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z CowH1DING AFFArR-An EGit0r tie ritim.-
Frank Ii. Stearns, one OF the editors and pro-
pretors Of the Springfield Evening News, was
attacked in his office about3 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon, by John L. Rice, butcher OF
Springfield. and severely chastised about tue
head, hands, and shoulders, with a CO Wilde
Fifteen or twenty blows We're given, and when
Rice bad finished his work, ne coolly folded up
his cowhide and walked on The paragrapb
which provoked the ire of Rice was a or OF
gossip narrating how during the war Rice held
commission in a Vermont regiment. and was
reported killed IN bat how the young lady %
whom he as engaged, fair, beautiful and sc-
cohpfsbed, went into mourning at his nm
timely loss, and how the town which sent hi N
70 the heid was also draped in black for him
but II turned ont that the young oficer was not
killed, but came home. and. 20 complete tn
tale OF his life, iilted the glri whose affections
be bad won. A writ for the arrest OF Rice has
been issced. and a civil suit for damages m
S5,tp viii be brought by Stearns-BosLc.
HernLG o7fh -
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CAPTURED AND EsCAPEp.-Three of our
couniymen, Messrs. James Pitcher Thomas
Rant and Joseph Boteler, on yesterday week
captured near Bealton, three OF Wardyell's
Penitentiary pets. On the next morning hay-
ing them as they supposed fully secured and
deprived OF all weapons, and having them
selves not eaten anything for some thirty SIX
hours, they concluded TO leave the prisoners in
the custody of one of their number (Mr
Phcher) whilst the others went 10 MIR. II. T.
Pants. short distance, TO get breakfast In
their absence one of the conyicts, having had
secured about bin a shoe knife, which had n
search OF then persons escaped detection, cut
Is cords add those OF his fellow prisoners
when they made an instant attack on pilc her
He fired on one Of them and supposes he shot
bIm, but his pistol hanging fire after the first
shot, II was useless. when the conYicts sue
Gee ded m empowering and severely maltreat-
ing him and would have murdered HIM nad
hey not feared the nornentary return OF hiss
companions. They took from him his pistol
stripped him OF nearly all his clothing ana
msde their escaps.-Horrenton Iader.
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afe.ss s5,d. sr,ri,.s a~.y,..dIn..r.1

"
In . Lsnatie Asyium.
J1asa n n csc saI p 90 yes.srasy seiSre
house, Hudson city. IL was an application tor
ewr1t OF hesras oe-psf % deliver from the
custody OF the Governors Of Trenton Lunstic
Asyiam. Ms Gerrii, now coRhned an that
ms iteuon- From the afadsvIts made BY the
ihe IN OF July last, CoioneIH. ID. MERIT, OF
h1.son CITY, was married u Ms. Francs M.
She continued 20 reside with her husSand At
her OWE residence. near Manwsh. in the
county OF Bergen, until the on OF July. Early
IA me morning Of shat day her brother, I'd
ana menher OF the last I,egislssur~. wept %
her house and sent word hat he x1shed % sa.s
her Gown stairs She went down. leaving her
husband in the room. Her brother who hal a
Carriage I'm readiness. put her n a aeStps, her
consent and hsd her taken 10 IA Rareen
county Poor House. where she was locked nm
until the lIh She was then taken 20 Hsck
ensack, before a jury. summoned bv cognm,S-
sion, appointed nv the Chancellor. IN pur1u
ance or petition filed on the nth of yuly
Without friends, or any one % appear for her
20 contradict the statements as 10 her insanity
she was found TO h. insane. and on the morn
ma ofthe 18Th OF ulv was taken bv her brother
and confined m the Lunatic Asylum OF TIM
ton. Prom the time she WAS takes from tue
houss unul her confinement IN the Asylum
her husband WAS unable 10 discover her where
atouts, and 10 was only few days AGO n"
learned from \ Gentleman IN Jersey civ that
she bad been placed fn an asylum. lmma-
diasely on becoming acg TAINTED with this, he
applied through his counsel. Senator " tnnels
lot Wrtt OF Ldbeas oorpas. which was allowed
oy ms Homer Judge Bedle. returnshle yester-
dsy morning. The matter duly came befors
the Court DT. But.olph. Superintend dent Of
tbe As luIn- returned that Mr.. Merritt was
placed IN his custody by her brother. Mr.
Price. Mr.. r. J. Price Ne ked Tor n postpone
ment for four weeks. and Asserted that the adj .
lournment would cause no incouvenienc-
The fady. he said. was properly cared for. The
members OF her own family had declared she
was insane. jury had 30 found. and the hus-
band would have been notified had lt been
known where he then was. The czse was ad-
Journed.-h. y. COnnercssl. 25fk.
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WHITE SULPHuR SPRINGS,
IGREENBRIER Co. W. VA


