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SheriHs Sale.

Under order cf Judge Of Probate.
II. L. Scott, Executor, us. James G. Kenneth
Ell at. tt ~
IN pursuance of an order made by the Hon.
IL William Hutson Wigg. Judge Of Probate
for Kichland County, i'll the above stated case,
VIII sell, on the til st MONDAY in June next,
in front of the Court House, in Columbia,
within the legal hours, the following property,
of which the late Harman G. Neuffer, died
possessed, viz:
All that LOTof LAND, in the city of Colum-
ha containing about one-hall acre; bounded
North by Pendleton street: East by Mrs
Yates lot; West by Richardson street, and
south ny lot belonging to the University of
South Carolina.
ALSO,
All that Tract of Land, in Richland County,
situated Oh the Winnsboro Road, about ten
miles from Columbia. containing four hun
dred and forty t44D) acres. moro or less; and
bounded on tho North by lands of Benjamin
Hodge; East by lands OF Tclford; South by
lands of Sigh, and West by lands Of Douglas
ALSO,
% Shares of Stock OF tho Columbia Gas
Company.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps
ana paptrs. u. +. FRAZEE, =. Il. G.
May ID NTH
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tary DISTRICTS have bsS 81 Instructed to- en-
force this oriSr.ts Z q lY?!ifl /. 81 ilg
:. FINAuCIAL26ND COmmEnOiAL.7 :

NEW York, May l4-Noon.-Stooks
strong. Money 5@6. Exchange-long
959; short 1915 Gold1424. Bonds 13
Iennessee's, ex.coupon, COZ; new 561s
Virginia's, ex-coupon, SO; new l69L
Louisiana's, old, '76; levee 6s rs; S's
91%; Alabama 8's 1O1@1011@; ,5's "a;
Georgia 6's SO; rs 95; North Caro-
Iina's, old, 4ST; new 242l; South Caro-
lina's. old, 90; new 80. Flour and wheat
quiet and steady. Corn dull and droop-
ing. Pork stendy-mess 20 SO. Lard
quiet-barrels 16A@l6N steam. Cot
ton dull and drooping-uplands 23aS;
Orleans 231s; sales 900 bales. Freights
dull.
7P. M.-Cotton heavy; sales 1,7oo
bales-uplands2 1925. Flour firm, 5(0IOc.
lower-snperfne State and Western 80
@5. 10. Wheat dull and declining, Corn
1c. lower. Pork Grmer. at 20. G2(029. rs.
Lard quiet-kettle 1G34@17. Ereights
dull. Money easy, at 4(95. with excep-
tons Mt 3. Bank statement favorable.
Sterling 934. Gold 14M@143I. Go
vernments strong. Bonds firm.
BALTIMoRE. May 14.-Flour easier;
receipts light-Howard street super
8. 5.25(95.75. Wheat-red Maryland, firm
at 50@l.G0; Pennsylvania dull, 1870
- H. WI u Aui'- hlto L. lO\(Dl.A 20, yellow
1.15@1.17. Provisions firm and un-
changed. Wheat very dull, but un-
changed. Cotton-middling 23Ii; sales
500 bnles; stock 1926.
BosToN, May II Cotton quiet and
steady middlings 23al; sales 200 bnles;
stock 5000.
CHARLESTON, May 14.-Cotton dull
middling 2214; sales 500 bnles.
AUGUSTA, May 14.-Cotton market
closed dull and easier; sales 1876 bales
middIing 211S@2l5i; receipts 1876.
SAVANNAH, May 14.--Cotton dull
middlings 211l; sales SO bales; stock
MOBILE, May 14-Cotton steady
mid.lling 22la; sales 100 bales; stock
1855.
New ORLEANS, May 14.-Cotton ouiet
but firm middling 223dM22%; sales
l,500 bales; stock 1872. 1873. Prime sugar
1871. Prime reboiled molasses rs. su,~s
GALVESTON. May 14.-Cotton very dull
and unsettled, and accurate quotations
cannot be given-good ordinary 19@
10!4; sales 800 bales; stock 27,45l.
LONDON, May 14--Noon.- --Consols 941 4.
Bonds 80.
PARIS, May 1.-THE Bourse opened
firm-rentes 75f. 12c.
LIVERPOOL, May 14-3P. M.-Cotton
closed quiet and irm-middling uplunds
1116; Orleans 1l2l@12.
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SheriH7s Sale,

