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Mr.. EDITOR The school taught in
district No. 3. Brooklin. closed March 9Th.
On examining the school Register notice
that Of forty-four pupils attending school
the average number was thirty-seven.
eighteen Of whom were not absent one day.
some OF those who were not absent had to
walk nearly two miles. Such punctuality
and promptness should be encouraged
both by parents and teachers. as the sue
cess of our common schools depends much
on the influence they receive from these
sources. The pupils Of this school mani
Tested deep interest in their studies which
cannot fail to make Q school successful.
This school ranks as one Of the first in
town and the mstto of the pupils is Excel
sior." In gentlemanly and ladylike de-
pertinent they rank second to none.
Shortly after the close Of the term they
surprised their teacher by presenting him
splendid quilt the work of their own
hands. This being the third successive
winter term by this teacher he was not
expecting anything from this source As
new Drooms sweep clean" But he
wishes TO express his most sincere thanks
for their kindness to him; and for this
beautiful present. and he wishes tlbem To
know that the giyes make the IN more
precious and It will be reoembsrsd 6 .
token Of respect. II. H. HARD9x.
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Wool Carding.

none with . great reduction in price n JOY,a
- MILL. Having put my Machine in tn Heae
Of order am now ready to receive Wool Il Nv
be lett at h Ii. Maaons Gin the store formerly -.
esp,ed BY Bartlett Joy,) or at whiscoub 4
the middle OF July will be oiled and carded r.
sets per Id. -
\. b. The best OF oil will be used.
Ellsworth, May ID. ISL. amso
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-Capt Lewis Ryan of the schooner D.
X. Arey of Belfast, while loading his YES
sci last Tuesday afternoon, in Boston, &C.
z.identally fell and fractured one ofhis legs.
He is now doing Is well IS could be expect
ed under the circumstances.
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WAi.TIIAM. Man 9Th. Is. 4

Mr.. EDiroR:-l.ast evening We listened
tn the closing exercises OF the Institute in
" altharn. one OF n series now being held
ia this Country for the purpose OF awaken
ing a deeper interest In the cause of educa-
ton on the part Of parents. and guardians.
as well az n more thorough. and practical
knowledge 81 the manner Of Coaching
govern ment and discipline In the schools.
These Institutes are being conducted nv
our County Supervisor. Mr.. Savary. who
has thus far been assisted by Mr.. Eaton
an experienced and ueces-iul teacher 81
Somerset County. The attendance on the
part Of citizens. Was such a Ia indicate a
movement In the right direction. The
people In this place DO feel the importance
Of this work. IL !. but just To ,ay Of THEM
that any change that can b" made To bet
ter the condition of our town schools and
for the interest of their children. will h.
freely accepted. The towns grouped to-
g,-tlier In thi. division. have hut few rc.i.
dent teachers. consequently the number
present were limited. The exercise, dur
ing the afternoon. and evening. We were
present, were in Arithmetic. Grammar
Geography, Reading. aud writing compo-
sition. Mr.. Savary takes up these branches
with a peculiar ability. that shows him To
be master of the situation. Iii, method i
purely nra-''--f--- .--.... s.'iir. GIVING
clear and concise view By illustrations on
the board. and Ia tact We are led to infer.
he would have us make the blackboard
the principle Textbook ia the school room.
The exercises throughout were exceeding
~ Interesting, and do not hesitate to
represent district No. two. when say. we
were all much benefited during the short
stay Mr.. Savary made With IT,. MAY II
hav. lasting influence.
Yours, &c. T.. II. HARDEN.
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70 as ne Hon. judge Of Probate for the County of
liz aneer.ig.ed, widow Of Eibridxe Bars,.,,
. sts o. bnehiii liz said county, decess al r.,
spocuuuy reerssents, thse said deces sed Sisa
pS%ssssecd q Personal Estate an Inventor, ~
Ceeo mas been dui, returned into the P,as. :. y.
49,. inst scr circumstances reader n n~cess..-
s s1.s ne should have more Of said PersassI ~
s.se saan ne Y entitled 70 On dlstrihnsin. 49,
Srs,s * -, sscs Rs.ys tsat your Hosor wcad
necessary and proper. "e's'0'ne
Ellsworth. April A. ls,i.
srATk o. MAINE.
"HSc0cS. ss-Cesrt Of Psshsss. A,,r,t IT,
N.Y. - sseegotng Petition. ORDxprr
:s.ess = I've Eebiss ssssos . % psrson. i \.
ssSsisssa 3 ess.s.S essy q ~ ersss ' % e Ss
werth A1ssjcea. 4 sev.rs. ssavs!y IN TIE Ella
~. - CSa.ty. ~ ~ -, s., ~ ~. !.
SSS1 yoeeo ~ said eosnev
- y - = - = Seasssasy Z J.ss ssss. = =
ssg ~ Aavs. vhS . 60 sS:sSr "a 49, s:
49, PAngna rvcx. yuA.
- n Dsno, nsgis1R. ~
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Penobscot Valley Steamship Co

