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oro,ta bone OF the right eye fraciurng the bone AMI
resting in the anterior lobe Of the right hem
sphere Of the brain, just opposite the orbita bone
OF the right eye portions OF the skull were
driven into the brain with the ball there was large
amount OF clothed blood the surface OF the right
hemisphere OF the brain under the duranater Death
WAS tho result Of said wound 90
The case being submitted 70 the jury they rendered
verdict as follows
That Robert Churchill the deceased, came TO hi
death by pistol shot wound IN the head accidentally
received at the hands OF oeer Leonard Fleming and
exonerate the officer from all blame and consider
the act perfectly justhabe" Deceased was thirty i've
years Of age and a native OF England
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Aid For Savannah.

SAILING OF THE REBECCA CLYDE--THE DANIEL
WEBSTER TO LEAVE TOMORROW.
The merchants Of this city sent the Rebccca Clyde on
her mission TO Savannah at late hour evening She
carries out large quantity Of provisions the principal
articles OF which mentioned in yesterdays HERALD
There seems TO be defect regards her
papers These will only bring the vessel far Hilton
Head but s thought that matters will there be salts
factorily arranged Had she been detained until this
morning said the full credentials would have reached
the city Mr. Archibald Baxter goes out In charge Of the
provisions.
Colonel Julian Allen will send or the large steamer
Daniel Webster to afternoon. BY that time her
cargo, which IN very extensive one will be complete
She lays at the foot OF Canal street
Colonel Allen desires acknowledge the receipt Of the
following subscriptions which he has handed the
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Interesting from Cairo.

CAIRO, Ill, Jan. u, 1866.
Six hundred rebel prisoners captured by Griorson
arrived at Memphis on the 18th inst
The rebel Governor Of Tennessee, Isham q Harris a
on a visit TO Forrest at Paris, Tennessee.
Tho steamer silver Moon passed here to-day Cor Gin
cinpat with Ave hundred and sixty aoa Of Cottoa
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL, 1898
The Bln reports that the subscriptions in this city
for the relief Of the Savannah sufferers up
day amounted 70 81, 900. Tho amount will DO in
creased
BosroS, Jan. II, 1855
The steamer Greyhound, with supplies for the people
Of Savannah sailed from this port this afternoon
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A.-SOmetimes tho Public get on the
wrong scent bu that not the present evcvy
body r. purchasing PHAL0N's NIGHT BLOOMING
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Ladies Urca,tpins-New Suggestive,
Three Five Eight Ten 70 Thirty dollars each, for sale
b. GEo Q. ALLEN, No AIS Broadway. door below
Canal street
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Grover u Bakers First Premium EIas-
tic Stitch and Lock stitch Sewing Machines tB broadway
NJ ", and 235 Fulton street DfonklyD
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Cherokee Pills-Femn1c Regulator
Fold by al druggists; ~ per box page pamphlet FREE
Address Dr. W. X. MERwfN CO, Us Liberty street "
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Address 20 smokers.-Pollak Il Son.
street. Pipes cut To order.
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Try the Malt Bitters--soid by Hegeman,
on Brosdwayi BAILEY, Aston ptecs. aud CASWblaL
MACK, Ffh Avenue Hotel
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Ladies' Giit Combs, New styles. Juse
rceived from Pars-Three, Four Five Sis BghS
ien hltecn TO Twenty Dollars each, Tor sale by GEO q
ALLEN, tlb broadway, door below Canal street
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Artificial FloS~ers.-A Large Lot OF Fi1e
Paris made Goods closing lcss than cost BLUx-
ONES LIT Broadway, between Twenty nnh and Twenty
sixth streets
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BstcheIsr's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable, The only perfsse
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
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Corus, Buntons, Nails, Enlarged Joints,
Al diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zACHARE No 10
Broadyay
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest Publication in the United

states.
The Nav YonK WEEKLY HERALD Is no, only the
best but tho cheapest weekly paper published in this
country. While all the other weekly papers have in
creased their subscription price from twenty ve TO two
hundred per the WEEKLY Hn,ALD mailed al the
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IrYon Wan, 20 Know. Sc, Read

MEDICAL COMMON SENNE,
curious book reopc and good hook for every
rrcc 81 50 10 b. had ~ All news depOts. Contena
tables mailed free Address
DR.. \. y. FOorE, l,iso broadway. n r.
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SAVANNAH.

