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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-26

DsgRAvrTY OF TIE PoNPEIANs-rhsre ia
s0e matter IN relation TO Pompeii saws an
anSri-an correspondent, that is seldom touch
"a Oc BY writers, and which / dare not touch
TO closely, to-wit The horrible depiavf,y OF
he PonPsIars, as illustrated by the frascoas
oosslcs, sculptures, and bronze s;stues tha;
are found. Hundreds OF these vile objects
have been carried away 10 the museums of
Naples. and pu- n a room which no woman is
allowed 20 visit; but there are stu housss in
PonPen hat are Kept locked, aud others that
hSYe such sculptures over the doors on the
ostsite hat ;hs guides hurry past them when
mere are women IN The party. Even in pri-
Vate houses there are scores Of frsscoes ma yuif-
Gently eIecu-ad zoo, which no one would dare
o 'islt only II company VIII bis nearest aud
dearest friends. If ladies' and IN other houses
pisiares snc statues thsn which hone can
insrire anything worse i cannot under
staud Why the writers on these matters have
oeen so ANXIOUS % conceal the faults of the
Sncisnrs- Il is a facr tina. deserves 20 be zen
sraIlv known Great God! whist & picture of
corruption N Imperial Rome is revealed To
one who locks into Pompeii with tnorouRhness
fhe very stones OF the door-posss tell a tale
more dAmnaols than ever was invented nv
modern thought. Sodom was clean and Co
norrah was pure, compared with PompeiI
mere WAS ever people on earth, before or
since Pornpen, that advertised the ways that
'eSo down TO hell" by sculptures placed in the
open 70 n of the street!
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10y NAGLE 4 CO, Auctioneers
II as seventh street. between Il and G

RY NAGLE CO, Auctioneers
II AS Seventh street, between + and G.
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCU-
EN FURNITURE. PARLOR SETS VELVET
AND OTHER CARPETS, &C.
We Will sell FRIDAY MORNING at m
o clock, on the premises, No. 437 street north
between 10th and llth streets west a large of
part Of "
Fine Mahogany Piano and Cover
Velvet and ether Carpets
Mahogany Parlor Sets
Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads
Bureaus, Wash-tands
Cooking and other Slaves
. Dining Tables, Oil Cloths.
Furnitnre-
Kitchen Furniture and Cooking utensils of all
kinds. " '
Terms cash. Sale positive.
SAGLE co. AuctS
no ;5-3t 4is 7th St, opposite Patent once.
Intel L, Wall
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE PosT CoNNIsSARY.
boB!IS. ALA, November Il. ISL
Sealed Proposals in duplicate with a copy of til !,
advertisement attached to each viii be received al
III. office of the Post Commissary of Mobile Ala.
bama, until Il o'clock NJ on THURSDAY the On \
day OF December, 1851. for supplying the United
states Subsistence Department with Fresh Beeffor
the troops at post of Mobile, Alabama for sir t6l