These Springs 50 long and favorabfy known to
Deepen Tor the reception Of visitors on HHAV
the !st OF June With extensive improve l..it3 il
ments snc general refurnshins Of the esta6li 5h-
nent We Pill be prepared for the comfortable &c.
ydnd persons.
Hot ANA Warm Sulphsr Baths. 80 eminently ser
yiceatle in connection with the internal use Of
these altersfiye waters. are always the command
One Of Il. best City BANDS OF MUSIC vii, b.
n attendance to eniiveA the LAW g and the BALL
Room, snd suitable LIvABY will be open 10
The nee OF those who MAJ ce0re to INDULGE in
horseback or carriage exercise.
charges viii be IS day, or 80 per month;
Children under 10 years, and colored servants, half
price; white servants according to aecommoda-
tops.
No effort or expense viii be spared the part Of
the Proyrtetors 10 manage this establishment In Q
manner best calculated 70 promote the comfort Of
Visitors In every respect. -
White Sulphur Springs. W. Va, April 10th. isss.
~ For a fun account of the MEDICINAL EYvI-
cAcY AND APPLIcA RILITy ofthese aters particu-
lar disc the der Is referred TO the late work
o. Dr. BOORMAN, on the :. Mineral W aters of the
United states and Canada, !" 90 be found az Messrn
NELLY & PlEIs, Baltimore and other Book.
stores: a PAMPHLET on the WHITE SUI
PHI Il SPRINGS, containing much valuable in
formation can be obtained without charge, of
- ROUTE TO fHE Spin GS from any Point
pOEsyILLE. STANTON, TO CONVICTION, By
Bail, thence by Fine Live Of Stage Ooach hes on .
je SEQ In
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ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CoHOrRN.
DEPARTMENT OF rHs IyrxIIoR,

