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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19
EVENING STAR
0RTYFIRST CONGRESS-.
Page Of the Naval Appropriation
SATE--After our report closed

SATE--After our report closed
b1l TO enforce the fifteenth amendment
toe constitution was discussed by Messrs
Tfinan, Edmunds, Stockton, Sherman. Hov-
la.)-
i Senate then took a recess until 30 O'Clock
e evening session was devoted exclusively
70 speech from Mr.. Cragin on the bill to sup
pH pelygamy in Utah. He advocated its
tcHge In f0rcible address, in which he re-
{ feei the whole history Of MormOnsm.
HOJSF.-After our report eIosed-the Naval
.pPopr1auon bill being under consideration.
NJ Washburns amendment TO the pending
,argTaph IN relation to the paw OF commits
.iord and warrant officers, fixing the pay abso-
utsy at the rates given in yesterdays STAR
Nasagreed to, and Is in lieu of the 80 per cent.
ampdment offered by Mr.. Stevens, OF New
4TIshire. The amendment also provides that
,fPers OF the like grade.
r. Sargent (Csl.) moved to amend by in
cyssing the number Of enlisted men aud bows
iIhe navy from $500 to 10000. The amend
motion of Mr. washburn, an amendment
W agreed TO appropriating $4,000 for con
tRent expenses.
N motion of Mr.. Archer, CMd..) the para
gph in relation to the civil establishment
. navy yard at Portsmouth, n. H., under the
heau OF Yards and Docks, was amended by
skiing out the appropriations for chief account
a, clerk 70 chief accountant, and gate keeper
n detective, thus reducing the appropriation
-alut $4,000. A similar amendment was made
II eiation to the navy yards at Boston, Phila-
dG'hia, Norfolk, Mare Island, and Pensacola.
TIE result OF these amendments was a reduction
ot1early $4,000 in the amount Appropriated
10 the Bureau of Yards and Docks.
Il 40 =. m, the House took a recess until
10 p. m.
At the evening session, the paragraph appro-
psting $4,000 for preparing and Publishing
nls, charts, nautical books, hydrographic in.
fCmatlon, was, on motion Of Mr.. Washbrrn.
sIended TO appropriate $40 900.
1r. Sargent moved to amend the paracranh
tpropriating 500 600 for labor in the Bureau
nOrdnance, at the Nayy-yards, by making it
After warm debate the amendment of Mr.
sigent was rejected, by a large vote.
On motion of Mr.. Washburn, $50 900 were
AIDED TO the bill for contingent expenses of the
Breau OF Medicine and Surgery, with proyiso
oered by Mr.. Stevens, that in disbursements
IT funeral expenses of naval officers, no dis
eilllnation shall he made between the line and
sat. N
IN additional professor of chemistry was pro-
yued Tor, and reduction of two assistant pro-
fssors was made at the Naval Academy at An
rapOlis. ~ An
The committe then rose and reported the bin
t6the mouse The amendments were then con-
erred IN, and the bill passed. =.
1he House, then, at 10 O'Clock adjourned.
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DIED.

CROGEN- On 18th instant. MAY MARGARET
infant daug hter of John g. and Annie E. Crogen
aged months. 49, NA'9N4'
he relatives and friends Of the family are invited
Z atteEd her funeral trsm North street, between
Sth and oth streets east this evening at O'Clock
PATTERSON. On Wednesday evening, 18th in
slant, CHARLES, aged year months, only chilli
OF Annie h. and the late Robert Patterson
riends and acquaintances are invited to attend
his funeral, on Friday. nth instant at O'CLOCK
m, IRON his mothers residence. on ID street sOuth
between 81 and 4th SITS. east, Capitol Hill.
SPEAkMAN. On Thursday, May 18Th AT f,ur
ocicek a m, OF heart disease, HAYES SPEAK
His friends are requested 20 attend his funeral
from The residence Of y. q. p ShOenlAke err seventh
street road on Sunday evening, May 22d at O'Clock
+
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CHARLIs HKRzBERay LOAN OFFICE.
ssi sTRfkT EoRfH.
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.
CLERKh OfFIcI
Hor.E OF RzrnIsESr1TIyrs 9;