months beginning January l. Is IS. and endi ng Jim.
20 1873. such less time the Commissary General
OF Subsistence may direct.
said Beef shall be of good and marketable ON al
ity. in equal quantities of fore and hind Quarter
meat, lnecks. shanks, and kidney tallow to he eS
cluded.D in such quantities as may from time 70
time be required, and on such DAYS as shall be da-
OF the cattle TO be cnt of at the fourth vertebrsI
Joint, and the breast trimmed down; the shanks OF
the fore quarters To be cut off from three to four
inches above the knee Joint, and of hind auarters
from sin TO eight inches above the gambrel or hook
loint.
PAYMENTS TO be made monthly for the quantity
accepted, and IN the funds furnished b. the UniteI
States Tor public disbursement but in the event
of the commissary who receives the beef being
without funds Ia paw for it, then payment 10 he
made as soon after AZ funds may be received for
that purpose - ~"
Bidders are invited To be present at the openinq
OF Proposals. prepared to give bonds and com ts
the contract before leaving the office
Proposals should be addressed to the under.
signed, and plsinlS endorsed {" Proposals for Reef
Contracts - NJ p RUFFIfv
First lieutenant 10Th Infantry, A. CS., Post of
Mobile. Alabama. no psG,R
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A FEw DAYS AGO We noticed the fact that
Mere u growing emigration from this coun-
ny 20 Germany, on account o. the high cost Of
hyinG IN America. l. is now sisted also that
mere IL stronger counter current in the tide
OF Irlsh immigration. and that nearly every
steamer bound for Great Brian carries back
large numbers of returning Irish. The high
eossoz living here and the oyerstockIng OF the
feoor markets are the probable cause of this
counter current Hence, although the arrivals
OF INN grants thus far this year have been
somewhat greater than fer the corresponding
period OF last year, a considerable deduction
mus Dc made for the Irish and Germans who
are returning home again
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How To SELECT YOUR THANKSGIVING
PoVLTEY.-A young turkey has i smooth leg
ana a soft OIL, and II fresh the eyes Will be
orI at and the feet moist. Old turkeys have
soaly, stilf feet. Young fowls have q tender
ssin, smooth legs and the breast bone yields
readily 10 the pressure OF the finger. The bss,
are those that have yellow legs. TIE feel and
IeEs OF the old fowl look as If they had seen
eara service IN the world. Young ducks feel
tender under the wing and the web Is trans.
parent fne best are thick and hard ON the
breast Young geese have yellow bills. and
me Feet are yellow and supple; the skin may
De easily broken by the head of a pin; the
breast IS plump and The fat white. An old
goose 10 unit Tor the human stomaeh.-Yses
H0rsR CO9Tisr
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THE EVENING STAR