List OF Regulation Prices I'm snvannah
onoer ten. 5hernnans ministratiOn.
tFrom the Savannah Republican Jan. 81
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Any larger numbcr addressed o nafnes Of subs beers
" 90 each An extra copy viii be sent 20 every club Of
ten. Twenty copies, 10 address, year, s25 aud
any larger number at same price An extra copy viii
be sent to clubs Of twenty These rates make Ee WISELY
HERALD The cheapest p,sblccsoa IN NE country
The Wp1KLy HrRALp viii hereafter be printed tho
best paper, Saturday and mailed Saturday oagcnts
% well as subscribers u will contain al tho news OF
the week up To the hour ~ publ cation O'Clock
Saturday morRiao The WWKX HnuLD beng q news
paper NJ wei rs family literary paper cannot b. ante
dated, as moet publications Of The Kind arr. II viii,
therefore, be printed ut tho latest moment and ~ con
tents VIII embrace the latest news Illustrated ~'u maps
With the latest improyciacnts
single copies, ia Wrappers, ave cents
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the Great Boot and Shoe Emporium Of BROOKS 65 BrcaA
way, opposite Metropolitan fiotcl Every style Of ladies'
gents misses boys aud chdrens Boots Shoes and Gait
Boys and Youths Waterproof Boots
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Pri1es Cashed
In gold Information furnished HIGHEST rates maid ~
Dsubloons and all kinds OF Gold and silver
TAYLOR co, Bankers, 10 Wall streeA
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Prizes Cashed In All LegaIized Lotse-
broadway, New York
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Prizes Cashed In All Legalfzed Letter.
les Information given BY CLAYTON, 10 Wan street. Nsv
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An Article Of True Merit" Brown,

BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs- are the most popular arssis =
this country Europe for Throat Coughs 40
this popularity 10 based upon res. merit which be ~
Of many other preparations the market which arc really
but weak limitations o< the genuine Trochsa
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teeth and breath purifier and yet pleasant
convenient 70 use It's exceeding popularity does
Time has fully established the fact that 5000
DON'T Possesses these excellent qualities In eminent D.
gree has legmatey acquired the right postoa upoa
every toilet table.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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81. LoUr Jan. a. 1896.
Tho expedition sent from Cape Grardeau to Cherokee
Bayou Ark under Lieutenant Raine, few days sinss
killed nineteen guerlas captured number Of prisoners
and fifty horses
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The stock market was strong and excited at the first
board the demand for Erie being particularly active
owing its having been largely oversold and to Of
the buyers resorng to buying it in under the rule in
OF nondelivery which have been very numerous
Of late. Erie ~ higher than at yesterdays second
board; Hudson River AZ, New York Central go, Fort
Wayne 81, Rock Island 2ss Reading AZ, Michigan
Central ~, Michigan Southern ca, Illinois Central T.
Cleveland and Pittsburg 81 Government securities
were active and firm. Skies Of 1881 advanced 4 d,
ten forties u, coupon fve-twcnties u, issue a.
Our recent military successes very naturally
strengthening confidence in the public credit and there
corresponding demand for national securities for In
vestment
Al the open board at O'Clock the railway list
lower and the second regular board further decline
took place. New York Central excepted The latter was
nevertheless Y lower than at the close Of the first
board Erie 5A, Hudson River III, Reading l. Michigan
Central TX Cleveland and Pitsburg Is Rock Island IA,
Fort Wayne TX.
Government securities higher, with active de-
mand the street. Coupon ten forties advanced u,
dve-twenties u, skies of 1881 4.
At the open board at half past three the market for
railway and miscellaneous securities lower Erie
closed at S. Hudson River 95, New York Central s6X,
Reading 93X nlinss Central e5K, Cleveland and Pitts
burg 65H, Fort Wayne s3X, Cumberland 30. After the
sail Erie sold as low as 3D.
Two light "bear' failures reported to-day In
sequence Of the sharp rise in Erie and other stocks
Money il easy at sevon per railway collateral
with moderate demand and at per cent govern
ments. Commercial paper continues dull and that Of
The Arst grade Ia rated ut . 10 per cent
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, April 4-6PM
Gold has shown firmness day than yesterday,
and its tendency Is upward, under demand to
shorts well speculation for rise The market Is
largely ovesod throughout the country, and cash gold
continues the street.-The difference between
cash and regular being about per cent In the fever
of excitement through which it has passed the mmedi
future than discounted and the capture Of
RcAmond and Petersburg simply realized expectations
which had been confidently entertained by the people for
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, April 4-bP. NJ
Asnrs-ReceIpts LOG bills The market continued
dull and prices were wholly nominaly unchanged
BRKADsTuyrs- Receipts 34so bbls nour 727 bills and
LII bags corn meal 900 bushels wheat, 4oss do corn
O. 7oI do oats, 1881 do. barley and eco do malt The
market for State and Western -four ruled exceedingly
quiet and prices declining Beyond the most urgent
requirements OF the local trade there demand and
40 do southern and 800 do Canadian at the annexed
osoatIons the market closing dull and heavy, with no
6uverr AT our outside figures Rye lour was dull, aud In
Tho absence of sales prices wholly nominal Corn
uoa bas declined and In moderate request sales go
bb AZ As 10 for jersey and 50 - FOR Brandy wne We
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This Secretary OF the Treasury has published state
of the condition national debt the 3lst
of March, which shows 1t TO have aggregated 81 $685.
e55 076 that day being increase of $349 062
the OF the last monthly statement the end
of October The interest payable in coin has, during
the time increased from $50 SAC 604 TO SOL 0l6
os2 and that in currency from $2s to $3s sls
800. The unpaid reQusitions have been reduced to
STA 54s The certificates Of indebtedness aggrs-
gate $l7l 0Oo tho temporary deposits $50 S52 $685.
and the thirty notes $500 The increase Of
Indebtedness has averaged about millions three hun
dred thousand dollars per day. The certificates Of in
debtedness have decreased In nearly the ratio that
the unpaid acquisitions have Increased which shows
that tho policy Of the Treasury is to keep
down the volume of certificates to the inconve-
nience creditors and where the government has only
the alt rnatve that which has adopted is decidedly
the best it's entire dependence beyond the receipts
is already matter Of necessity for it to prevent cer
hcales from going much below par, exinterest while
the six per bonds ought to be maintained at pre-
MUM The outstanding currency shows increase Of
So 27 1872 according the printed figures in the two
returns but by clerical in the October statement
the total circulation represented to be SOTO $50 GAL
instead OF $685. O7 29l the details went to prove
Whether the error occurred in the the details has
never been explained, and is now OF no importance Tho
two statements compare follows:-
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FINANCIAL.

A MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
n Martns5urg Lead Mining Company will be held at the
office OF the pany IL Wall street (Jauncey court on
Wednesday, Ap at IL O'Clock BY order of the Board of
Trustees. g. A. BUTLER, Secretary pro TEN.
MARCH 80 1865
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UNoR sALE-oBLIGED TO LEAVE THE CITY ON AC-
count Of sickness VIII sell pair Horses for style
they can't be beat sh hands, when moving look rs hands,
very handsome dark brown, long tails years old Price
stable Fifth avenue above Forty third street. TIL 10TH
Any gentleman wanting very stylish team, who knows
what horse is would like 10 show them, and will
sell Stable has stalls and box stalls and plenty carags
room. Address boz LAG Post ofnco
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A "a IN