STEAMSHIP ALLIANCE,
N@ The steamship ALLIANCE
Capt THOS. X. SHUTE, viii run
weekly between BANGOR and
BOSTON. leaving Bangor every MONDAY At
o'clock A, ~, touching AT winterpors, Bucksport
sandy Point. Belfast, Lincoln vile AID Tenanps
Hsrbor.
RErgRSiNG-wil leave battery Wharf. hos.
above.
Freight taken At reasonable rates.
firstelass sccOmmosiat atoms for pa s.ec~.,s
Fare TO Boston, a. N
Meals extra.
Freight takea in store at all times
For further information inquire Of
d. G.. FOLSOM AGENT
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-Brooklyu b literally The city Of chuf II :
-, there belng two haaAred asd twenty
sse places Of worship within its borders.
Seven new chasebes aes aOw growing W
there.
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LONDON. May II.
\ dispatch from Paris to-day reports the
death of NJ. Auber. musical composer. at
the age of 50
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TOLEDO. O., Nav

7 -17F7177'f - III II.
John Greiner. author Of the famous
Log cabin songs" Of 1910. died of paraly-
is to-day.
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Chr Gllswortb american.

Published every Thur day Morning at Peters
Block, Ellsworth, Me-, By \. X. SAWvEG. For
terms. &C.. zee first page.
S. NJ. PEITEN0ILL Il Co., .; Park Row, New
York, and GEO. r. RowgLL = Co., % Psrk Rov,
New York. are the sole axenta for the AM1RlcAS,
In tnat city. and are authorised 10 coatrnes for
inserting advertisemeass for ~ II lowese cash
rates. Advertisers in that city are reQueeeed TO
leave their favors with either Of the above hoases.
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Mr.. Cephas Starrst II RocklanA, was
injured severely last Thursday. by being
jammed between post offs wharf and .
vessel which he was assisting to move.
Il was 1t nrst feared his injuries would
prove fatal, but we learn he Is convalescent
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DRY weather throughout Central ILL.,
sols u seriously iQjaring The wheat and
oes crops.
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TO the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the con,
" Of Hancock