A REkAREABLR MuRDsR Trial A singa-
AR n urder trial WAS concluded 81 Albany on
FrUrSday. Jadsoa " Palmer was indicted
IT, murder 10 me second degree. IN killing
r-hfrGId : .sysus, In th- t~Hu 81 C1symans,
"a Dc.onsr. last year Palmer sought the hand
% ~.svens's daughter, a girl aged fitsea;
Stevens opposed the mach, aud threatened 20
ttss'tse Palmer n ne ola no: abandon the suit
A elOpsment sud hssry marriage followed.
kEd hour after, Stevens, who was IA pur-
sasf, csme up with them near the house OF a
mutual friends The Young couple ran into
this house aud hurried iu;o an upper room,
sud fastened me DOR. stevens soon burst
open ne door both men were armsd) and
siTaggie ensusd. in vb;ch Palmer was con-
stCerSbly Injured, and stevens was shot dead.
The tTisl was before Judge PeckAAm.
After N exam aGa-lOn OF several Witnesses,
ps,'hsE counsel proposing 10 sum no, the cOun-
90, FOR he defence moved for The discharge OF
ih- prisoner withsB' allowing tas case 20 20 20
pc Jury. District Attorney DIRECTED, bar the
udge charged the Jury. virtually directing
.hs IA 20 and verdict Of scqGlttal After being
Gus al the aftsrn ON. they returned. unable to
agree. The C5urt inquiries Of the District A.
L0ruey what be desired. That officer replied
ma: be expected 4 verde: o. guilty OF man
slaughter IN some OF he Ugh er degrees The
Court declined % sead he Jury back, bu. DIS
charged them Snd ne prisoner. and a verdict
% mot guilty" was entered by order OF the
GOur..
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRASSPOgTA
III TIDN
OFFICE CHIEF OUARTERNAsrER.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERNAsrER
Paul. Ml pEF.f Nonembs or % RA isH
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
for the transportation OF Military Supplies during
me year IT commencing S April ], 1870, and ending
MINI, or Saint Cloud, MINI, BY the shortest road
or line: to such osts as are now or may he estab-
ton Of Dakota Territory lying east Of the Missouri
river ana bounded by 1T, and from Fort Stevenson.
eastward to present Posts, or such a. may be
established east ar north of that river in Dakota
The weig ht 70 be trans ported on this Route No
isnsn not exceed ten million pounds tlV.U0 800
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred 100
pounds per one hundred 1907 miles for each month
o. the year beginning April 1, 1873, and ending
Bic should give their names in full, as well
should be accompaned by bond in the um op tsn
thousand dollars, signed by two or more responsi-
is arded for the route mentioned in the ppopos,I
70 me party proposing, the contract win be ac-
copied ana entered into and good and sufi cient
with the terms Of this advertisement.
The contractor will be required to give bonds
IN the cum OF one hundred thousand dollars
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvepoy
OF each bidder and person offered as security will
= Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
transportation on Route No. ~ an1 none will be
entertained unless they fully comply with the re
quirements of this advertisement
The party to whom award is made must be
prepared to execute the contract az once and 10
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
ance of the contract.
The right TO reject any and all bids that may be
offered is reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
ny the LIST day OF April, 1865 and will be required
TO have plsce of bus mess or agency at which he
may be communicated with promptly and readily
Tor Route No. 4. at Saint Paul, Minnesota, Fort
stevenson, Dakota Territory. or at such other
point as may b" Indicated a. the starting point Of
the route.
Blank forms, showing the conditions Of the con-
fra Act 70 L..u ltn hal
at this office at the Office of the Quartermas
at New York, Chicago, ST. Louis, Fort Leayen-
WORTH, Omaha. and Fort Smelling. and must .r-
company and lie part of the proposals.
). Il. HOLAbIRD,
1t. Col. Deputy q. NJ. Gen.
Byt. Brig. Gen, L. s. A. ChiefQ NJ
no lS'UtB Dept of Dakota.
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THR CHESAPEAKE BAY TELEGRAPH CABLE
Colonel Henry W James, department quar-
t-Tmaster at NcrfOlk, Is making arrangements
20 taxe up the submarine telegraph cable now
lying aeross the Chesapeake bay. between
BACK River light and Cnerrvstone, Va pre-
paraiory 10 its sale BY the Government. as
they nave no longer any use for IL there. The
cable IS large, sub staltIal one. about twenty
three miles long, and was Manufactured IN
Europe for the Government AT a heavy cost
and was iald a. the time the Federal army was
operating IN 'front.' OF Richmond. The line on
the Eastern Shore has been abandoned hence
the proposed sale of the cable
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n0l9 IL a9I
GOVERNMENT SALE,

