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THE QUESTION
We Haven't Got the Money and
Can't Trust Cur OmeIaIs.

Editors Memphis Appeal
Permit " another lawyer to say one
word upon this absorbing topic. Just
not0 there are two substantial objections
TO any further action upon the question.
The first is that the county IL too much
in debt and our too slim for the
erection OF a suitable building, ard II
the pride of the city snd county, and the
accommodation of the public are TO be
consulted both would suffer By the erec-
ton of an inferior building.
The second objection IL, that il the tax
was levied and collected the public has
no assurance that il would be either hon
estly or judiciously applied. The dealings
Of custOj isns of public finances in this
county, and the State, too, are in sad
need Of Thorough ventilation which
ought to be had before We plunge the
county into debt deep enough for such q
building as We ought to have. And
whilst it Is manifest that no old hotel or
cotton shed ought, under any circum-
stances; to be resorted to, and that Court
Square is the proper place, 1t is yet time
enough to discuss the question when we
are in q condition to build.
ANOTHER LAWYER.
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AFFRAY.
A Printer Morally Wounded by
an Unknown Assassin.
Another Printer G haTged With
the Crime.

Yesterday morning ABOUT four O'CLOCK
As one OF the "carfseisn Of the sur
started on his route he found q man ly.
ing on the sidewalk pea the steps lead.
| ing TO the Cosmopolitan beer saloon, (0n
The corner Of Second and Jefferson
streets,) bleeding profusely. The woun'
dsd man informed the carrier that his
name was John Brown, that he was s
eompOsitor on the AvdlQGche, and tina,
he had been stabbed by some unknown
person.
The carrier Immediately gave the
alarm, and Brown was removed 10 the
room Of g friend named Mullins, (slso
an Avalanche cOmpOsitOr,l in the Jeffer-
son Block near where he was found.
Mullins and another printer named
Moore were in bed asleep when Brown
was conveyed TO his room, but they i'm
/ medisteIy rendered all sssistan0ein their
power to their wounded friend. Mullins
went after Drs. Lynch and INITIAL, who
attended as quickly ss possible. They
found Brown wounded in three
places - IN the groin. "a desper-
ate wound in the breast and ia
the abdomen. The knife had
glanced on a rib, when the wound in
the breast WIS inflicted, and conse-
QQeullN naU no zone muc0 DSEm, Out
the wound in the groin was through vital
parts. Although In his right mind,
Blown declared he did not know how he
received the wound, or who had inflicted
It. He had been with Mullins and Moore
sl night, and was with them be thought
when the stGbbipg wa done.
After examining the wounds the sur
gsons Sent Mullins for some chiOrOfOTm,
but while he was on his way for it he
was arrested, rs was Moore also, on sus-
picion Of having committed the deco.
Moore was held but a short time and
was discharged.
On Mullins person wss found the
scabbard of q Spanish dirk, which be
usually carried, but the knife was gone.
On search In the neighborhOod cf where
Brown Wss discovered, the knife was
found hid under the bricks In the little
alley back OF the st. Charles EatiEg
Mullins wss put IN . cell IN the First
District ~ststiOnhouse, and the affair was
brought before the grand jury which is
IN session, and S true bill found against
him for assault with attempt TO commit
murder. He was removed yesterday
evening 10 the county jail.
In the present condition Of affairs We
nom making any further CON-
on the affair.
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OLD Pluto Submits His C9Dclu'
EiOns.

WHEREAS, An election was held on
the 81 OF November last for eight MEM
bers Of Congress for the eight Congress
sionsl Districts in the State OF Tonnes
see and also for q for the State at
large; and,
Whereas, r. r. Butler, Horace May
nard, William B. Stokes, William +.
Prosser, Samuel 81. Arnell and Isaac u.
Hawkins were respectively elected from
the First, Second, Third, Fifth, Sixth
and Seventh Districts, as members ofthe
Forty-frst Congress, by q majority rang
ing at from two to ten thousand, rs also
was John B. Rogers for the State at
large; and
Whereas, There exist no controversy
In regard to the election Of these genLle-
men, | have this day caused certificates
of election to be made out in due form,
for each of the gentlemen above named I;
and,
Whereas, In the Fourth and Eighth
Districts contests exist between several
rival candidates;
Now, therefore, I, William g. Brown
J lew, Governor OF Tennessee, do submit
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AMUsEMENTs.

