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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19
REVENGE

Thoroughbred, a Golden sorrcl, Ii hands high;
for breeding and form he has not an equal in this
country.
PEDIGREE.-Re by imported Monarch. Let dam,
Fashion, imported Trustee "a dam, BOnnets Blue, by
Sir Chares Sd dam, Reality by sir hrchy IN dam, by
ported Medley; jh dam by imported Sentinel; 9th dam by
Marx Anthony; IN dam by imported Janus sIh dam hy
imported Monkey 9Th dam by Imported Silver Eye ION
dam by Spanker.
winsHg 81 ont OF - q OF which four mile
The she lost she ont Of condition. being beaten In
much slower time than the sowest she made In winning
tSee the pedigree OF Revenge and Fashion In BrG
.liae1tCdH Sud Book, p. 3sS)
Monarch, by imported Priam bred by His Majesty King
William ", At Ham ptOn Court and imported by Col Wade
Hampton OF South Carolina, st DAM imported Delphine
by WhskeTs ID DAM Ny Lady by COmus; 81 dam. the
oonels dam by Dephine ith dam, Triple Cyder by King
Fergus 9Th dam, Sylvia, by Young harske eth dam. FER
rett by brother 10 sylvia IN dam by legulus h dam
by ord NOrtens Arabian 9Th dam by Miybury; 9th dam
by Muso Bay Barb nh dam by Bay Bolton; l2h dam BY
toneyskin; 18Th dam by Hulton Grey Barb, l!th dam by
Byerly's Turk; 18th dam by Buster.
Monarch many races, and never lost heat or race"
(SCe DyuCe'S american SUD Book, p. 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19

At recent meeting Of Trinitarian Congre-
-auonal Ministers of Massachusetts,, Rev Mr.
Turner, of llyannis, told the following: The
Cniversalist church in Hyannis was struck
~ lightning. The nearest bell was on the
BAPTIST church; but VIXEN they applied for
me key the old Baptist sexton refused He
vas not going he said, to interfere with
Tie will Of God" The church was consumed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19

WwAT ALLIED HIS TooTH.-A Mr. Searcy,
livln. near 81. Joseph Mo, was shot in the
eye while in the army, ten years andahalf
ago, the ball lodging in his head. The wound
ed eye has given more or less pain ever since.
The 81. Joseph Herald Of the 2Gth, in speak
ing of this case, SAYS: \ few days ago, Mr.
Searcy was afflicted with a toothachc. Moth.
ing would relieve it, 50 he consulted a dentist,
who told him the tooth complained of was
perfectly sound and that he must certainly
be afflicted with neuralgia. Searcy insisted
upon having the unruly member plucked up
by the roots, whereupon the dentist extracted
the tooth. The sufferer then went home and
began his usual toll on the farm. There was
no rest for time. At last he left The plow
and went 10 the house almost Crazed with
pain Upon examination of the cavity from
which the tooth was extracted he found
some flesh protruding, which was cut OFT.
Above this there was a hard, dark substance,
which. after considerable effort, he succeeded
in taking out. II was the vcritabe bullet
which went into his eve ten wears and .iN
months ago. lie feels better now than for
years, and viii undoubtedly recover entirely
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19
YOUNG LION

\ Canadian French Stallion, years old, stands
lj% hands high, weighs 1900 lbs; jet Black,
with very heavy name and tail; for splendid bone,
style and actions, he is acknowledged by cOmpc-
tent horscmcn 10 be the best horse Of his class
that was ever raised in Canada.
PEDIGREE-Youug Lion, sired by Occur de
Lion, dam by Black Diamond, a mare that could
trOt in 30 and 4 winner on the turf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19

Paynaster Hodge, Of the L. :. army, whose
dedication for $443, 11G21 was announced a
wear ago, and who was sent 10 the penitenti-
~ at Albany on that account, has been par
.oncd out by President Grant and now en-
1ys a position under the government.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19