Under order OF Judge of Probate. EL pd,1e
Mrs. Sophia Ewart uS j. s. Guienard et
nl.-Peli'ion fo,. Do,oer
I pursuance Of an order made by the Hon :.
IL orablo William Hutson Wigg, Judge OF
Probate for Kchland County, will sell, on
tho FIRST MONDAY in June next, in front of
the Court House, in Columbia. within the
legal hours.
all that LOT, or parcel of LAND, eituated
bounded on the North by lot formerly OF
Mrs. Black, but now OF the estate Of James s.
Guignard. and measuring thereon 20S feet,
measuring thereon AZ feet, more or less; on
the South by lot OF the estate of James s.
Guignard, measuring thereon 208 feet, more or
less, and on tho West by Richardson street
at the risk of purchasers, al former sales
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps
md papers. p. f. FRAZEE, s. r. c.
May Is NTH
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saaEsasIse j s Ig lIsiIs;: ],
ForeIgn .Now1El.

LIsBoN, May 13.-A Rio Janeiro steam.
ter has arrived and reports formidable
rebellion in the eArgentiue Republic, with
some fighting. No results.
The returning Brazilian soldiers from
the Paraguayan war were received with
great eclat.
. .PAR1s. May 13.-The Alarsei0aise news
paper has been again seized.
HAVANA, May 13.-Diego and Gaspar
Auero. companions of General Goicouriu,
who escaped with him to Guajaba Key,
have been captured on that island by u
party OF marines from Spanish gun
boats. Who were pursuing them, and are
now on their way to Havana under strong
guard. Their arrival is hourly expected.
Immediately on their arrival a court.
martial will be summoned and the pri-
souers placed on trial An American or
English colonel, who fed to Gunjaba
with Goicouria, died on the island, Of
starvation. It is supposed that Ergan
and three pilots succeeded in making
their escape from the island.
PARIS, May 14.-Great preparations
are progressing for the proclamation of
the ple6iscite vote. The Emperor will
deliver an oration. Several editors, i'm
plicated in the February plot, have been
Aoerateu, 1ucluuinS MlIl1ere ana Ke-
gault, of the MarseiAaise. The magistrates
yesterday convicted forty-nino persons
and acquitted eight.
LONDON, May IA heavy shipment
OF dollars from Mexico is expected in a
few days. The Times predicts that
woman's rights is doomed in this Parlia
ment.
The bodies of the victims of the Greek
Brigands arrived here to-day.
LISBON. May IA formidable insur-
rection is reported in the island OF
Madeira, and troops have been despatch
ed there.
VIENNA, May 14.-Austria's answer to
the Pope is verbal, but cold and un-
sympathizing.
FLORENCE, May 14.-Some political
disturbances occurred hero yesterday
but after several arrests, quiet was re-
stored.
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MANHOOD:
How Lost! How Isestor

How Lost! How Restored!
Just published, IN sealed enrelope Price cts.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT
MEN L, and Radical Cure nf Sperm atorrhea or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions,
Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage
generally; Nervousn, Consumption, Epi
lepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca
paciIy, resulting from Self Abuse, &c, by
Mobt. . j. Cuivcrwell, M. D., author OF The
"Grecn Book" &c.
"a Boon TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seal. in IL plain envelope, to any
address, post-pnM. OH receipt Of six cents, or
two postag" stamps, by CilAS. j. g. KLINE
4 CO. 127 BoWery, New York, Post Omc.
Box 1856.
Also DR.. Culyerwells Marriage Guide, -
price % ccnta. Nav 3 3mn
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Sherif's Sale.

