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"SAyI.G FxPEssE."-Economy seems 10 be the ord r
OF the day with President PieIces administration and
is due the people tina, should be So They have been
pundered in all imaginable ways during the last four
years rule OF whggey, and is gratifying see that the
change OF at The bead of affairs bids fair to
furnish another evidence that the interests Of the people
always most faithfully regarded and protected bp
democratic alminislralion.-Ca Carlyle (Pa) Democrat
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IMPORTANT SUIT DEclDED.--The suit instituted al Pitts.
burg BY VIM. L. Scer of Maryland. and others, heirs
Of Thos Cromwell, deceased, recover about 81 900
900 worth OF property, concluded in the United
States crcnit court in that city Monday. Judge Grer
his charge, decidedly adverse either the law
equity OF the claim, and directed the jury to bring in
verdict for The defendants in the DOVER and dsms sed the
bill in equity
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AraosPHrsIc TsLsesaPH.-Tbis new parcels. dever-
ING express has been examined by committee OF the
Ma~saehpsei. legislature who about report favor.
ably and az company has been formed 10 lay down
tube for il two feet ~ diameter from New YORK to Bos
ton, for the delivery Meters and parcels charter WILL
doubt be granted Subscriptions 10 the stock are al
ready in progress, with the prospect Of speedily raising
500 o0o with which the tube ean be laid IRON Boston
Worcester The invention has been patented and The
patent i, owned by company chartered under general
law OF Massachusetts, THIS curious undertaking Is look Cd
70 With as much wonder as the electric telegraph
Ball Son
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MAssAcHUsIrTs.-Two matters OF some interes, have
been disposed OF within the last day two in Massa
chusetis legislature viz: The proposed loan OF 81 OOo
600 Stale credit for The construction OF railroad tunnel
through the Hoosac mountain and the proposed appro-
priaon OF $4,000 for the erection OF monument 10
Daniel Webster The former measure, after passing The
house By majority Of 81, defeated in The senate
BY majority Of two votes. The latter after passing the
senate. was defeated in The house by majority OF four
votes, iI to ll5) Webster has no need OF monument
his account butthe State needs for the States
sake. Next year viii be enough.-Jour. Of Com
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RETURN O. rms SErsH QUsDROS 70 rHr FISHING eEoUSD

REruSS o. BErIsH SQUADRON FISHING GROUNDS
Bosrox Msy % Her Britannia Asssiy ship OF be-.ins
Cumberland having on board vice admiral Seymour,
rived at HALIFAX the i6h instant from Bermuda. The
admiral charged with the protection Of the fisheries,
The steamer Devastation has also LEFT Bsrmuda, det-
taed Tor the coast Of Newfoundland.
The Halifax paper, soy hat Admiral Seymour will n
out soGe hail dozen small craft, in addition to large
naval force already there protect the fisheries. The
governments OF Nova Scotia and View Brunswick viii also
aid in the matter
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
.,,uwDAY MORNING, MAY ss. 1903.