The attention of Capitalists and others is in
vited to the above safe in 9eorgatown, d. o., soon
to be connected witt the great West and North
west, by the important link of railway directed to
be built by the Legislature of Maryland at its re
cent session. Lot No. 2l6is in pleasant part Of
the tswn, near the p. A. Reservoir, while the Lots
in Peter Square, taken in part or in whole, afford
fine opportunity either for speculation or occu-
pancy. lots No. Is and l9 front IS feet the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, running back 49, feet
to Il foot alley.
The entire premises are admirably adapted for
an extensive, lumber, wood. or coal business, or
for manu- featuring purposes on large scale. Lo-
Gated in the heart of the town. at the terminus of
the Gsor Retown and Washington railroad, 'front.'
ing on High. and within few steps of Bridge sts.
the two princi pal business streets bounded on the
south by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and on
the north side by wide, well paved alley, and in
close contguity to the Potomac river. it may be
confidently stated that more desirable opportu
nifty for Investment cannot be Offered. The prop
erty attracted the attention of the Government as
proper site for Custom House, when SEEKING to
obtain one, and also that of the Georgetown and
Washing ton Railroad Com pany, when selecting q
purchased at any price. The whole is now offered
apS TH0S. DOwLING, Auctionssr.
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DIRD,

On the Sth instant. CHESTER B. son of John
days. ~
Dearest Chester. thou hast left ms
We thy loss most dee ply feel.
But tits God who hath bsrsft ma
He can all our sorrow heal
Chester love. thou art hanpvnav
An angle child above "'
Safe IN the tend .r Shepherd a arn.
Safe in his shelte ring love-
On the morning OF the sth instant. in thu s,st
year of her age, after long illness HA Nm
the beloved vife of Adam Kowle.
The funeral will take place from her late resi- i.
Bill on Monday, 10th inst. at ex O'Clock D. n
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DA rs.
RYT HOs BOWLING, Auct'r; Gsorsstowu.
oHANoERy sALloR DAtgABEs REAL Rs

By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
o Gay OF March A. D. 1855. and passed in certain
eaTse therein depending. in which x. d .Linthicum
., 60 we're com sinants and the widow and heirs
ng cause No. 24s, equity docket No: the and err
bidder on MONDAY. the 10th dsy, of April ne It.
4 Hs.kiss's addition to Georgstovn, frsntins
Market and Frederick streets. Also. Lots No. df-
teen, l5l sixteen, tl6l seventeen az eghtesn (IsJ
and min eteen, l9l in Peterss Square in said town.
fronting about 1873 ieet on the east side of High
street, south of and near Bridge street This last
piece of ground fronts ah out $50 feet the Chss.
apeake and Ohio canal. and is one OF the I'm eat
locations for busine.s purposes in GeorEetovu.
1t is improved by two story Brick House and
frame Carpenter and Wheelwright shops.
Terms of sale, prescribed by decree One-
fourth cash; residue in Is, ~ and l3 months. VITA
interest from the day of sale, for which the notes
of the purchaser, with approved security. viii Be
taken.
All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, st
the cost of the purchaser
II the terms of sale are not complied within rvs
days after day of sale, the trustee reserves tn
right to resell al the cost and risk Of the par
chaser.
The whole property will be sold free of thu
widow dower. and the sale will commence on
Lot No. 2l6. and adjourn from lot to lot.
J. CARTER MARBURY. Trustee.
mo eod&ds TH0S. BOWLING, Auot.
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EAIR VIEW FOR SALE-YERY VALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE AND IMMEDIATE