HHCR1 III D1l0s -,
Under order OF Judge of Probate EE pnyte
for sale, De- 80, -.ls ~
IN pursuance OF an order made by the Hon
l. orable William Hutson Wigg, Judge Of Pro-
bate for Richland County, in the above stated
next, in front OF tho Court House, in Oolum-
bia, within the legal hours, ~ s:11
All that tract OF LAND in Richland County.
containing tivo hundred and eighty-seven
.5S7l acres, End bounded by lands Of DR.. La.
others.
Tho above will be sold at the risk and costs
Of the former purchaser Samuel b. Thomp-
sale.
TERMS oFSALE.-Ono-thir cash, the balance
on credit of one and wo years. Purchaser
to give bond, with approved personal securi.
ty, and mortgage Of the premises, and to
pay for stamps and papers.
May 10 NTH P. +. FRAZEE, S. r. C.
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Sheriff g Sale.

Robert Howell and Michael G. Howell as. Jo-
seph Howell. Elizabeth Chaplin. John j.
Chaplin, Charles Howell Oin Howell, Jesse
J! Howell. Catharine 2. Howell, Daniel II.
Howell, Mary H. Howell, and Sarah McCol-
lum-BW for Partition in Equity.
pursuance OF the dccretal order of the
IL Circuit Court sitting in Equity in the above
stated case, will sell, IN the FIRST MONDAY
III June next. in front Of the Court House in
Columbia. within tho legal hours,
lnmbia, ntaining four a. acres, bounded by
Lady, Barnwell. Gervais and Henderson
streets.
The above described property will be divided
and sold in lots of one-fourth Ofun acre, each,
and can be treated for privately.
TERMS OF SALE--Cash for 0ne-h Of bid;
balance in ono year; secured by bond and
mortgage IF tho premises sold. Purchaser to
pay for stamps and papers.
april 20 NTH r. F. FRAZEE, 8. r. C.
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Notice of Assignee's Sale.

]'oORoO o1 'RooIt5 I1cC o CdI6.
pCRSuANT to an order obtained, 1 will sell,
l. ut Newbcrry Court House, s c., tho notes
aud accounts of Jacob Luther AnlI, bankrupt
on Monday, the 23l day Of Nav inst. Terms
OF sale cash. ISAIAH HALTIWANGER.
May IL lU Assignee.
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For Sale.

DIrKSONS IMPROVED COTYON SEED.
GROWN from Seed purchased directly OF
VI MIR. David Dickson, in 1867, and carefully
preserved from mixing or adulteration with
other seed.
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail.
road, at 300 per bushnI, for any amount un-
der bushels, or at sl.50 per bushel, for all
amounts in excess of bushels.
a. p. AMAKER, st. Matthew's, S. C.
respectfully refer to tho below named gen.
tlemcn, who purchased Seed of me last spring,
tor il formation touching the purity and supe.
riority of tho Seed, to wit: Hon. Il. J. Good
wyn, DR.. a. II. Tabcr, Fort Motto; p. N. Hou-
thow's; L. Il. Beckwith, Esq, Jamson's: and
Captain L. II. w. Briggmann and W. b. Muller,
Esq. Orangeburg Court House all CT Orange.
burg County, 4. q. Feb II 3mo*
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CONTINUATION
Gle ar a nee S ale s..
Special Lines Of Goods
THIS WEgEK.

SEVERAI cases more Of those cheap LONG
~ CLOTHS.
len cases more new style PRINTS
Onr entire stock of DRESS GOODS at a still
further reduction
We have marked down tho whole stock of
Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladies' Linen Cambria handkerchief, GO
cents n dozen and upwards
Irish Linens, Table Damasks, Napkins,
D1ylies and Housekeopers' goods generally
Ladies' and Gontcmcn's Summer Under
vests. AS these goods always command fair
profit, the great reduction will be seen and felt
in the pocket.
Wo will not particuarize any more. Our
entire stock must be sold, to cnablo us to
mako the improvements which we shortly in.
tend To commence.
Mays j. H. & M L. KINARD
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WILLIAM GLAZE