T.. hi q
Application having been mate under the At N
jane ., lSSo, for the reissue of the following de.
en lost or are asssd to h,ss
snaI At the date foiewins the description Of esch
sppess JOS NJ kis.'Sn .aSHa sssn
No; . ~, for TO acres, issued underr ne &C. Of
March :, 1859, IN the name Of kellogg Per1, and
No ior % acres is.1 I'd under the act Of a arch
sseise H shs na%s q Gle@srss HALEY Tov
1855. Auynsf y, 1873. 90 -''
No 5ssss, for LOO acres. issued under the act of
sther and heir at Law Of Clark b Leath, deceased,
nd was Eranted May 30, 1919 August p, ISIS
rs: sIsS,sl 3ssgSsI :: iss; sspsenSef $ isss .a
March }, l7ss, in the names of the minor Children
Of Andrew Record, deceased, and was granted July
Nc So,lsl for leo acres, issued under the act on
H. Ana !. the name Of IhGmp
4. Thompson, dsces.ed: and vas granted September
No 20 Ios, for 10 acres, issued under the .o, Of
and va M 81 O. 6, sIqs Ben
March 8, los5 In the name Of Harrison Corum. ana
va: s1 q o S Der : 1s. nass ss
Msssh 5 IL, in the 81. name o. Adam Woman, and
s Tor Sns ne as1es Sed unasi II. .o,
kaIeh 5. losS: m .hs nam. Of John flOyd John
III IhG 1NTEhIOHs
n UNITED STATES PATENTOFFTcs,
~ WASHINGTON. jane 81, lsS.
On TEE petition OF JULES DEBAUVAIS, of
80 ioiAs 4. executor Of the estate o. Victor
h,ssnncLt, decesssa, praying for the extension
Shssnt granted TO the said Victor Beauuo Mt
ths "a oaJ o. october. ist4, for improy eule nj
~ - 1tUge, for seven years from the expira-
non o. SID patent. which takoe place on the "a
Gal OF Octoter, l5d5.
Is o. red that ths sad petitiopbe heard at the
PAtonl Ofaoe on MONDAY, ths l4ttfNay Of s. ptem-
ssr esat, a. y clock N and al persons eye roti-
ne sP eests, sni seo. esn,e, n sny they have.
Persons eprosing the extension are required 70
Ere IN the P2.ent Ofce their objections specially
20 osta N with . lsss. sss,y Day, bsOre the
be used &c the ~ hsSiag be taken and trans
mitted m sccero1ss yIth the rules Of tho once,
which VII be Mrnbesd on sSSlication.
.De,osasisne;s - 80 relied uyos e e.
q: :s day. s:y e ss ss:sS p .Sss any, within
sspSbi.sss ~ 2Dfs;IissSssr, WsaisS ton. B
. week Cor tire. ssss.ivs .ssks; ths drss q
70 g ne sss o. Acting Oonnissioasr x Psss.s.
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THE FLIGHT OF LIEUTENAsT MAcKAY.-
We learn thai Lieutenant Mackay, who's
abrupt departure We mentioned yesterday.
took V 18th HIM about ole thousand dollars of
other peoples money, which he mainly pro
cured by borrowing OF his friends. On has way
down from Marion, where he had been station
ed, be purchased a carpet-bag in this city, and
a railI DAD ticket TO Chattanooga. The wife Of
Lieutenant Mackay is said 10 be in an almost
dying condition, through grief and shame; and
hence we refrain from the details which might
be given Of her husbands guilt and flight
LyfckLlrg Republican.
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SUDDEN DEATH AND HEAVY Insurance
Mrs. Bridget hillen, living on Morgan, corner
OF Front street, died rather suddenly IN sunday
though she has been al for some time. Her
husband died about year ago. also az a sud
den manner, and a. both their lives NeTe hsaN-
Dy insured, the suspicious Of the INSURANCE
companies interested were aroused, and II was
determlned 10 have posi- nOrtens eNAInlEsatiOn
made on the body Of Mrs. killen. Tbis was
accordingly made by Drs. Jarvis. jackson.
Poll, Bussell, AID Others, yesterday afternoon.
They all agreed that death was caused by a
fsuy degeneration Of the heart, and not sy any
poisonous substance was supposed. Her
SON lett for Europe on Thursday, she died on
Sunday. and the son had made all preparatl Ons
Tor the funeral. rather anticipating her death
Mrs. Killen's life was insured for ~ least
SlO,ODC: in the 1.tna Life Insurance Company,
OF this city, Tor 5000; IN the Mutual, OF New
York, tor S3uOO. and the World, Of Ner2 York
for $1,000; and IL was st the request of these
Companies that the examination was made.
We are also informed that apple o. lion had been
recently made for 100 more an the Ktna.
which was refused, bat IL is helleyed the adj
diional amount was secured in some other
Company Hartford Times, 22d.
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- A new method of manufacturing steel
consists IN grinding pig iron TO powder by
rapidly moving -cattef, the extreme friction
producing heat 90 intense that the iron is
burned and falls down Is reddish brown
rid of the iron dust IL melted in a cracibie, and
when cool is found TO be converted into excel
lent steel .r.r.
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~ Count Plasen. the ex-King OF Hanover's
Foreign Minister, has been convicted OF high
treason, and will get fifteen years IN prison #
he goes home.
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- J. p. Irish. editor Of the Iowa City State
Press. lately nominated for Congress by the
democrats of the fourth Iowa district % only
twenty five years OF age.
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RAILROADS.
RALfIHoRx AND OHIO RAILROAD,
y WAsHIusfou, Nay 3, NOON, ~,

