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E0R RENT-The three-story BRICK BUILD
Arny's Confectionery. and Of latS !.S {. q At
THIS property is IN good order, having large back
nllIGlmS, ice house aud stsbling altogether pos
sessIng every convenience for a hrst-ciass confcc
tiopery establishment PossexsIon gwen irnIaedi-
ate,y; Apply to Army a SHINN, No. 81 Greer
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0%BY REQUEST, THE CHOIR of Christ
IS Church lEpscupalI will give another Con
May 10Th.
Nv special arrangements, omnihuscs will leave
the Tall At the coso of the concert for Capitol Hill
aad the city. MA I7-it'
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1TTHE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
~ OF the Columbian Lyceum will be held at the
Smithsonian Institution on FRIDAY, May nth,
consist of orations by the members. and address
by MIR IEYToN WISE.
Band of Music will also bn in attendance.
The public are respectfnK Invited. ma IG ST.
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WARD-A meeting of the
,hS Anti-know Nothing voters of tho Sevenih
Ward will be bold at Island Hall on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, 18th instant, at O'Clock. Como
ore, coma all. list
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RESOLUTION In relation TO the street scavenger
ResOirsd by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Cornell Of the Corporation Of GeOT gsfOtcH,
That from and after the Ist of April Iel9 the pay
OF the street scavenger shall be thirty dollars per
month. IApprovCd March 20 IS5o
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/ : Y0uNG MEMS CHRiSTiAN isSoGi
ATlON.-l a,llcs of the following Churches have
united IN this Floral Fair, which will xuTpass any
thing Of the kind previously gwen IN Washington:
BaPtist-FHst 10th ST ee', street, 18th street:
fPiseopll-Trinity; l.uthsran-St. Paul'S: Nctho
dIst-Weslcy Chapel Foundry Chapel, McKendrce
Chapel. Methodist South Methodist Protestant;
rashyterlan-First, Second. street. Fourth.
The ladies any other Churches wishing to be
represented requested to give notice to the SEQ
retary of the Committa of ATrang ements, JOIN I.
UNDERWOOD, 9TH street. between u and X, who will
also furnish any information desired by those al
ready engaged in preparing for the Festival
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DIED.,

On the afternoon Of the 18th of May, 1859 at three
O'Clock, after a lingering illness, ALICE MELIN-
DA, aged ears and months, youngest daughter
OfGuorge II. and Adlald Garrison.
The friends aud aGq aIntances Of the family are
respectfully invited Ia attend the funeral this Mon
das Afternoon, the IN instant, at o'clock, from
their residence, No. 255 street, between 5th AMI
10Th Sts.
We mourn fur thee. beloved one,
Aud who shall chide our grief
Though well we know from earthly pain
Thy soul has found relIef.
Thou Shone upon ms like star;
Thou wfst lrnt, but not tlven,
And hast baen called. that there lght be
One angel more IA heaven.
w GeaTgetowa, ON Suntay, May a9th. FRANCES
ELLEN NEAL, the beloved daughter OF Lewis
AMI Frances Fryer Neal, aged three years and ono
month.
Called hence ny early doom,
Has gone tO show how sweet a nover
la Paradise could hloDm.
The TeatIves and friends of the family arc re-
specially invited To- attend the funeral ON TUESDAY
evening, ut clock. The funera. will taLs MIA ca
from the residence of Mrs. EliZahsIh Young Ma
% 4th street, b~tween Market and Frederick ~, .
Georgetown, ID. &.
In this city, on Sunday morning, tho eath instant
JAMES HENRY COHEN.
Tho friends aud acqualnfances OF the family are
Texpac iull, invited tO attend has funeral FROM the
resdence of his father, street, betw 9th AMI
9Th, this afternoon, at o'clock.
On the 2sti inst, WILLIE, only son Of Richard
and Virginia Hill, ascd rs months.
The fT of the family are pecttully invited
On at nd the funeral Ia morrow afternoon, at -four
clnck. om tina residence OF his father, No. SIC
siAt street, between q and ii sls,
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THE LATEST NEWS
By Telegraph 10 the Evening Bar.