10 me nonorabie Judge OF Probate for the Coun.
~ Of Hancock.
THE undersignsi Widow Of Mason JOY. late of
] Ellsworth. 10 said county. deceased, respect
faiy represents, that said deceased died possess.
cd OF Personsi Estate. Inventory Of which
mas bsen duly returned into the Prob ate once
mat her circumstances render IL necessary maj
she should have more Of said Personal Estatr
than she i entitled To = dist button thereof
she tncresore prays that your Honor would grant
her such a1leW s0ce out Of said Personal Estate
as in yo1r discretion you may determine neces.
.ary and proper; also for the appointment of
tate. EIIyARrru 10
Ellsworth, April u, 1871
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK. ss:-Coart o. Probate, April Term.
A. D., ISL.
Cpoo the foregoing Petition. ORDERED.-Yha, ,
said widow give public notice To nj. persons in
eroeted. oy causing copy Of this Order 10 he
pooished three weeks successfully in the EIIs
worth Amcrican. . Newspaper published In EII.
worth. - said County, that they may appezr NJ a
Court OF Probate for said county 10 - heId a,
Ellsworth. On the sd "Wednesday In June nsxs
q ten OF the clock in the forenoon and Anew
sanse. !! any they have. why the same should not
AtteAs: GEo. 4. DYER. Rsgpter.
a true copy Attest: Geo. A. Dyer Register
3ws0 ' -''s'e'
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AT Court Of Probate hoidea 81 Ellsworth, with In
and for the County Of Hancock. on the aud
Wednesday OF April, A. ID. ISL.
n y. BCRSHAM. Guardian Of Calvin J. sar-
~ gent, OF Ellsworth, In said county having
presented second account Of Gaardianshlp upon
said estate tor Probate:
ORDERED, That the said Guardian give notice
thereof tp all pcrsvns Interested, by CAUSING a
copy oi thi- order 10 be published three we tx.
suoesssiyely IA the American, printed ut EiI.-
worth, that they may appear ~ a Probate Court to
be holden at Ellsworth, on the Ill wedue .day a 4
June next. NJ ten of the clock in the forenoon and
she~ cause, II any they have. why the same
shoult not be allowed.
jw!o PARKER TVrcg fua..
A true copy-Atsest. Gro. A. DYER, Register
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School House.

u. wesas for huildisr ! sCFiOoi. HOfJsr n
80. Dsesn H. ssh Eaass Il = = 15x8. Il Ret
ees1 Tor further insorelztion appIy .
n. Desert, Nay 10, Isl. 80 : VI
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lONSlMPTION.
LEAVE 10 STING BEHIND

TAe Mandrake Ptils composed Of Sature.
no1ls.t Eifstl- fs.pk4llhn fcla'uu They po..ess all
the bsoseafshs Alternative pr-fertrs Of esiorsei. bi
uillAe e2toSil.l. They
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Il. p. HOWE.
SEWING MACHINES

OF MIS- 4. y. GREEDY. We take pleasure
ssyin< that IL as pr vet all that u wa recon.
men.iesi. and ire perfectly satisfied with u.
MIS-. J. d. HOPKINS
Mes. A. ". CUSHMAS
Mgs sYLvASUs JORDAN.
ms. J. II. HOPKINS.
En-wofth. May 10, 1871. sssf
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Consumption.
Irs CunE AND ITs PREVENTIVE,
by J. H. SCHENCK. II. D.

May human bring hss passed away. fps ~hsae death
tt.fe oshsr Kan Tie Bsxs.et o! hBown
and s1dasyutabiy prossd means % fh-s and
doar fansly and ff;snss ssrpln- thu :g-Alezs
szEah~r iEto which. lad they calmly Aa.ptasi
IN. SOsEPH %. sCmENCkN AMPLE
TREATMENT.
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aaARY II. aSpEl I-LswoKrh, -. ~ - y la,
vii and testament OF Phsbs =. Crabtrrs late oi
Hancock In SAID county. deceased, having pre-
sentsd the same TOR Probate:
ORDERED. That the said ExecutTiS give notice
TO all person. interested, by causing a copy ci
this order TO be published three weeks success
lively In the American. printed NJ Ellsworth, In
they may appear ut Probate Court be held at
Ellsworth, Ia said county, tho Sd wedne stia Y
of June next, at ten OF the clock IN the forenoon
add shcw cause. aay they have, why the said
Instrument should not be proved. approved. and
allowed as the last will aud testament OF said de
ceased
SwH PARKER TUCK. judge.
true topy-Atisst: GEO. A. DNEk. KrSister
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A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

The O is beginning The Initiated and
deposits ~ the bcsrs aud IA. the aIIasnaFy
nal sj~sed. TIE liver, Ike click, wound up IL
fnrpiv. The respo.yelv
and the patient bogus feel ta, he Is getting At last
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New Goods
Spring and Summer Wear,
A. 7. !EllIsoN's