HorsE OF RKfREsKSrATIvEs q, D.,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nay u, 1870
fealed Proposals viii he received ct this once
until u O'Clock m: Of the nth instant for furnish.
ing Iof the nse OF the nonss o. for
needed, Of the best N0kfHE kN Ion bidder, viii
stare the sneunt pr 100 poends. No bids win be
uulsfs accompanied By satisfactory references and
secr ry N the sum Of too thoussnd dollars win be
IDWARB MCPHERSON,
mTS Clerk II. B. y.
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A HEATED TERN IN CAIIroRS1A Tho nao-
Die OF California are complaining of cheated
term On the 5th instant the mercury stood at
/. degrees Fahrenheit, in the shade, at San
harysyllle II reached TO 90; at Sacramento %
ana at Los Angeles %. Even in the northern
latitude OF Portland, Oregon, ID reached to "a
Il.eE great complaint of drought throughout
California. The rainy 50 aSon is over anil tbe
rain to GO them.
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I limited STATES MARSHAL 3 SALE

In virtue Of two writs of feri facias, issued from
the Clerk once OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
trct OF Columbia, and to me directed will sell at
public sale, for cash, in front of the Court House
May. 1870 at O'Clock D. m, all of J. p Bartholow
tight, title clam and interest in and TO enc large
Ing on street north, between 9th and 7th Streets
west, on the Canal in the city of Washington, In
said District, seized and levied upon the building
OF r. Barthoow, and will be sold to satisfy exc
sutlons Nos. $50 and 5.794, one in favor OF Oscar
Barnett, and the other in favor of Francis Mohun
& Sons. ALEX RI SHA RIP
my1S dtds United States Marital n n
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7 5. MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue OF wrt Of feri fscias, issued from the
Clerk once OF the Supreme Court of the District
oil and to me directed will sell at public
District, on MONDAY, the sd day Of May instant,
iav, at ~ o clock m, all q. w. q. Eslia's right,
ntle, claim and interest in and 10 Lots Nos IS and
~ OF HAYES subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, in the
county OF ashington, d. O., together with all and
angular the improvements thereon, fronting "a "a
iOo Of feet on 1th street turnpike road alf loo
Of G.: w. O.. Eslin, and win be sold to satisfy
execution No. 6.6a, in favor Of Browning
May Cd, 1870. Imy 4dtdI - Hsr sbhAiT q n
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RATHER WE'D THAN LITIGATE-An interest
ng breach OF promise SUIT, that had progressed
!or some IN the Wythe county CVaD Circuit
Court, between Miss Kitty Early, a somewhat
eideriy maiden, and Mr.. Craig Carter, an
eIdeTly Lothario, was brought to a sudden ter
parties interested. "a 'Aie
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER
OF STREET NORTH AND I3L STREET
WEST, AT AUCTION
IL On THURSDAY. the 18th inst at O'Clock
EH P, m, we shall sell, ON the premises. all Of Lot
% NO NO and carts of Lots and in Square No.
deep, with the improvements, (Which will be sold
altogether or divided and sold into parcels TO suit
purchasers known Is the old Maher House. This
property offers inducements to persons wishing 10
buy property suitable for building large hotel or
Terms: One-fOurth cash; balance in s, IL, IS and n
months, Tor notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises All conveyancino
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
SlOO down on the day of sale.
mlS-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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w. B00kBIhDER AND PAPER RULER
No. 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10Th and
ts .llth streets, south side.
Bookn sleeAntly or plainly bouud Periodicals.
snd nevsDapsrs carefully attended to. itD-T
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yirri.ss N~rI