THREE DAYS LATER PROM EuRopr
Arrival Of the Steamship New York.
| NEW YORK, May 29.-The steamer New Ycsk
iroln Bremen. arrived here this forenoon bringing
Liverpool dates 10 the 18th inst three DAYS l.trs
Than the previous advioes
ady'c. os su had been fought up TO the latest
| sterling. ioah W 1'9,"o'o'o
4 noe headquarters Of Napoleon was at Ale.san-
Ministry. "' "e Ausuisn
ENGLAND.
The queen reviewed the troops at AIdersbott ON
Count Persigny, the new French N,n,.,.,
arrived at London on the l4th
Prince Gortschakof bad also arrived at London
FRANCE.
a correspondent Of the London Times saws that
Is SO great that preparations will soon be made AZ
Noue Dame for the celebration Of a TIE Drum
thanksgiving for great victory which 10 expected
10 De announced next week
All the officers belonging n the regiment of n. N
Refs, 10 be commanded by Prince Napoleon len
Paris ON the I4th for Toulou
p was rnmored that arms had been sent from
france 10 Hungary, and that Hungarisns abro.d
are actively employed in fermen,ieg in.n,s.r,S..,
in their country '''s"feOu""
II was reported that the Emperor Napoleon. he
Victoria. repeating his promise 10 tsls S -,
during the war 10 comprOmise the Interest az Fns,
land. VI Eng
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian Government is epde,xo,,n, a,
raise The new loan Of f75,oOo,OoO at per cent
payable in silver "''
THE SEAr OF WAR
Ihere Is nothing later OF importance from the
An official bulletin Of the I4th SAYS: The Ans.
ria"s have Withdrawn to-day from pibbio but .
second and still stronger accommodating force has
oeFn pushed forward to the walls OF vercelU
NW~fNh -
pert rode through the streets Of AIessandrta on
horseback, and was everywhere received with
great demonstrations Of JOY.
GERMANY.
Dispatches from Berlin say the Diet Was closed
ON the 18th 10y the Prince Regent in persop. vbo
In speech, said that Prussia was determined Ia
maintain the balance Of power In Europe and
Sano up iot the security and protection Of the
that all the German confederatiye powers would
stand firmly by her side in the fuliilment OF that
mission. - ~
The mobilization Of eight of the Federal corps
a ArIne is completed. Prince Frederick William
Is to be the coIIlmander-in-chief
INDIA.
me Inala and China mails had arrived at Lon.
don, with dates from Calcutta 10 April sth and
from Hong Kong to March % The news n, not
important. The French troops had csntpred
saigon, place OF considerable strength in Cochin
The American sloop-of-war Germantoun and
steamer Mississippi were at Japan
Trade at Canton was suffering much from the
exactiOns OF the Mandarins
THE LATEST.
LONDON, May IA despatch from Rome s.ys
The Duke DE Gralnmont left that CITY on the Isih
In consequence Of Geographic order from A..
Emperor. AO'i tue
dispatch from Vienna says that the English
steamer with the Indian malls ~as oyerhasis5
on Sapara, by boats from French war shin
An official bulletin at Turin has annau,o..a
movements by the Austrians from Strabella to
ward VOghera w.
Charles vilati d Co, of BIRMINGHAM failed
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By A. GREEN. Auctloneer.
A DMINISTR ATOR,S SALE nv npn

