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Gas pIPE ANp GAs FITTINc.

have the very best wOkmen always ready TO do any kind Of
Gas Fitting. all tire machinery FOR cutting screwhs
Ppe, sell any number OF feet parties In The coun
their measurement plans and furnish
and other tools. that they do their work
Steam and Steam boat Work.
seam Pipe Steam Valves other articles on hsnifo
repairing steam work.
STEAMBOAT BLOWERS, and other steam E,pe work doas
with despatch
JAMES II. KESDRICK,
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WnOD. EDDY q 20, IA

or WOOD, EDDK 4 co., Atlanta. Georzia.
or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Dsia.
NJ Istof numbers drawn from the Wheel with
the amount Of prize tSteach oueis cnts will pan
lisd aer ysry drawing, R he following papers-Au1nah
Gal Constituti0nalist, Mobile e1ss Nashville Gazette
York Weekly Day Book Richmona Dpats sndPsulu ekss
Clarion lapH
NOR KENTs---The large Room Daily News o.
Gee formerly occupied by Barnars BOX Binery This
room BY feet, suitable or Dob Printing Oee boak
BiBderv almost any mechanical pgaT
san had frsn sis News Once Engrs. II this room
the subscriber. lia6l JAMES " hVAAA'
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Capital Prize sJO,O0O--Tiekets only SO
r,,rrrn. ~, rrrrr ur-nrrr

As the have. by purchase,
the Of the grants ehartere By The
treky, assour, aud part OF those in ssa, under tie
Of Msssrs Gregory Maury, nurton, DelaHare
have deemed eNeient change The hrm.
January Isl I959 ti1t % " Ood Eddy a Co.
who will hereafter the Sparta AcaicBg
Lottery, and the others, as above named.
In ali transactions endsVore 10 conduct busiaess
with integrity promptneSs and the public that
the patronage heretofore b5toEed is we'll deserving being
transferred 70 SUCCESSORS. Very rssp pectfuily,
SWAN A
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I. 4 GiAsgbgK. @. s.. GARRETT.
E. Il. GLASCOCIK & co.,
Office No. AZ College street, Nashville Teun Mer
chant Bank, dealers in and agents for the PURCHASE
REAL TATE,
Renting Houses and Land in The City or
Country,
Will their Collection Of Claims
EEGOTIATING LOANS, Gc.,A &c,
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The following Scheme viii be drawn BY WooB, Co.
Managers u the Sparta Academy lottery In eacl % eir Sinsis
Sumher Lotteries for January, l5 at AUGUSTA, GKO,
puble, Ander the supsrintendsncc Of Commissioners
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+. 5. RUTHERFURD a CO..

II. 5. RUTHERFURD a CO.,
General Commission, Merchants,
S3 LeVee and CO Commercial streets,
ST. Louis, Nc.
w s. RUTHEEEURD co viii give prampt and careful
attention all from tr corrrsnondenis,
for sals 81. Louis and
chase Of Western produce ggnsrally.
They hes 70 refer to-
Aessrs. " Il GOaBOx 4 Co., Nashville.
r A BkRSEs. Pr sient BANK o. Missouri.
RRONSEE, ESQ. President Mrrchaats' BanE ST. Leafs.
JAWS WAL6ER. Esl, NASHVILLE
jams II LUCAs, Esq, - Louis
} AsDEEsOS. Esl, President Bank Of s. Less
as5-iIy
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Class 90 draws ON
Saturday, May IL, 1889.
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Glass 10 draws ON
Saturday, May ., 1889.
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nAILROAD OlINIRUs LINE
Rsz5a1 $50 EGFSE[ 1D1
szsl3gsss g SE:EH1ss ,s.lss :s

NMNIBUSES WilIeaye the various half an hour
Y y fore starting time for the different Railroads.
Orders le Office Of the Commercial Hotel, theSa
bic on Market street. below the Square Will attention.
decl9-u e. W. KENNEDY, gent.
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Glass 20 draws ON
Saturday, May 2I, 1889.
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EACH sATURDAY NAV.
''1a WnoLE TicRsTs sS HALVES a51ETrss SsIo,0OO s