At the meeting Of the Joliet District Con
ference * the Methodist Episcopal Church
last week, Mrs. Jennie F Willing, wife of
Presiding Elder Willing, was granted H.
ence to preach the gospel. Mrs " i said
q be- the first woman who hs> been thus hon.
.-el by the VI + Church.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19

Vice Precedent Wilson, whom the papers
past as confirmed, hopeless paralytic, visi-
.ed Boston on Tuesday, and was generally
concentrated ON hi. restored health"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19

Rev. Thomas X. Beecher, of Elmira, n. Y.
.nnounces that he will preach Sunday after
Moons at Eldridge Park near that city, (men-
lion elsewhere in to-dayS TRADER) His choir
10 consist of popular brass band engaged
or Tie occasion to play psalm tunes and lead
he Siuriur
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19
The TermS are AZ fellows:

PANIC.-$lOO 10 insure; 50 for the season
so FOR single leap.
REVENGE-SiOO 20 insure ThorOughhrr,
mares: so to insure common bred marc-.
Young LION.-t4j 20 insure.
lOJ sc SCOTLAND.-$iO 20 igsurr.
Tn'uo .t0".hd for H0rE to", '.f' "a'.. f.
cr',u's ",' s'rvy,Hy AZ DwDsr,' ,l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19
YOUNG SCOTLAND

An imported Clydcsdale, beautiful Brown, four
years old, stands M hands high, weighs 1900
lbs when in good flesh, has great bone and good
action, and for a draft stallion has no superior In
this country or any other
PEDlGREE.-YOung Scotland, sired 10y Old
scotland: Bis dam. q pure CIyln.daLc marc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19
Barn of l.. Steward, Plano, III.
PANIC

4 beautiful Bay, eight years old, 1862 hands high
weighs 1850 lbs Can trOt better than 240 when
in condition. For form, style and way Of going,
is second 10 none.
PEDiGREE.-Pau Is by MCGregors Warrior his dam
by Blackwood, half sister the dam Of foroHto Chief
McGregor's Warrior by Old Royal George; lis dam
was an imported mare supposed to be thoroughbred.
Panic has proved himself trotter geer, having sired
of the best Trong Colts in Canada one of them hay
Ing troted better than 2.iO rs a four year old
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19

Walter Hoge, Esq, Of Usage in this coun-
y, has purchased an interest in the Streator
Naai;or and that journal will hereafter be
uhliShed by Dalton & Hore
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19

The latest maternal vacary Of The animal
kind is reported from Lyndon Y II. where q
SOW is credited with sucking an
orphan kitten. Two years ago when The SOW
was bringing up litter OF pigs a little kitten
,.rayed in tn pen, took - place in NE LITE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19
#arrleD.

On the IAN inst by Arthur Lockwood, ESQ Mr. BRIO
DICK 10 Miss ELLEN WRIGHT, both OF Serena.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-05-24