By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE, BY ORDER OF
4 THE ORPHAN, COURT. OF THE Personal Eff
HOUSEHOLD FTRNIrURE, BRICkLAYER's Tool. AMI
IMPLEMENTS, LADDERs. POLES. FLAGGING STONE
nnoisTING SRANE, LUMBER, SAND, Aeon Tt rs
pAl tne Sltt lnstaHt, shall sell, at the late re 81
dence Oi John A. Cassel, deceased at the corner OF
virginia avenue and 18th street, Usland at ten
VIZ:
Bookcase and Secretary,
Mahogany French Bedsteads, Mahogany Tables
W ashstand and Toilet Sets, Chairs.
Stoves, AndIrons, ShOyels aud Tongs, and Tenders
HAIR Mattresses, Feather Beds, holsters and PHI
lows, ~ "
Fine Tapestry, Three ply and other Carpets. and
OllcOth, ~
Heath Rugs, and many other articles in the furni.
ture line. ~
Also, a large lot Of
BTlcklayers' Tools and Implements,
Ladders, Poles, WheelbarTows,
Shoveis, Spades, Sand Sieve,
Hobs, Hosting Crane, &c,
ling and Boards.
IL barrels w hIte Sand, for front work.
A large lOt OF Tagging Stone, &c
Ierlns: All Sums OF sla and under, cash owe,
sLo cTcut oil 81 days, Tor satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
BY order of the Administrator
A. GREEN, Auct
The hOnse is also for rent, fine new briek con.
tang In n Is rooms. Rent moderate Inauire OF
the premises, or OF the subscriber. MA p 4
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctloneers,

BY j. &. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH
y STREET, BETWEEN 18th AND 2lsr STREETS At
May SYST at o'clock on the premises we shall sell
Lot No ~ and part of Lot No 10, in Square No I0i
fronting, together, 53 feat North street bI vaan
inches to a 3l-feet alley. " et
This lot is beautifully located Ear n nriy.t, 90;
1ehce, having excellent drainage facilities and
fronting on public reservation; il will be sold en-
tire or divided. to suit urchasers "
IeTms: One; fourth cash; the residue in g. u and
ID months with interest, secured by deed of trust
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FUTURE DAYS
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

BY A. GREEN, Auetioneer.
'TRGSTEES SALE OF 2-STORY FRAME
J. HOUSE ASDTHE LOT ON WHICH 1T STaNDs r
AUeTI0N:0TOn III RSDAY, the sd day of June,
1859, snail SELL In front of the premises at o'cR
P. m by virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber
bearing date the 18th day of November It57 and
recorded In Liber J. A. =, No l45 fOlios Ca 6s c.
and 81, one, of the land records for Washington
county, IN the District of Col umbia, all that piece
or parcel OF ground lying and being in the cIty oT
Washington, District aforesaid, and known ar
parts ot Lots twenty SIX (26 and twenty seyeu(
10 Square numbered fur hundred and ninety-six
tfbD beg inning for the same at DISTANCE of IzI feet
Inches from the southeast corner Of said soua re-
on "a street. and running thence north ghteen feet
and two Inches Is feet lnches,D thence west one
hundred feet tl00) thence south eighteen feet two
inches lib feet nches thence east To the place of
are n good dwelling house, &c &c.
Terms: One-thIrd cash (; balance IN G. 70 aud IL
months the purchaser 10 give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale All
convey ancing at the cost of the purchaser IL the
terms of sale are not complied with i'm ; dayS the
tTustee reserves the right to resell the properly at
the risk and cost OF the first purchaser, by a4jyeT
Using the same three times in the Star.
Ma d 2w&ds A. CKEES Al
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Still Later from Europe

QUEBEc, May 3o.-The steamer Hungarian. firm
Liverpool on the 18th, arrived here early this
morning.
COMMERCIAL.
The sales of cotton for the past three days footed
up l3-WO bales, closing at decline of Specu-
lators ana exporters took COO bales Orleans
mlddllng closed at o.. Uplands middling al 8 \ ,
Estimated sales ON Tuesday, 1900 bales
breadstuhs-Flour had advanced 3D. per cent :.
wheat Sd. per cent. and corn 3D. per cent ali
closing with advancing tendency. Mired
corn quoted at 6s. 10d a6s. lid; white S. I'D ass
sd Provisions steady. Beef closed quiet as also
pork Lard and bacon closed steady
General produce-Sugar steady: Rice opis,.
kGsin steady at 4s2di spirits turpentine closed
Manchester advices are unfavorable All prices
short time in the market
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Paul Morpby In Raston