NEW MEMPHIs.-A not very full house
was in attendance LAST night, on the &C.
casion OF Miss HudsOn's farewell ben
eft, 10 witness the second representation
Of the Red Crook. We have already
given an opinion of the play, snd can
only say if there were any, merit in II,
It would have been made apparent last
night, for better actors have never been
cast in it, and probably never will be.
The exertions Of Hsmilton, McWade,
MslmbuTg, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Cline, and
Miss Plunkett, were most creditRble 10
them, but in this instance, were a thank
less task. Even McWade failed TO be
real f~unny-except where the fun was
"a mstinee-and a regular performADce
in the evening.
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O

Mai. Gen. Lorenzo Thomas, Adjatsnt-
General Of the army, is in the city,
stopping at the Peabody Hotel.
Emil Mayer, Esq, LETT yesterday for
the North to be gone some weeks.
Col. Kinloeh Falconer, Of the Holly
Springs Reporter, is al the Peabody.
Mr.. Joseph j. Powers, a gentleman OF
the best heart, a head clear as that of a
rapid thinker, a frst.class mechanic and
constTuetionist, announces this morning
that he is prepared to take orders for
iron bridges on any scale. His work on
our county jail is an enduring menu-
meRt Of his skill, and should satisfy rail-
road men az to his capacity for anything
he undertakes. We cordially endorse
him to the public Of the South, and be-
speak for him the encouragement of cor
porations and officials.
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CONSUMPTION CUBED.-Dr. Gabbert
can be found for q few dsys at the
Office of DR.. William Hewitt, 227
second street. The instrument and
medielnes used by Drs. Tichen0r d Cab
hert are entirely new. They are not
and never have been, used by any one
eIse. The instrument operates upon g
different principle from any heretofore
knoyp, and we sre ready to demonstrate
1vTbliedy and privately that il Is the only
- now in use which acts strictly In ae-
cordhnSe with known laws Of physiolo-
~, and i Is 9 EXPERIMENTATION 10 any
S SShe - aithef 10 form, appearance or
n-s9o,nle Of ~sDqlicstiOn. Call and see
for yourself
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REMoYAL.-The Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment is removed to 262
Second street, Mime. Vineent's blockl,
where its numerous patrons are respect
fully invited. Two years Of successful
operation in the process of dyeiug
and cleaning bas given this house entire
precedence. 1t claims to be the only
place in the South where gentlemenis
wear can be cleaned without the
old destructive mode Of securing. Every
ARTICLE OF ladies' apparel can be here reno
waited. Al kinds OF lace, pTints, Gid
gloves, plumes, and every article Of dress
goods cleaned, dyed, or new finished.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in every
Instance. ladies and gentlemen, call
and examine for yourselves. B. A.
HoiienSefg, nrnnr!etor. 282 Sseogd
street.
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READING matter 10 great variety, at
Joe LOcke's news steUd, 238A Main ST.
Among the latest arrivals aIe Die No
denwelt, Cooley for January and FehIu.
airy, Demorest, Leslie's, Hsrpers', New
Eclectic Appleton's Railway Guides,
Budget OF Fun, Comic Monthly, Yankee
Notions, ss well as q large stock Of other
monthlies, weeklies and dsilies. He also
hiss sn e~XtensiVe assortment Of Nslen-
fines Remember his number, 1864
Main street
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Go to }. d. E1wsrds' II you want the
finest pickles and tomato catsups at only
81 25 per gSilon the beat ever brought
10 Memphis. Aiso, as l have said be-
fore. when you cannot fad turkeys else
where, cell at 278 Second street, where
YOU will s9Esys find me The best se-
iect oysters NJ IS cents per can. Fine
