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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13

The Marion (Ohio) L,depende,.t says
that thirteen human skeletons, Of an ex-
tlnct race, were found in an excavation
for a cellar in that place, lately, and OK
presses the opinion that the Hill upon
which the excavation was made is of SINH
lar remains. a singular thing about the
skeletons found was that the arms had all
been broken between the elbow and the
shoulder, and the thigh bones had also
been broken. 1.-TWO of the skeletons were
offemales, the rest of males. The females,
when living, must have been taller than
the average of men of the present day.
The males must have been seven or eight
feet high"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13
PARIS. June 6. evening

Another attempt upon the life Of the
Emperor Louis Napoleon, was made to-
day. While returning from the grand re-
view in the Champ de liars this afternoon
In honor of the car of Russia, who accom-
panied him, a shot was fired at the car
rage by some person in the crowd. For
tu1ately. neither of the emperors were in
jured. The incident created great excite
ment and confusion for a time, which,
however, was quoted when it was found
that the intended assassin had failed,
The assassin has not yet been arrested,
but cannot long escape.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13
,lr. Niggins Enioys Married Life.

Snakes and miskeeters! but it's nice to
be a married man blow me up, lift amt.
There's nothing ike it in this side of Para
disc, nor yon side Of it, either! You bet
there amt.
And I've got the sweetest girl for a
wife, too. that ever wore q waterfall. She
won't git mad, nor won't scold, kick up
the deuce, and sling about, nohow; no,
not a bit Of 1t.
We've been married now more than a
month, and not once has my dear S1san
got into 4 bad temper-nor once has she
kicked the ca.-not once has she looked
black-not once has she slammed a door
10.
No, sir bust my safety-ralve, if she's
done one of these things; and says | 10
myself, says L:
Timothy P. higgins, you're a lucky,
cuss, you are, to possess SIGH a vie, ana
YOU should thank your moons and stars to
the day you depart this life for a better
Young men. GET married! | say go
and do it. Take the advice of one who
has been thereto use a slang phrase
end stayed all night, and go and do it at
once.
IF YOU want to know what's SWEET
you want to know what's ecstorac'ous-l1
YOU want to know what's elysiumantic-it
You want 70 know what's paradisetatic-
aud lastly, if you want to know what's
trGnp-gls marr.ed!
Oh. the bliss OF married life
For then you always have q wife.
Getting married generates poetry n Z
mans head, because whenever a man gits
married. if he has a mind above a mud
wasp, he goes to writing poetry.
I can write poetry now, but | neVer
could ID i. before. l knew there WAS
something wanting, but l couldn't tell
what it was till I married my dear Susan;
and as soon as l did, that genius struck
out and began to show itself, it did; and
then says | to myself, says L:
Timothy P. higgins. you'll be a poet !.
You've got it in you and now you've got
a beautiful, sweet, dear, delightful good
natured wife, and that will bring it out"
Every cuss, when he gits a dear wife,
writes poetry about her; or, TO speak IN
p~ostical language, mounts the flower
crowned heights Of Parnassus, gifts astTlde
of Pegasus anl gives HIM a drink out OF
the Caslalian fountain thereupon.
Them's bic words, them are and it's 4
big way to say, Write poetry"
Wal. 10 return 10 nay subject; I'm going
to write poetry about my wife. Ike other
chaps-so here goes:
Each lovely stalk Of beautiful clover
Which covers Won field al over,
Breathes in its sweet, delightful odor-
My Susan.
Each skeeter buzzing in my room,
At night and morning, eve and noon
Says IN its soft, sweet, hummiLg tune
ny Susan.
Each star that shines IN yonder sky.
And looks from here so alfred high,
Makes me think OF thee and sigh
Ny Susan.
Zach note ofyonder warbling frog,
Who sits and sings upon q log,
Bears to my ears from yonder bog
Ny Susan.
This doating gizzard, filed with love,
Beats but for thee, my sweetest dove,
Aud kisses oft her tiny glove
Ny Susan.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13
Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizzes. your switches, your wiz
Destructive ofcOmfort. and not worth a flo:
Come aged, come youthful, come uglvand fair,
And rejoice IN your own luxuriant hair.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13

