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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-09

TIE 1rAscurAs is LoosEl-The untirino blower, George Francis Train, is again loose --thanks to his hard-hearted creditors. who have withdrawn their suits against him-and on ms way back Co the United states God helP the country, now for the speeches and letters 1t will be afflicted with will be las sick ening as dose of the real oriainaI train ojl itself.--S F. CaQ. o''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-09

InLESEss.--Idleness is the nurse of vices lt moves so slowly that they al oyertAke t.
 The Germans and Italians say, proverbiallv. that likeness Is the devils pillOwH Some affect to excuse this hydra a-headed habit by Sss'iiS what iIariu van person io when he does nothing The reply is ready and plain
 He who Is passive in allowing decay, Is him self destroyer Wbile standing still and refusing to help be obstructs the movements ei others. We are told in Holy Writ. aBy much slothfalness the building deeayeth. and tkresash sass;isss of hands the bGiiasng drop- Peth through And again it is said: q went by the field of the siothful. and bv tbc vineyard of the man void of understanding. and, To, it was all grown over with thorns. and Dettles had covered the face thereof and the stone wall thereof was broken down 2 The words of Cato, the elder, are in the pro verb, that one who does nothing learns to do evil" Idleness has been described to be a moral lepTosy, which soon eats it's way into the heart and cofrodes our happiness. while it undermines our health likeness is costly without being luxury. Montague would always reckon the years accounts of hi. ex- penses with thefollowing entry. "ltem. For my abominable habit of idleness, a thousand liyres." We toll for leisure only 10 discover hhen we hase sneeseaed in our object, that leisure IS great evil. How quickly would the working-class be reeonciled to what they call the hardships of compulsory occupation. II they were but for short time doomed to the hardships of compulsory idlenesss. They would quickly think that 1t is much better 10 wear out than to rust out. The idle man is at the mercy of all vices. The working.rnan on the contrary, finds safeguard in his occu- patton, which leaves no time for temptations nor desire to yield to them. It was well said by the oldest of the Greek poets, that the laoorer is the sentinel of virtue"
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Administrators Notice. Estate of FRANCOIS FOUGHT peoea.sd

NotlCk is hereby given, by the undersIsn.d au,ifasifa,af of Inc aboys.nansd es,ate z, ,s a.. o and eli persons having claims agaust a & s ihe same 10 tie undersrnsd st bls ,s n..' lh " niekehDarg oOiiuty of Yavsfs,i rey, , ts sis w1'A twelve months from fbe Grst Ialbei,- Y, JOSEPH KELLEY. '
 Adminsratos r,..sos .,,v...A.. ao hy J F. HARGRAyE, Attorney
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-09

bhEFsT Lieutenant Colonel II. c. Hodoes quartermaster, has been assigned to daty ss aeting chief quartermaster of the Dens,t- ment of California. i'@'''
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Administrators Notice.
Estate of Johnson J osb.on. n.o....

h'State of Johnson J. Gibson, Deceased
 N ss..i-, ls hereby given, by the undersigned. ois oi and ah persons having elairns ng,i,', ass
 - 70 sAhant he to tao andsrsis-rea ., fl A.s A' le FiesctfS county of favafal Tryyis.,rv cs atti4 Sthin twelve months from the Ar-t ,sli,g " " 'As n"nco f H WUNDRRI.fCu Aasnl.i..-,. s' rs,..o,.. " J r. HARoRAyH Attorney
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rERnIToRY oF AklkoxA.

tseaF harkslsN cisrs ef fss Ssgrs1as Csrrs Arssr. tsrrftry 60 teser csrtfr thsi tsr atave sa fressg tr1s nfG g te rersssis s aa essft sefss.l ass fis 2ist dny 8 NVesnf-r A u i-@ hr as rufess Co tas .-.ii-ies sh- esas sa Yhse~ os nasinr De D.syisi C-asrss 'filu said TsFfsfy
 -H~~ e f~stlsauy aAsrs-f have hersssia .ss uar sr,t hzsi 1.f .ssi ef ssf rsr1sf TrHa fa. 11ei [ day af Aafsaah-f A. D lfzls
 - OSCAR BUCgALEW
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-09
SUMMONS.