BOSTON, May p Paul Morphy arrived this
morning He was received at the depot by a
committee Of the Boston Chess Club and escorted
70 the Revere House. The formal reception takes
place this afternoon, at the Chess Club rooms
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From N1ontexiden

NEW YORK, May 29.-The bark Clintonfa
Wright, from Montevdeo. has arrived here with
dates TO the 18th. The L. :. storeship Release
would sail for New York in a few DAYS There
was a rumor that Gen. Urguiza was about 10 at
tack Buenos Ayres.
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Desperate Assault ON N Jsi,or

LEXINGTON, XIV, May 27-B. c. Blapcoe iailo,
OF Fayette county, was called up. after retiring
last night. by man who ripped open his shd..
men, probably fatally wOunding him The as.
Sallant has been arrested. but his name is un-
known. There is great excitement here about tbs
aft s1C
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM.
y PROVED PROPERTY AT AUcrIoN.-On MON.
DAY the Sth instant shall sell, in front Of the
property:
Two neat two-story Frame Houses and Lots
being part Of original lot No. 2, in Square No lao
fronting IL feet north street and running hacL
First Ward.I 's
Also. the unimproved portion of Lot No. @ in
Square No. lao, which has n beautiful front Of n
leet on north L. street. and runs hack 9 feet to So
loot alley. between 18th and 18th streets west
Also, Lot NOT, IN Square No. III, fronting 81 feet
on 2th street west and running back 81 feet M inches
TO foot alley, between north l. and NJ SITS.
Also, the western part of Lot II, in Square III,
fronting % feet on Nj street. and running hack Is
feet between 18th and goth streets west
Tho houses erected upon lot in Square No I40 are
neat. comfortable dwellings one contains Z good
rooms, the other 5, and rents for per month rhe
location OF this property desirable, it being stu
ated In that section of the First Ward which IN ran
lplS improving and enhancing in value.
Terms: One-thlrd cash the residue IN G. 10 and
ID months for notes bearing interest secured by a
deed OF trust on the premises. -
Title ndisputable.
should the purchaser or purchasers fail to comply
WITH the terms of sale the property will be resod AT
their cost and risk, by giving three DAYS notice of
SUCH sale In the National lntellIgencer.
MA II A, GREEN. Auet
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.



NEW YORK. Nav 3O.-The steamer Uan,,,o,..
from Hamburg on the 18th, touc he'd at Soutbamn
ton Oh the 18th and arrived here last night M,
anough oay LATER contain nothing OF
Napoleon still remained at Alessandria. and ,v,,
Dusled with his generals in LAYING strateo.tIc.l
pans. some Pledmontese cavalry bad fallen i'm
win detachment Of Austrian Hussars and mad,
few prisoners. s
Casteggio. "
States of the Church - WV
The bridge at Stella had been threatened INV ,h.
Ausulans, who have workmen assembled there
and at other points the Po The wate,s a, ,ha
20 had considerably risen. -0
The women and children Of the country hsy.
been compelled by the Austrians to labor on a.,
defensive works WV
Several Of the Sandman MAYORS have l.asn .,-
rested Dy The Austrians for refusing demands for
-Four Austrian merchant vessels have haen c.r-
tnred by the Ere nch squadron up
Eahs have been falling incessantly which ,c
counts for the inactivity Of the respective fo,cs.
erably damaged 'o"S'u-
business at the London Stock EXCHANGE IN ,bs
18th was limited and the tone of the market less
hrin. Applications for discount were light al
thouS the demand for money on the Stock Fr
change was rather more active
Al Manchester on Tuesday. prices underwent a
considerable decline. and the tendency was stiII
downward. The principal buyers kept out of the
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, T. esday-Estimated sales OF eotton
to-day, 1000 bales. The market closed with LITTLE
inquiry, and prices dropping, but scarcely am
eighth lower. @'
breadstutfs-Flour 4a6d. higher; wheat I3aI5d
higher; and corn 6aSd. higher
COnsols 81 ha9II.
THE LATEST.
LIvKRPoOL.-The late import OF cotton came
ln'o market slowly. IL shows a large portion soft
AID dusty The market closed heavy and in favor
Of the buyers.
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Financial,