As we can not be personally acquainted with all
our AGENTS. and therefore. clnnot he responsible
for them. persons desirons of urchlsins tickets,
u.less they are acquainted with their agent, had
better send direct to Us.
Send money by post Office order or registered
letter. at our risk, or, when the amount Is ten
dollars or over BIZ express.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13

An Indian passing up the streets of Nat
chez a few days since, was asked the rela-
tive position of the white man, the negro
and Indian. Giving a usual "Ugh," he
said
"Fore the war, fust cum white man,
den Injun, den niger, den dog now cum
niger, den dog, den Injun, and white
man last
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13
illustrative CTti,e Progress NI02
ny tsse AInpeacheTS.

The following illustrates the results Of
the daily.incubations Of the Judiciary (im-
peachment) Committee: Thinking they
had discovered an egg that, Improperly sat
upon, would produce a young horse, IN the
TACT that the Secretary Of State had drawn,
With the approval Of the President, S107,-
90 frsm the discretionary" fund, annu-
ally allotted to his department, the forth
with summoned Ir. Seward into their au-
dience chamber, and demanded what had
been done with the money.
Mr.. Seward said so much had been used
for Fenian trials, So much for the appre-
hension of Surratt, and SO on.
so far 50 good" said the spokesman o
the committee "but all this accounts for
only $4,000 will you be good enough to
;cli US what disposition was made OF the
other $4,000 odd?'
The other s95,000," returned Nr.
Seward with a burning smile Illuminating
his countenance, there being no further
use for it, was returned to the Treasury
Department"
The committee collapsed, having ne
further question to ask on that head.-h-
~diaaopo,is HefGW.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13
MODE OF DISTRIBUTION.

The manner OF distribution to be decided and
conducted nv Il committee o%ftweuty 20 be selected
from the ticket holders, by them at the time Of
the concert.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13

A country paper says-"a COW was struck
by lightning and instantly killed, belong
ing to the village physician who had a
beautiful calf four days DID,"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13
~REPARATOR CAPELEE.

For restoring hair upon bald heads from whateve
cause il nav have fallen ouN and forcin~ = orovtb a
halr upon the face, it has TO equal. II viii force the
beard 10 grow upon the snoothest face in from five to
cight weeks. or hair upon bald heads in from two 10
t.lree months. AieT Ignorant praciionerS have asserted
that there l. nothing that Will force or hasten the Growth
o. the mar or beard. Their assertions are false. as thou
sand othving witnesses from their own experience
c1n Dear witness. Rat many VIII say. how ar we TO
DISTINGUISH the genuine from the spurious: II certainly
Is difficult. A. nine-tcnths of the different preparations
advertised for the hair and beard are entirely worthless.
ana ven may have already thrown away large amounts
IN thor purchase. To srch We would say. try the Ron
arator C2plii: II VIII cost you nothing unless II fully
comes ~ 10 Our r presentations. Ifyour DRUGGIST does
not Keen IT. send rs one dollar and we viii forward il
POI palc. together with q receipt for the money. which
VIII NJ returned ron on application. providing entire sat
lsIactIon Is hot given. Address.
WI. CLARK SEQ Chemists.
S}lyI No. ;, West Fayrtte Street. SYRACUSE. Y. I.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13