Tbs three richest men in America arc
William b. AstOr, A I Stewart ard Com
mod re Nanderbit--sll residents tf New
York City. Ast rs wealth is mainly in
real estate and lis revenues; Vsnderbilt's
Is mainly in railroad stocks and their divi-
dends; Stewards is in goods, houses, stores,
factories, lands and stocks. The agzregats
wealth Of each ore Of them Is supposed 10
be somewhere between seyenty-hve and
hundred millions, which looks rather
heavy. Nobody knows exactly: they couldn't
tell themselves vii hin q million OF two.
Those who know most Of their affairs pot
their figures highest, and say that the IN
come tax returns OF a few years ago, which
showed each Of them 10 be worth between
twenty and thirty millions, gave no proper
idea Of their real worth. Aston lives unos-
tentatiously; Vanderbilt lives in athree-sso-
~ brick house on a third-clas: street,
and Stewart lives la a marble palace ON
Fifth avenue, more magnitceut than any
other residence on the American Continent,
and eqIialed by but few in any Of she great
cities of Europe AstOr and Vanderbilt
are New Workers by birth; Stewart is =
native Of Ireland. Astor is q lN heavy
man Of seventy, with strong features and .
rubicund face, Indicative of high living;
Stewart is medium siz,d man, rather
slender and tail, of saVeDty-three. with
face Ike parchment, and gives the impress
sion of being bsrd-uP; Vanderbilt Is tall,
slim, handsome, proud locking man Of
nearly eighty, straight as an arrow. AssOr
has heirs to bis estates; Vanderbilt has
children 70 whom be can leave mis- fortune;
but Stewart is childless. Astor's publse
benefactions are confined TO come
thing like cripple OF hundred
thousand dollars, which be gave 70
the Astor Library, and the two golden e'n-
dlesticks, nine feet high, which be recently
gave TO Trinity Church, Vanderbilt has
never made any public beDefactions, ex-
coping a steamship 10 the government
during the war, I'll very receltly, when be
gave million dollars for educational par
pOses-one half Of this sum 10 found 4 uni
versity in Tennessee, and the other half To-
another educational Institution. Stewart
has also had lie reputation OF being very
clOse-fsted; but h9 must be accredited wih
his million dollar s'Home for WomeR,"
which viii be completed next year. Ast0r
Is rigorous Episcopslian; Vanderbilt is an
independent Methodist, and Stewart is said
10 be inclined % thinking for himself. Stew
art is a scholarly man; Vanderbilt j. rot.
Aston is al accomplished nan Of The world.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-05-24
FIRST BALLOON ASCENSION In
AMERICA.

At the time Gf he death Of the late Chas.
T. DurSDt, New York journal committed
the error OF ascy bing o him The distinc-
ton Of having made the first balloon ascen-
sion ever made in Amer ca, and the stale
ment tnds ifs way, uncontrAdicted, into
the Popular Science Monthly and many
other publications. Jean Pierre blanchard,
distinguished French asranaut, assembled
from Philadeiphia In January, 1873, aud
afterward visited other cities. THIS was
only ten years after the first ascension had
been made With a hydrogen balloon in
France, and only eleven years after the
brothers MOntguilier had made their esTli-
est experiments with FIRE, CT bot air bal
loon Al Aqignon. Tie Philadelphia ascen-
sion Baiurzly Caused much interest, ssd
General Washington vas one OF a 95ezt
crowd Of spectators. Two other Fren~h-
mep, n. GlilOet aud III. Robertson, suisse
quently visited America and made ascsn-
siOnsin various cities, and it Was not until
1885 that the late Dir. DuTant u aie his first
ascension in New York. Mr. Durant MAS
the first American, probably, who ever made
an ascension in this country, and qacs-
tionably the first 10 engage in the business.
The nrsl American ~ make al ASCENSION,
however. was DR.. Jeilries, n BOsionian
Gather Of the present DR.. Jefries), who at
com anied Blanchard on an aerial v0yage
from Dover, England, across tbs Pritish
Channel, TO France, Jan. 7, 1855. NJ. Du-
rant, b. the by, made bis firss sscrpt m
Boston July 81, 1884 and ID was on tbas
occasion that be made his famous descent
in TIE ocean, some len miles southeast OF
Natart. This rs the tenth ascension be
had ever made.-B0s0R Journal.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-05-24

