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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-01

NEGRO ABREsTED-BRAvE COEDUCI
OF A P0LICEMAN.-AD0ut 8 O'Clock sun
day evening as Policeman Palmer was
walking his rounds on Church street, he
came upon a crowd OF negroes engaged IN
drinking, angry disputiugs aud 1ght-
ing. Forcing his way into the crowd
he arrested the riug-leader who, how
ever, struck him nee d twice before
he succeeded. The policeman drew
him into a house close by, % get rid OF
the crowd, when the door was closed upon
him, the negro commenced crying muir
der, murder drawing the crowd Of ne
grOs around the uCC. which they burst
open, and one of them fired "a tha police
mas. The pistol being held SO close that
his a C wac Darnea by thepowder. Not
withstanding, he Kept ais bold upon the
negro. and marched MIN off for The guard
house, followed by a large crowd OF sol
diers sLd other negr0s. When near the
corner Of the square, the prisoner became
refractory and tried TO gel away from the
policeman, who was compelled TO use the
argument Of his club 10 get him along.
He was safely looked up IN the calaboOse
and on yesterday brought before the
Mayor, WhO imposed a fine Of SO upon
him, which ne could not liquidate, and
was remanded back Z o the jail, where he
is still. The family of the negro made
complaint before Lieut.. Middler, Of the
Freeimen's Bureau, and tried TO have
the case brought before that court, but
Lieut.. NJ. very justly refused p have any
thing TO do with it, and would not inter
fere with the civil authorities. Police
mar Palmer deserves great praise for his
fearless discharge Of duty under circum-
stances offs 50 trying a nature H'1'tsViHe
.Afa., AdUOcGtC.
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DIED.

sHANKS-Ued, at Sbelbyvilie, Ky, on the
morning Of the Goth February, 1896, Mrs. MAN
SHAEgs, relict Of the late DIT. Lewis Shanks Of
this city, and a daughter OF John Thompson, OF
Fredericksburg, Va, In the ed year Of her age.
Mrs. Sharks emigrated To this city, with her
husband, in 1885, and resided here ever since,
until within r year or two past She was amost
estlmable anu exemplary lady, and heFsdeath
win be depiored by a large circle Of friends
outside Of her immediate family who, during
the long years in which she ilustratedt the high
est virtues OF the wife, mother, friend, and
member Of society, learned 20 estimate her
moral and intellectual worth. IA was e
model Of the Christian gentlewomaD. Her re-
mains VIII be brought by her son-in-law, Mr.. I.
N. Sin, TO this city for inteIment.
City papers, as well as those OF Fredericks-
burg, st. o and Louisville, will please copy
or notice.
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Thayer 60 NOyes'
CIRCUS COMBINATION
From the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
VIII Exhibit at Memphis,

On Corner OF Second md Union SITS,
IluFSuhSs march lsb---sss-.-s.-aaAb z and z PIN
Friday, 2d-.---........- at 2 and 7 pm
Saturday, Sd.--..a......- at 2 and Z pm
TlHE Management would respectfully state
i that in organizing their Circus Company.
they have spared neither time, labor nor
10 make their present Combination the most
brilliant and attractive ever presented 70 the
patronage Of the public. Through the ind0m-
table perseverance, OF their Special Agents,
aided by the prestige OF the worldwide repu-
tation Of the ProprietOrs) they have made the
four quarters Of the globe contribute their
choicest gems to form this
BRILLIANT CONSTELLATION.
ADMIssToN-Family Circle, 81; Second Circle.
rs cents; Freedmen Seats, so cents.
SEATS FOR ALL.
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Bdr A private letter from Columbus,
Ga. informs as that the negro troops
lately on duty there albeit on Thursday
morning. Anew garrison, composed OF
white men, arrived the day previous,
under hecommand of Capt. Howe. The
people of that city feel greatly relieved.
The negroes We're OverbeariDg, ~insolent,
and insulting. A negro man, who was
out on a stealing expedition, was shot
and killed, near the Muscogee, Ga, rail-
road depot, in that city, afewdsys since.
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O5ERTON HOTEL.
altA day Of March, 1865,

ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO,
Elm A~uctioneers.
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Election for County Judge to be
Held Next Saturday.
4 essrs. Editors:

MesErE- Editors:
DE kind enough to state through vour col.
u ulnns, 10 my friends and supporters tba,
Tor the several candidates who are running ~
Judge OF the County Court WJLLBECOUN7rEr
lIthe onacer controlling the election perform.
his duty.
! am IN the race, and shall not be deferred
from running IL through, by orders on noficss
nom any source, Unlawful and unauthorized
as they serve only 70 intimidate the weak
lam, Gentlemen,
Respectfully,
fez7.bt =. DEF MORGAN.
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NEW ADvERTrSEm'Ts

G100 REWARD-For the recovery of
pAOO two large No. 1 mare mules, stolen
nom ColheFvillei Tenn, mlly IS hands high.
other lame in left hind leg. Both are soTrel,
and have marks Of gear. Ages six and eight
KOEN r BLEDSOE,
mari lto COlterville or Memphis
NOTICE TO BRICK MASONS.
~ proposals. VIII be received for nfteen DAYS
for laying DO.000 TO 500.00J brick by the LIST Of
July in the lower part Of the city on Main street.
For further particulars address glass box 747.
None but responsible parties need apply.
fe2S-4tF
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Il should be sorry % see more Government
AGENTS lu the land. This Is the best Gov
eminent ever devised boy Inau for self-gOvem-
ment 10 was not however made % govern
provinces or outlying territories The Govern
1nent was made for the people and We knew
evervthiug better than the way toaBe deepots
We knew liberty ~ freedom better than 4Hs-
,ofiem. and, somehow. when We came 20 ts
De latter. what bungllng Wofk we made OF -t
Tira- eug1ended the wit 81 hdocH cgrpfs, auc
dEd YOU ever zee such stupid work as iheF MAGE
0fffP Fort Lafayette Is wines against The
sfsnfaff0n OF the Government 70 90 bGng'
Ing despotic work We were NOT taale loi
THAT Ifwould raise the President LlEtE ue-
erees in the estimation oftpe HouIn-u nc @enE
cali home all hs Treasury aEeAtes ~ -
doing no good but lsore and more H!eI@ll
the South. [~Applausal IL is a shame n - Z.
nv 81 fbese a. rlut agents throughout tht
south. Al through the south unek ar =
Iocusfs, eating every green Thing Ilea ~
uniting after q ltae cotton Ne do not want
- tha people have theiroota0n, and eaA nom.
-6ess agents. Let US have peace; We ~ 70.
- mure. we do not Wauttheae agents IN hlf
plause.l
Nr. BEBcHER, IA concluding his adj
5-s~ ave ~uttersnee 70 the following,
which does equal credit to his head and
cart:
aw,e south wants kindness, words of gra-
~o--nase md truth. They NEED 40 painonlz-
ne 6nf tbev need fraternal sgmPathF, ana
ne wIth fhem. win 60 fartherano Dilng uhen
% a beuer MAID thap any cenupe'a4'H2 you
Gan utter"
TIE foregoing viii give our readers
sOne idea Of the present temper Of M
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NOTICE.

SWEENEY-Died, in this city, on the evening
OF the 2Sth February, JoHN l. swHENEY, in the
5Sth year Of his aga.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
thi; evening at 3 o'clock, from his late residence
on Linden street >
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-01

In addition 10 the above, we have a large and
complete ass ortmentof
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-01

j. A DODGE, A. A.
Author Of Grammar Tree
fe2S-2ve and Teacher ofthe Enslisa language.
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HEM2MS APPEAL
M z NJ p HIS.
THURSDAY. mARoH l. 1853.