GENTLEMEN will and at the above establish
f,cnt one OF the Target ami best selected stocks
OF eio,hs and ready made clothing ever offered tn
this Iuv, uons.ssihg oI Fancy Cashmere Doe
skiuA OF American, French. and English manu-.
taeture Vesttny~ of every desirable style and
quality which the proprietor of this establish,
,nat Is nov prepared 90 make up 10 order Ia the
most genteei manner. gentlemen can depend
upoa getgi
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Ala Court Of frohe
and ior the tour
Wednesday Oh Az
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At Coar, Of Probat. hoiiea a; Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock, ON tn. End
Wesinesti Of April. \. ID. is1
ELIZABETH =. BACOS, named ENccutrtx 4
& certain Instrument purportinx to I've the last
viii and testament OF Geo. H. Bacon, late "t sui,
hvan in sail county. deceased. havIus presented
the same for Probate:
ORDERED. That the said txccutrix give notice
IL ait persons interested. BY causing eopv ~
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EVENING STAR.
baltimore Races.

s.DnTal exhibition Of the Maryland
he tnn 1af and Mechanical Association com
AgTle1I AZ the Pimlieo Grounds, near palS-
Ere, yesterday, with tso o1 trials Of speed.
Sftein THE FIRST RACE
- ~. 40 to fret, 500 TO second, and 80 70
plDs' 1he following were the entries: Bay stall
ord III Patehen. John NJ. Allen, knights
Ion oeo n o. Charlie, p. Corey, Frederick,
tssn, Nan l.. A. Thomas. Kent county; c.
Nd u e Lawrence, W. johnson, Baltimore;
;; iSeIs p. b. Pollard, Baltimore; b. g. r..
C. i ". Startt, Kent county. =.
5. seyeral false starts the horses got on well
Aiiea hnt before reaching the quarter, X. 5.
SS,oke badly. and Charlie Mann and Saw
DssEsrnSiug his example were virtually thrown
Sc IN heat. St. Lawrence passed the string
C-i ~ - vinner, with Hill second, and Patchen
. ,Ts|5 third-the field being dlsSahceu. time,
~" The second heat was also won by st.
80 Time. 2.f1k. In the third heat Hill
own we'll and passed the string an easy
bee % Time 2.I0H. Ia the fourth heat Hill
EInn1.,ts role. with st. Lawrence second and
toa 80 outside. In coming home Hill broke
Pstenedd ST. Lawrence WAS urged forward and
W, e. die track taking the inside and leading a
sfrsSs As the horses came home St. Lawrence
1901 by the whip, and, though closely pur
SisIsby Hni, won the heat by length. Time,
2Sg. TIT SECOND PACE
nr horses that have never beaten 2:35; $3.50
"a at ~ sI90 TO second, and so to third. The
y tllro,ins we're the only entries "a. II. Brode-
- baltimore. entered z. g. Flash; @. A.
|, Ii;sysnder, Washington, entered g. S. Star Pr
~ 1ffeT three attempts the word 90 was given
"a The horses started, Flash leading several
w. which distance he easily held to the
sIssyter. when the grey broke up badly and
- increased the distance. Pilot made an
1T tn close up at the half mile, but was I'M
.1ccessful, and again broke. Flash continued
I, orsn the gap, and came home, winning the
~ and race, Pilot being distanced and led
-, the track Time, 2.3g%.
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DIED.