fee 81 So collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 So
Powell, w II. go acres. lying in civil district
q 80 collectors fee 81 90. printers fee 81 50,
' Breeder en-, JOSH 50 acres, lyinsin civil district
No 10, valued at 500, taxes 50 90, clerks fee
s. CO.
Bresden, J B, in acres. lying in civil district
No 10, valued at $500 90, taxes 81 40, clerks fec
81 90 collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 50, total
Hitchcock, Nv, lcacres, lying in civil district
Nol3, valued at 500 90, taxes 50 20, clerks tee
g 90, collector fee 81, printers fee 90, total
Hughes, W P 100 acres, lying in civil district
No 10, valued at 5000 co. taxes 81 20, clerks f.e
81 50, collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 80, total
Jordon, Nancy A, 500 acres, lying in civil die
trict No 10, valued at 5000 90, taxes SIS 90,
clerks fee 81 so collectors fee 81, printers fee
81 50, total So %.
Laird, W P, town lot, lying in civil district
No 10, valued at $500 90, taxes 81 20, clerks fee
81 80 collectors fee 81 90, printers fee 81 80,
Mcdaniel, Peachsr & Co. town lot, lying in
civil district No 10, valued at SEQ 90 taxes 81 GO,
$3.50, totalS5 60.
Mcbride, W p, 100 acres lying in civil district
No 10, valued at $50 Oh, TAX s 81 10, clerks fee
q 50, collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 80, total
Mcclure, Jane, town lot, lying in civil district
No 10, valued at $500 20, taxes 30 60, clerks fee
Fl So collectors fee 81 90, printers fee 81 50;
tot, "a 60.
O'Brien, Michael, q acres, lying in civil dis
trict No IS, valued at sl25 o0.taxes 80 %, clerks
fee 81 50, collectors fee 81 60, printers fee
81 so, total 81 20.
Williams, Julia, 100 acres, lying I'M civil dis
rict No 10, valued at 500 90, taxes 81 90, clerks
fee 81 go collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 So
total IS 90.
Carver, WIN, 10 acres, lying in civil district
No 20, valued at $500 90, taxes 81 20, clerks fee
81 so, collectors fee ST. printers fee 81 SO, total
SIS 20.-
Robertson, r ID, % acres, lying in civil district
No 20, yalaed at 500 o., taxes 80 40, clerks fee
81 80 collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 50, total
81 40.
Sykes Jesse, l27 acres, lying in civil district
No 20,valued at $500 90. taxes 81 90, clerks fee
81 so collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 50, total
IS 90.
Terry, Easter, loo acres, lying in civil district
No 20, valued at $500 90. taxes so So clerks fee
81 So collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 80, total
81 50.
wiikersen, b, 100 acres, lying in civil district
No. 80, valued at 5000 90, taxes IS 20 clerks fee
81 80, collectors fec 81, printers fee 81 so total
% co.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-05-24
1865.

Mrs r n Hatcher 1856 acres of land lying in
civil district No. s, valued at 81 200; clerks fee
es due, balance, 50 70; total 81 70.
IL Chissenhal ST, 3iS acres Of lanilying In civil
district No 8, valued at 81 400, clerks fee 81 50,
printers fee 81 80, collectors fee 81, taxes due,
balance, 81 70; total 50 10.
JIG Woodson, III acres Of land lying in civil
district No 10, valued at $500, clerks fee 81 So
printers fee 81 81, collectors fee 81, taxes due
81 50; total IS 81.
R i Goostree. s. acres of land living i'm civil
district No. r. valued at $500, clerks Zee 81 90,
printers fee 81 30, collectors fee 81, taxes due
50 90; total 81 90.
Mrs MatriI, heirs, one town lot lying in civil
district No u, valued al 81 500, clerks fee 81 90
printers fee 81 80, collectors fee 81, taxes due
81 25; total S1s %.
WIN Marand, deed, 100 acres Of land lying in
civil district No II, valued at 500 clerks fee
81 So printers fee 81 %, collectors fee 81, taxes
due 81; total s..
Henry & ShackIeford, Us acres Of land lying
in civil district No l6, valued at 81 ,259, clerks
fee 81 90, printers tee 81 30, collectors fee 81,
taxes due sc %; total so %.
VIM M0sely. heirs, 255 acres OF land lying IN
civil district No 10, valued at a rZI5, clerks Zee
81 5a prtter's fee IL 90, collectors fee 81 taxes
due So 81 X; total $40 37H
" II Alien, 900 acres Of land lying in civil dls-
frict No II, valued at s2,5ce, CLERKS lee y 20,
printers fee 81 50, Collectors fee 81, taxes due
Sl2 so; total sl6 50.
\ n Allen, $50 acres of land lying in civil dis
trict No IS valued at $4,000, clerks fee 81 30,
u ~ CoASNeoA ~ - N-1@No NtC
S2l -; total SIS D.
Dicy Baggett, 20 acres of land lying In civil
district No is YalueC at $40 90. clerks fee 81 90
printers fee 81 80, collectors fec ST. taxes due
zoe; total 81 20.
No 49, valued at So %, clerks fee 81 ~, print
er's fee 81 So collectors fee 81 taxes due - ke
total "a Blk.
Ben Baggett, estate, % acres Of land lying In
civil district No 49, valued at $50 90, clerks fee
81 50, printers fee 81 90, collectors fee 81 taxes
due 4Oc; total 81 40.
Mrs L Edes, Is acres of land lying in civil dis
trfct No Is. valued at $50 90. clerks fee 81 o.,
printers fee 81 50, collectors fee 81, taxes due
25c; total "a %.
Michael O'Brien, q acres Of land lying In civil
district No 10, valued at SO %, clerks fee 81 So
printers fee 81 so, collectors fee 81, taxes iue
37Kc; total "a SIX.
, Nm Carver, 10 acres OF land lying in civil
district No %, valued NJ 500, clerks fee II 20,
printers fee 81 50, collectors fee 81, take due
q; total s..
b WnkersOn's estate, 100 acres OF land wing in
civil district No 20, valued at 500, (s6l Olx)
clerks fee 81 30, printers fee 81 90, collectors
fee 81, taxes due 50; total Sc
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-05-24
1860.