WHOLE IICkhIs SD; iIAlthe %; VUAhtEks 20
A Circular showing the plan OF the f.se-
te rics will be sent SO any Osse dssirous OF
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES or PACKAGES Willie sold at
he follOEng rates. which Is the riss:
Cesideaies Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Quarter s %
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1'cnncssee and Alabama Railroad.
Esssissss fs55ssss7 s-is.iss s-ss--.s esal1--z s,l-tl
OPEN TO DUCK RIVER.
and after wednesday, April sOih 1852 the Trains will
y follows:
Going south.
Willleave Nashville Morning 0 the Evening,
Arrive at Duck River 10 Z" - 6.30 81
Going North.
VIII leave Duck River Morning and 3 Is IN the Even
Arrive AZ Nashville 10 G:41
Only the Morning Train viii run Sunday
The Trains Duck River win connect Stages 0mR
bus Tor Columbia Pulaski, Wsynsboro' and Florence.
apl2-itf. W. o. N. PERKINS, Superintendent.
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nALTInFoRE AND ONO
"a II go -
RAsFROAD.

ksl ~
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TVxrF MIN ATES AT WASHINGTON AND
baltimore the East and Wheeing, Benwood s1a Park
sTsDurg West at which places ultes with Railroads
Steamers, SC, for and from all points in the
West, South-yyest and NOrth-yVeSt.
Fare to New York Boston One DOLLAR less tan via
other route.
A. 81.
Direct connections are made by these trains
FOr ali the Eastern cities.
This is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by can Ramore, Philadelphia,
York and Boston, the ticket to Boston alone by
9tier linss-
Th-eai Tickets Eastern cities be procured via
Waslfl- city n additional charge OF 81 90.
Qlcs t.mr and connections.
lsuirv via the Rtmore and Ohio Railroad, at any
the principal Railroad Office in the West.
T.. r. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
l. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent
W. ? Smith. Master Transportation. lapl4.
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUmBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE 70 EVERY MINI TicKETs
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Glass 22 draws ON
Saturday, May 2S, 1859.
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WOOD EDDY a CO.'S
Single NumIb Der LOtteRies!
CHAR TuE STATE gEoRsIA
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WILL Chandeliers either FOR burning Gas, OIL or
Candles 10 suit any sized buidiay CLzrcs Hotel Public
Hall in the city with all the glass Globes or Shades
cheap s they le hal from any market.
keep Of all the small fixtures VITA
Drop Lights paper and fancy Glass Shades Patsn Barn-
urs&
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EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE.
DOU GEA S & co.
DOUGLAS, AUGUSTUS W. soU1HwoRrH,
Z. YrATNAN,
WINS. soUTwoR-H, H THAYER.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
READY-IIADE CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETs, BOOTS, SHOES, BROGAEs,
CARPETINGS,
WRAPPING WRITING PAPER, UMBRELLAS,
ETC., ETC,
No. SO Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
EETE stocking up each department Of establishment
SV ami friends dealers at Wholesale That
prices and terms most reasonable
We brilliant and attractive stock than
offer to the trade.
febl9-d3n. DOUGLAS & co.
FRESH ARRIVALS,
BY
IVES SSEL & TEE OHIP SON.
Z UST received and for sale at low prices
80 boxes Oranges; 10 gross assorted Extracts;
% do Lemons; 2O0 pieces Dried Beef;
p bDls Cocoa NSts; 10 chests fine Teas;
Il do Almonds; % basE Ieils:k Champagne;
Is do assorted Nuts; 10 Cabinet do
IS boxes Nj. K Itaisius; 100 d0z London Porter;
30 do Layer do 100 do YOung's Ale;
% half boxes do 300 ReamS Wrapping Paper;
$50 Drums Figs doz Ale Pumps;
10 cases Citrun; JIG Matches;
D bbls Currants; 100 thous md Cigars, assorted
3 trails Date; $50 Hams, extra Sugar Cured.
Country dealers will please bear in mind that the
received, and will be sold at unusually low prices.
VESSEL & THOMPSON,
ap3-H Union street.
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vyM. STOCKELL,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLAsTERER,
WHOLESALE RsTLM
II YD R A LIC CEN EN- rs
Plaster of Paris, Plastering Hair, Fire
Bricks Fire Clay,
TElglA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, & TER-
IRA GOTTA wAEE GENERALLY,
No. II Broadway, Between summer ane
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
march4-Iyd
THE STAR GALLERY!
DagueFreOtypes. AInbrOtypeS.
MELAENOTYPES
SPREREOTYPES AND PUOTOGRAPHS.
No A, Union Street door to Vessel Thompsons.
r. H. SALTZMAN,
(LATE A. HraHEs sALLrRg.)
AVING fitted up above, exclusively that
branch Of business is prepared ladies'
gentlemen Of Nashville and make T1e Sies Of their faces
in furnishing his apartments procuring the
improved apparatus and materials, ami
y initves all sho want pictures t. give hin call pIedgng
satisfaction in every case
II HT7Entrance next door (wes to Vessel & Thompson.
Is T. ?. sALTZNAN
OFnan<essis,I Trees and EVeTSPeems.
EE ONTG0biERY & MCGREDY Nurserymen Nashville Tenn
Iva invite special attention to their extensive stock OF F
Ornamental trees Eyergeeas Green House Plants,
Ornamental Trees and Eves sltabe for i'm eate effect
Rruits-5OO0 Apple ;, & 4 years old.
Pears-SOOO, Dwarfs & Standards , 20 years old.
Peaches j000O * old, Cherries Pluns Aprieo Nee
tariens and ounce. in large nuiaqeTs.
large collection OF Grapes, Sswberes Raspbeues Goose
berries, Currants & Bouquets at all seasons.
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY.
nall. Linwood. Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
CENTRAL RAIL AD.