RAKER Suddenly, on "Wednesday morning, Oc-
tchsr An. JOHN A, infant son of John A. and
IizTie G. Baker.
Notice Of funeral will be published in morning
rarers 4.
FITZGERALD. On the 81 instant, after a shor
;p,ass HIGH FITZGERALD aged 40 year,
Relatives and friends Of the family are inv tied to
attend his funeral from his late residence, 2lO N
street s. T., Thursday, at l01s O'Clock q. m.
IyJFS On the LIST instant, at Preestone Point
~ eencestive chill, THOMAS LYLES, son of the
late Sfnas Lyles in the 18Th year Of his age.
MINERAL from his late residence. No. 1925 M
street n W., on tomorrow (ThuUsdayl afternoon,
All O'Clock. Morning papers please cOpy.1
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S Z IN nnn "a 49, 49, IN IN 50Np: ..,,..
favored SHERRY IN the Custom House II George-
town. D; q, which we viii sell 4 ayery snall "a
celebrated house Of Ysasi, Cadiz and has been pro
aonnosd b judges the nnsst vine this side tho
We ere Sole Agents Tor the District for J. h
Martin 4 Co.'S .ggh-renewned PURK WHEAT
Tor medicinsi usss. The rsds piei 81 distiIisr
prices, By BR0wglSG 4 MtDDLkIoh,
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DRIDAL AND FUNERAL wRRATHES, b.
ID DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Braiding done, Ornamental flair Work on Glass and
Pearl, BY Mrs. FRIES. hate Of Boston, SOC srb
street. near L Baferences:--Mrs. President Grant.
Mrs Admiral GoIdshorough, w w. Corcoran, Gen.
Elsey, Gen. Tonipkins. Cen. Aiken. ianl6-iy
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THE SECOND RACE
MARRIED..

pTMPHREY-CONNOR. On Monday, Octo-
- 81 ar HcKendree Church. bv the Rev Samuel
vv;s~r' RICHARD 7. HUMPHREY to Miss ADA
j CONSUR, both Of Washington Eocards.
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nY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, A uctionSSrs. : :
- Southeast cornAr 7th and Ds treet
HAsf SsPiTofE AND On sfR Get EAST EAsF AZ Al

on THURSDAY. the 9Th dag Of October, we
G.sI shall sell, In front Of the premises, nj s
loclock p m, east part Of Lot No. /, In SQUARE
No. SIG, with the IMPROVEMENTS. which are good
two-sfory Frame house. containing rooms and this
part Of let has front East Capitol street of IS
feet inches with depth Of 80 feet, the corner of
which IL vacant and would make line business
stand. ~ -
Terms: One third cash; balance In and II months
for notes bearing interest from day of sale by
deed Of trust. All conyeyanc and stamps at cost Of
purchaser. SlI0 will be required 10 be paid down
when the property Is sold. Title indispufable
ses0-zt fRep GREEN b WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY VIM. l.. WALL Co, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2, s. w. cor Pa ave and 9th sf
cp RANeEEyy SALE AZ OF XALgABLE IMPROVED


Nos 900 and soa. 5. W. oo @ Pan ave- and 9th st
cPPA ASSERTI 81 ENRH9yEp
e n III i S.sFis
cause No. 1896 in equity, between Robert A. Parish
H Ha sn9 sSmas a. Psu sb
further order Of the said court in the said cause the
ON Ss % sell s public auction
MONDAY. the sih cay Of september G next, at at
hs en sSSn 4. ss Il Of
bill IN said cause in the real estate in said cause
aenns on efg tns sbs
on the plats aud plan Of said city the north
which equitable interest viii fully appear By reei
I He g 1ns b and s1swors Of John and Jane O.
The terms Of SALE prescribed in said decree, are:
Onethird cash, aud the balance be paid In equal
SALE with interest from day of sale the said instant
ments Of deferred payments being lien the prop
MONEY be- s1es oil the whole purchase
All stamps and anciDs at the of the pur-
with the upon tie s Of the bs
Co.,, Jso; p. NePHRRsoS, Trustee
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
TIL WEDNESDAY, October 4th, at ~ O'clock
Sc. InsD JOHN l. ns%F REE so r; Ssss:
~ HE ABhNE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PUNEr until WEDNESDAY, October II, same
JOHN y. MCPHERSON. Trustee.
eel w. u. VAIL co, Aucts.
Try W. l.. WALL & CO, AuctIoneers,
- New Marbls Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue
TBgsTEEs,sALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OF N STR EET
NORTH AND l1TH STREET WEST.
by virtue OF deed Of trust to the Subscriber,
- BEARING date May 10th, 1873. and duly record.
~. ed in Liber N. q. 7. No. folio 476, etc, one
6of the land records for the county OF Wash
ington, District Of Columbia, shall Offer for sale,
P1Rse spe ,bs a. front T Ct the pre%i.es on
2cisck p all that certain lot or piece OF grounds
10 Davidson 3 subdiyision Of square numbered three
hundred and forty (3ob Of the ground plan or plat
Of said city, with the improv ements thereon con
sistng q neat and substantial two-story and Attic
Frame Dwelling House. ll7i7. =. : -
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash: the residue in g. II
and Is months, the purchaser giving his notes Tor
the deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed and
bearing interest from the day Of ssls deed given
and q deed OF trust t.ksn. Al conveyancing
and stamps Ut the cost Of the purchaser, n
the terms OF sale are not complied with within
hyedays from the day Of sale the trnstee reserves
the right to rese the said property at the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser, on giving three
days notice In THE EVENING STAR: deposit OF
$50 will be required IS soon g the property Is
struck on JOHN =. Given, frnstee.
seZ-eod6ds W. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
lPatriotl ~
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RY G. W. HAyENNER & co, Auctfoneers,
- 643 Louisiana venue, Cd door east of 7th st