lit AS JUST RECEIVED another lot Of iino
ILL English and French SPECTACLES, the
best OF scotch pebble. The French Pcrcsco-
PIC Scotch GIasscs arc superior to any Ancri-
can Glass made. Get the best Glass and save
your sight. WM GLAZE.
Nav 8 Aim
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Has just received very largo and beauti-
IL ful stock Of SPRING GOODS, selected
with great caro-. which will be disposed of as
low as tho times Will admit. 1t Is enough to
say to the public, that our buyer was in the
market late i'll the season, and reaped the
benefit OF tho rocent and very great decline in
prices: In BOOTS and SHOES, nave every
thing the eye could fancy, and each article
warranted as represented. NV stock of HATS
cant be surpassed i'll style and quality, and
will guarantee prices as low as any house in
the State.
have paid special attention to my Jobbing
Stock, i'll both branches, and am prepared to
offer rare Inducements to tho trade.
BE sure to call ono door North Of Columbia
Hotel, as early as possible, and secure bar
gains: A. SIYTHE.
April 81
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CLOTHING
Must be Sold y!

WE have about SO. coo in CLOTH
ING, more than VIC can realize on
this Spring, and We are anxious to
get rid Of somo Of it, and will sell
VERY CHEAP for that purpose.
Onr stock is the largest, in our
line, that has ever been brought
to this city. Handsome Goods,
and bought right. Large line of
BOYS AND CIIlLDREN's STRAW
HATS AND CLOTHING. New
styles of MEMS "yENTILATOR
HATS"
Best Fitting SHIRTS. Itisnow
generally admitted that we arc
making to order THE FINEST
CUSTOM-NADE GARMENTS IN
THE STATE. Call and examine
for yourselves.
X. s. w. c. SVyAFFIELD,
April II
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The attention OF tifaslroad Il fneH $5iia
called tolla circular, recently published
by the National Watch Company, CON.
tanning testimonials of the correct run
ming OF the Elgin Watches upon railroad
trains. from the Superintendent of the
Pennsylvania Central, the Philadelphia
and Erie, the Chicago, Alton and st.
Louis, the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, the Union Pacific, the Michigan
Central, and Michigan Southern, the
Hudson River, the New York Central.
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, the
Chicago and North western, and the
Winona and st. Paul Railroads. It
seems to be recognized fact among
railroad men that the Elgin Watch is the
best railroad time-keeper yet mnde.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-11