'. !. 9 q s.s.. . .as ..s
"a ga'r Is.ns JAsxs o. LK~ls, aAd sAsusI D. Ls~Is.
as = M JIHEs CsciAAsn, Ohio, u our general travelling
IT, 4, Western ssaIsss assisted By JoHS T. DEsr, n. u.
~" pfEE, q. N. l. WIsEAAs, Isaac BAATLErr, X. e.
IE-I n CHILDs and l.. X. BAOwsELL-
a. J.Hss, No. lsa soaen rsAh street, rhiiAdeL
general travelling agent, assisted ~ VIZ IL. WsLB
CoIlss, JAHss DEssIss, j. HAAsIr los bgIros' eEo'
20, I...s NJ BopIss, EDsvED w. wIlSr, wiLLIAH l.
.....s aha G 1ossE l. McLIop
~ ssr,ip,, ffom sither of hs above Will be good
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Yesterday morniag O'Clock N, Mrs JULIA MORGAN
rcct % m. His Commodore CHasLEs W. McssAs United
seeoad see G,ars.
friends and acqaaintancss
further May y
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sy u. ". srBArroy, Aue,,one.r.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT At AUCrIoN-On Tu.sday,
Wy ~ At O'Clock, On me premises, shall cell Io No. :,
square ~ between v ard
70 alley.
Title indspubc ConvcysncinT n the Of purchaser
Tsrssss ons,hird residue sir ard months.
tneresi satisfactorily secured.
MAY aS-fts
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UsEs o. housekeeping thar tends TO cheapeo iron
tends 10 open new OF industry. Notwi,hstand-
ing The cfoakinss OF the high protective tar fites the
working IN iron has increased since the reduction OF
duties, though the immediate effect OF the ac, might pos
sby have been to suspend OF the oryes and fur
naces where the ore was worked Among the las; inge-
NOUS uses we have mentioned is The following
Detroit Free Pfea
Among the articles of manufacture is new
style arns-ehair for parlor use formed OF fine wires
woven together sprally The OF the chair is formed
Of wire, continuous with the back-of If a rocker the
sides, back, and all piece that the fabric
slrong and thoroughly durable need be added The
seat lar from being ntracahie, hard and unpleasant
elastic and OF hands appearance and can be trans
ported from place TO place whou, damage The weigh,
OF chair OF this description is considerably less than
one OF rosewood carved mahogany and The prices al
which they are furnished very moderate"
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Upon Dir. Hawthorne's appointment as consul al Lv.
erPool, the New Haven Register quotes the London
Ahensum follows 'lt pleasant be able to welcome
this original and profound writer from the new country
TO the intellectual fellowship OF the old and yet more is
pleasant 10 point 20 this instance OF the American
practice Of sending abroad the literary Of that country
TO h the Offices OF the republic The consulshp at Liv-
erpoo is Of the very best post. in The gift Of the
American President and General PieTces choice OF Nr
Hawthorne, beside, being good thing in itself vel
PRACTICAL reiuaton and rebuke OF the more ex-
elusive rulers OF DER own country
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rIIK lNpEFENpENcE souARk MoNuNkNI.

BALTIMORE, May B-The Maryland legislature has {,
ected the bid AID IN the erection Of the
sgner Of the Declaration Of Independence proposed
erected al Philadelphia.
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rsc.rr OF o,pnxoHrE.

B.Lrt4oRE, May H.-The editor Of the Catholic MIR
ror ha, received information from reliable source that
Patrick O'DJnohae, OF the Irsh exile,, has escaped
from Van Dieman's Land. He probably escaped in an
American trading vessel, and msY be expected 70 arrive
shortly nj come American port.
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Elder Pat. the Mormon apostle. who has been ope-
rating in this city for several months past bu, without
making to the 'Laer.day Saint faith
that have heard OF, has printed his monthly perod-
cal in advance up September next, in which he gives
notice that be is going 10 England -Rspubc
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Congress-Firt district: Bayy. tdem opposition
Second district Mlson tdem) elected. Third district
Caske, (dem } 800 majority. Fourth district. Gocdc
(dem elected Filth district! Wooten, (whig) LIS
loy Campbell county-iesu doubtful SIKH district
Seventh district, Snowden twhg) $50 ahead
four counties TO hear irom-resuI doubtful
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BosToS, May 20 The steamship Europa, from Liver
pool, HALIFAX, arrived hsss la afternoon. but de-
tainod miles below the city By deasc fog Her mails
brought up By small steamer, and south BY the
afternoon train. |.
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HALlFs1, May 25.-Ths people Of Newfoundland hay,
been startled By that Belle lie Is be csded
France. remousnoe 70 the Queen against the messut,
had been nameroasy ,igred.
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Bo,eler's mel.
Boteler's gain, ik.