ally lower; Chicago and Rock Island 5eL: hi
nOis Central shares 55X; do. bonds sok: o.,,
anteed Michigs' S""'"' ~ ID New orr C~otrsi
pe"e ng %; Virginia 6's s6x; Missouri s's
u U.s. 5s Of "a iO4; registered do. las.
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- b, A. GREEN, Auctionepr.

TWO HANDSOME AND DESlRA BLE
n, ~ BRIGk ,DWELLlNG.IIOUsEs AT AUCTION.-Om
HUHSDUI, the I'd of June, 1 shall sell, in front
OF the prem seS, at o'clock H., good three sto-
~ Brick dwelling house, Stat, roof. containing 8
3good and conveniently arranged rooms, located on
9Th >treet west, near Fl st eet north,
Also: hne three-story Brick Dwelling house,
North, between 4th and 9Th streets west
The attention of parsons wishing to purchase
dweiIns houses Is called to the above SALE the To-
calty OF The property being very desirable and the
Terms: One-thIrd cash the balance in s, g. and Q
months. for notes b airing interest, secured by a
deed oftrust upon the premises.
The property can be examined by calling on Thos
w. BuTch, on the premises.
ma 70 q A. GREEN. Anct
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Murder at Ceutreyilis.

PRovIDENcE. Nav 2s.-I.ast evening as Mr. II
Arnold, Oh Cenuevlile, Warwick, was sitting Ia
his store, lac was shot and instantly killed h, -,
l~rsoh nnknown- the ball entering his hack L,-
tween his shoulders. He had just returned from
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Baltimore Market.

Howard stree; S1aS9 %
80 w heat st'ady; white 81 -OasI IS; red ~ 55s
6orn dull; white s2asic; yellow s4asCc
Provisions dun; bacon sides 9ac
whisky dull at pc. for Ohio.
Coffee closed firm; sales Of :, GAO bags Of Ris at
Ike
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ma 2i-d J.C. McGUIRES en- Auc,s
Hy nWAIiI; a BARNARD; .Aue.isnsers.

By NALL. BARNARD, Auciionsers.
HANDSOME TWO STORY AND ATTIC
II FRAME HOUSE AND I.or oN 18TH STREET
MAX vi ASA HUSETTs AVENUE, AT AUCTIoN-Dn
WEDNESDAY AFTER NOON, LIST June N six
o'clock. We will sell, IA front of the Premises Lot
IL, square 2i7, fronting ~ feet 18th street west
and RAINING hack lOO feet tn alley and improved
by wellbuilt and nearly new two story ard attic
Frame Dwelling. having attached q good cellar n
pump IN the ya-d aud ~ situated one If the m,st
PLEASANT and improving parts of the city.
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance in G. 10 10
and "A months. with Interest. A deed given and a
deed oftrust taken. ~ "
ma 1 WALL, a. RARNARn Ano,.
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Neu Ysrk Markets.