Ca u e 7l -
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DIED.

Dn the 3th instant, at "'cOck. nf pneumonia
h III an iliheSS Gi tive WEEKS, JAMES BIITLtR
mbhG ell. imam sou al Hon. VIM r. and MaTy
L; r PURGE" AGED years and months
Ills lfneIal will take place on This (Tuesday) Az
trnon, r. O'Clock, from his fathers residence ON
SaPlj%l Hill, No. BIG Delaware avenue The
tend. r'' i'''i'o' l" az
Then fare thee well. oar darIng koy
Thy smile no Longer meets our gaze
omr hearts ma more shall thrill will, Iux
To hear thy well deserved praise.
Although that little fern was dear
, We must submIt-'iIs Heavens will
Sfyi"r forgive each flowing tear
Bid each repining thou kit he still
Ana grant that we at last NAV find
with HIM, a home IN that alstie
w hero we shall te forever Joined
In singing praises to our God.
On tho 18th instant, ENOCH MORELAND.ared
- years. D'"soo
on the 2lst instant, after brief Illness John
EAkTiiTCH WILEY. son of John and EmIi,
+: WIlnv, aged wears AMI q days -'
The friends Of the family arc Invited to attend biS
lnneral from the residence of his parents 4I9 Sth
Snret, between and + streets, on To-mnTrow
"WEDNESDAY Afternoon, June 22d at O'Clock d In
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SANFuR0s LIVER iNyIGoRA all our read-
eIS no are troubled " nth liver complaint janndce
or u, SpepEla should get bottle we should not see
;" i''ny sicSly, hall dead. despsring people as now
never was remedy Of which So much is SAID. and
Lat performs go nearly what Its prOprietors say il
we could not fan 10 try it, and trial has c0nvirced
us Wlthnu, h0nbt that it is the best family med-
cine Ia use. We take IL for Headache Sour Stnm-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and any of the little bodily Ills that
sre common, and It does produce pleasant state of
Ietng 10 the sick, and what is better alter usg in
alew Tunes, these little ills grow less and less and
tere is prospect of being entirely free from them
Sold 10y all Druggists 10 Ia 3yr
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COMMERCIAL
The OHerlAud Mail

st Louis, June 2O.-The overland mail Of ia.
q III ut, arrived last night News unimportant
Inc report of an attack on Lieutenant Beale's
Were peaceable
The l tab mail Of the cath has arrived Portions
OF Salt Lake Valley Were inundated, in conse-
qnrnce OF the swollen condition Of the streams
The northern part Of Salt Lake city was I'm dan
ger OF being Hooded. Ogden CITY was also in dan
River.
The officers OF the steamer Skylark report the
reception at LeavenwOrth Of 81 go in gold from
Pixies Peak
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NeU XarL NIarE.ss