BoteleTs gain, i23,
The counties of Morgan, Warren Page. and Ham pshe
remain to be heard from, which gave Pierce 57 ma
Jory. Nh Faulkner is probably elected; though the
friends OF Mr.. Boteer expect very heavy gain in
the remaining counties.
In Jefferson county. Buer and Gibson twhig) elect.
ed to the house Of delega'es-beiug wing gain Of two
members.
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New OKLsAss, May B-Thc steamer Yacht from th
Brszo., sived here to-day with 500 900 in specie Carr
ysja still imprisoned
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NEw OnLEASs, May - -Grsaf excitement exists here in
the cotton market, in consequence OF the unfavorsble
weather the crops and the Europa aivices The sales
today reached IL 900 bales advance Of per
pound
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ny =. G. MCGUIRE, auet,op..r.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION On "wednesday
nnsruoon June lat n rOona-
NC following Described property VIZ
Square lao, phn
10 III, lots and 2, known "oNenl's Farm i'm
- proved BY story brick dwelling
Do ~, lots 2, as, 6, ., 10, II, and II
10 ia, m. who'd. : =
10 l14, 40
10 gu. al
10 q7i, half the sauars
10 lot 4
lsfs oae trd cash rssidue twelve monrhs, o
expense q purchasers.
las. {. Mcguire,
Wy - Anctioneer.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.

sIvaSTa DisrKicr -Alex4ndria. May "a The follow
ing u tina for Congress in this district far heard
iromi
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III Horp. G.rnsny ~ Charles T. Brace.
Yexro f Wsdock ~ emily v. Csrisn-
sketch Of Roba Hood and Captain Kidd By
William W. Campbell
liz. Whiting, a Als,rnon sydney BY G. Van s.ntvcord
Biographical Of the Astho Of the Ensrh Version
oftbs Holy Bbe BY A. w. Mcclure.
Thaiatat 9 Book cor Seaside.
Poem. % Alsrsndcr smith
Oar yHlsxr b. Miss nitford. vols. - -
Mays FRANCk TAYLOR.
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/ In one OF our exchanges a brief notice OF an
incident VIII CD lately took place IN PARIS and which we
feel called reproduce especially we have not seen
/ il noticed 10 any other paper
Dir. Lewis Cas-, charge d'afsires a. Rome, was
While recently in Psrs, riding along the banks Of the
Seine, when he observed a woman struggling 10 the
water tie espei from his horse plunged into the river
( al the peril Of his own life, and saved hers
is always gratifying 10 record instance OF manly
courage and humanity; and especially pleased st
this Of Mr.. Csss. he is gentleman well known and
esteemed here, and whose Official position abroad inpars
10 bis country, in measure, OF The honor Of bic
noble conduct During his residence abroad Mr Cas-
has on previous occasions acquired credit Tor bysca and
moral decision and with Characteristic modesy be az
have deemed bis late intrepid not worthy coumeno
ration, but others will look upon that sregaTd OF public
applause a. giving him anew claim 10 esteem
MINING N NORTH CARouSa-It Is wonderful what
disclosures OF mineral wealth have been made IN the
world within i've or sE years past GoJ, silver eoppsr
lead ron coal have been discovered ia untold quantities
As an item Of additional mineral news We give The FOL-
/ lowing from New York Tsper:
The Charlotte N c. Wing says the search for gold
in that State, which has hitherto pfove 40 pto6tabs IL
about TO give place 10 the msaia Ter copper mines Two
companies from the North have recently visited the mines
N the vicinity ri Charlotte, aud the Wair saws Mr.
w Grooi, OF Albany, y. ", the agent OF a northern
company, has purchased the Phar, Caps q Reid mines
from the latter OF which Il stated that gold Ia he
amount OF $40 1000 has already been extracted also
as The High Shosl Iron Works with about G 600 acres
OF land attached to H. One block Of copper weighing
2ej pounds, from The Caihey Nine intended Tor exhi
biton at the Crystal Palace
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FRoN JAMAisa-The steamship "UncIe SAM" Capt
Mills arrived a, New York Monday, bringing dates
from Kingston, Jamaica. to the 18th inst.
The yellow fever still raging al Kingston Since
j, made It's first appearance in the city, heretofore
has been confined entirely 10 the shipping, among which
|, has made sad havoc As yetfew OF the old residents
have died with it. Those who not accimaed are the
first victims.
The colonial legislature was having quite time The
house had and declared Kingston free port which
enraged tie governor very much.
On the l7h Sir Charles Gray, governor OF The island
delivered his speech which gave much dissatisfaction
that St BInslee, OF the members CAV. notice tba,
be should move for committee request her Majesty
II Sir Charles from the island which OF course
be did not hsen 10, as his salary IS SO 900 per an
mum.
II supposed that the governor would dissolve The
house the next day, which be has The power to do
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THE LArE.r FRoa EUROPE.