Stewart & Henry, Henry part of land lying
valued at -, clerks fee 81 so, printers fee
81 90, collectors fees1, taxesdue 50 50; total So So
y III Allen, SO acres OF land lying in civil dis
trict No II, valued ut $1,000. Clerks fee 81 80,
printer fee 81 SO, collectors fee 81, taxes due
Sc 90. Total SO.
n H Allen, 16 acres of land, lying in civil dis
trict No 49, valued at $1,000, clerks fee 81 so,
printers fee 81 80, collectors fee 81, taxes due
$40 50; total S23 IS.
Menifee estate, 100 acres of land lying in civil
district No 10 valued at $500, clerks fee 81 80,
printers fee 81 So collectors fee 81, taxes que
Toe; total 81 70.
Sloan, so acres OF land lying in civil district No
49, valued at $500, clerks fee 81 so; printers fee
81 90 collectors fee 81 90, taxes due 45c; total
81 40.
VIM Carver, 429 acres of land lying in civil
district No 20, valued az ,T0O, clerks fee 81 so
printers fee 81 50, collecsor's fee 81, taxes due
50 s.; total So IS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-05-24

There was 3 mee-iDg Of painters " New
York, few evenings siLcs, % eorsnt -
10 what could be done 10 compel Employ
ers to use safe sclfo,ding in The g clion
Of buildings. The discsSsion slcitsd
statements to the efisc that Ih8 sihual
loss Of life from lsarSimoUy CT earsf sness
IN this matter 8 very great, Hfr thas
the Legislature FIR tie psssses sf law
making builders rcsp)lsisie ia eiul ism-
ages TO the widow or children CT ene. ploye
who is killed by The fall OF scsiioIdf ; that
has not been properly erected,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-05-24
1869,

Christian, Mrs L %, Il acres Of land, lying in civil
.iistrict No l. valued 81 goo tax due s., clerks
fee 81 So collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 50.
Dortch. Mrs Sw c, Il acres of land lying in
civil district No l, valued at Sl,0O0, tax due S.
clerks fee 81 So collectors fee 81 90, printers
fee 81 so. Total So
Ewing A II, 900 acres Of land, lying in civil dis
frict No !, valued at 500, tax due SIS, clerks
fee 81 So collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 So
Total SO.
Fowiks. Mrs W A, $50 acres Of land, lying in civil
district No l. valued At IS 0O0 tax due SIG clerk
fee 81 60 collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 So
Total $50.
Humphreys, Jackson, 80 acres Of land, lying in
civil district No I, valued ~ S2Du, tax due 81,
rlerk's fec 81 50, collectors fee 81, printers fee
81 81. Totals5.
Hill, W II, acres Of land lying in civil district
No I, valned at $500, tax aue 81 90, clerks fee
81 So collectors fee 81. printers fee 81 80. Total
IS SO.
Johns, ID II, acres of land lying in civil dis
fTct No l, valued ct slo0 tax due soc, clerks fee
- 50, collectors fee 81, printers e. 81 50.
!:Lewis, wm IA acres of land, lying in civil siis
~ 50, collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 50
Total $40.
Pitt, oG, lS3 acres of land, lying in civil dis
srict No l. valued 81 300 tax due 81 clerks fee
81 60 collectors fee 81 printers fee q so. Total
eII.
tret No l, valued at $500, tax due s., clerks fee
ri 50, collectors fee 81 printers fee 81 So Total
Williams, W p, ~ acres Of land. living in civil
district No J. valued at $50, tax due 75c clerks
fee 81 So collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 So
Total s. rs.
Bib, Ballard, IN acres Of land, lying in civil
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-05-24
RICH MEN