NKw YORK, June 2i.-Flour closed with . dc.
cline Of 5alO cents State IS s5s6 TO- Ohio % 7Os?
Southern - OOa7 30
Wheat closed very dull. with declining tend.
encyi Southern red 81 52al 20: do white 81 so
Corn closed heavy; mixed s2as3c yellow sSc
Pork closed steady; mess $40 50; prime sI3 as
Lard closed heavy
WI Risky closed dull and unchanged at 2sxc
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Yesterday, the jung in the
case of Conrad Sohl; charged with exposing for
sale at bis stall in the market Certain unwhole-
some and unsound meat and provisions, returned
verdict Of not guilty.
Today, Deborah Wise was tried for stealing
certain dry-goods from Mrs. Sarah Bayliss This
case was postponed to give the defendant oppor
UNITY to summon additional witnesses
John Ray was then placed on trial for stealing
This case was pending when our report closed
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,oo s. HOOK, June 2ly-Tbe steamship K.ngs-
ar. t.a Liverpool on the sth. passed here esrly
,o'.h,S ~ Although sailing on the sth. abe
osh - q. Qneenstown the afternoon Of the
W, anu oIings brief summary Of the dispatc he.
'eoS - IN LONDON on the morning OF that date
Inc hustflahs evacuated Milan On a.. ssh "a
on the 'th IL was occupied Ivy the Imneri,l Gn,,d
headed by the Emperor OF France ma m. Eine
OF Sardinia, who were enthusIastic,IIy ,sossy.S
oy The resident Milanese. The muoictp.l f,nc
nonarles had previousl retired 70 Mantns xhs,s
IL was supposed they would endeavor 20 dlsrharSs
their functions. The news however 60 that -,
Is partial Ae0''
The rumor in London that the allies had 70
celNeu severe check in Italy. caused q declip.
ia cohs"is W was even reported that the King of
sardinia had been defeated This however could
not he traced 10 any Official source
IN farls, the BOurse declined Der cent on tb.
W, primo paliy In cOnsrQu ence OF nothing being
ieS -, from the seat of war
Ine decline Of the Paris bourse caused consid
e'@o'' "g'auon on the London Exchange
COMMERCIAL
hi hhfooL MARKETS Cotton closed ouiat hpt
the Anglo saxon s Quotations were barely main
la'hed The estimated sales on WedDrsdsy were
about G0 bales "e'e
The breadstuffs market closed duu hut sen-
erally unchanged. s
LONDON Bullion In the Bank Of England had
increased 10000 AoN
Consols were quoted at 90 Xa93x for money and
account ~-'~
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CHAS. :: WA LACB. Trustee.
,,E Nv T 6 MSGTdRE CO. sgstrGnss5s.

BY G. MCGUIRE & CO. AuctIoneers.
NERf VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT
vPTBLIc ACcTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON June 2lst, at o'clock on the premises we
shall SOL Lot C. IA Cushing's subdivision of Sguare
No SAL ironting Is feet on north l. street between
wide alley. " i0e' W
This Is a beautiful site for a private residence
having a high and commanding prospect with a
BILE. 0 '""isPu'a-
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in s. p and
l8 months, with interest y - ~
je lad J. c. Mcguire & CO. Aucts
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The ALARM on Friday evening last was occa-
stoned by fire balloon accidently taking fire
which patriotic citizen, Mr.. Charles +. Thomas.
had sent up in honor Of the battle of Bunker Hill
Mr. Thomas had prepared magnificent fre balloon
twelve feet high and eight feet in diameter repre-
senting the American flag inscribed unon one
side: bunker Hill, June Il. I775 the first martyr
Pollard; on the reverse, Washington Warren
Putnam, Prescott underneath and attached was a
car with American Hays on each side. The bal
loon was let of from his residence on East Capitol
street at una't. IL made beautiful ascension for
about 2m feet. Taking SoutherIy direction it
encountered 4 fog cloud, which caused It TO de-
scehd, ana, aiightlng in tree on Pennsylvania
avenue, il took fire and was consumed NJ,
Thomas has made and raised several of these hal
looms with success. this being his first unsucccss
iu attempt IL is his intention to raise one of the
same style and size on the Fourth of July about
sunset.
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MARRIED