THE LArE.r FRoA EUROPE
Bosros, May 26-The papers received here to-nght b,
the Europa contain the following items under head tie
latest by telegraph from London and Paris:
PARIs, May l3.-The Bourse has been daIl-4s closed
ioit
MLAS, May 3-The sequesta,ion committee had sus
pended operations of the concessions favor
absences which Count Rachberg had obtained from Ra
detxkY
MapRIp, May Count de San Louis has declined the
pos, OF Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
rUsKsY
IL il said Vienna thar the Porte is inclined recos
Mise the indie pendence Of Montenegro.
The Cologne Gazette that Menschlkod demands
an answer 70 his ultmaium in Is days.
DESaaEK
serious siray occurred lately between tie Danish
German carpenters employed the railroad Copeuha
gen. The troops were called out 10 maintain order.
ruErHEs
NEw ORLgASs May 26 Dates from the city of MeYic
TO The 18Th received here yesterday by the
rival OF the steamship Texas.
Santa Anna had issued many other arbitrary dec
Legislative authority Of all kinds had been suspended
throughout the republic and the Offices OF governor
military commandant have been united in the same per
son.
Another Decree dissrming all pryte citizens, prohibit
ing the possession of arms, powder, any kind muni
TONS and bringing the telegraph under the control Of
government, has also been issued.
General Lombardini has been promoted the general
chip OF his division.
Santa Anna has ordered to have the of Generals
Yasqaes and Leon, who killed in the war Il
inscribed the banners OF the army, and that they be
considered having been promoted generals Of division.
before their death.
has been held Of all the officers and soldier, whc
mutilsed in the American war, called the evee
the mutilated" santa Anna made feeling address, il
which tod them county never forgot them
The French minister has assured the government tha
the pedtiou OF Count Boulbon been dispersed
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SAIr.ING on me KIxEk


NEw Yokk, May cS.Ths United State, steamship Vixen
sailed hence to-day--de stin.tion unknown.
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GENERAL ORDER.

N,vr Drr,srsEsr, May ., less.
consideration scuy procuring navy
and a nesrsnisnes which The public service thereby
ctsd bounty q thirty doars each abls and twenty
dollars each ordinary seaman will paid may
of he naval service, and after day Juae
The usual advance q three Snths pay continued
payment account either q bounty pay
unul NE shah be received board and duty entered
books Of some rrreiying ship.
The General Order u January is1 allowing bounty .p
ply such only shah have enlisted Tor the navy
lat Of June less, regard
may enlist snsr that date ). Z. DoBBfS,
May N-dlaud Secretary Of Navy
me shove hss, Which ,aasd 20 rms suppy,
'oos 2. complete As could be desired
DO 49, et,lo4 and ~ Flemish, Belgian, Scotch
nyiliss seeau-s % iher Sesuu flash ard moderate
We have al.O in sr.lsd n.s.a t.ss eo. 20 me disr,r
Thsy adapted ables which aceouoasss IRON twelve
Ai.o, a.psio- and so,Hss 20 match, n -eu.
Eassh and French DESSERT cloths, with dss msteh,
msay ds.rab's
su meauon All Sc Sais tas rsasonaels terms
May l7-eodd CLAGETT DoDsON.
Ihavs JUS, returned from New yofs with 'none, 'ssh aegy
aed ne ses,I have hsd s pleasure offer friend. and
Good Articles moderate p,icss and mir dealing may
b relied on BY calling Al -,
Hat, Cap, Gentlemen. Furnishing E.i,sh.hm.nt,
May s-Ssw3~n Psnnsyysna svesae, near ~ street
TBUsrEE's ssLE--By virtue q .
eos on ne prei.. % Wsas.ssy u. s,s dsy JaSs merit
eeoot % fair day h.r-snerJ part ~
lard called Manor containing hun
dsd md three lying IN Prince csoKs eouny MARY
ard four rom Washington tate
the residence q said the Bsn,n, lm.dsy on e ross esdiur
city IL ve healthy ard pisa-sn region, nd
mrahy adapted o the connv, IN high
o. cultivation has peach orchard o. superior tr
efficiency wood esdow all oufssnxs an good
dws,n< situated
The village q Bsdensbur and me
Washington n most esey stu
market garden; DESTROYS q rssna udcous
residence, gill Do wet attend The safe As seldom such an op
portunity - prsseptsd
srms Of Three ossan dollars purchase money
be cs.h day sale md The residue IN ons and two
secured by boud notes % TIE Paehs~s ~h
b approved BY the uat-rsrnd b-srur interest from ns
purchase with interest,"
Nav e-ossuSrp M q. STEPHEN, Trustee.
~ LORE INSURANCE COMPANY. cf Uuc., Se- York.
w asas-t osses, inland transportation g r.
CovEwrpr, president; JoHs BEows, secretary. -
CHAs. De SLIDING, Agent,
Mar ia-nwu ssvssih ST., opposite Odd Fsilovs Han,
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l-P- For Collector Of Taxes