Northern lake hsh always on hand at
the depot OF J. d. Edwards, No. 27S Sec
Snd h,reet.
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IEaIaLATIVE SUMMARY ii the Sen
ate Oh Wednesday, nothing OF any gem
eral importance wss done. In the House
abe only business OF importance was the
passage Of the resolution i~nstructing the
Governor to disOsnd the militia, which
wss passed by q vote OF % 10 p.
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THE new billiard Toom-Willett's-s
crowded, night and day, with admirers
Of the beautiful gsme Of billiards. 1t
has more the appearance Of 3 Partisan
cafe than any other establishment that
we know Of Ia the South.
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THANKS To AIr. Haggin, OF the
Southern Express, fOs ls:e favOrs.
To Mr.. VIM. b. Thompson, bar
keepsr at "Gsston's," No. 81 Adams
street, for a bottle OF delicious cocktail.
It was duly appreciated.
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Buckeye saIyP.-The great
remedy GOrthe cure sfPiIes,Just
received and for sale by " n.
WiIkeFsOn s. &C., Druggists. $40
Main Street.
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AL 4 knGWie1EeH InstitutsOu." -
" BRcWE's B~R0SCHLAL TROUHEs," are among
the acknowledged Institutions OF the land.
What wo1id our micist Is, our lGctureTs, our
lawyers do wtinUut these Invaluable ITSches =
To what an non o. " ahemE" and coughs
and thrpSL olsarit would We be all sub ecGsd
were = not Tor those all powerful and soothing
4ozeDges . We h-ve tried them, and they did
Us EOOd."-New YORK Waverley.
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PURCHASES Of furniture will find it
-satIv to tbSir advantage 10 call and
eTSrnine the furciture sicekofF Fegsn,
15S @acond street, irving Block.
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PROGRESSING -WCrk hiss been re-
sumed on the Baptist church on Second
street, neal Besli and it Is being rapidly
showed forward.
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DRowNED.-One on the negro deck
hands Of the steamer Liberty No. Z.
named Bob Shields, while ~Esning the
wheelhouse yesterday, fell overS0sl2 ana
was drowned.
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The DAILY APPEAL is delivered BIZ
faithful carriers, Seven times a Week for
twenty-five cents.
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DANGEROUSLY large new frame house
on Causey street, ~ side, four doors
south Of Beal, is in a very dangerous
condition, and is likely TO fall at
any moment. 1t ought to be pulled
down, before it falls and brushes some
Dasser.by.
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RFEKFYE kALVE---A fresh
su0uFy of The iuAty cele brat a
article for tie cure Of Plies, re
ceivea and for sale by
6. w. JONES 81 Co.
wholesale Druggists
23z Main street
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CONTINUED sales Of BleaGhed Muslins,
wamsutts, LOnsdale and other good
bfSDds, at Menken Bros.
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DR, JONES, st the Peabody Hotel,
strsipb.ened my sons eyes and improved
nc sicbt MICHAEL CARY,
Poutotoc street, Memphis
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Wanfeds-City ana cOuntrv psOs
pie 80 knOyV that we are Offering
0ur splendid sIOCk Of Boots,
shoes ana Hafs al retail. at less
than wholesale prices. Satisfy
yourselves by locking.
j. i. IGASULAN a CO.,
279 MRfn Street.
Goods not exactly I'm style less
49, .na
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BUCKEYE SALVE.--Theg great
remedy for Piles, jasa received
and for gale by
MAHSFEELD IL HIGBEEs
Wholesale DruggiAts,
SOI q SOB Main ST.
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IF yoH wsut good old Megi5ben whisky,
go 10 Meg!tbsn & Bro, 2Sl Main st.
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THE COURTS.