WEEKLY APPEAL-This mammoth
newspaper is published this morning
and may be had at the counter OF the
APPEAL Office, strongly wrapped forsaie
mailing. II contains ANDREW JOHN
soN's Veto Messsge-golden words
which We regret that we are unable to
print in gilded letters.
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SELLING Off SELLING OFF
Lavinge

u Going 70 Paris for new Goods. She has
i Hair aud many Fancy Articles &C greatly
reduced prices, to close oct her present stock
and make room for her new stock. Ladies' in
need OF any goods In herliue viii do vel 70 cal
on her. You vii be sure TO get very coed bar
gains. Cell az Madame F. Lavignes Lad1es'
Mirror Of Fashion, No. &5 Main street
nov8o-3m
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WANTS.


w DIV A Nj D.
50 good hands as wood choppers, and staVs
makers It good wages. Apply to
go L. NICHOLS.
mari ct cod Z9 Main street.
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R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.;
No aaz sacnnd St. Msmnhis-

mart Of Country Lot 40. AZ, a. laid
down on the plans Of tbs city OF Mela-
phis. in Shelby county, Tennessee, BEGIN
ming on the south side Of Adams street,
aftV geet east OF the east side OF Fourtn street
thence souta parallel with the east side OF
Fourth street one hundred and for1y-eight feas
SIX inches to an alley, parallel and next south
OF Adams street; thence east with the north
side Of sa i'd alley sixty-seVen feet. thence scrth
parallel With the east side OF Fourth street one
the south eide Of Adams street; thence vesi
with the soUth side OF Adams street sixty-ssven
feet to the Beginning This sale will be made
for rhe purpose OF paying the debt secured ~
said trust deed, dafauittn the payment OF which
has been made. The title is believed 10 -
good nt I convey as trustee only.
Witness my hand this sth day Of February,
1856. 10. A. SHEPHERD, Trustee.
RoYSTER. IRRELEVANT & Co,
fos0 IDS Auetioneers.
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RA- John Doyle, ST., Of Macon, Ga,
was killed last week on the race course
near the Central railroad. lie was
watching a race when n Of the horses
bolted, and struck him on the chest and
head. from the effects of which he died
i'm a few minutes.
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Gems. Geo. Washington, R. e. Lee,
"Stonewall" Jackson, Joseph e.
Johnston, and others.

4 ARGE cabinet size, elegantly colOred oil
II portraits, framed IN gold leaf, oval frames
OF the most superb finish, OF these glorious
old heroes, can be had at O'HARAS, who is
general agent for their sale IN West Tennessee,
Alabama, Arkansas and Mississippi Wishing
70 place these tokens or tue high places they
hold In the hearts OF their cOuntrymen, In the
reach Of every man, woman and child in the
south, we have reduced the price 20 fifteen dot
lars each. Call, see and subscribe.
O'HARA,
co. jefferson street,
Who has also card Photographs Of every South
ern General published, &C 20 cents each.
Persons living at distance can procure Ttatu-
ary, Fancy ana Generals pictures, or any other
picture published, by enclosing > cents 10 my
address, Glass Box 7Bs, Memphis, Tenn. VIII
have Gen Cleburne's picture Ia a few days.
1~ CanvasseH wanted for above febZ7 Nv
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 20, 1866.
MR.. WIN. II. SEABROOK having become a
M member OF our house, the style OF our
nrm will hereafter be Sheegog, WttherspOOn &
Co. Ohice No, Court Street
SHEEGOG & WITHERSPOON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-01

HaFhe Missouri House, by a vote OF
Y to %, and the Senate, by q to o, on
Thursday passed resolutions strongly
commencing thepatriotism Of the United
States Senators who voted for the Freed
mems Bureau bill after its veto by the
President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-01

When labor In the South is properly de-
--Ta--i. when the states are properly rasu1cl'
fsr-4. and wheu the blacks depend on good
treatment they Eil begin 70 have some sense
I'D fu.1ce j do ugt say that IN rdicule. We
are 10 grant tlG-= lights ri labor by promulin
lie general peace and prosperity OF the SOUTH
4rn states. beg leave 90 cali your attention
~ r1ezs Thoughts ts wnlcn, as il seems 20 me-
are have not given Sufficient emphasis n our
-slcuIaIiuus-
To,l-1 F=t-a ~af-.r,if7g zsuftv And
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SOUTHWESTERN
Livery, Boarding 6 Sale Stable.
No. S5 I-2 Union Street