Tue New "CITIzGNs.'-The special
correspondent OF the Philadelphia In9yi-
rer at ~Thibodeauz, parish of La Fourehe,
Louisiana, describes the process Of making
'.cclored citizens" in hat locality under
The radical despotism bill. Being loyal
n the God and morality" sense, ofcoursc
he nothing extenuates, nor sets down aught
n malice. We quote:
60 day 1 was at the Registrars Office,
where / learned that over eleven hundred
names had been recorded. While [ was
there, a squad of colorcd men were called
in, and the usual document read to them.
One Of the number was then called up to
the desk
'.What IS your name, sir?"
Sicily Johnson
Glow do you spell your first name
Don't know, massa."
"Where were you 5orn?"
Don't know, massa."
Glow old are your
II specks Use about forty years, massa.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-28
CORPORATION NOTICE.
OF LANDS AND TENEMmVTs SOLD FOR TAXES AND REGULAR


Il rents OF
the lands and in
Of said nt
of
in uepaym
for
ahndsan
oftwo
fol-
Of
TIL
he
the lands and
soF1cEl
OdrO R. B CONNOLLY, Comptroller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-22

~ The people OF Central City, Colorado,
nave subscribed 5000 TO be paid for Indian
scalps "with the ears on" al the rate OF 500
apiece.
~ The election Judges in Leavenworth,
Kansas, have been mulcted in damages of one
cent and costs of suit for improperly rejectin 2
the vote OF an oetoroon at the last election
y Gloucester (Mass) people. who believe
Boston supplies cut off by the constabulary,
now have it shipped to them in small kegs,
SIGH.
IA minister walked fifty miles to be pres.
snt al the Baptist Convention in LyRchburg,
Va.
@Generai Pope in dispatch dated the
OF une, to General Grant, says it is untrue
tnat coiored men have been appointed in the
municipal government of Mobile.
NThe annual raid on unmuzzled dogs com.
menced in New York on Monday, and in
1eW hours over one hundred were captured.
~ There were three deaths from cholera in
New Orleans last week
Gold dollars In packages Of CONNECTION.
cry Is the latest phase Of the gift mama.
IRON Monday the steamships City of Ant
Werp, Celia and Achilles arrived at New
York with 1927 immigrants from Europe
Measures are in progress for repairing
Inc broken Atlantic Gable.
X number Of cows have recently died in
S| Jsnnsbury, Vermont, with q disease known
there as the milk fever"
ga Woinan's Christian Association hiss
been formed In Providence, r. 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-22

RITUALisM.-A royal comm ssion on Ritual
ism pas been appointed In England to inquire
INTO the olnerencea OF practice that have arisen
from varying interpretations put upon the
Iubrlcs, orders, and directions for regulating
the course and conduct ofpubic Worship the
services contained in the Book of Common
Prayer, according TO the use of the United
Church OF England and Ireland, and more
especially with reference TO the ornaments
used IN the churches and chapels of the said
united church, and the vestments worn by the
ministers thereof at the time of their ministra-
lions, with the view of explaining or amendin 2
Inc SAID rubrlcs- orders and directions. so as to
secure general uniformity of practice In such
matters as may be deemed essential. The COM
mission rs also authorized to consider a new
arrangement Of lessons in the Book Of Comm On
Prayer. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-22
MISERABLE FARM FOR SALE
L 81 G. L CT ON