N TIE DISTRICT COURT oF THE SECOND
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 fta arr tarvhg rrfirtd ts afss9 ia az sry- vr.,s. aAihsi yar hy fss ahsste aasd rlaip l. ss. h.. tassit ef s's r-oaa Jsctei i.sret sf tSs Tsrvsv f Aff1'aA se aaf tf n@ estas af Nassxs ars ta s-.,, s-- -sf--=- -s=ss t=s-=-z =.sst= =.. a ne aAy s ssgfF} a,sr Ese sefrne a y.ai f ft.s s hisf ssrffd ~ittia is eossnsF e. II s.r,,.f ssss < ~$ ssAnfY tsH h ihts dsrat uIshin t44g iass ss3.- s,se sthtn tseuiy aaFs<T Jss4Fussss sy isfssif s E s @%''s' yea soo1rax a tAs Fvayes ax aaG sss.. The ssid aetoa b brrrif so rvr-sve- tss .,- f ,,. .nne ans ts efsss1rE Ft fau he ssst-su gvs sss aeh gsn uains n Mchaye cosHty sstt Tcrglssr ir ts S S.s = VI fsaFv iay sEpsa' iH compi@iai--A e,sy And yaa ars hereby neele-d that r ,u.t al ,s s.., Ana an.aef De sAad nsapaint sl.sss f.ai-,f ,l f flain sl sAks taasment asiasi yoa as gx4yva ss ls
 ~~~ Civ-a ssasr say hana ana sA. s-., as .A,
 sKaf District tesf af iea ssear.i Isfe.,s Tg..s.l aithe leFitesy sf Arzona fa sst s,F fts esl.,s.
 f neh1Tu, fia nj say ,f Nossrus.s. s- ,t. .,s, l sa qoe 'Ae@'~'s sgi ,ssrs end sKfy sisht
 JAMES F. BULL. cisrk
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N o T I C E

THK busias.. Assaa4a... .-.-a.-.-. =. ...-. nnfeF fh@ sstae ss cE1 r sIs...-s. < 'e' es carried uhGsr tle nas of HINTON uoorf.,, , i'-=- "ssssf niH ssttis aii IiabIiie. htf-ss-- ss-'Tsstssi under Inc name ss o.-. v sI x oo- and eoilss' ar iasisbt-,iro.s aas shat su.
 taisHeal fAAErts HNFoz.
 Wv HoOrER
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-09

(. t.GELwicKs. CaIifonia's State Printer. arehased the Stockton Gazette.
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DBoPosALs FeR NAVAL SUPPLIES

PANNAsrERis 0FFIcE, q 3. NAVY,
NO ~ BRO ANYWAY u, yanuAry IS loSQ 4
sealed Proposals, TO he endorsed on the enyeIopa
Bids for Supplies Advertised, will be recef va
NJ this once until O'Clock p N the let OF Feb-
rusry for the following supplies OF the very bs~t
aHy,ysId New York, h!ect 70 the usual pee
uUu thereat. viz.
Ba-sar az Narigasioa.
ico Lamp Chimneys and 81 gross Lam W ,ck q,
Mt he constant lsyel OF the French lis hts
BDsap Of kSE prasHf AID X, rxifi1s.
so sguileees, (hs aided as per sample zt tue
Equipment once.
BV-eaN II Construction aHd Rspau.
2li gross bras- Screws and barrels ar pentsu.
20 supply deficiencies under the contract Of wn.
Further particulars 90 be had from Naval Con
structor b. Besno. At the Navy Yard
Metallic Boat. length EN6, breadth sNs. depth
lNs-
BUT.0V - PrOri>ioas anf Clofbtnr
9.@o lbs Candies, Navy standard, on account o
defsultine cont sctors
sou lbs Hoop Iron. "a inc hes vide.
The night a. reserved TO reject sny or all bids
that msy not he deemed scvsntsg@Ous O. the 90. :
ernn' nj, and TO award each article OF item sc ps
rately, AZ may be mOet TO its interest.
he-poDsibie security required for the prompt aud
fstthiu delivery within twenty dsysl Of the SUP
plies awarded. Blank forms. with further partic-
ulsrs, may be obtained at this Office
Proposals not duly endorsed on the envelope,
and lot made In ali resp.cA iu conformity With
tbs adv rtiseuent and blank fOrh.s furaished.
Parties making propO 'sls are invited 20 be pre-.
ent at the hour above named when the bids will be
Opered. J. q. ELDRlDGE.
Ja25 70 Paymsster u. b. Navy.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF soysBsMENr VEssEL.