May "A, ls73.-4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FUN MEN AMI ShbE.
EoR REsr-FINE LARGE STORE g asa
II Pennsylysnis avenue north~est 40 AZ
FOE sALIIThrss....Ty BRiCh HnUsE; 70, 8
proving portion q the eiss Rssf e, ss viii be
s sS,sSxs IN part p'sment Cali at s' a STREET
EoR sALE-That ssluahle HOUSE sni LOT AZ
sou beast corner Of sth and street. nsr;h~Ist;
ssxIiI,S, with brick stable and wocdhease.
ss-eOst sl1 9TH 81, Opposite Post once.
EoR RENT-Oue OF the most desirable GARDEN
Il FARMS, ntsising about acres with nne build
rigs barn, stables csrrssee house, and hne spring
Of the Capitol, in &c. months street rsilrosd
VIII run through h.; and II would make one IT the
or company would do well 20 iook al It. The shove
place would be sold cheap, with u acre. sdde; and
A z so sS GkG m ss sJs - r.,
Los sALE-A number OF two-story b lex
streets northwes, CONTAINING six roems each. viii
Five HOUSES from hoo to $50 cash on each,
a1s sslsnes n monthly payments g suit pun hassr
baisnoe in m nihs. quarterly, or hsifysaTi psy a
Three Honszs will be exchanged In part Cor
Also, several HOUSES in the same block viii be
Zach q the shove Houses have hail. cellar bath.
room, water-closet, sewer. gss, &c :, and well
curing TO themselves = cSmfortsSle House on easy
terms, should not fsl 20 call Al my Office previous
10 purchasing elsewhere.
JOS r. KELLEY
Real Estate Agent
- No. 902 sb street northwest, bet. I aud X.
tHOR sALE-0n Capitol HiIl, a genteei s-ss Try
Il and basement BRICK HOUSE, cont aiming nine
rooms, besides bat aid store rooms II has gas,
cold and bot water, and water Closets heated by La
trUbe and Empire heating range. II II nearly new.
IN thorough order, la q very healthy aud agreeable
neighborhood, and will be sold very low easy
street southeast. m2l-lWs
E0R sALE-TwO PIECES OF LAND, near Ar
!! lington; about one quarter Of a mile from the
A9uednct bridge. One contains 2 and the other 8
acres improved BY two small frame houses. Apply
to JACOB BIRCH, No. % 81 street, George
town. mar1S m
lrOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS: back
II Parlor furnished rs Bedroom, aud two pleas
ant rooms, back and front, second story, In an
elieibIy located Dwelling on street. Ctr will
be rented on reasonable terms TO gentlemen only
Address "A. j ." National Republican efice
mls-n fRepI
EOR SALE-A two-story BRICK HOUsE, No.
log i street northwest, containing four rooms:
also passage, kitchen, cellar bathroom with water
closet, hot and cold water In chambers, hester in
Parlor, and cooking range in kitchen. The lot IL Is
feet front by LOO feet deep, TO ~ foot paved alley
with q brick stable and carriage house. j. W
THOMPSON, corner Of 18th street and New York
avenue. feba-tf