Take notice that we will sell, the premises the
Farm OF A. Nanhorn, on THU RSDAY, the 9TH iay
OF June. 1867, at O'Clock p NJ at public auction,
if fair, if not the next fair day of the best
Produce and Dairy Farms in Montgomery Co, Md ;.
II miles north of Washington city, ID. c., near the
9TH street and BrOokyille turnpike. three miles
above Mitchel's Cross Road Tavern, on the New
Cut road, four miles south of Sandy Spring Post
Office. 1t joins the lands Of s. W. Cashel John
Brady, Mr.. Bunafante, and others. Convenient to
schools and churches. This Farm contains 2l]
acres, more or less, OF superior quality; some in a
high state Of cutiyationabOut 40 acres of timothy
meadow, and 80 acres of heavy timber. Superior
water power for mill or factory; large and com
modious Stone House. built in 1859; Stone dairy
over one of the best springs in the county, for ma
king butter; and all other necessary outbuildings
Peach and apple orchard in the prime of bearing
This Farm will be sold in two tracts or all to-
gether, whichever way it may suit the purcha.
sershrst tract of 90 acres, with the water power
second tract of 122 acres, with all the improve g.
ments.
Terms of sale One third cash, or $3.50 on the day
of sale and the remainder of the one third within
five months from the day Of sale with interest the
remaining two thirds may be paid in three four or
FIVE instruments, to suit the purchaser by giving
corresponding bonds, with mortgage for the same:
then " i'll be given an indisputabedeed at the pur-
chaser's cost, and full possession. The purchaser
put in a winter crop, if desired.
ID. l.. WELLS IL CO.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers q .
corner 9th street and La. avenue
Washington, D. e.
N.'B.-This is a good opening for public bust.
ness, and is a regular drove stand je % I'd
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RARE CHANCE FOR CLERKS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN THE FIRST WARD
By virtue of deed of trust to me from Melissa
q Poler. dated May 8, 1857, and recorded in Liber
T. o E. No o folio q, one of the land records for
Washngton County! d. C., will sell at public
at O'Clock p all that piece or parcel of ground
known and designed as part of Lot numbered three,
90 IN Square numbered fifty nine, go in the city
lowing metes and bounds, viz: Beginning at a
point on Twenty third street west and twenty (2OJ
feet rom the southwest corner of Lot numbered
three, 49, and running thence north fifteen I5l feet
thence east hundred and thirty seven OBJ feet
two and half (2}a inches thence south fifteen C5l
feet thence west hundred and thirty seven Oh
feet two and half ca inches to the place Of be
ginning.
Terms Cash. All conyeyaRcing and stamps at
cost of purchaser. One hundred dollars SlOOj will
be required down when the property is knocked off
s. =. BROWN. Trustee
ie g2-d COOPER & IATIMER Aucts
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STEAMER WILSON SMALL,
- FOB THE EASTERN SHORE 4

NOTICE.-The Steamer WILSON SMALL,
CAPT. Z. L. LEONARD, now in all -
spects of the staunchest, most 49, -
comfortable and elegant steamers
plying ON Chesapeake Bay, will resume her route
on SATURDAY, March I'd. She leaves her pier
opposite No. 40 Light street wharf, Baltimore,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
0XF0RD, Gh0RAS POINT; nv, M a L, a H
CABIN CREEK, MEDFOKD'S WHARF, and
LLOYD'S LANDING.
Returning from THE EASTERN SHORE, she
leaves Lloyd's Landing at l p. m, Cambridge at
p. M, and Eastern Point at p. m, every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, touching at all inferno
diate landings, and reaching Baltimore at a. N. on
the following morning.
She has large number of fine state rooms fsa6 If
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THE PRIZE RING.-Barney Aaron, who re.
Gently gained the championship over CoIlye-
arrived in New York late on Thursday night
accompanied by half dozen OF the sporting
fraternity. His friends say that he is now
willing TO meet ColIyer again. There have
been large sums offered on him. and it is said
that they will be met by Collyer's admirers il
a match can be arranged between them The
New York Express says Aaron's face still bears
unmistable marks of severe bruisinp
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
II UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICl

