3 and 6 months.
VIII interest and secured 10y deed Of trust the
proTeriy sold. All and stamps at cost
o. n1chaser; StOwiil be required of the purchaser
apod GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Rf LATlMEB a CLEARI
huctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers.
southwest corner P-nnsylva en- us and TN 81
Star Once Building.
VALUABLE HOUSE ANnL0T ON THEN NORTH
S,rE OF MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, BE
ppMR6Ek oTH AND 5Ts STREETS WEST, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
IA We shall offer for sale AZ pnhlic aucticn IN
H." II y out OF the pi emises, TUESDAY. April
- 10. isI2, at D clock D m. part of lot one
~ W square ives; Of sQuare No asa fronting 10 ft
III nches on Massachusetts, Avenue. aud j srribeA
as toiiovs: Beginning at point the line 81 a.
sachGsetts avenue ~ feet from the corner
OF lot No: and running thence xesteriy with said
avenue - feet III inches thence right angles with
said avenue about p feet inches: thence still in
northery direction about 81 fees TO the end OF the
secotu line OF = lot conveyed 20 Sarah Redmaq by
ceed dated January 90, 1851; theacs cas- Is feet:
thence southerly . feet and thence - the point ~
beginning, with the improvements, consisting of a
COED TWO story Frame dwelling.
This property Is on the line ~ the II street rail
road, is near the 7th street market and is very val
liable FOR business purp0ses
Terms One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months from day % sale, with interest the deferred
payments 20 be secured by deed of trust On the
property sold. Slco down when the property is sold
ConNe ysEces and stamps al the coat of the pur-
chaser. T.. v. WHITE.
EUGENE CARUST.
NM- Y. MtTrtNGLI.
Assignees for Jas q. Naylbr.
arS LATlMEk CLEARG. Auets.
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RY COLDWELL KING, Auctioneers,
u No. 41O Eleventh street,
One door north OF Pennsyly apia avenue.
CHANCERY SALE


~, BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of
ks::a the District Of Columbia. passed in Chancery
HGA cause No 2f4, Equity Doc. IL. wherein Lang
and others are complainants and Wilmer and 9th,
ers defe Ddants. shall, on MONDAY, the 18th day
OF april ls.2, at o'clock p m, offer for sale, at
public auction on the premises, the following Real
Estate which was Of the estate of the late alfred
Eeftmuller deceased. viz: Lot No ii, in Anton and
Alfred Hetmullers recorded subdiv ision of square
NO: ~ II is opposite the circle at the intersec
about 40 square feet of ground and is improv ed
by small Dwelling Honse. II has been divided into
two lots both sf which front on the circle and run
back TO wide alley One Of them has front Of 40
feet inc hes Rhode Island aveIue, and the other
a front OF 13l feet inches on Vermont avenue. A
plat can be seen at my office, at the Auctioneers
Immediately after the above sa e, / will offer Lot
No !, in the re;ordd subdivision of Lot Z, in the
same square. 1t fronts q feet on lith street west
and runs back to a wide alley.
Terms:-0ne third of the purchase money in cash
and the residue in three equal instaments at g. IL
and is MONTHS respectively, with Interest, to be
cured by purchaser s notes and deed of trust on
the property all in each, at the purchaser op-
tion. Deed given on final ratification of sale
Stamps and cenveyancing at purchasers cost. $50
on each Lot at time of sale.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee
apl0-wf,m9t GOODWILL & KING, Aucts.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsaparilliau Resolvent,
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