or For Collector Of T.Iss-Rober J. Roche presented
heretofore dchazcd
hands Of hi- fellow their hearty support
May ie-eoctlsJune tRcpubicl
o. LenneI .. Middleton City CoIIector-The YER
irends OF Tins gentleman han canftlta
the ofcs Of city collector at the ensuing election 10 June.
May J-eod6t'
CO The Democratic City Convention viii meet n,
the Council Chamber the Guy ball. Saturday
O'Clock u.mtnas
ncd Jane
My order q Majority Of The Delegates.
Cy-rhe Finh Ward EIeotion.-Al the instance % many
ddsts for alderman inc approaching municipal
May I'D
o. Collector Tars..-Tne f1ens. o. Cspn John
Y. Bryant wi sustain his domination
above ONCE May lg-dt5thIune
ny-Gsorgc w. 10 submit
Second ward Cor
election eanddats for The eoanel,
ported ~ MANY NOrERs.
May a4-dd
D-Nr. Edtor-Fssss announces Nicholas Calan 70, ,i,s
aldermen, Mr. Joha deines - capdidas
for re ssetion and thai he NiL Be suPp0rIed y
May Add flnrsII
G7-SOanN Mems Christian Room. Pow
lef building. I'm below Y, Ofcs.
The library and reading open every Sunday
cstsa between The hours Of ard
and the standard and eoany
and Great Daa regularly Cursn- sangsr.
viii be cordially welcomed.
~ order Of ths Association.
Mar 4-sodn
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GUNNER MILtINERy.-Mn ANN n. CLARK respectful
- ~ iufrms exhibit Saturday, the oesh
variety fancy misses and ehildrsss
kinds, EnEh smhrosersd
crzpe IL selling reasonable
millinery rooms, Brdgs street, eeoseio~n d. c.
N III
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The Nrw YoRk Crystal PALACE -Its impossible to
say as yet when the exhibition will open compare
lively short time would suffice to hnsh the sruc-
iure but several weeks elapse before can be
peled in all It's parts; the machinery arranged and put
in working Orders the goods entered and prepared for
hbi,on This unexpected delay is unfortunate and
tying. and many individuals, both home and abroad
vii experience serious disappointment In conseg uence
OF this delay for other reason, Crystal Palace
stock, which at time sold high 49, yes,er-
day down TO IL. Even in lis present state tie Palace
interesting object Of curiosity, and has already at
tracled 10 the city many yisiieu-Jour. 81 Com
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DRESS GOODS II r.dneea prteea.-Ws are nov o

TlHFss 1OUDs Al reH"etH -. ~. hvN oushnt
euced price Of the portion Of 20 and e2 cents figured
clo-e them entirely Also, 20
pieces check India ,iIk O.!
We opened lot nf eorcd bcfeses, -
cents, decidedly the cheapest in the District.
solicit the attention q purchasers generally,
offering goods below
staple goods viii find
full and complete. - . +.
w. VI. SINISTER co.
Ma 2s-eOsuf dh street, Pean-
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by j. c. Mcguire, Auct,oneer.
WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS.