On the petition of BERNARD HTGHES, of
Rochester, n Y, PRAYING for the extension Of a
for an Improvement in Trip Hammer, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
that the said petition heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the sOth day of September
next, at IL O'Clock m; and all persons notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
sst an 81 a ese SelSs fs
used at the ad Ms inst r @ tss
which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
tm9ny must be ed II the Office t,ceT = days SsfSFe
ten days after 4 ling the testimony.
REPUBLICAN a and the inteiseneer @ashn gon D.
in the s5s rs once ss
Tssk ed a'se &c At
day OF hearing u IaE "a 81
picnic, Excy THKHsIr AND TRAVELLING
!ssssS s;ssslSs; sssss nr 's
bREtxSS s HSTTER sfee s HAM,
GordSn's Preserves, yes; Brandy Fruits, and Jelies,
wess aed VARIETY Of Plain and Fancy
and Travelling a fsssst5t HAMS,
mild iHs sG'A's
From the Scuppernong Grape of North Carolina;
light very fruity and golden color unexcelled for
I'm. KING & SON, King Place,
my l5-tf Corner Vermont ave. and l51a st.
nANTEs PURGATORI0, translated BY Long
~ fellow. Meads American Grape Culture, IL
Illustrated Horwood's Law and Practice of Naval
Courts; Marital. May.Dsy and other Poems, %, %
Duke of Argyll. The Inyisibles, or Spiritualism
Explained; Miss Rsvepel,s CSnversion fr S Sc,
the Wind, novel, BY Z. Lynn Linton
my "a y FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW BOOKs-The Land Of Thor; by J.. Res
ma Rsisroad; b. r n OTIS, NJ D. iiqst!ssed; o
Curiosity Shop; Globe Edition; $50 shakspere's
Complete Works London Edition; %; Nors MI
Fruit Culturist; Illustrated; $50:
.e1Q S0ASSA Sa3sS
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PAWNBROKERS.

Seer DIsEAs
SAMAR ITAN'S GIFT!
SAAARITAN'S GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
Yes, POSITIVE CURE" for
GONORRHEA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, dc.
Contains no Mineral, Basam. no Mercury
Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect Cnre
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, and will in any way In
lure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate
in twenty four hours Prepared by a gradnste
the 4s
ne exposure, 70 trouble. no change schatsrsr.
Ss vns hays Nt
curry, try the SAMAR!TAN,S GIFT.
Price-Male packages, 81. Female. So.
BLOOD Blood BLOOD,
SCROFULA, ULCERS. SORES. Spots
SES sffkEEkkf b H2EhS SEf Hd OR
SAM4RLTAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICE
s3EHH5s u xiESEkkAlp p P5sEA SHEs the
s, adtant 3 Ko0r OH AhD HERB GdCE is
scribed it reaches and eradieates every particle of
the yenereal poison; so that the curei is. thorough
and permanent. Take, then. of this purifying rem
edy and be healed, and do not transmit it to your
posterity that for which you may repent in after
~ DO NOT DESPAIR
RGT ANS ERB ScEs
FEsSffs Ss BAD the
In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
happily adapted in liberated Uterus, in Eeueo or.
E fi, in bearing down Falling Of the Womb, de-
Sent by express. Price sI.25 per bottle. n' ''A'
sAMARiTAN,s WASH
Is in cases of Syphilis, used in connection with the
Root and Herb Juices:
The eficscy Of these remedies is alike acknowl
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
WHAT THE s 14aS khM sAH II THE sAnAR
nd in
yeneral diseases in its most customary FORMS that
vs sda them Th and
RfGmpy the anow
recommend them strongly; Drn pou,,,
q Assistant Surgeon, 5th N. Y. Vols ;"
sSS G F9kD Penn
Co., generally eff
" LYING A hf RRsr1um,
WssSnsen e. e. Of street,
ception OF patients W no may be suffering from dis
eases peculiar to their and for the admission
OF such females as may require the comforts Of the
The building is situated in the most healthy nor
ton Of the District surrounded by its own grounds
Cars pass the door every five minutes. =.
accordance with the room required, payable in ad-
vance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medical
and Surgical attendance.
~ j. f r HH5MfsoS shh i T.
s .2s f'
'e JOS ssa1 sfk AEEYyM NJ. D., Georgetown.
TH9S MILhERa ~ p, street washington.
Po GhNRNTETf; d J9 New York avenue.
GRAFTON TYLER, M b., Georgetown.
i. HOWARD, NJ. D., street.
Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos.
pital (of which there 3d. be obtained of the
Surgeon in chief at this office, 1S4 street, or of
any of the Medical staff, and of the Revs. Drs Hall
Gnrley, Gillette, and Coombs. " T
Wives and widows of soldiers desiring admission
will apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Patients living at distance who desire to come
rooms by applying by letter to the matron Of the
hospital. A. d. GILLETTE, d, Dr..
au 23-eoly - -. President.
T ADIES' FURNIsHING GOODS. :
wERLEYs FRENCH Sgs GoHsETs, oo..,n,
IA''e' L &c WOO s,1 HfsurrY 4 rAYIoR.
32A PennsylvaAia avenue.
my l5-eolm bet 9Th and 10th ste
DHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER,
coau aETIiying fresh every few days.
Also hfR sGnffsGl To:s sssors red s
- ,uGn
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FREE TO EVERYBODY.