DEryTT QvaRTERAAsTEE GENERAL sOFrIrrg
BALIINoRE, Mn-s JsDuATy %, Is-s. 4
ne nited States steamer Cole mel Rucker"
will be offered IT public sale the port OF Balti-
more, 81 ~ 'clock noon on WEDNESDAY, Feb
ruary 10, 1879
This vessel IL Propeller Of su Sc gs tons. length
lS feet. breadth 2 2l0 feet. depth % hold : 5 10
feet; Draft, light feet loaded feet.
She has ole direct acting low-pressure on yine
t2in24 inches Of 80 horse pow er. aud one boiler
HE hGll he ot iron covered with inch white
oak and giHc plank. The hall aud boiler were re-
ceptiy repaired at AZ expense of three thousand
All the property board tina: ri fully belong.
70 her cuff Will be sold With she vessel she 10
well found IN everS RESPECT. and ready for imme-
diste
1he right 10 r. served to REJECT any and eli bids
for caus4 d. ened sufti cisnt b. the undersisned.
The vessel IL now lying at the head Of Spears
wharf, foot Of Gay street. where the sale viii
take place. md i open to Inspection ~ those de-
string O. become bidders.
Term. Cash. in Government funds. on day of
sale. STEWART VAN yLIET.
Deputy Qua' te rmsster General,
Jas 60 Brevet MAJOR General, n q a
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DIED.

AIGLER. On the 27th int ANDREW AIG
LER. aged AZ years month and day.
His funeral will take plsce on Sunday afternoon
the Sht instant, at o'clock. from his late resi-
eence. No 81 6tb street west, between and
street. north. The friends AMI acluaintancss OF
TIE family respectfully invited to attend II
hIkK Friday night. the 29th instant. Ms
MARl KIRK. aged 70 years
Her funeral will lake place on Sunday, the slst
tnsf.. at 20 o. from the residence of her SON
n law, No. 224 ID street south.
cCMMIskEY. This Saturday morni az, Jsr
years
The funeral will take place Sunday, the 3lst
Inst, at p m, from No. 179 Pa avenue.
EPPERSON AT thu residence Of her soo-in-
lav, y BOwles, on the 50,h instant, after long
sad 9sl ntul n ness which she bore with Christian
fortitude and perfect resignation, Mrs. REBECCA
EPPkRSON. aged - years
Her remains will be taken to North Carroll a. for
interment- Richmond, Dsuvflls and Texas pa
p-rs please copy.
CHEs1HEI. On the evening OF the 18th inst :,
JAMES CHGsTNEY, In the G9th year OF his age
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LOST AND FOUND.

e REwARD-Lost, on the 18th instant, . large
gO whit ami black spotted Russian BLOOD
HOUND. The above reward will he paid il re-
tIr ned to CHAS. KLOMAN, Nc. 32j NJ ST.. bet.
9th and 10th SITS. ia 3e-3t
h DO not atteud the meeting 10 be held ct the
Temperance Hail. on lat street west, between l
ana n. on MOnDAY. February LIST, at 7; 30 D. m.
Ali ere invited. lA30.V
II OST-On Saturday morning, between Plants
~ building, cetner 18th street and New York ay..
and 18th street and Pennsylysnia ave PLAT
BOOK 81 The City Of Washington The finder, by
returnir the same to our ONCE. will -eceive suit
able reward. STARE d METCALF, cor. New
York avenue and 18th st. 1870 st
4 OST-S1O REWARD-A small SATCHEL,
4 containing gold spe ctacles, pencil and chain.
Beturn TO 81 Z d street - Ct.
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81 Body sEstching = still rife III Cleveland,
OHIO
- Thomas Stewart. absolute bully. aged
twenty-tV- . years. shot and killed Henry Her.
bert, sailor and butcher, aged twenty-eigh,.
n house of in-fame At Chicago, Saturday
night.
ga temperance political party has been
organized IN OHIO. The general agitation OF
the prOhI bIton question il TO be RECOMMENDED.
temperance pray er meetings. are 10 be held
and a State ticket nominated.
~MIss Adelaide Phillips has Joined the
PaIepa Troupe In consequence of the eontin-
ued Illness of PaIepa.
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BOARDING..