PROPOSE 70 keep on hand the best Livery
4 Turn-Outs OF any livery stable in the city.
7 kee2 also on hand for sale well broke Family,
Harness and Saddle horses Thoss in want Of
COED stock viii dnd Il 10 their interest 70 give
me call, As al zoek sold by ne shall - as
lsIs-lms CCosEILLo Proprisaar.
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BEEcHER's teachings. He has done
much mischief in times past in inham-
ing the northern mind against the South.
It is meet and proper that he should now
endeavor TO undo that mischief by
teachinga better shirt.
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attention, E~Uesy6Odg!

+ AM nov prepared 70 supply every one WISH
/ ing 70 ride, with hns top bugsies, open bug
Eies, light fashionable rockoEass, carrlages and
SPRING waEons. AL sorts Of repairing done at
the shortest notice, on ne corner u Third and
WashinGton sareeo, By
fsbl9 In A. p AQ6GASf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-01

EOn yesterday Messrs. Walker.
Willis, Scales, Ordway, Steele, Wynne.
Brandon, Simmons and Freeman re-
resigned their seats IN the General As
sembly. They embrace the best mate
rial Of that body. What remains to the
House is hardly worth saviRg; and vet
we pay for Sodom tlL-NdshviNe Ban
ner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-01

IN pursuance Of a Trust Deed made to the IN
dersigned, D. A Shepherd, by I. n. Henkel,
dated November 18th, 1880, and duly recorded,
Iwtus
On Monday, the 18th Day Of March, 1866,
between the hours OF 10 and Il o'clock m, sell at
Public Auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
At the Auction Store
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WttttdntS, Benson Dc Co.,
COTTON RS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Soi hOsby d Hunts Building,
Front Street, nFaIpurg
Cesh advances on Cotton and Prodnoa In
Q ordersp.ompty filled. IN
Notice
OFFIcK or CRY Tax Coil
tREAL EsTATFb

OFFICE or CRY Tax Co11Fcrop \
rial EsTATEJ
memphis, Tenn, FEB. p. 1886.
a srEOtAL A OF TWENTY CENTS er
lars worth Of taxable property WIN he aSa .
payA6ls on the nrst day Of March next. There-
forward and pay said tax on ar Ibosaeu 20 ee.ns
Gay Of March otherwise they will be dealt With
AS the law IN such cases provides and dIracts-
f.e...s 4. i. WARNER.
AN~N-tA Taw CoTfaot,-
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Cotton Seed! Cotton Seed!
5000 BUSHELS
New Cotton Seed.

In order TO close up q partnership account, We
Will sell the above named quantity Of strictly
prime new seed for the next fifteen days at
cents per hushei.
BEAUMONT. HAMILTON 4 CO.
fe2+2w No. 500 Front Row, ID door.
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ONE OF THE
GREATEST IMPROVEMENTS
OF The c
VIII be partially exhibited and a lecture de-
livered in the Court House on the SCIENCE OF
II ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
Evening nj 8 0seEOck-