RAL1IHoR! AND OHIO RAMRoAD,
WAsaIHsfoH. Hay 8, Noon. ~.
&As Rs e
g ssR '4 VIII
re nov rul - follows. viz: = :
i..,. o,,, FOB BALTiMoas:
D m. end 2,o0, and 40, And s:U y n.
Lar. si LOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
And "a S.,T' sxceps Sunday, ss7So Q m, india
ROB WAY STATION SOUTH o. AHsApe.
!..v. :. sos M M i !S: : s ma .. 40 ana .
Lss.s At fso .. m: and 80 }. m. He train, 4,
from Annapolis on Sunday.
roe Rf ss sIFRAyi rs !
Lesve ~ SOC a m. and $50 and s:D .. u.
TOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave ~ eW q 10. and 40 and 8: Is ,. Nd.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday ana Sunday. ass:
s :. Is s.: s.s s ;n@ g. n.on.
e Rel.y station vita trains iren Bsltin0re Q
.hs feR 81 al ne Sou
" y e
sade 20 cheek baggage at hotels or private resi-
For New York, philadelphia, and Boston, sss
sdvsrtiseps NJ G 81 H 5GE IS Line
scN GEO. Q. KOONT1. Agent, washington.
THRQUGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHIYGTOn
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK I
~ 8 q 8 q
WAsHINsTon. Jan. 8, 1857
Iralns between Washington and New York An
now run as follows, viz: - vs. -
ZOE NEW fORK, without chsnss of cars.
Se we oalIy Except So ndsy) at 500 Q. m, aS
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
Leave esily fexcept Sunday At 500 sud I2.B D
m, and 4:S and ZOO D. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York and Philadelphia ct 100 ,
sLEEPINe CARS tor New York on 700 p. u.
train daily.
Through Tickets 10 Phiiadslphis, New L ork, or
Boston, can be had Of the Station Once az ali
hours In the day, es well ss ct tho new of1oe 400
Pennsylvanfa avenue, where arrangements can be
made to eneck baggage b otels and private
residences.
See Baltimore and Ohio lrosd advertisement
napolis, and the West
il. WILSON, Master of Trans portstion
N. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
ocD-0 GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, Agent. Washington
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WIN. MITCHELL. j Pronris.a ~

CLEANERS LEAVE WASHINGTON every
Tuesday IT IL o'clock m, "Wednesday
ats O'Clock O.. IN Friday &C O'Clock
a. m. and Saturday st s o clock O. m |;
ana LEAVE BALTrs0RE every TUESDAY at 4
O'Clock y m Friday st o'clock ,. IN and Set ar
DAY o. o'clock ,. IN. Touching, going and return
ing, ~ the FONT. el6- Il
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BANKERS.


JAY COOKE . co.,
BAHKn
YurrnxrH STREET, ofPos'rR 1lnAsvaYs
Buy and 90 st current market rassa. -
constantly on hand fdli suDDly Of al
GovEREMEHr BONDS.
eEvIH-THIBTIEs, AND S0AROUIp
.FiEsazI IHrEREsT NOfIs. $3.50
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, o., sxseussa
end collections nsds % Al sessssihss DeiasA.
z lest NATIONAL BANK fe-1
'-- @ or WARRINGTON.
Il. D COOKE, COT Joy Cooke % - PRECEDENT
VIM. q. HUErIHGrOH. Oashise.
sovERHMENr DEPOSITORY
RIMAH0lAL AGENT or TIE uHTrpl
I'a+ f STATES, E-
lsh street, opsesits tIs Hsasxvy Dpers~ms.
Govsrnnsnt Securities With Treasurer u,is,.
states, -a4
~ ONE MILLION DOLLARS.-A
We boy and sell ell classes Of GOVERNMEN.
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNfEH EXCHANGE aad make Coglses,os,
90 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIL
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Voucher on IN.
MOST "a VORABLk TERMS, and efys ear.
fcI attention to r
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN ssS FIRMS
and to any other buaiRess entrusted to u.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOvHRH.
KENr LOANS at all times cheerfuIly fsrnishsd.
... WIN. Q. HUNTINGDON. Cashier.
washington, March %, 1858. mH-S1
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t1y GREEN Il WILLIAMS
- Aucuoneers and Real Z state Broke n
No. J26 Southeast corner Of 7th and sta. :