The Manassas Gazette says:-ssCannon & Nc
Lean have just sold u acres OF land near this
Village belonging to q. H A. Weldon to Sam
vel Bonner, OF Oneida county, n. Y. for % 40.
=. acres of land four miles from Mxnsssas
OF New York, for IS, 900. los acres belonging to
John g. Poor, to Peter Hayes of New York, for
~ .a6a, half cash.
The Pearisburg Gazette says:-'.The valuable
tractor mineral land sold two years since, by
Gen. Chapman and the heirs of GUY. ID. French,
to the metropolitan, Mining and Manufacture
ing Company of the District OF Columbia, for
$50, 900, was, on Tuesday last, sold under a
decree of court, for the purchase money, and
brought a, 100, the original owners becoming
the purchasers-oA EEL1tlr BIZ
A. N Doane has sold his farm, in Prince
William County, consisting of 40 acres at $50
York.
The house o. Mr.. f. M. Lewis, at Manassas
was burned down on the 10th inst.
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ny COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoneers,
- successors 10 James q, Mcclure 4 Col
Southwest corner Penn, ay enue and nth street

FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOT ON VERMONT
AVENUE, AND NEAR THE ARLINGTON HO-
TEL AND PUBLIC SQUARES, At AUCTION.
a On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May "a, at $50
oo clos X, Ia front of the premises, we will sell
LOT No. Is, in square ZIG, having front of Is
feet inches the west side Of Vermont avenue be-
tween and Il Streets with an average depth of 100
feet to 10 foot alley. This lot commands a view of
the river and Fort Washington; is in the immediate
neigbborhood Of the Aringto Hotel, Lafayette aud
Scott squares, and should command the attention of
persons desiring frst-c lass location. 'E 49,,
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six aud
u moDths, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises Conyeyances and stamps at cost Of
purchaser. 9lC0 deposit ut time of sale.
DlS-d&ds COOPER q LATIMER, Aucts.
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~ 1W IX Kss LINZ
tHx VIA CANAL,
VA, WASHINGTOE, AND
GEoB0BTOWN, D. q.
RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Train, ,.,v.., v.sp,ra wAsHrssTOs, Iss.
E Eash kkS fSSTi RSS T fSs - As
WEsT are now run a. follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
and ia25 $50 s5a ao $50 81 and sss $50
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
and $50 and $50 oPf o M al and $50 L. M
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
No train TO OF from Annapolis sunday.
on SUNDAY.
Leave at 9 A. M, aHd $50, $40. and 500
Leave at A M, and $50, and 500 p. NJ.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave sS daily e5Sept Saturday and Sunday, at A.
On Saturday at 2 A M, asd $50 Pm.
Meeting AZ ReIsy station MIN ram r OILY con
10 Wheeling, Psrkorsburg, &c.
Through tickets 70 the West can be had AZ The
day: Also, at The Company once, 4oS PeH T We
vsnla avenue Passengers purchasing tickets at the
rage called for and checked at their residence tassr
,.I.s Ssx 3 and Boston I'd
-; WILsoS, Master Of Transportation
nO0 GEO. s. RooST 2sr Genera nsse assn si'
II
NEW IoRk. A'D - &4
A., Train, between WASHINGTON ssd new foBK
fOR NEW YORK, tcifAoa esazse of onys
Il Leere daily Except Sunday at m, and is:xs
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
IL Leave daily except Sunday At g. m, and 12ts
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York at 500 p. m. and Phfladel.
phia at $40 D.. M.
Sleeping cars for New York on p m train only.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New YORK. or
Boston can be had at the Station ONCE at ali hours
In the day. Also, at the Oompany's once, No. 400
rennsyN anna avenue Passengers purchasing tick
their baggage called for and checked al their resi
car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement IN,
liz and the West.
J. l.. WILSON, Master OF characterization
L. N. C0LE, General Ticket Agent
no0 GEO. D. KO0NTz, Agent, WashinRton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