In thS city; on Sunday, the 10Th of March. by this
h hsv: Mr.. Woney, Mr.. JOHN HATCHER. o
Richmond, Va. NoAo"' %
~ me 18th instant, HENRY REYNOLDS
% o. M4biIei Ala: to MARY WILSON daughter n
Rey. stephen j Hill, of this CITY, o "
tbaltlmore papers please copy.)
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N HERE was more smoke than fire at the capitol
extension machine shop Sunday. as the alarm orig
MATED solely from a damper being left down
@snereDy the smoke escaped elsewhere than by the
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YESTERDAY, j. Z. Mcclure & Co sold O. COJ
corporation of Alexandria stock at SIS cents; 81 SO
Bank OF the Old Dominion ut IUO3s cents
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 21-Flour closed dull; sales
of Howard street at 81
Wheat closed dull white 81 .eoasI 50; red 81 40
Corn closed firm; white sias5c
Whisky closed dull; Ohio at 2Sc
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NEAL EsrATE.-Issterday, A. Green. auction
soid lot J. In square 40. on r, near Eighteenth
saee. west, for 7k cents per foot to II q. FAINT
loot to Columbus Alexander p
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ALMOST FIRE.-rhe alarm about sunset yee
terday, was caused by the discovery Of fire in Il
building formerly used as vinegar depot, in the
alley between Ninth and Tenth streets, better
known as Temperance alley. The former tenant
having been disrained, he had sent his family
away and the house was unoccupied except by
himself, for three weeks past. He within a day
or two gave the key to neighbor, and started for
philadelphia. Yesterday smoke was seen issuing
from the house. and upon breaking in the place,
IT was discovered burning inside. Several hogs
heads containing charcoal, used in the business of
the late tenant. We're discovered to be burning nm
derneath; and it is supposed they had been fired
The neighbors went to work with hue kets, and
kept the fire down until the tiremen arrived, and
completely extingushed the flames The dam
ages will probably amount to $3.50 Had IL oc
Cured in the night, the damage would doubtless
have been very great to the property around The
owner OF the property, MIR. 5. Devaughan. is now
in Missouri
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lHE EXHIBITION by the Sunday school of NJ f
ohafch south last night was much enjoyed by
lnose present. II consisted of well delivered
III; 9es, dialogues, and musical performances
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Z, w KIDDING CAKES: very pretty and very cheap. Ice
a,I sier lees NJ Sl.5 per SALON, NJ the
~ ~ rPaa Confectionery, corner 18th and + SITS
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IMPORTANT TO MARKET MEMBERS AND TO THE
PUBLIc.-We learn that judgments were rendered
Yesterday by Justice Thompson, of the Fifth Dis
trlct Police Office, against four defendants deal
ers In meal, &c. against whom information had
been lodged with Officer King, charging them
WIN breach Of the city ordinance recurring
them 10 Close their stalls stands at 10 O'Clock
d m, on market days, from the month of NAV
nnlii October In imposing the penalty of ten
dollars and costs, the Justice regretted that the
diu not give him the least discretion rs to the
mitigation OF the fine; but as the Coun,issi"narS
Oh The Centre Market and the Clerk of the Market
eHP,eSsed The opinion that the law required i'm
iheGiate alteration So as to extend tue hours of
tne lAe's nntll noon, and To give the
Justice discretion as to the amount Of the penalty
seens probable that early action on the subie'
Will he taken by the City Councils, and the 1pn-
any ren'ltted IN the cases above referred to- The
pubilc convenience, Justice and expedencv, seem
To- render an early revision and aIIient Of the law
highly desirable
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FUTURE DAYS
BY A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

by A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
" on THE ISLAND AT AUcTIoN.-On WEDNES-
DAY, Tire 22d instant ] shall sell, in front of the
premises, NJ O'Clock M, the east part of Lot No
IN square %, fronting p feet on MARY land avenue
ana running back liz feet 10 alley between al and
Terms One fourth cash balance in 6. 3, and 70
months for notes hearing interest from day of "A AZ
a deed given and deed Of trust taken
Ie l6-d A. GREEN Auct
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,Cf p 5tGi McGIIRE 4 co; Agetiopeers.

Il LOT on -. STREET. ON THE IsLAND.-By virtue
oil deed Ia trust, bearing date ON the 9th day Of
June, 1898, and recorded in l.iber J. A q NJ "a
ioilos h ct sea-, the subscriber will sell at pnbiic
ga sse; on ~ the 2lst day Of June, IS g at
Nos Il and IS, in Square No slS fronting az feet
. I,e, On ~ street west between south and
provementS, which consist of a well and snbs,an
tialt built Frame Cottage houss. The above prop
cry Is sit"ated IN rapidly improving part Of the
invest. " ''ie VI w
Terms: One third cash. and balance in G and 70
months with interest from day Of sale, secured by
deen I'm trnst upon the property aud Ifnot
win IN DAYS alter the SALE the tr tee reserves the
right To resell, 1t the risk and expense of the pur
CHASER. upon one weeks notice. All convey ant. ing
At the expense of the purchaser
CHAS. :. WA LACB. Trustee.
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0kASb Picnic TOMORROW. The Young
1 .c Friend Society, Of Georgetown. give
.heir annual picnic tomorrow at ArlinSton
springs The reputation of this society for giving
plc-nics is sufficient guarantee that the
rule. P' W VIC seneiai
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GROVER Il BAKERS

GROVER Il BAKERS
N CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES
Is no longer questioned that these Machines re-
the best ~ the mar ket for family sewing SpooIs
purchased from the stores arc nsed upuu Them
strength and beauty. They are simple in conStruc
ton, easily managed not able to get out of order
and noI sscss in their operation. '
A full assortment constantly on hand and fnr GALS
at factory prices by X. G.. STEVENS
$50 ia. av., Washington.
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