lI0ARDIEG-Pleassnt aud desirable FUR
- hIeHED ROOAa, with or wHhoul Board In
% 10 av., bet. "A and ID so. Js9 St
Two GENTLynEu CAN HAVE GOOD
Il Rooms and B0ARD st $40 9Th street, be-.
l and New York avenue; convenient and healthy
location 1t
EURE ieHKD 100Ms-With or without Board,
tLrTcB ES H1 Us srsa ss stSpe
corner feana. avenue and 9th st. Js0 St
EIKsT CLASS .CAfIRER -nr, TAyERSs,
l. No 402 18th street, bet. q aud SITS, Will send
cut from her superior Dining Rosn. MHALs 20
families in the best style. JsS-5ts
% OOMs, WITH BOARD, MAY BE HAD AT
IL 81 Peunsylvapfa avenue, between ffth and
nth streets. Reference enchaneed. 10 - ST
HOARD AND ROOMs-Heatly FURNISH ed
ID ROOMs &, With BOARD. Alec, Table B card ~
the day. week or month, ct 331 Pa ave, south
side, between 6th end nh streets. jais2t'
LOB RfNf-A front second story RooM. fur
Il nisbea or unfornisbed With or sithout bosrd,
and - Is 81
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

L HOUSE $50 Delaware avenue, IL rooms: suit.
able for Grocery and Boarding House: 20 room.
stands in the city for restaurant and Boarding
aST.s; being near the CsgitoI AIss new Ss and
water in the yard will be rented on the most IA
Go1Isd 0I sa
aTen no HpslS It 21S sy
given LIST February. ja29 II
EoKsALE Oh KENT-T.o COrfAGEs, sit
uated in the northern part Of the city, contain
ysfs: front and back, seis rsn .sss1 te Tsr%:
50 0o apiece, enc fourth cash. balance in monthly
month: ApSiy sas 10th street s'i near Sasssssa.
sets avenue. ia 293t'
HOTEL FOR SALE, Of seventy rooms. IN one
now doing thriving business, and full of frst
class bosriers: Has good paying bar, barber
class hotel For further psrtieslsr: apply 70
Possession nmsai. + corner ''h and :fsssss
Lee KENT-TWO ROOMS, unfarnisbed-front
I bedroom and kitchsn-with use Of parlor. ReRt
So 9Th street, between L and n streets. jaHH-
H s.s S.1s ,s I.
thirty foot paved alley One for $ sS One for
Real Estate Agent.
ia 2e cost LIST street east and Penn avenue.
On; ssSs
sS:.s ''sss between Dsia@.rs u
BUILDING. on street, II rooms and au
nSderp in.rOy emsnts. Sl5s per month :.
90 per month fRoo@s enough rented to pay {Sss
TSx I'D HOUSE, S rooms. 18th street. near
Pennsylvania avenue, so per poHth Apply to
ASST 4ss FL :tr. s BE- b Ss ssa /,
% tEat has. bssn Ven ssstsd, situstss on tSs
and ltos ;:S cs s.:1 Ho 81 .:s
@ acres Of LAND. ADtiy ON the farm opposit,
.es Il No. o's
avenue. ja 20. cost
EoR RENT-Tine new brick O0fTAGE HOUSE
and sSs 4 :. S0 n. .ss
sss S SIS s. sSs s:l nss 81
EUBNisH13 PARL0gs AND BED Rooms
and Penn Il sS sSsnS: Bs:rs S tss
EOR RINT-STOR7 under Messopoiitan Hotel.
~. A s5S e 10 $50 corner OF Ne" Jerssy .ss
j Sc; * saiIaiSf Btick HxIE I,i aSbs1s:
e. "a: :.s S.eh r
from buiIdisi ns for mont garden; watsr and -:
rust hnished. and Or sale on Ion9 ame-one- fourth
cash. or for rent e Ssrsfq tennV7HHi f1eeirs Of
% 1T 81 and 80 Loaisiana avenue.
LOB RENT-T6Fee veil fHrnished ROOMS,
Il two front and enc back. Oonvenieuce Of gas
And water; also, city ears. between Capitol and
Departments. 45l street, N y. corner Of ID
north. dea
a GR0CERY- STORE 1OR R1NT-1o feet des1
"A and stock for sale, in 600 business location
on street. between It'll and Sth streets, Nav
Yard Inquire nsxt door ss JOSEPH REPET-
II p Shoe Store. not
TOE RENTlThfeestory BRICK HOUSE. No.
Rent go month. Possession given 18th shis
month Inquire Of b. W. HAAILTON, Builders
DEPOT, 3"31th street. ia5-tf
(On G, between 9th and 10th Streets
FOB RENT.
For concerts, Lectures, Public Meetings, he
From 90 to 30 persons can be comfortable seat.
s'CLxGETT swEENY,
Real Estate Brokers,
ia S-sm No. 4, MARI IT SPACE.