ne SUP editors and reporters of the AL
bany dailies have dubbed together and startaa
a sunday paper (''The Press'O on the co-opera-
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS,
y Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers. W.
southeast corner Of 7th and ID str eets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ks BETWEEESSo frl AND SN l'T s fTkEEs
SOUTH, At AUCTION. 80
tine s ss aiY .s Fl n af X
saT OF Dy virtue Sf deed q trust aatsG The sst
Liber and No 5, folio y, etc. one Of The land
records for Washington county, in the District OF
and BEING in ,aa eS ST Of GG d lying
the ground plat thereof the north half Of lot mum.
df the sx hIndTS
ing o. two two story frame houses and out uldngs
in f Sy IL es@
sn ns p Ss Al II and
terms Of sale are not complied with within five days
resell the dSy oa se ts trustee the
ing purchaser or purchasers by advertising the sale
three times In some neTspsrer published in Wash
myi1eoddds GREEN = W william Tr Ksets
RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
n q, aS Scrs and Real Estate Brokers
NO. OBS southeast corner OF Seventh and streets.
TRRUsTEES SALE OF AN ALMOST NEW
TENTH sTkEET S6RrH%SEEssFf, $50 SO t OLD
kH SpE isLR REkTw EEkSHEs sTsEET hN6
SEVEN YEARsoIT A TOT Nun ONE 10
s Of S SFSd s sea adG d Sate
- corded in Liber T and Il, No. II, foiios 234,
county, D. c., and 10y the written direction OF the
h9der OF one OF the notes secured there BY we will
sell at public auction, upon the premises on TUES.
DAY the 2ist day Of May, D. $50, at O'clock D.
m all OF Lot numbered ninety. $50, } in Joseph
heey subdivision of tho west half of SOW are num-
bered three hundred and sixty-fiye (3S5J said Lot
fronting eighteen (lS) feet the east side of Tenth
street northwest between street and Rhode leland
Avenue and running back los feet a ten (lOp feet
alley. and improved by handsome three-story
brlck Dwelling, containing seven rooms, hall front
and back yard, with elegant pump Of water gas and
water pipes through building o. 80
Terms All over and above s.. sO0 of the purchase
money to be paid in cash; said $3.50 of deferred
payment TO be divided equally in seven notes each
ur the sum OF 400, and payable in l, 9 g. 4 s. and
years after day OF sale, with interest PAYABLE an.
nually ana secured 10y deed Of trust on the prem
chaser. s lUO of the purchase mopey IN he n,iS a.
the time Of sale ~ ~ P" ut
ALBERT +. FOX,
JOHN W. SIMMS,S trustees.
my19 eo6ds IRppuhJ knrtianno,r
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SoRosIs AND THE MCF ARLAND CAsE-At the
regular meeting of the Sorosis in New York
Monday night at DeImonico's, after the usual
tea-drinking and reading Of essays, Mrs.
Burleigh presented resolutions: THAT the
assumption by q husband Of the ownership of
his wife, As illustrated in the recent Mcfarland
trial, Is shame to manhood, an insult to
womanhood, and a deep disgrace upon our
civilization; that we profoundly sympathize with
Mrs. Richardson; that in the unfaltering devo-
ton of Mrs. Calhoun Runkle and Mrs. Sinclair
to Mrs. Richardson, q woman wrenged and out
ragged, they have merited the hearty commenda-
ton OF every true nature, and made all women
their de btors," &c. - ,rTf -.fu 90
These resolutions were strongly endorsed by
every lady present. The utmost excitement
prevailed, and the resolutions were carried
unanimously amid a storm of applause. Mrs
Clymer then presented resolution that the late
Albert ID. Richardson in offering honorable
marriage to Mrs. Mcfarland In her distress and
misfortune-instead of the insulting "protec-
tom too common in such cases-acted in a
courageous, noble and generous manner and is
deserving of the esteem and admiration of every
true woman. This was also carried. Mrs
Croly and Mrs. Cutler were then appointed a
committee to draft a resolution on marriage,
and presented a resolution "that while we
reproDate any expression that tends to convex
the idea of ownership in marriage, we distinctly
encourage 1t as a holy and God-ordained instr
tuition, based upon the equal interests, equal
affections and equal rights of the contracting
parties, and that the recent change in the mar
rage ceremony by the Methodist Church, which
substitutes for the word obey the words won
mutually agree is i'm accordance with the en-
deavoring spirit of the age, which Is tending to
equal justice in human relations"
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10y COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers,
- Successors to j. u. Mcclure q Co.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th %.
IMPROVED PROPERLY ON THE IsLAsp AT