RIVER IMPRovENENr.-Elsewhe will be
found some very interesting particulars con-
corning the important work OF river improve
inert now being carried out under the direction
OF General Michler. Though the amount of
the appropriation $50 O0O) will not enable all 10
be done that Is required, still a very good be-
ginning will have been made.
The plan Of filing the fats south of the White
House With the excavations from tue channel i
"A good one, and is to the same general effect AZ
that Of Mr.. w. ID. Wise, presented some wears
ago 10 the columns of The STAR. Mr.. Wise,s
plan proposed the redemption of all the mala-
rious fats nj the mouth OF the canal aud near
the White House by deposits from the canal and
river channel. It also proposed the draining of
James Greek, and the use of the deposit there
from in filling up the adjacent low grounds.
The flats south of the white House aud the
marshes OF James Greek may be said - be the
plague spots Of the city. The latter have been
partially reclaimed BY the cutting Of the chan
mel above the Arsenal grounds, but the White
House fats continue TO poison the air With their
rank vegetation during the malaria season, and
should not be permitted to exist IA the imme-
date vicinity OF the Executive Mansion and the
Department Offices TIE STAR has for years
been hapmering at this nuisance, and now vs
are glad 70 be able to say that there 10
OF its abatement.
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Elections occur to-day in the States of Penn
sylvspia, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa. and Nebraska
Pennsylvania will elect twenty-fopr members
OF congress, besides members OF the legislature.
and county officers; Ohio " IL vote for secretarv
or State, supreme court judge, comptroller. one
member the board of public works, nineteen
members OF congress, and county officers:
Indiana will select a secretary of State, eleven
members o. congress, auditor, treasurer, AT, ,r-
ney general, and superintendent OF public in
strueton; Iowa will vote for a seer etarv of
state, auditor, treasurer, attorney general, reg
lister OF State land Office, clerk ana rep1rte, az
the supreme court, thr ee justices of the supreme
court, and siS members of congress: and Ne
brsska wil elect governor, a full State ticket
and one member ofcopgress. The congressiona
delegations from these States in the presen.
congress stand as follows: Republicans in Penn
sylvania Is, Ohio II, Indiana, Iowa 6; Nebrask.
i; total &c.
Penn>ylvsnia in 1868, gave a majority for
Grant Of ,sss, and 9,677 in favor or republican
candidates for congress in the same year; Ohio.
IN le6e, gave majority of Al 19O, and II 1888 re-
publican majority in the Congressional election:
iHuiana gave Grant 1912 majority, and a repub-
ican majority OF 9Gi in the cong .ess;opal cleo.
ion' Iowa gave majority for Grant OF $3.50.
and for her republican candidates tor c,ne,ess
of 4s2f5, and Nebraska gave Grant 1909 ma
joriiy' and the republican candidate Tor con-
gress 1895.
Ihe main interest centers upon the congress
slonal elections, as there are sixt one members
to be chosen, enough to decide the Political
complexion OF the next House OF Representa-
tiVCs.
In Ohio the close districts are the Sd
tSehenek's), 9th (Smithis), 9Th (Shellabar.er's),
and 10th (BiDgham's). Granting a lo1s of two
members, the republicans feel sure of gaining
one in the 1st district, SO that the nGmerical
change Will be slight.
In Indiana there will be no material change
IN the representation, which now stands six
republicans TO five democrats.
In Pennsylvania, which now stands seventeen
republicans to seven democrats, the latter con-
hdently hope TO gain the 18Th, 10TH and 21st
districts, and the republicans expect to gain
the 9Th.
In Iowa and Nebraska no change seems 70 be
anticipated in the complex ion OF the congress
sonal deleg .Cons.
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The paragraph in yesterdays STAR in refer
nee 10 The "octette" OF the Bo1rd OF Alder
eh delaying the canal improvement seems to
we had sood effect, for . Ger il was read 70
-s BOARD last evening by Alderman Chase he
oaueec re- olution looking 10 The c 1nsider-
on on We Important mu-ieip Il brs;ness NO
PenS ~ IN re board, which led to an informal
% az ~ 80 a ,our members Of the mInorit,
a.. =. e v .A u VII unite with the msjori., in sc
eion On tIe hayors nominations ON Mona.v
evening, the 22j inst, and tia, No.. n 'onoAy
next vii be devoted exclusively 10 e. o.',1
pressing business now pending. AIso. the 49,,
with remarkable unanimty, set aside all go. :,
business to confirm the Mayors nomin.,ions -
Messrs. >. V. Sweetland and William Div, =.
commissioners OF the canal under the sc. .
Congress-.
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LOR SALE-A new and well finished five room
L HOUSE, with water, gas and fpe yard, in a de
sirable location. Also, of SEVEN NEW
HOUSES, of five rooms each. with water, gas and
ever, in the most central location the city This
is a rare chance for Investment; the houses are
all under rent to pei manent tenants. viii be sold
low for cash or on long time il desired The owner
is anxious to leave the city and would offer ndu @
ments to purchasers.
Address NJ. A, Star Office. oclOstr
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BOARDING.