IF you want good old Megibben whisky,
go to Megibben & Bro, Isl Main st. I
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A MAD Doc was killed nesr the State
Female College yesterday, but not until
he had bitten several other dogs.
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IF you want good old Megib0en whisky,
90 TO Megibben & Bro, 25l Main 81.
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II O wen good old Megibben whisky,
20 TO MegibbeH 4 Bro, Isl Main ST.
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LADIES white Meriuo Hose, az > cts,
and other cheap goods, st Menken Bros.
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aEnEEllS APPEAL
0mee--No. fS jefferson Street..
CITY MATTERS.

If YOU want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben q Bro, Isl Main ST. 7
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FINE white Merino Hose, ct % cents,
and q cheap goods, ST Menken Bros.
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SALTS % Eallroidecies, Adglngs and
Insertirgs. al MteGken Bros.
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Main street

GARDEN and Flower Seed Just re-
eeIved st Goodyear & Falls Drug Store,
ogl hTain street.
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Ear Institution in New XcTk, and formerly
Surgeon 10 The Londcn (Eng Eye
aud Ear InnrmaTy,
TAs been persuaded TO make q Professional
II visit TO some Of the pFtD@ipaI cities In the
United Stat. :. thereby 70 bring his skill within
the reach OF the sfdicted thousands who could
not avail themselves OF It in New York. The
success o. d.. JOHANNES A. JONES in the
surg cal and Medical treatment OF the Eye and
Ear and Old Standing complaints. has been
looked upon with astionishment and JOY. The
press has recorded many OF the skiliful opera
tioEs. reminding me people that they cannot
always have D. !nnes with them, and not TO
deisy IL they need his services.
DR.. JONES is new praeticicg at the Peabody
House. Memphis, Tenn, where he will re.
main until Feb usry 18th, lS69.
In the treatment OF the EAR AND EYE, and
other Orglns of sen. e, II becomes necessary 10
have a good knowledge Of every thing pertain
ing to metipi9e and surgery. What are called
either the Old or the new schcol college, and
cen boast OF a Oue.si led education. DIR. JONES
has had q thorough education in both the old
and tbs new school medical colleges. and
Eye aud Ear IDarmsTiss and Hospitals
Of America AMI Europe, and his Di-
PlOIas from the sane hang in his Office.
II is impossible for a physician who has but
tbs usu5i medical education, to successfully
treat the Eye and Ear. Therefore DR.. JoSEs
has availed hiDssif Of all the advantages The
world afsfds TO ut himself for his natural and
chosen procession and OF his success The reader
may judge Oy the Glowing testimonials:
EAMES OF MEDICAL GENTLEMEN,
Through whose examination DR.. JOHANNES A..
JONES Das gone, and who have testified to his
soilIG Ia toe strongest language possible, by
placing their names 20 mis- diplomas, which are
suspended in hs ONCE, open TO the inspection
Valentine Mott, VI. d, LID. New York.
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CONTINUED sales OF Bleached Muslins,
Wamsutta, Lonsdale and other good
brands, ct Menken Bros.
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NAMEs OF MEDICAL oENTLxMEN,

Sir a, Moore, MD, a."
Prof DePfsR, MD, Paris
" PuiasEi Kadeski. Md, Vienna.
DR. JONES has a case OF 800 different kinds OF
medicines with him, comprising the best from
every part of the world, with which he cures
nearly all of the old. standing (ehroDiej diseases
that afdiot both sexes and persons of every age.
without any incoEyenience or neglect OF
Gross-Fyes Made Straight and Natural.
This operation can be performed In ali cases
without fsil, and Prof Jones will do II sue
AMAuK6s1s. or Nervous Blindness, skiIlfuIly
snrgsry.-Cataract operated for, Artificial
Pupil, Eneanthus, E~xcanthus, Ptosis, Ptery-
gium. NaVt Tor mothers mark removed. Tu-
mors In the Eye or r ar removed. Cancers ex-
tracted. Hernia Tor ruptuyel and Clue Foot
successfully operated upon. Enlarged Tonsils
inclsed, (cui) with improved Instruments for
that express purpose. Hare LIP operated for
duced for F.stula L~ashrymalls Tor watery syel.
LaryngotOmy and al dihicult and delicate ops-
Tstions in surgery per ormed on-nand with
skill snd the most improved Instruments DR..
Homes believes his are superior to
these OF any surgeoa in the United states, and
are in keeping with me ecn1nis and sci
tage in ali dificult operations over other good
surgeons, not one in a thousand o. whom pes
gass such q useful, uode-n, and magnificent
case OF costly surgical tools.
OTORkHGA, or discharge OF the Ears,
" hethsr caused by Scarlet Fever, Meassis'
Scro MA, Cold, or anything else, is cured by DR..
Jones IN old or young, and The hearing restored
or benefited. Two thirds OF the cases OF total
deafness m gnt be prevented Il this disease
OLD STANDING DISEASES can be pre-
scrloed for at once by DR.. Jones, and the patient
lions are performed Immediately before the
patient leaves the Doctor. All who are sfdicted
should come prepared 20 have UGH treatment
Immediately as they may need.
81 Read DR.. Jones advertisement relating to
the cure OF diseases OF the Lungs and Throat
IN another part OF this paper, jaa
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SALES Of Embroideries, Edglngs and
Insertings, at Menken Bros.
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Advertisements in this column Pa6-
1ished at 10 cents per line, each Insertion.
The cheapest and most conspicuous od-
Vertising knoun to the newspaper a0OTId,
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NoT1CEs.

PI,TCRHe TAKEN At !. DA1's
PEOtogrAph Gallery, IS Main II. jas
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oCuLIsT AND AURIST.
Capital Surgery & { hrOnIe Disease
ID r.. I'D N IA -
OF NEW YORK,

Late Physician and Surgeon OF Jones Eye aut
Ear Institution in New YoTk, and formerly
Surgeon TO The London Eng Eye
and Tar IndrmaTV.
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DoARpING.-Good Loard, with or without
X IodgIng. can De had ~ 81 Monroe ST. sew zraL
noe ryoms now vacant. Lay board reduced 70
s. per week 10 permanent DOaIdefA lo
Evening star., 1869-12-08
DIED.