Id 643 Louisiana avenue, I'd door east Of III st.
EALuABIE iMPR6vEbH G REAG Es NJ THE IN
sr fnkEET S 6ETTSE EsF NINTH AND TENTH
ss qs1 %s Iss9Fsss
NEspAY September 30, iI at ipa oco od M
IN az ooxy S s
numbered fifteen (l5), in square number three hun
ern part thereof fronting twenty feet ef0 on north
street with depth Of sixty feet the portion of said
sned within the following
At the northwest corner d said lot number fifteen
inch, thence south parallel with the east and west
lines OF said lot sixty feet thence east twenty feet
east line ninety nine feet to the southeast corner Of
said lot, thence west with the south line forty six
It ss
the ange q the thirty feet alley thence west With
cs ~ ons S Sa
The improvements consist. Of two fns four story
press brick front houses, being No. sSs and $50 +
FERNS Of ssis one.half cash; balance IN note. a.
six and twelve months with interest at ten per cent
sale to be with IN ten dsys After the sas
q 8: " g. Ss:sss...
,aM gIHF x ARpy 1os sAII y S HEREBY POST;
O'Clock ,. M, on the premises. By order Of the
ssS' 10.w.HAyENNER & co., Aucts. -
~rBE ABOVE SALE II. aEREBY POST.
poned lntii MONDAY, October o, iNi. sams hour
.ps iiEs :p !, 81. q ~ INIT:
RYBAIIMER . CLEARY, Apotionsers,
ID (Sucoeseorq to Cooper 3 LatimerJ
Southwest corner OF Penna. avenue and lth street.
HIGHTY VALUABLE IMPROVED pROprRPv
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAOSACa IS CT "a
NS SkkEHHHWEEsT GEo igdS AND lrH SITS
- BY virtue Of Q deed Of trust to ma. dated ON
~ the 9th day of June, lS0, and recorded in Libsr
No. SIS. folio 2l9, one Of the land records for
shall otfsE for sale, Y front Of The ptsmises, on
ell that certain piece or parcel Of ground Known as
No. 10 In payidsons subdiyision o. square No. $40,
three-story Brick Dwelling with all the modern i'm
Terms al sale. Conveyancing and champs at pur-.
chaser q cost 800 down az time of SALE -
WM. .. HOLIDAY, Trustee.
seSo-d&ds LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts =
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5TONk
SENECA QUARRIEs.
THE MARYLAND FREEsToHH H. an. ooM.
- PANY

Have on hand and Saw to order Platforms, Steps,
Window CAPS and Sills, Door SiIls, Ashkr, Wafer
Rough block ef al diniensions Good &C ind stone
for Bridges, Raiiruad work, wharves and n heavy
Range. Bubble work. Churches, Warehouses and
other heavy buiidines, valis, and all jobs whore
Once and yard corner. = and 18th etyeets n. w.
Unfamiliar ". HAYDEG, Secyetsry1