GOVERNMENT SALE.
Baseax Refssses. Frssdtrsn & Abnndonsa Lands
Office A. A. 2. ". and ID: o., State Of Georgia.
VIII 1kks RE sokR THE
INGs KNOWN AS TUE AUGUSTA MA.
With Twelve WE'VE CRY Try LOTS. io'h IL Il
This property consists Of tract of land which
the Angusts Canal runs through disgonally
bounded north by D'Antignac street, east by Jack
son street, south by Adams street, and west by
Campbell street Its northern and southern lines
being about six hundred and ninety feet, aud its
eastern and western lines abe three hundred and
ninety two feet, which are situated one three
story brick building 100 feet by 81 feet brick
foundry l50 feet By 81 feet, and several smaller
Eleven I'D city lots. situated on the south side of
Adams street, between Campbell and Jackson
streets. designated in numbers the plan of the
city of Augusta. made by Williams Philips, as IL,
l9, q. Is. 20, p %, %, "a, Is, and q.
One Triangular lot OF 132 feet front the south
and flights Foundry"
The machine works, lot and buildings will be
sold together the city lots separately.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold
four "a frame buildings 100 feet by Al feet and one
% frame building - feet by Is feet situated the
grounds of the Richmond County Academy, Tel.
For further particulars n regard to this proper
ty inquire at this Office and that of Brevet Colonel
y. M. l.. Ehlers. corner Of Green and jackson
streets, ugusta, Georgia, where plats Of the prop
erty can he seen.
Terms cash for all the property except the ma.
chr works and lot, oneh half of which will he re-
quired cash and the balance in four months.
Sale TO commence at II O'Clock a. m
c. WATSON,
A; Q. NJ. and d. o., Bureau r. +. and A. l..
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" Mecklenourg. Germany. has lost twelve
Per cent OF Its populaiIon In ten years oy
emigration TO the United States
- In New York, Msre;zek has gone back
10 ne OperatIc prices charged before the war
oLe dollar TO boxes and nifty cents to family
eirci@ reserved seats atty cents AID one doll
lar extra
- The Massachusetts State copstables are
Chaeclded whether watch makers, who 20 70
iheir stores 70 wind their watches, break the
sabbath or not.
- In Alabama the military authorities
I I've iouno =. necessary to create and declare
OF ne nlred lsborer. The lien " mi attach from
the date OF The order, which was iss ued on he
TN OF November.
- professional .'paddsr," ,>, one who
improves hal breasts and feeble knees ana thin
legs writes 10 one of his customers: HNew
\ ork-Mam- Them titles - finished your naes
wili oe all % when ysu get them on. Bad
hEgers is all plaid out now they will caost 9
dollars
- The Lexington (ky-l Statesman saws
.belevlng that the Republicans Of Kentucky
ea almost unanimous in their preference 'or
Osnerai y Grant for President, we put has
6ene to-cay a. the head Of our columns The
VOC OF hentueky IN the next Republican cor
.en ..on VAL be cast for the hero OF Appomat-
~ An eastern company haye receu,yv
secured several hundred acres of land i'm me
Esignoornood OF Laramie Springs where will
De Established fashionable watering place.
Atennon u being directed TO the fact
maen more common than at any previous
period Of our history. The same iuc,dent
has been observed after great European var.
- Mr.. - ). Cox viii soon sail Tor Eurone
~rney say the street lamps in Nev Yo-r
are am icted with gas-trick fever.
- John q. Breckinridge is In Paris-ne
wants 20 come home. "
~"NiIk Sickness" caused by using butter
cream and milk from diseased cows, prevails
IL some parts OF Ohio.
Iis policy and now urges the Cretans 70 emf
gyate.
- IL IL announced, once for ali. that Anna
Dickinson Is not going 20 De married, has no In
fenuon Of becoming an actress, and IL only
tTou oIed jus: now. s, Boston, By a throat CON-
PLANT tina, Jnterfe-es somewhas with nsr
gfetariIg engsgensuts.
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TRUsTEESsALE OF vALUABLEIMPROvE
T FKWHHfrhkf fTu on SoR Ell 81 STREET, BE-
Under and by virtue of deed of trust 10 the sub.
scriters, dated the 18th Of March, A ID. 1874, and
Gully recorded. we will sell. at public auction, to
the hie hest bidder. on the 9th day of December,
a, u. IeSl At clock D. m, at the premises part
on north street thirty one ,3) feet, and runni
back l24 feet with two Frame Dwelling Houses
thereon, one OF which is occupied by Mrs. Fischer
=, Terms Of sale: One third cash; the residue in
three and six months from the day of sale, TO b.,
secured by deed of trust upon the property Con
veysnclng and stamps at the expense Of the pur
chaser and SlVo to be deposited hen the property
is struck off.
F.W. JONES
ANTON EBERLY, { trustees.
no 10 eo&ds COOPEk & LATIMER, Aucts
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