All entirely free ofehaTga.
VNTE, after many yesrs OF hard study, close
w. application and trial, have succeeded in
rendering English Grammar-that hated thing
wonderfully attractive and interesting even
to children. The auxiliaries that are used have
been thoroughly tested in several successive
schools, and instead OF the English Grammar
being shunned with evident distate and disgust,
as Is almost universally the case, it is now the
most exciting, animating and interesting study
among althe branches OF an English education,
and the result Is that a good knowledge OF its
laws can be obtained in one tenth OF the time
that Ii usually demands. The development on
the arts and sciences Is progressive; we are only
in their morning starlight. We may teach a
schoOl in Memphis OF forty days duration, in
which we shall lecture four hours each day and
three every night For particulars come out
and hear our lecture. All true lovers OF science
and educational progress are respectfully in
yited, particularly editors, school teachers, and
every youngia lady and gentleman that wishes 10
gain q good knowledge OF the English Grammar.
We shall teach the school for the beEent or
young ladies and gentlemen, and II perfect sat
isfacti0n IS not rendered 1 charge nothing. i
shall never teach but one school In Memphis.
the world is my field. There will be one hun
bred dollars, as a reward, given to any man that
can detect an error in my Grammar Trae
Now Is a chance for the iiferotI. GO 10 No al
Main street, and see the Grammar Tree ana
diagrams.
j. A. DODGE, A. NJ.
Author Of M Tree
faq2- 0Fr and Taachar n thu Enal4As. 2 -
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IA The Mayor Of Macon, Ca, says
the Telegraph, has been served with an
order from Gen. Brennan, declaring that
the former viii not in future be allowed
20 exercise authority in any case in
which a freedman commits a heinous Of
Tense; he is to be tried by a military COM
mission; for petty offenses he is to be
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I00 BBLS. FRESH ST. LOUIS MEAL.
10 Bbls- L. F. Flour.
200 Bbls. Double Extra Flour.
50 Ebls. Harrison Flour
100 Bbls. Single Extra Flour.
10 Bbls. Buckwheat Flour.
IS Bbls. Mess Pork.
q Bbis. Picked Joles.
10 Casks Clear Sides.
4 Casks Hams.
1000 Pounds Breakfast Bacon.
1909 Pounds Dried Beef.
10 Bbls. Spiced Pigs Feet
8 B6is. Mess Beef
p u bbls. Mackerel.
IS Kits dc Nos. I ? and 3.
100 Bxs. ID. A. Herring.
so Bxs. Cheese.
50 Kegs MOlasses.
50 Kegs Golden Syrup, & and 10 gals.
80 Hhds. New Orleans Sugar.
Bbls. White Sugar, crushed, pow
dered, A Coffee, b Coffee and refined Yellow.
100 Bxs. Soap, all grades.
80 Pkgs. star Candles, Is and Is.
. SACKS Rio Coffee.
100 Kegs Nails.
. DoZ- BrOOms.
100 Bxs. Tobacco.
$1,000 Segars.
50 Bbls Rectihed Whisky.
Is Bbls. Bourbon do.
100 Bbis. Cape Lime.
= Baskets Champagne.
. Bxs. Pearl Starch.
5 Bales Gunnies
10 Sacks Rice.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER,

Acting and Stage Manager .....W ". q. THOMPSON.
Stage Director. HUETLEY.
Last night OF the Colleen Bawn.
Second week OF the brilliant artists, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Florence.
Thursday Evening, March LIST, 1886,
VIII be presented the great sensation drama,
played in New York upwards Of 100 nights, en-
titled the COLLEEN BAWN, OR THE BRIDE OF
GARRYOwEN. Mylesta Copleen Miles ma Cop
leenl, Mr.. Florence Eily OCOnnor, the Colleen
Bawnl. Mrs. Florence, with songs Of Crinkeen
Friday-Beneht Of Mr.. W. J. Florence
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRANT ASCENSION
FROM
Top Of Irving Block to Express Building.
MIR. JOHN DENTER,

The King Of Tight Rope Performers. whose mi
raeulous feafs have 50 astonished the public
viii make two grand tight rope ascensions on
"Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, eb.&and
feets for which he has received three massive
gold medals and the highest recommendation.
Of the press wherever be has performed.
les W. A. AfRES, Manager.
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R- The people of Harper's Ferry.
whose opportunities for rejoicing during
the last four years have not been numer-
Gus, were very joyful over the intelli-
gence of the transfer of Jefferson and
Berkeley counties from the State of Vir-
ginia % that Of West Virginia. The
agent OF the ordnance bureau lent them
a 24-pound mortar TO make a noise with
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.