FRA HOUSE AND VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT At 1HE CORNER OF NORTH d AMI
I'd STREET EAST. At AUCTION.
On Thu RsDAf, the 30th instant. We shall sen
on the premises, at O'CLOCK m, all of Lot No
in square NO 72S, with the improvements, which
are good two story Frame House, &C., &c. The
Lot froIts l46 feet north D. 81 feet on I'd street
east, and l34 feet on Massachusetts avenue, and
contstEs about 1000 SQUARE feet. II not sold
together. will he subdivided and sold in lots 10
suit pure with fronts of 20 feet on Delaw ate
ayshne, at an average depth Of 100 feet.
Terms namely: Ose- third of the purchase money
20 run if desired for three years. the balance one
hell cash; balance IN six months for notes. in al
cases OF credit bearing interest A deed given and
deed OF trust taken. All cOnveyancing aud stamps
at ccst VI purchaser. loo to be paid down il sold
together; II divided, SIS on each piece.
TINS property 10 worthy the attention of persons
wishing 70 secure handsome building site on
Capitol Hill. GREEN WILLIAMS.
E-1 III
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10y GRIM q WILLIAMS.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Broken,
No. s26, sodeheast csrner of7th aud streets.

llY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast csrner of7th aud ID steeets.
CHANcERY SALE
Court Of the District Of Coiumsia passed In . cor
tain cause therein pending, in which Ann Bean ct
al are complainants, and Joseph Hymer ct al are
defendants, tGo. LEA Equity Docket No. 81 L
will sell, at public auction, on MONDAY, the si
Day oil Augua. A. u; 1853, on the premises, al
scribed IN the bill filed in said cause follows
Lots No s,S. Il, and the north Al feet Of Lot Is
In Square No. go, fronting Sd and Canal streets
east, and u and streets south. Also, p2rt of Lot
No. 8, in square No. N, beginning for said part
at point IL feet distant from the northern corner
Of said SQUARE. fronting on the corner Of Sd andN
ches; thence west 81 feet s5a inches; thence north
about u feet inches and thence east to the plsce
Of beginning, with the improvements, consisting
Of three story basement and attic Brick Houses
Also, two story Brick and Frame House. Also,
part OF Lot No g. In SQUARE No. ia, beg ming for
the same at point distant % feet ii inches from
the northeast corner OF said square, and running
south with the ling Of LIST street east Is feet TO Hot
line Of said lots No. { md 8, loo feet IL inchSs
thence along the dividing line of lots and 6hn
said square . feet and thence LOO feet II inchesto
the place of beginning, together with the imp ye
Dents consisting OF . two-story Frame House. &c.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed By the decree. ate:
One-third cash and the residue in two equal install
ments at 8 and IL months. with interest from ehe
day Of sale to the satisfaction Of the Trss
$50 dewn on each piece Of property when sold.
A. THOMAS BRADLIY, Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS
" l0-3tawSw6ds Auctioneers.
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DINEY POINT OTEL
SALT WAITE BATHING.

ovatsd, with increased cottage and other 4
&C &C. oS9rnnsdatiens, NEW BALL ROOM, Wy
toI the reception Of visitors on the FIRST OH
JULY, when the Subscriber solicits q Continuation
OF patronage heretofore so literally bestowed o pou
him An excellent band 81 Music In attsudspcs.
PeI M e 50
Pef N; :. NJ; :, :, n IA %
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CoHrIscArEp TOBACCO.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. !
Collectors 0Tce. B,srrtef Of CoIanalin1
~ Fashsa gtcA. July II. 1853 \
public auction, on the soh instant. ct II o'clock
q. M. st the Waxeroon, No. 80 Louisiana avenire
The same having been seired sud dub eoneecs ned
for vioistior OF the Intssnal Reysnne lsv & 7
=. OLEPHANE.l
jyEa Collector Of Int Rev for o. O.
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AUCTION SALES.
fO.MORRO W,
AY GALLaoAN 4 TOWNsHINp. -
~ Asstioaeers end hssl Eststs Brokers,
81 s. Seyenth afrsak