NV YORK, Nav :aI.-FIouF has advanced "a
25c; State s. 5OaS65O; Ohio S7aS7 Is; southern
81 5OaS9 IS
Wheat closed buOyant; southern white 81; do
red 81 10; Western white 81 s2k
Corn closed quiet; mixed 90; yellow 9Dz92c
Pork closed dull; mess sl7 25; prime SIS rs.
Lard closed quiet
Whisky closed heavyat 21c.
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By A. GREEN. Auctloneer
SALE OF VAITARIE pRnp

By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
FVNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY 0N the ISLAND AT AucrIoN.-On TU ES-
DAY, the 10th day of May next, shall SELL in front
OF the premises at . O'Clock p. m. by virtue of a
scriber, hearing date the twentieth (20th) day of
August eighteen hundred and fifty hit. 1855 and
recorded IN ber j. A. - No. ia, f0lios al 472 and
Ar, Of the land records for Washington COUNTY
IN the District of COlumh ia, the following named
property; lying and being in the city Of Washington
aforesaid viz:
Lots numbered four and FIVE, a and So in SQUARE
number sd four hundred and slXty fve 49, togeth
or with the improvements, which consist of com
Portable Dwelling houses.
The above property fronts on south F. hetwaan
9Th and 18th streets west.
Terms cash; SlO0 to he paid down when the prop
erty Is knocked Off not, the property will be then
AMI there put again and sold to the next highest
bidder. Should the whole purchase money not be
paid IN five DAYS after sale the trustee reserves the
rght to resell the property at the and cost ofthe
INST purchaser, by giving three da's advertisement
OF such resale In some newspaper printed in the city
OF Washington. JOHN l.. SMITH. Trustee.
ap8-eo6 dis A.GREEN, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until III ESDAf, the 18th day of June next, same
hour and place.
]. L. SMITH, Trustee.
ma y iaw&ds A. GREEN, Auctr.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two writs of
~ herl iacIas issued from the Clerk office of the
oiroat Court OF the District of Columbia for the
pose public sale. for cash, front of The Cont
q quse dooT OF said county. on THU RSDAY. the
DAY oil June next, 1884, at II O'Clock rn the fol-
lowing described P-0perty, to wit. viz: All defend
ant right, title, claim and interest in and to Lot
d: e., t3se Their with all and sinsula the Improve,
nents thereon, seized and levied upon as the prop
Iudiclals Nos los and 1877, to- Janrar, term I8Se in
FAVOR OF John L. Gwyn y Co. and r. h. r Robertson.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
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ma q WAI.I. Il BARNARD, Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer

VALUABLE IMPROVEp kSD HMM,
PROVED PROPERTY ON Moth X, BErwRHx
CoNNRcTICuT AVENUE AND 18TH STREET WFsT
AUcTION.- On TUESDAY, the 3Ist Instant i - = 4
sell. IN front OF the premises at O'clock m ~
ioIIiowirg described HANDSOME property, viz: '''
Square No l6S, each lot having front Of sD fast
g run mack lss feet II inches 70 thirty feet alley
Lot No. 10 is handsome tvo-story Fame House
with brick basement, kitchen. and pump in the
also, IN the rear OF the lot is long stable,
sumeient LOT SIX horses and three carriages Lot
NO; II IS vacant, but enclosed by good fence.
Ielms One-third cash; balance IN six and twelve
n deed given and deed oftrust taken;
ma 25-d A, GREEN, Auct,
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE 4 co, Auctioneers
HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY II

BY J. G: Mcguire 4 CO, Auctioneers
HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
IL THE SECOND WARp AT Publ AUCTIoN.-On
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June LIST at FIVE
O'Clock on the premises, shall sell, parts of LOT
Nos and T. in Square No. SIT, fronting ~ feet on
north between 18th and 18th streets ST. together
win the improvements, consisting of nearly new
three story Brick House, with basement and two
story back building. containing u rooms gas fix
lures thrOug hOut, water tank and bath room: yant
under the pavement for wood and coal.
=, The house Is built In the most superior manner
lie reservation. r
Title ndisputable.
Terms: One-thrd cash the residue i'm and p
months. with interest," secured by deed in trust on
the premises. N
IRA I'D J. G. MCGUIRE CO. Annts