NO. 3, BOWLING GREEN.
NEW YoRK, November q, 1867
will sell, at public anction, at Fort Tompkins
staten Island, on THURSDAY 2sth instant, at II
O'Clock q. m
Three go Draught Horses;
Two t2) Oxen;
Twenty 200 Carts;
Seventeen ~ sets Harness.
About Fifteen Thousand Is U0) pounds Wrought
and Cast Iron, IroBmongery, Rope. Sc.
For further particulars apply at this off CO, or
the Office en- the works.
Terms cash. .. A. GILMORE
no26 2tB Brevet Major General, e. s. Army,
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PROPOSALS FoR WOOD,

DEFoT QUARTEENssTFRs OFFICE, 4
WASHINGTON. ID. C., November Is, ls9. (
Sealed Proposals from rAponsible parties viii
be receives at this ONCE until fe m. on sATUR-
DAY December 9TH, for the delivery Of ONl three
thousand CORDS OF well seasoned, sound, nd mer-
chantable HARD Wo0D, four feet long, and split
20 the ordi nary size of cord ID.
The contractor 20 keep the wood on hand at a
convenient point, aud deliver it-on orders from
this ON ce-at any place in the city in such qusu-
titles a. may from time 10 time be required
An lns pector will be designated the part of the
Government TO examine and measure the wood a.
delivered, and such does not conform 10 the ne
cifCations above will be rejected.
The names OF two responsible persons SIGNED in
their own hand, to q statement that they will be
come securities in case the contract is awarded to
the bidder must accompany each proposal
Bonds IN the sum of ten Thousand dollars signed
by himself and both his cites wi n be required of
The successful bidder.
Payments for wood received will be made
menthy, Al IN funds. soon thereafter As fIBds
are furnished for the pUr pose.
The successful bidder must hold himself in read
ness to commence dehSerJ on the 18th December
neat.
All bids will be submitted 70 the Qusrterma,ter
General for instructions before awarding contract
toders VII address proposals 90 the under sign
endorsed Proposals fer Wood - and are invited 10
be present at the opening of bids.
b. order of the QuarteTmaster General
j. e. McFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermsster General.
DolSIt Bvt. Brig. Gen u Army
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UTNSERvICEABLE QUARTERMAsrER
u STORES AT Auction.

HNSERVICBABLE QUARTERMASTER
" STORES AT AUCTION.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFrIcR,
r WAsHINGToN, D. c., Nov. %, 1851
=. VIII be sold At Lincoln Depot, under the direc.
ton of Breyet Colonel A. P Blunt Assistant Quar-.
master Z. A.. on MONDAY, December 2 at 10 q
=, a lot of Quartermaster Stores, rated as unser.
We cable, consisting in part of
u ~ agops 30 900 pounds old Tongue
20 Wagon Wheels, Irons
. :. and S.Whips LOB Blankets,
~ Ambulance Springs, sets Cart Harness.
- saws. Hand Buck &c. 10 - and Wheel N ple
"a Straps, Breast, Choke, do.
&c 50 sets Ambulance do,
nook Ranges - >. Lead do do,
iMe and NJ Collars 500 lbs Assorted Rope,
ia ieet large and small5 Paulins,
bose, q Picks,
ia Omce ChaIrs, 20 Spades,
ooS mains, Breast Trace ID L. and s. Handle SHOW
6c., els,
% Brides, Riding, Wag23 Kettles, Camp, Iron,
on, &c, &c
l9 Saddles, Nee, &C.. 3 hnvils,
Together with Carpenters' Saddlsrs' Black.
smiths and other Tools.
Terms: Cash. in Government Mt funds.
Property must be removed within ten days from
DAY OF sale. j. C. McFERRAN,
Deputy suarternaster General
no N-6t Breyet BriRsdier General, u. 8. Army.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAYnAsTER's OFFICE,
~ WAsHsr d. c., November =, 49,.