Large PIP: Circular, giving infor nation Of the
greatest Importance 70 the young Of both sexes
the des pissed respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail 10 send
their Address, and receive CODY post- naid Nv re-
turn mail. Address p. o. Drawer n
aS dSwsoly Troy, New Y9.A.
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A Son WHIPS HIS FATHER FOR MARRYING
A SECOND TIAB-We have heard of many
strange transactions. but one occurred yester.
DAY olnerent from any that we have ever been
called upon to records SON whipping his
father for marrying second time. The facts
as related TO as, are about these: Langolf i Son
Keep Saloon on Market street, between 5th
and 9th. Some time ago the old man took it
into his head to marry one of the females con.
nected with the house which he did The son
not only strongly objected to the proposed
ees known to his father; vet in this case, as in
the case Of young lovers, the old ones over
leaped all barriers, and were made "flesh of
one flesh" Yesterday the son determined to
De avenged upon the father, and, finding some
brave ones to back him. he attacked the old
man. A general fight ensued in the house
which created a great deal OF excitement and
soon large crowd gathered in the vicinity Of
the scene OF action. Chairs sticks. Xc were
freely used which resulted in several persons
receiving bruised heads.-LouisriEls Dem0crat-
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DY GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. 526 southeast corner 18th and 10 streets

STOCK OF SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEEs. SPICES.
&c, &c, AT AUCTION. 0'
On TUESDAY, the 25th instant, at 10 O'Clock a.
m, we shall sell on the first floor of our Auction
Rooms, the Stock Of Groceries belonging to W. 81.
Brereton, which has to be sold at the Auction
his place Of business the corner Of Seventh and
+ streets. viz: ~
Crushed; Pnlverized and Brown Sugars
Java and other Coffees
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Black and
Nutmeg, Mace, Ginger, Cinnamon, and other
Candles, Soap, Starch, Blue &C., &C.
Baskets, Brooms, Ropes, Brushes, &C
Buckets, Tubs, Mats. Canned Fruits &C.
Nh1skey Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, and other
Platform and Counter Scales,
And all other goods usually found in first class
as the stock must be closed without reserve
e1ms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
zUlo Auctioueers
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IyY W. l.. WALL GU, AuctiOneera
ID Stores SIS and ST., south corne., p. ava
and 9Th street "'0'
GOVERNMENT SALE OF MARBLE sKIRr.
ING AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June H. at y
o'clock, we viii sell on sth street: between aud
2.16 hneal feet of Moulded Marble Skirtine, In
boxes,
Terms cash. W L. wALLk CO.
- k-s.. =. - e...... - ~ .IS.S.Es.
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- Late Clerks with Jas G. Mcclure & Co \
Southwest corner of Penna. ave and 18th street
Star Office Building
VALUABLE UNIMpROyED PROPERTY A,

VALUABLE UNIMPROyED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION. r.. - - :
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at six
subdivision Of Square No. 800, having front of 81 y
feet and running back IS feet to public alley,
and streets north. Title perfect
Terms One hall cash, balance in six months, Sc
Conyeyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser
$50 down at time Of sale.
je 2-d&ds COOPER LATIMER Aucts