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND Az
AUCTION. y
"a On MONDAY next, the 23d instant, at 20
E... O'Clock p. m. We shall sell. In front OF the
:@.premises, Frame House No. 1881 "a street,
between "a and n 3. W., containing nine rooms, and
the lot on which II stands, Is feet 'front.' running
Terms One third r essh, one-,hird in ak months.
the balance IN one year for notes bearing interest
secured by adeed OF trust the premises. Convey
required on day of SALE
mis- COOPER A LATIMER Aucts
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS Auctioneers
- No. 319, Southeast corner 9TH and streets
rRCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS Al THE CORNER OLE A AND NINTH


sTbEETS SOUTHEAST AT AUCTION.
m On THURSDAY, the 18th day of May, 1870,
O'Clock p. m, by virtue of a deed of trust TO the
subscribers bearing date the 9Th day Of APRIL 1855
and recorded in Liber Il. r., No. s, folios 49,
&c. one OF the Lam Records for Washington county
In the District OF Columbia, the following named
property lying and being in the city of Washington
District aforesaid, Lots numbered thirteen Isl and
ourteen, Cl4,) IN mcCollums, viz: Sub division of
original lot two, 30 thr g, 49, and four, a in
square numbered nine hundre and forty two, Is42
Terms 9t sale: One half cash; balance in and IL
s and deed OF trust taken All conyeyancing aud
be paid down when Sold IL the purchaser sbouid
ial 10 comply with the terms in five days the Trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property Al tho
rst and cost Of the deIsulting purchaser by adyer.
Using such resale three times in the Evening Star
my3-eoSds GREEN l. Williams Aucts
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THOMAS MURRAY AND wIFE,l
The Mayor. Board Of Aldermen, andS At Law
Board OF Common Counc IL Of the No. see
City OF Washington, d. U.

In virtue Of q writ of Teri fecias in the above en-
titled cause issued from the clerks Office OF the Su-
preme Court Of the District OF Columbia, and 70 me
directed win cen At rublic sale for cash in front OF
the I'D day Of May instant 1870, at II o'clock , ali
defendants right title, claim and interest In the
inches Of lot No. In square No. 40 By the depth OF
the lot together with all and singular the i'm proye-
~ Of the said defendants and will Be sold to satisfy
execution mo. b,o36 in favor Of the said Thomas
Murray and wife. ALEX. SHARP,
my2t U. B. Marshal, D. g.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMs.

Ky GREEN WILLIAMS,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. sls, Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
yALUARLE TWO STORY FRAME BoU sE AND
LUT tRoNfIHG on STREET SSRTI. BE
tE E6,n STH AND 7TH STREETS WEST, AT
"A on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, a.
Tot No. s, In Square No AL. being "a feet
Ont bS IA feet deep, with the yemsnts, CON
slsting OF ten room onse, with fine passage water
N rhonse and yard; B.ak Jag il good property. I"
tlehteen and twenty four months, for notes bearing
interest, and secured By deed Of trust ON the prem
Sesi s,sm ps, &C., at cost OF purchaser. loo down
my I'D = GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct..2
COOPER LATiMER, Auctionecrs, -
n tSuocessors to James g. Mc<3uire Co D -
. Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street.
PEERRElIMaPpJr99RY sALnATHU orIoE OF THREE
NEST; BEI~EKN K ANDL SIS NORTH,
ssExEs AZ TIE REAR, FR6SfrNG 4 So
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Nav "a. AT 8
I've clock, in front Of the premises, we will sell
Lots ~, 81 and 50, OF sub. of original lot o. in
square NO; lUl, each having front OF II teet lI5
on the west ride Of 18th street west between
and l. streets north and running back to a 10 foot
alley. = q = :" " ~ WV
Also. Immediately after we viii sell eight Lots on
iolh street; between u and "a, fronting Is feet
with adepfh OF 80 feet ~ inch II a 10 foot al
i99t alley. with same front and depth to . lo-foot
Terms: One half cash: baiance in and u months,
Or. misses All conveysnces and reven ne stamps at
Of sale. F .--'-f - ~'''N' ~ ~
mis- dads COOPER LATIMER. Auct,.
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|A number Of the New York "repeaters,
were held TO bail Yesterday in s5oO for trial.