The subscriber having more land than he can
properly till, would sell very desirable farm "
I'M imm ediately upon the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, 20 miles above Georgetown. D. O. The
whole tract containing 569x acres Of land, which
viii f desired be divided to suit As
ly under cultivation, upon which is q large Dwell:
ling House. large new barn, hay house and wood
Ing, with plenty Of cherries and other fruits, al
or mere seres Of Bottom Meadow producing
$500 worth of hay yearly; barn NO. full Of hay,
acres Of wheat in the ground, price $40 per acre.
No. 2contains $3.50 acres. upon which is large
Of bottom lend. price $50 per acre. No. sis large
and splendid peach orchard Of 25 acres 1928 trees)
nrice 500 per acre. with 80 acre nsld sdjoining
In clover price $35 per The balance is prin-
cipally in timber, alarge amount of which il oak
and chesnut: The whole, or any part Of the above
can be boug ht 2 great bargain. Persons desirin
letter WILLIAM FADING. Geore etown, IS. o..
or apply in person, at his residences. at the Unisf
Arch. Y miles above 6 georgetown, on the Washin q.
ton Aaueduct I will also sell q portion Of my
mar I5-eOlmS 800 E---'ls~
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GOLD PLATED LADIES COMBS, gold plated
Jet and Pearl Sets, gold plated Long Chains,
gold plated Enameled Bracelets, for only one
dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No ABS
Pekna. ay, near ST. lt*
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GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auotionsers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE-
SIRABLE REAL ESTATE ON PENNSYLVA-
S NI4AAyEINuE. gETWEEN SDAHD "a srs..
In pursuance Of a decree of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, sitting in equity,
made in the suit wherein William 81. Fsrrsr and
others are compliments, aud Joseph T. Kelley.
executor of the last will and testament of Mary
Harrar, deceased, is defendant, shall proceed to
sell at PUBLIC Auction, in trent Of the premises.
O'Clock p m all the estate, right, title, interest,
claim, and demand which Mary Farrar died seized
and possessed of, in and to that valuable and de-
sirable piece or parcel of ground. lying situate.
and being the south side of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., ON Reservation A. between Sd and AZ streets.
in the city of Washington; containing us square
feet more or less, together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting of two one-aod-s half
story Frame Houses on Pennsylvania avenue, and
a one and s-half story Frame House on the rear
Terms: One half cash; and the residue in three
equal inst alments. psyab BILE espeetivsly in six.
nine, and twelve months, with interest. The de-
ferred payments to be secured in such manner as
the said Supreme Court of the District of oolu M
bia. sitting in equity, may order. One hundred
bid off JOSEPH r KELLEY, Trustee.
IN 3D-e o&ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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MARRIED,

At the Ospitsl Hill Presbyterian Church, April
8. by the Rev. John Chester, Mr. CHARLES il
HULsE to Miss MARGARET e. TAYLOR, both
OF Washington city: Also. at the same time and
place Mr.. JOHN TAYLOR to Miss MARY O.
BROWN both Of Washingto city.
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by W. l.. WALL & CO., AUctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL Es-

by W. l.. WALL & CO., Auctloneers
TATs fSth q skvENFH WA REAL Es
BY virtue of decree of: the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, in EQUITY sittipg g; bear
ing date December n9 18th, 1864, and passed in q
Complain ants. and Edward NJ Clarke et al, are
Defendants. tNo. 19l Equity) 1 shall offer. for
on TUESDAY. the 4th day of April. A D., 1865, al
O'Clock, P. NJ, the following Real Estate, viz
All that part OF Los. numbered nine e!
fy q plan Of the CITY Of ae
ton, beginning for the northeast corner of said
square at the intersection of D street south and
10th street west; thence running south on line
fifty four.t5D feet ten and one half tIO1aj inches
thence north ninety 800 feet thence east line
with said street" fifty four 54 feet ten and ONE
half (lO1a) inches to the place of beginning, with
This property is situated on the corner of D
street south and 10th street west and pliers great
Inducements to purchasers.
Terms-One third cash. the residue in six aud
the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed and
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
Title deed to be retained until all of the purchase
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
the right 20 resell the said property at the risk
and cost of the defaultipg purchaser, by giving
three days notice in some newspaper printed in
the city of Washington.
mhlO 2awSy&ds W. l.. WALL & CO. Aucts
[Republican.I
~ THE AB0yEsALE Is POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, same hour, I'd May.
A. LLOYD. Trustee.
ap5 WIN. l.. WALL & CO., AT. ts.
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MOoRK's WEST END DRUqST0RA. l13 Pa.
IU ayenue. south side .-6oxodent, Night -
BloomiSs Gereus. Jaoqasa- Pond Lilly and
Jockev dub and other cheics Perfumery. "
with q large stoox Of Fresh Medicines. for q
aAla as aSovo, max u-2W
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RYJ.C..McGUIRE Il CO.. Auctionssrs.

TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON 18th,
NEAR Nj ST, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 18th, on
the premises We shall ss.l the northern part of
Lot IA; Square 5l4, fronting about AZ feet ON the
east side of 5th street west, between and N SITS.
This Lot is beautifully situated in rapidly i'm
proving part of the city, and is capable of being
divided into two good sized lots and will be sold
entire or separately, as desired.
months.
ap6d j. c. MCGUIRE & 90 ,Aucts,