L ROOMS can be secured by apply ing at 4 ) l2th
street, Between and The most select part Of the
er ces given and required. oclO 2wr
INHE BEST OF PLAIN, CLEAN, SUBSTAN-
~ TiAL TABLE BOARD can be had with the
HlGEIAN CLUB, at s07 and $40 street
afew doors west Of Post Office Department, for 30
cents per meal 6g cents per days So co per week and
Sl5 per month; invariably in advance Breakfast
from 10 II: Dinner. from 5 to 7. Also, cheap
FURNISH ED ROOMS by the day, week or month
Apply at the Office, No. eO7. se 2.-Ims
EIKsT CLASS BOARD, WITH PHEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on Reasonable
terms at 1901, cor. Pennsy lsania avenue and 10th
street. Good location and accessible. mh23- ly
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Europe twitted us with laundering after war
debt as thing to be proud of, when we were
stan ping out the rebellion at such enormous
cost. We can now return the compl;m mt.
Great Britain has a load Of indebtedness that
forbids her from takiDga part in the present
wa MUS. France had debt before the war
amounting to about $3.50 10000, and to this
must now be added The enormous expenses of
the present campaign both on her IN account
and perhaps on that o. Prus5ia. The Germans
h2ure out their expenses already at $1,000
OCOtoO, and that mus; be shouldered by either
France or Germany, CT divided between them.
Ard all this expense in a war that has lasted
scarcely As many months as ours did years.
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w. y. Clsrk, wto died in Indianapolis last
week, was ano, her Victim of the National Hotel
oropirg, at Washington, thirteen years ago
Erchdp 6.
Rather slow case of poisoning, We have
nodoubt, that. sixty years from now, chaps dying
or ext eme old age " III be set dow Is victims
of the NatiOral Hotel disease"
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NOLD WEATHER. Is APPROACH
" ING.
AND WE Al L MID THE PROTECTION OF
WARM GARMENTS,

WARM GARMENTS,
But tender childhood has its fist claim upon us
therefore have provide for the little ones be- er
assortment Than ever 1 had before, AMI would
respectfully call the at enion Of the Lcdies<fo my
beautiful and la &c variety Of
Children's extra lorg Fenoy WOOL HOSE
:" sCARLET ard Blue HOSE.
WHITE MERIhO sOCks AMI HOSE
Cbfdrcn's wHITE COTTON, extra long, aud
other HOSE.
Chi dren's Hpnd Knit sAQUES HOODS, LEG
GINS, EoOrs, MiTTs, ard CLOAkS.
Also; INFANTS ES and COMBS, SAFETY
a1s f BoXEs Or BY the
Ladies and Cents all wool WHITE ard COLOREp
HOSE Ribbcd and Plain.
SCARFS, long ard short, from 25c up
HOODS. NJ ." a " No ""u
Ladies' VESTS, from 81 up.
Misses and Boys VISITS, 10 all sizes.
full assortmeHt OF TOILET ARTICLEs, perhaps
the largest Kept In ode place.
HEEsrITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs,
from Ec. mp.
Gents oil LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, from
Ladies' real MOROUCO sATCHRLs, from 8 .souu.
500 TRAVELLING. MARKET, WORK. LUNCH
and other BASKETS, direct from the factory
EMB ROIDERED SLIPPERS and CUSHION.
Fire ANGOLA WOOL.
CEOCHET ard KNITTING NEEDLES
1000 NEW PATTERNS FOB EMBEOIDsRY
Tezether y ith such an assortment Of NOTIONS,
at the GREAT vGRIETf Bxz Sll Ro 81 O' found
u. 0ILVERBER0.
312 SEVENTH sTREEr,
BETWEEN PENNsYLvANIAA AVENUE ASDD STREET.
p. S.-A look at his handsome Bow Windows will
repay you the trouble TO take it. oc III fr
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
~ COLUMBIA.
M ""'sa :, :, aoea, Eq. Doc 10.
This cause has been referred to me TO state the
trustee account and distribution of IL fund in his
hands Creditors and all parties interested are mott
ned TO atterd and be heard 10 the premises, at my
OH, 2, on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at II m.
ocll u W. b. COX, Auditor.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
- COLUMBIA.
Lewis ct all
Deale ct al
This cause has been referred to me with instruc-
tioDs to state the Trustees account and the dstri
button OF the fund in his hands Parties nterc ted
ere noG6ed TO Att nd and be heard in the premises
at my office, on SAL URDAY, the 18th inst at / o m
cells WALTkR b. cox, Auditor