SEhENAGRREFRx ,HER 4R THIay December h
alsoigins GienT92d Csmetery on ThuTsday at one
baltimore papers please copyI
NELsGN; DECEMBER sth; at . clock 3. m. Mrs.
aged 3 years- native from the county Of Caven,
Ireland.
Io attend her funeral, from the residence Of VIM.
MctonVey corner 81 4th and streets north, Thurs
'sT morning at 10 q clock.
FENIX. On Wednesday, December sth. ANNIE
Her fuac r,l will take place morrow Thursday.
from =. stephen Church. AZ rs ?. m.
FTNEEAL NOTICE-The remains Of the late
WILLIAM II. PALMER having been removed
#, m SeIu;R Point, Long Island, \ y. viii BE- in
town d - to-morrVw (Ihurslay) afternoon. at ;
Oci"sk. The relatives and personal friends of the
Il X fulIsiove. Esq. No 40 Market Street al p,
lnteTIneHt.
OBITUARY.
cari,t,. Va. on FRIDAY. the 81 Instant. portDr
IN Tn. eth of this most cstirsabie gentleman. the
immunity in which he had long lived. has lost one
of IL most valuable members A. a pious. I,vnut
and minister Of Christ he for many ears Ia
ture most faithfully in administering TO the spirit
nj wants of those whom Providence had placed nm
der his and he regarded by all who Knew
him a true and faithful foilower Of the master
IL w,~ the oldest physician ia the section where
De lived, aud was noted for his untring zeal and Ia
Tor. and fer his uniform Kind and affsctionate man
towards the afflicted To the poor. his services
we're always PrOmPtly rendered. without expectation
d reward ~ thi. lite tO them his purse alw ay
OPeu- and his heart full of sympathy
A. a man. Doctor Webb was a true and sincere
fffrft- an al1labic gcnti .nal, Possessed of many
mauly and Christian virtues, universally esteemed
aEd beloved by his neighbOrs. devoted husband and
father, and such his kind, cheerful, ami happy
G-io-itlon that hs presence always infused feelings
Of pleasure and JOY in those around him.
Uf his immediate family he leaves but one sister IN
mourn his loss. who, while grievng sunier this dis
pensatlon- ha the comforting reflection that ne has
gone to reap the rewards Of life spent in the faith
fui service of his Lord
heard voice from Heaven saving unto me-
write. Bleed the dead which die in the Lori
from henceforth- Yea, saith the spirit that they
nay rect from their labors; and their works Do fol-
low them. FL
Evening star., 1869-12-08
7 UMBER, WOOD, AND COAL.

consisting Of
White Pine, North Carolina, Virginia, and East
Cedar Posts, various lengths
Dressed Lumber Of ali kinds under cover
We Mssnnt' Oak, Ash, and Poplar, thorougiy Sea-
!. In fact, all kinds Of Lumber usually found In Q
celebrated sAs
"Lykens Valley"
"Luke Fidler,h and
Shamoken Red Ash Goals.
Locust Mountain aud other wen known White
oak :na Pine Wood. sawed and split and I'm the
fact, together with our wharf facilities enshis - -
cell AT prices that cannst fail TO be safsfsctorT
the ton.
Orders By mail promptly nlled.
+. EDWD CLARK D CO.,
Foot Of eth street East
ocs-u Branch yard Va. eve. and 9Th st. East.
Evening star., 1869-12-08

s<Y GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. S26 southeast corner Of 9Th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOTS
9N SExENTH STREET. IN THE NORTHERN
IN BY virtue of Deed of Trust, bearing date on
the lst day of April, A. D. 1868, and duly record
- ed i'm Liber Il. G. +. No. 81 Folio 56, &c, of the
Land Records for Washington county, d c., and by
direction of the party seedred thereby, will sell at
public auction, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of De
premises, all of Lot nsmbered ten (l0) in square
numbered four hundred and forty seven, Az in the
city of Washington.
Terms of Sale: One fourth in cash, (of which SIOo
must be paid at sale. deferred payments to be
made in one, two, and three years after date, with
trust to the satisfaction of the Trustee. the terms
Of sale are not complied with within five days after
day OF sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the property after week notice. at the risk and
cost of FIRST purchaser. All conyeyaneing and stamps
at purchasers cost, WM. H. WARD, Trustee.
no26-3aw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner 9TH and ID sire
.wASHINGTuN'S WILL
On THURSDAY, the 9th December next, we will
offer rare opportunity for profitable investment,
by selling to the highest bidder for cash, at auc
tlon store, at O'Clock p. some 900 of the only
authentic and complete copy OF last will and testa-
ment OF George Washington, with its deeply inter
esting particulars i'll pamphlet form, that has ever
been published; together with all the stereotype
plates complete; out of which any active man could
realize a handsome living.
Sale without reserve.
no q ,dc6,7.s,9 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.