NAVY DEPARTMENT.. June ., 1885.
Sealed froposals for fu5nishing the Once Of the
s Nav. sn Viz or
n nSs IsaT sndlnS June 80 ss win ss received
sDsor.ed On the sh snssop.
fSI St.nsnery," and addressed TO the Secretary
Bsch proposal must be signed by the individual
Snd nrm ana man,Ds r. and csrtifcsts from veil
or e = nc ns q the
ssntf:1t may De a.arded Win be required to enter
more 'ssi:fastory sqretss, fol its faithful exsen
non The names Of the parties authorized 90 be
; Rrosossls In which any one or more article are
SSe rates S9 M q nc,iioas prices or at excess
Printed forms for proposals.. smbraeine q sched.
a ne TTssSirs will % fSrnshsd
must soaform in ever respect to ssid form p' and
Among the articles embraced in thu .cs.u,,.
$ ream, Of Regulation Paper = 1.sl .
IS realms Of Hespatchcsp -
20 rsaRs OF FooltcAp
iS T I.sm, Of Of S Sss,i S. Post I5E
8 rssms Of Envelope and Wrapping Pepper
,.s S e rams "a 1:, o. Cop u Paper as37
lsoquarfs Of Ink s,
l@ grsss Of Steel Pens
ffasihsrwith a variety OF other articles.
os .rss !; 70 g q the very best Quality to
IeqoIsd Articles not embrscsd in the schedule
that are, spd In esse Of unnecassary DELAY or re-
n on TIE per- OF tie contractor to hsrpish the
.tsse them from other parties At ne earrsnt re-
Ell priess ans deduct the aas. from The
the d. psrtment OF parchasine = areaier or lsss
gysnn,y ef.eseh md every article named in the
mei's under che ccotrAce'sre IN he sssse an astSf
y On the greeer'.tioa Of secoupts Asly certi6sS
snd sppfov~d and fhi< possf or ec6ednix iSfx
~ fsh.p snr cossiSere 81 - q p-vt oftSs eosfyS.fs
Asas,t.isisf = s1sx$ltsersststfhe 1SpysSsSesS
Hss eAe@ bs,snir Il -. 49, 1lI6s.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY J. o. McGuIRE 4 CO., Aucuopeers.

TRusTxEp SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
lNG LOIS, near the Navy lard, with com
nsble Building Lots on Capitol Hiil, In neigh
borhood Of tbe . Phiisde hia Row, OF Houses
Under and By virtue Of . decree in Chancery In
Docket Of the suprems Court for the Di.trict Of
May 1873, shall "a for ssle, at public auction.
sns ,o'iS,htng real property being portion OF the
ON MONDAY, the ID day OF July, At O'Clock
IN me afternoon In front OF the premise part OF
Lot 2 In Square north Of square ss5, fronting Is
g 9Th ann street, south shout three blocks from
the principal Navy hard safe. containing l,siO
And immediately thereafter the northeriy Dor
t1on OF ssid Lot fronting IA feet 5th street
and running back LIZ feet TO Canal street
size, on same day, tMonfay, July 2. at g.
O'clock; In front OF the premises, .art 81 Lots In
near street and bets 5th and stu sireats east
and running back ~ feet. together with the dwell
ing thereon. consisting Of y snostanti.l aud CON.
ior,sols wo-story basement and attic frame house,
On TUESDAY the 81 Day Of July, at O'Clock in
tie afternoon In front OF the premises, sll o, Lot
between q street and south Carolina avenue, aud
running back ms feet inches to centre of Ia sre
Also, part OF Lot in same square. fronting 8;
eet on i,h street east and running back ll6 feet
Lot No 3, on 10Th street, will be subdivided into
tw- lots, having each = front of 81 feet, with
depth ~ above, Of llo feet inches.
Terms One half cash baisnce in six mon ths.
with interest from day Of sale. to be secured by Q
note with sau.factory endorsement. Deed to oe
given on completion OF last payment. All stamps
anr eoavey sncing at cost Of purchaser.
A dep sit Of s25 cash viii he required Of the mr.
chaser at each sale, the smount TO be forfeited in
terms thereof. DAVID A BURR Trustee
je9eo J. &. MCGUlRE h co Aurts