~ 6AkLHoAU T0WHSUBNB,
s. Auettoaeers end hesl kststs Brokers,
SAIL OF FRAME BuILpINs on pRSNsYL-
xAb fw AxEEEf snfs slREkTF
.. oI wttsDkhspAY Ar .n in she .ste in
On the premises, to the Highest bidcer, Frame
sy.nue, between sots and aiss streets west iataE
cccnpded BY the Hfbetnia Wire Company said
sT itiae to be removed within tive days sfter tiIe
-, - o'. 4taAILIsAxA .IowssHssp,
~ 2s.tts lRep. Chron:l Austieneers.
RY GREEN wILLIAns.. =
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, scdtheaSt corner nth and streets
HANDSOME AND WELk-BU4LT THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE ON 18TH STREEr
WEST, BETWEEN AND SrS 0OITTH
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated on the lith
Nc No a. folio IS &c. one Of the Z. ,sna .sOords for
sale, in freAt of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
Of Lot numbered ID, IN square numbered two hun.
dl Cd and sixty four ODD together with the build
yeniently arranged three-story Brick Dwelling
Terms Of SALE One half cash; balance in s and u
months from day Of sale, with interest secured BY
of deeds and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
Three hundred dollars will be required 10 be
paid Immediately after the sale, the property d
be Immediately resold and If the terms of sale are
day Of sale the properly will be rssold at the risS
and cost of the defaulting purShsssr
je2s-2aw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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s v.BoID, r. M. HILLhAH. ALEX. BOYD
BOYD, HILLMAN co.,
PRODUCE, FLOUR, GRAIN, AND 0ANEBAl
Agents. Jor sale Of tAs Celebrated Pinsoxss CosI on
rERr1L1zERs, 81 Boh IE DUST, POUDRErrE h
No. 81 AND - LOUISIANA AVENUE,
between 9Th and 10th SITS, Washington, d. o.
son 4 Co., Bankers; W. 3 HUNTINGTON, Oaslies
first National Bank; Fitzhu gin Coyle, PresiderS Of
National Bank Of Relrb!ici ssyies J. Bowen, ES9.,
Insurance Agent; Hon. A. J. Dietrich; 3. q. FIX
Esq., Real Estate Agent; Clseett Sweeney, Bsa!
Law. Aia-h
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AUCTION SALES:


RI 00oPER & LATIMER, Auceiepeers,
hase clerD with les @. ac6;uiro Oo.,D.
ooesoveot eereer OF Penneylvsnia svon1e and nth
= street, Star Office Buildins
sfEtEf. sErwESs ss Tafkp az Hsp s2 pI-RrG E
~ srnH1Ls FAST AT AUOIIoN.
o,c n LUASDAf AFTERNOON, July sssh. 1t ga
ssss naif q Lot in squeeze 49, This Lot from e
fermA Ore half cash: BAL .nc. in SnS - na,.hs
With interest secured By deed OF trust. Gcrvry,
sooDg md stamps At cost of purchaser. S25 down
T2ldSds COOPER 4 LATIMlR, Aue,s.
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70 tons at the n avail ObsNrvatory.
80 tons # the HydToef1 Ahical OAos, corner o
18th street and New York avenue. jyl0-lav4S
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
the I'd day OF August, to pave the FootwayB md
Cutters On the south side Of A street south, be-
tween 9th and eth streets east. Also, the south
side Cf street south. between eth and th streets
east. STEPHEN II. PLUMSILL,F
ly12d Commissioner of the Sixth Ward.
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oYf CHARLES KLONAN r.EF
- Real Estate Broker, ass Seventh street

n SOnAN, 4
ID Real Estate Broker, ass Seventh street.
LARGE AMOUNT OF REAL ESTATE In
ss 3ETnA r sr M FEoSTING ON 7rH' Sra
I. On MONDAY. the 9TH day Of July, at s O'Clock
n., on the premises, will sell the whole Of Lots
Ills and 8, sads1art OF Lot ., in SQUARE <2i,
sppclvided - foilows;-L9t A, corner OF un 1nd
ss-6 inches; Lot 3. 10 feet sfrches, Improved by
two.stcry and basement Brick House; Lots and
g, 70 Seet ~ inches, improved By large one-story
Brick Buffoing: Lots III. and K, fronting on
street. between 9TH and sth streets. "a feet aches
BY IS feet deep. except Lot h. being LOO feet deep
Lots l.. u and N, fronting on 3th street between
and streets l6 feet fnchea by IS feet deep, 70
Tho propgrty fronting en- 7th street WILDE Of
SSred as . whole. II not sold ~ q whole ID Win
then be offered ~ above di ided. - =
This property, located I'm tho most rapidly nm
proving portion of the city. IL well worthy the
attention Of buyers and psrties seeking invest
Terms Of sase: One-third cash; balance and \,
months, with interest on netes. secured bv = deed
OF trust on the prnrersy- Convey aucinS and
stamps at purchaser o cost. ESQ down y each Iot
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