HoPs' HOPS HePsn
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R' GREEN 3 WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
10. s26 Southeast Cor ner u 7th and sts

q.
10. ago Southeast corner u III aud ID SITS.
TRu.TErs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Els
a. Il virtue of sd-crce Of the Supreme Court
~. VI IL, District Of Columbia. passed On the 10th
keatiD z end othsrs, VS. Sarah A. Heating and
others, E9pisy n ,e09 the undo signed, appoint
= ,ie 8idaS ana heirs Of AZ sne real 81 ' estate
of the late GEORGE Heating, dece .sed, will oner
At public .ne,ien q the premises, 70 the highest
Parcel q Lot Of Gfennd, being end bias IN the
Lot 30 sausre No t S Of s Slss2
- laid lot AZ point on the line ofllIh street
OF said lot. and running thence north along tn
ine afesid llth street. Il feet inches - the di-
yiting linz betreen said original Lot No. and
Let No ., IN said square, thence running west and
along said diyidiEs line and at right angles With
said ilh street 50 feet TO the dividing line between
Lot ahd Let 3 IN said square; thence RAINING
south along sad last- men toned dividing line ID
feet . iL'hes' and thence running 20 feet TO
story Brick House, msstic front. With basement;
water and gas In the house.
Ai,o, at the ssrs time snc place q part q said
foiowiL metee and bounds viz. Be gin Ring for the
the .ots pe,sI on n1sp IL s 10 ises Vest IRON
thence running west along said street Il feet,
thence north and 81 right angles with said street
south and to the place of begin ming. q Don which
is 9 three story Brick House, 18th nssfic front
residue to be paid in two equal instament. At sis
and twelve months respectively; the pure haser 90
eseo1se SsaeDa from Win I'M 40
Tile withheld Till all the purchase money shall be
If the terms OF sale are not complied with ir
i've days from the time If sale, the trustees re.
serves the right to resell sf the and Of the
All convey anoing and revenue stamps at the cost
JOHN Z FORMS.
WALTER cox
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81 Bridgeport, Conn, has q sensation IL.
Chnord, young Enghshman, Sunday
school TEACHER and a Worthy Patriarch of the
Sons of Temperance. has run away to Eugland,
abandoning his wife, after robbing her of gov
eminent bonds amounting in value TO Sl,i0U
be was married only last Thanksgiving day,
and the whole affair now looks like a deep laid
eUnA
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PROPOSALS.
pkoPosALs ToR NAVY sUPrLrEs

OF-ICE aT PAy~ssTHg E.sH
Il "A isN STEEF- toSTpN, gan -. 1854
PROPOSALS. sssiea aud inneFsei '.Prop~.s.s CIR
eeNf supples VIII he received &C this one
nuui MoNpAf, February 4, IS9 - 1o'clSck. D
m uto le oaered immesis' therssfter. faT th-
sfucbs named telow 90. - fnr each ~ a .itias
must te,ensrstely enclosed ~i;h the No N her OF
VI re.n.hien On the enNsllpe. The right h.
se.hso % rect any OF al bids. sIsO s..rd
sftsie OF item on e.risition sepsrafey. in the
Interest OF tie Government
Al articles must bs Of the hses gus'tty subject
te the usual insptcticn. and delivered at the
tbsfleStosn cavy ard tnmedi sicily free Of "a
pense 60 the Government
bN-saN of Ccss-Ncf,or ssf n pat.
Regui.iti"n No .S
500 pounds Muristic Acid.
es = sulpburic Acid.
To be deiiv. red In tia aud suitable vessels
Tosurply the retcienc.es Gu Cisrk Fear-op /.
centrsct-Class No. "a is- 6
Brsas q Professions asd C1atsrrs
B.QGlstfiOn Ne. 4
so barrels Navy Mess B,d
NO Navy Mes PorS
Reqrfsif's- No
sS - nnds Csndles-earai On quality O. Mftch
Requi.ttios No
Ne pair Csn Elm Shoes-navy standard.
NHARLkS VI ABBoTr.
isNN FANmasfrr L NayF
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IMPORTANT news.
o.B.yEwELL's PREMIUM soAPs
ore acknowledge " BE-
THE BEST SOAPS FeR THE LEAST SoHsI
In the market.
They made on the cid fashion plan by bon-
ing, and ere tree from I'll iniurious Cheuios
sdulterations
The premium Oriental SOAP,
The Nkw YORK CITY SOAP.
The CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
The LACEpRY soar,
Are brands OF upsrfer quality. and sre suarss
ed TO give perfect satisfaction.
AsR YOUR eRooER Tor any OF these and sss
For s.is b. ell Of the BEET aRooEKs IN CO
nssuf.esory. Nos 800 and soy g street morn
Between eth and sth.
~ n-u Wasbington.D q
VIro 80.
ITALIAN T DnIES rkkEEaiT rS. E. ookDrALs.
" isih sts, south side, WssSinstos. D. O. q. ~
., Iss,i,s yssS,ss, n, n:s:,on, &c sas.: q :.
s'fs fs - Wins:
To ALL WHOn r aAT o0I0III.
DEfAnr1nES o. M tK!nliel
s:i:..: 60: q ss :i:f NJ Z:
20 - :ss .s.ss :. s::s
;Ss, :: g: s... sS.,s.,ss =:
:sp. 3. 70 's;.s oSY :soss -
No: 81. for ic seses. issued under ts. ses o
q ma sss 1 er:n,sd kSsu .iSss
n. rs0
n.rch $. iss:, 10 the name q Lazarus RILEY. ssi
~ ~ srn !, % ASasHst isss- M.sea Is lsss.
March lsSe IN the name Of Lydia osriton. vfdss
1i yoa Csrlton, end vss granted December =.
No, u: -: f:r len .erss, is.ued under Get e
March ;. 1854, 10 the name Of Joseph Grsss, ga
30 % is for % seres, issued GaasS The ses Of
March 8, ISIS. in the name Of Lazarus RILEY. and
Ess. g. s... :. a. s:. Ys
iss ". r 4.
csss. Of nassst,oa nsssIsn1s 40 ssssSrs &c.
PocS.l Volume. oonssipius thss. lectures vm 30
e S.ss: 5, Il
sss ES,. k Ne: Sc. & An'''n' and s'spss
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10y VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctfoneers,
- ktores 81 and 3t7,
eouthwest cor. Penna ave. aud 9th street

ID ktorss 81 and 3t1,
Southwest cor. Penna ave. aud 9th street.
sPLINpID BUsIsIss PROPERTY FRONT.
ING On PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 81
IN rTanNTH AND ELEVENTH SIS,
-, On UESDAY AFTEREoON, Febr1aty
t:s at four O'Clock. will sell. IN frcrt Of the
A2premis. o. that yalnshIs property. bein. ore
No go street, north side bet~ ecu Tenth aud
Eleventh streets. fronting tweaty two fe,t N d
street, aud run ming back one hundre feet 20 an
alley. The Improvements are q four story LriCk
Building, with all the modern Improvement I'd
under a good rent, With the use of . ride ~ ey
The only reason ior selag is that the owser has
retlrd from business, aud the above property
offers great Inducements 10 purchasers TO procure
of the most desiI able piec,s of BUSINESS prp-
erty On Penusy " ANA avenue
Terms One thitd cash; balance in six txeiye
and eighteen months. the deferred payments TO be
secured by ~ deed Of trust on thr premises
We al respectfully cali fhe sttentisn OF
buyers the above sale
A dep II of s,9o will he required as soon ss the
property Is sold. W.. WALL co,
,Na6 Auctianeers
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoaeer.
- Late Clerks with J. g. Mcclure a Co.
Southwest corner Pa. avenue and lltb street,
IStar Once Buildins.l
CHANCERY SALE o! VALUABLE Rsal

CHANCkRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
N By virtue Of Q decree Of the Supreme Court
yot the District OF COLUMBIA, passed Ia Eluity
-cause No. 1223, Ri3seway We Olrtis. shsil
sell on MONDAf, the lst day Of February, l1Ss. at
5octoek p m, 81 the auction rooms of Cooper
LAtlmel, Let lOl ten, In Square cal.
Ihie ls situated in a most eligible part Of the
city ana he raoid enhancement in the value OF
property In that sectiOU cf the city shoud attract
the o. eniion of those desiring q goe investment
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree one.
third cash. and the balance in ak and twelve
monts, In Eotes bearing interest from day Of sale,
ana endorsed TO the satisfaction of the trustee
stamps and cooNeysncing at cost Of purchaeer. a
deposit OF SIS will be required on the lot at the
time OF sale.
JOHN J. JOHNSON Trustee
% dts COOPER LATIMER. Aucts.