Prom the amphaeatfc, Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
VIII perform in the city Of Washington
wEpsE-DAr THuRsDAr, and FEIDAr-June ], 2, and D
Admission, y
performance ~. other dzys al and * m
Doors open half an hour previous
J. w. BANCKER, Manager.
g. II. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
n. W. FRANKLIN, Equestrian Director. -
Il w. WHITAKER, Riding Master.
:. P. STfCkNEY Director Of Horses.
w. w. WORREl.L, Clown and Jester
Company comprises Troupe Of foreign
male female, been
travelling company and the remarkable trained
and learned this
reputation Of tins establishment renders
detailed Of TN. saned
presented II pavilion travelling and brilliantly
illuminated with the evening
u performances the and smLa
ed posters a public places the different days
The above Company viii perform IN Geoetown Saturday,
June Asy Sd
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EARN for ..Ir IN Ar.r..art. county. vlrsi.l. WITH

IraRW rov. Asrs.drts county. virGtsts, with
10 sgBsduct. and four from the Presdsss
bv viii eel ressonsSe
oa portion thereof located above, within half mile
Bau hundred ard Their.
Eve and y q beautiful Numbered land
The residue cleared.
whch might he
who be dispos.d porchas~
referred grocer street,
avenue, " Horsno BAN, adjacent farm.
MAJ il-eoan WI. BALL.
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.=.===-x==s
- =.
PINE rAanY HossE AND cAxslasE, syUrruEE. .s.,
q o1' '' &C.. Las. o ,sss !. ss 'o'uas.' 4 fsn
800 800 s 5ss~ wagon
nearly new saddles .Hd endlss.
aHa $500 $780, ~ ssa' q ~ and ~ days.
nm . - " : GRFES : SCOT scorT,
A. .ar.S = scor.r. A.s,,..,...
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT Ar AUCr ION
On wsSAea1s ao1 o Ss house and i ass.
% ~. M - s - 81 asbs@ GA ION s,ssst tssni
Dae .I IS feet inches 20 sosr alley.
note iof me deferred P-yTsn ssls interest a~u'As's
cured An conveyance a. INC S0' - puvseN sco,-r
-, ehEkS sCoII,
!. ,,,
rala, until Saturday Instant
Mayg7 AseIioase,.
HYJ. {. MCGUIRE, Aaeaonssr.
UHRyR HUyDspn PANELS xoRT,csn posr AKIN nan
pr shall ssi 600 saas egs, ssi moss p nd
sas'.s formerly surrounding Lafayette square, Par Of which
Nm a., -, = specie JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
ay2-eod Aueuonssr
ny GREEN q SCOTT Auetis.ssr..
"
ooes NJ @ a o. ie Sua s"' -. q S ss mi s
street . eet running BACK ~ ies between
veal
The properly pnt ius west Of the War
ment and handsomely located
Terms One nan eash me residue IN 5I and twelve MONTHS
A deed given and deed OF trust taken -
SbfEN q sCUFT,
May 2D-N Aucuonsers
-------
~ Il. N sTRATTOy,
-,
tfe'"'gran4a Gseaass 'oasa s'Asi near lofa nrea'J
HOTEL AND BOARDING KEEPERS, GRoCERs,
morning O'Clock Ninth and
Centre market, shall sell ithou, reserve
potatoes a 10 su purchaser
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Sales to-day ofaOo barrels Howard street aout At 81 81
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoS-on ssn,t.y
the 2eth instant shan SELL Of the premises. sle
O'Clock east Of lot H. norm
street. . fee Funnn. back 70 Feet Between and gh streets
above described properly little the War Depart
me handsomely located.
residue and months IN,
purchaser for the deferred bearing
A deed given and deed Of trust taken
GREEN SCOTT,
May 45-3t Auctionsers.