E~sry drop Of the sARsAP REsoL
VENT communicates. through the Blood, swsas.
eisr ~ ne, for i repairs the wastes Of the be1v
With new and sound material SoofEta, Syps'isi.
Tssoat, Mo.ta, Tsmcrs, Nodes e tAs gIasds as1
ss,si sa1s 20 is "a. s sss sYs %,
Ska DISEASES, ErEgsions, Fsre So-ss, Sad H.ad,
s Sea- Worn Kc1: sa a. h7s as ns., s =
Womb and all treokeHtHs and paia fsl disc aO-sss,
Trriseipies ars ,etais ils esrarirs ,anss oy tSss
,condeT of Modern Chemistry, ard a Jee ~ays' sss
fornss Of disease us potent pO,s~ 20 es,s Issm.
III the patient, daily becoming reduced By n
wastes and decomposition that is continually pro-
pairs the same with new material made from hsstSy
6lood-and this the sARsAPARILLIAA viii and
remedy is work Of snd .aes
ceeds IN Eliminating the loss Of wastes, It's re1sirs
5 ssosns ana as,
eeeting better, appetite improving, and assh -
weight increasing.
Not only does the sA RsArAnIILIAs REsoI yIsr en-
gel an knowp remedial assns I, he cure Of Chfonis
Q the only positive cure Tor
KIDNEY AND BLADpER ooMPLAINn,
Urinary and womb diseases. Gravel, Disbssss
proIsy ssoppass e wsssr, inso1tinsnee Of Uri.s
there are brck dust deposis Or the vassr & tSioS.
cloudy mixed Tisa s9sst.nsss Ike the yhts q 8
sssis Ssss :.
.sss , ,ssn sssss I'm. =:
N. RADWAYD
ReKfect Rurgasive Pills,
ss.isssiy t.sss.sss. elegantly coated I'm syss r..
stoSscA. Liver. Bo.sis. ksd.sy.. Dido. ssFysT
D. Rs:s.ss:. o1sss Gssa os cS S.. w.
infamsation q the Bowels, Piless end al Deranss
nsnss g nc cure Purely Vegetable, oostssins "a
1srcury. ninsraIs, or celeterfous dr1es.
A ssu aosss Of RADwAYy PILLS YIN free tn
sv1fs0 fro0 al the above NAMED disorcsrs. Prtoo
s esnfs Dsf Boz. cold BIZ DRu0GISTs.
READ .IALsn AND TRuB.p Send one Isttss
gesnD 20 RApWAN co., No. 81 Maiden Lane.
neH Ioek. lnfsrnaxtoa worth Thousands win b
NJ yoo. iy1o-0 ~ fkWH
~oHB IDEA"
CLEAN SWEEP
Ub0rHIEo SALE.
A oah Han. sss IN strsst. mon
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR COMPLETING THE I'M
L PROVEMENT OF SEVENTH STREET Road
ITO IRON MANUFACTU RERs.

THO IRON MANUFACTURE
TREASURY DEP ARrNENT,
OFFICE OF THg LISHr-HoUsE BoARD,S
WASHINGTON, ID. g April 5, ls72. \
Sealed Proposals., endorsed tPR0POSALS FOR
IRON LIGHT HOUSE FOR OALCASIEU, LOU
Ie1ANA," will be received at this Office until IL
O'Clock on TUESDAY, the 30th day Of April, on
prints forms, which, with circulars, plans, speci-
hcatione, forms Of contract, and any desired nfor
nation, can be had on Application BY mail or in
person to GEORGE II. ELLIOT,
Maj. Of Engineers, q. 8. A,
ape6e Engineer Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

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TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ELEGANT FOUR
STORY PhESS-RRfCK FRONT RESIDENCE
WIT BROWN STONE TRiMMINSS. on THE
Nnh1H SIDE OF + STREET. BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
<5A by virtue OF iced of trust to m a. dated
E une 20, lSiG, and duly recorded in Liber GIG,
sAtolio zoe, one of the land records of Washing
ton county, District of Columbia. AMI by direction
OF the party thereby secured. Will sell At pnhiic
auctlun, 10 the highest bidder, at O'Clock, on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. 4 pril "a, 1872, on
the premises, that part Of Lot 4, in square s7G. a.
laid down on the ground plat OF Washington city
10. comprised within the following mates aud
bounds, vi2:-CommencIng for the same on y street
At the southwest corner of said lot and thence north
east q feet thence south I59 feet,
and thsnce west "A feet to the place IF beginuing
with improvements thereon, suhiec. to a caTt1in
ground rent, which will be made known on the day
OF sale, aid which can b. purchased for a r0minal
cnnsideIation. Title perfect. 1t is improved by
House No. 81 street, which Is one of the most
Desirable In the city. either for gantlemans resi-
dence. CT for private boarding house. The cell
lngs are high, the rooms spacious, and all irs an
poIniments elegant All modern cOnyeniences.
Terms of sale:-S5 eco cash, balance in Is. IL, IS
and "a months. With ten per cent interest secured
hy adeed OF L. ust on the property; $50 down when
the property is struck of. Stamps and cenveyan-
cling at the cost of the purchaser. Terms TO be
con piled with in seven days after the sale or the
property 10 b. resod at the Isk and cost of the de-
DANIEL L. EATON. Trustee.
ap5 eo&ds BRAlNARD II. WARNER. Auct