IA number Of the New York "repeatersr
were held to bail yesterday in $3.50 for trial :
- As all the grog- shops at wiHmantic, Con-
enthusiasm, Yankee established "Wet
Equivalent Grocery" retailing ntmegs and SUI
gar to his customers, and inviting them to free
pull at the whiskey cask.
Ian up,country miner stopping over night
at Stigals Hotel, Tolo, Cal, awoke and found
bis bed on ire. Slowly he AZ ose and walked
down stairs, remarking to the proprietor as he
passed him, 81 say, Stig., take some water up
stairs and put that fire out; it's getting rather
warm up there"
~Footlights which burn downwards are in
used at several of the London theatres. The
plan Is not patented, and so is available for gen
eTal use. Besides atfordng absolute security
these lights possess The advantage of entirely re-
moving the unpleasant vapor arising from the
combustion of the gas. .
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X WIN. l.. WALL co, Auctioneers,
q, New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 goa Penn Az cor 9th N

Rf GREEN WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast cerner 9Th aud ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT TWO STORY
STREETS I" nND .
~ BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated September
81 an, iso9, and recorded in page S. Liber IT and
10, and by direction Of the party secured 4 will
sell, al public auction, on SATURDAY. NAV fist at
90 clock on the premises, Lot in Subdivision Of
me north half OF squire SS5, with improvements con
slsuhg q a neat new6 room two story frame house.
With hall, water, and gas. &c
Terms: 500 cash; balance in 6 and II months with
interest secured by deed of trust satisfactory TO III
trustee Conyeyancing at purchasers cost $50
down on day of sale. Terms OF sale 10 be com niied
with within f'e avs from date of sale or the pro.
perry 10 De resold az purchaser risk and cost
myl6-d GREEN A WiiIikMs anc1s
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Kf COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoneers
- successors to Jas. g. McGuire & Col
southwest corner OF Penn. ave. and 18th street

Ky COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
~ Successors to JAS. g. McGuire & Col
southwest corner Of Penn. ave. and 18th street
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HORSES.
NILES, ALpERNEY CATTLE, WAGONS,
GfMABTs, CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, FARMING
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
a. On TUESDAY. the 3lst day Of May, $50,
I@S@ 10 O'Clock, at the residence of j. r Bar
inQton the adensbarg road. and adioining the
property IF the late John o. Riyes and known as The
harrow Farm we shall sell the following described
Horses, Mules. Attorney Cattle
one Superior Bull, of the celebrated Comet stock
alse, Alderne, Heiters and Calves
Carriages, Buggies. Wagons and Carts
~ or 81 Sets of various kinds of Harness
large CORRECTION CT Farming Implements of the
most approved styles, including Hay feeders. Wheel
hand Mowers and Rea pers, the best mann trTe
One 4 or 6-ton Fairbanks Hay and Coal Scale, in
A large collection Of Carpenters wheeIwrigbts
good quality ' VI
4 large lot Of small Farming and Gardening Tools
BIacksmiths Portage and Stationary FORCES
Platform, Counter and Beam Scales
Log and Ok Chains. Ropes, Blocks and Tackle
Large lot Of various kinds of Fertilizers
About LOO loads Of barn yard Manure
stocked. ",'
One superior Piano FORTE
large assortment OF superior Parlor and Cham.
Brussels and Three ply CARPETS
Kitchen Requisites, &C., &C.
Terms OF sale: All sums und ar SIS, cash: above
that amount, credit Of thirty, sixty and ninety
Gays, with notes sati'factoIiIy Endorsed:
on the place, thereby MAXIM IL very enient to
parties wishing to attend the sale. The sale will he
continued from day to day until the whole Is dis
my Is COOPER LATIMER Aucts