Sealed Proposals. TO be endorsed " Proposals,
viii be received At this ONCE until u N the ~ day
OF Decem Der 1857 for the foil wing articles
rSf o 81 IA peyy bsS. Quality, TO Be- deiEerei iree
OF expense and Goyercuaent tax. At the washing
ton Navy yard and subject TO the usual ins psc;loD
thereat, 20 vii:
Bi0sag a OyGRaAcs
1000 four thoSssndl Hickory Barrel Hoops. cut in
Tall winter.
2.oCo 1.-TWO thOGssndl pounds Cat Nails.
l2ttvelvel Dozen l4inch -9usre bastard Files.
12ttwelVel dozen to-inch Hand smooth Files.
tothftyb tons White Ash Coal, tegg siEel
BRyedK o. Nartsasica.
tcA flour hundred and sixty gallons Lard Oil.
BgrsaA Of Eo-tipnsez: GEi Rse-Ri.isr.
20 tsiN hundred ieet = inch Coppe Wire Ropa
flour } gross extra Navy Galvanized rhiutles
l2-s dozen ship Scrapers
Il sides Bellows Leather
Bureau 81 PrecISicNs and Clcrhinr.
20 (iftyD Barrels Floar. best extra superfne.
Responsible security required for the pro oyI AMI
faithful delivery Of supplies Jed. Blank forms
for bids with further particulars for bidders be
had at this Office. CALVIN G. JACKSON
no 2J-t Payms-tsr Y. =. Nav.
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nEsIRABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

FRIDAY, January 10, 1858, at L. m, on The prem.
lses l will offer, at public auction, the LOT OF
GROUND with the Buildings and Improvement:
thereon, and an elegant assor tment of Household
Furniture, OF which 7. p May was late owner and
proprietor; situated in the first district of New Or.
leans. in the square bounded by Gassust, Canal
Marais. and villere streets comprising about IN
square feet OF ground \ lumber of house, 900.
The property Is, in all respects, very desirable
House and Lot are subject TO mortgage Of S25 900
with interest from the 18th day OF April, 1867 w
will be assumed by the purchaser.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
EDWARD JORDAN,
n0l9 ABB Solicitor of the Treasury.
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DROPOsALS FOR FORAGE.

OEFICE or Assistant uUARTERNASTER.
NOZZLE ALA November Is, 1877 !
Sealed Proposals in triplicstoD will be we'd AT
this ONCE until IL NJ. THURSDAY, November .
ISL for simplifying forage for the posts of Mobile
selma. and Montgomery, Ala. viz
LOO &c lbs. Hay az post Of Mobile, Ala.
g g Ss H. lbs 1 nss at post 'f selma,
ISL sS 90, 100 lbs G Hay at psst of MONTGOMERY, Ala.
The Oats to be sound, free from chat or dirt and
put Mp in good. strong sacks, of less than two
nor more than four bushels per sack. The HAY 10
be sound free from dust and weeds, and we'll baIed
The whole to be subject to such inspection as may
be directed.
Delivery to commence from date of contract and
amount per month. and delivered at sueh times as
may be designated.
Proposals will he entertained as follows:
For each article fePerately, or for the whole
amount
For the delivery OF the amount for Mobile at
Mobile.
For the delivery If the amount for selma at
Selma.
For the delivery Of the amount for Montgomery
at Montgomery.
For the delivery of the whole amount at Mobile
Contractor to give bond and satisfactory evidence
OF loyalty 10 the Government
Bids for Corn in lieu of Oats FOR Selma and Mont
gomery will be entertained.
Proposals to be endorsed Propo sails for Forage -
and addressed 10 the undersigned
CHARLES A REYNOLDS,
no 2;-HB Brevet Col, and A. Q. NJ, c. s. A.
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by WIN. l.. WALL h CO., Auctioneers
- Stores 81 ) and 3l1,
Southwest corner Penn'A ayenue and 9th stroat

TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT IN
TIE SEVENTH WARD, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, November
at O'Clock will SELL in front of the premises
Lot No. T. in square five hundred and eighty four
tss4 fronting so feet front Second street, and
running back l02 feet between south n street and
Virginia avenue, and improved by a two-story
brIck house and carpenter shop on the side.
Possession given immediately
The terms are: One half cash and the balance in
Two equal payisents. at six and twelve months, 10
be secured By deed of trust on the premises
deposit OF SI0o will be required as soon az
KNOCKED on. W. L. WALL co,
NO = Auctioneers