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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

ANOTHER DEPARTURE Henry s.
Footc, now Of Nashville, Tenn, is out
10 favor of valIandigham's NV depar-
turc. and nominates Gen. Sherman for
the Presidency on that platform.
Where will the wild vagaries of these
new departurists end Gen. Wm. T.
Sherman as the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency What next? Wen.
dell Phillips, perhaps, or Horace Gree.
ley, upon the Viallandigham platform as
the Democratic % candidate! These
departures" are coming SO thick aud
fast upon US, that they seem "the very
error of the moon" Sherman will not
serve, however, =nd Mr. Foote will have
to seek further for candidate
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MASONIC.

A Public Installation of OFF. -
n GERS of " Door.to Virtue NM
Lodge No. 46, A. +. & A. M, SZHAX~
will take place at the Lodge S4k
Room, Odd Fellows Hall, on ~
Thursday evening, June 22d, at 8 o'clock.
Hon. J. Ii B. Latrobe, Grand Master of The.
Grand Lodge of Maryland, is expected to,
be present and deliver an address on the,
occasion. Sister Lodges and the public
generally are cordially invited to be present.
Election of Officers Thursday evening,
June 10Th. BY order,
COMMITTEE OF ARRasGEMEvrs..
June 10
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

New HAMPsniaE.-The Legislature
assembled onthe 7th instant, and elected
speaker, clerk, assist ant, sergeant.at.
arms and door keeper, all demo Gratis, by
majority of two. On Friday night
the session was continued all night.
At II 30 on Saturday morning both
houses met in convention and proceeded
to ballot for Governor, when james A.
Watson, democrat, was elected by eight
majority.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

Preparations arc being made in AL
bapy, New York, for an imposing dis
play upon the occasion Of laying the
corner stone Of the new Capitol, on the
24th Instant. The ceremonies will be
conducted under the auspices OF the
Grand Lodge Of AIasons. aud inyita.
tions have been sont to all the lodges
Of the State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

The Inauguration of the statue Of
Professor Morse, in Central Park, New
York, took place on Saturday. AID.
dresses were made by Governor Hoff
man, William Cullen Bryant, Mayor
Hall and others. In the evening a
reception was given 10 Professor Morse
at the Academy Of Music, DR.. Loring,
General Banks, and the venerable Pro.
fessor, making addresses.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

Queen Victoria 'prays by Prince Al
bert's Tomb daily, after reading chap
ter in the Bible She places basket
Of fresh flowers by it daily. She can
obtain sight Of the remains by lifting
the lid Of the sarcophagus. The face
is sadly altered.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

Notice Is hereby given to The Democrats
md Conservative Voters of Carroll county
% meet a, The usual places IN their respec-
uve districts, ON SsrruDar, the list day Of
july next, at . o'clock, y. NJ. and choose
Five Delegates Cor each election district to
meet in Comfy Convention at the Court
Hose. 10 Westminster, on MoxDAY, the
10Th day Of Jaly. at 10 O'Clock. 4. NJ, for
the purpose Of selecting Five Delegates to
represent Carroll county ia the State Con
yention which assemblies IN Baltimore, on
the 10Th Of July, 10 nominate candidates
for. Governor, Comptroller of the Treasury,
and Attorney General.
ny order the Casamittee.
CHAS- Z. REIFSNIDER, Chm.
JosEriI DAVIS, Secretary.
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NO. 1908 EQUITY

, -. ~ i-Oo IQuII1.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll countv n,
a Court Of Equity.
Benjamin Reaver, Trustee, vs.. VIM. 7
kirkpatrick and wife.
this sth day Of June. A d
~ 1871, that the sales made and reportej
b! Benjamin Reayer, Trustee of William i
kirkpatrick and wife, by virtue of a deei
Of trust executed by said kirkpatrick and
,su 20 MN, be ratified and confirmed, ua.
less cause to the contrary thereof he SHOVE
on or before the Sth day Of July next; pro.
vlded copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Carroll coun.
~, once in each of three successive weeks
before the sth day of July next.
, Ihe report states the amount of sales of
inc personal property to be S7lg. IS and of
the real estate $3.50.
~ JNo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test
june 10 st Jyo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

The ku.Klux Committee, at Wash.
ington, on Saturday, examined Judge
Willard, oftlic Supreme Court of South
Carolina, Attorney General Chamber
lain, OF the same State, and Judge Lu.
Their r. Smith, Of the Supreme Court Of
Alabama Their testimony afforded no
especial points ofin,crest.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

How TO RuIs A CRY on Town.
Underrate your neighbours property,
withhold your support from your home
mechanics aud ranuiacturers buy every
thing you need from some other place
10 preference to home, aud if you are in
business refuse to advertise. Ii these
habits won't cIfectualIy kill town or
city, il may justly be considered proof
against hard times.
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Business Locals.



per Inc for each Insertion.
French, Englishand American China,
best quality OF Iron Stone Ware, war
ranted not to crack. A full stock of o..
G. Ware. Glass Ware lower 10 price than
ever A beautiful assortment Of Vaces
and Fancy Goods, for sale at reduced
prices, ut John l.. Rcifsnider's.
The largest aud cheapest stock Of
Grenadines in the county, ut Hoods.
Glass, Stone and Fire Proof Fruit
Jars, the best assortment in the market,
at Join j. Rcifsnider's
White Quilts at reduced prices, at
Hoods.
Paints, Oils and Glass, at Baltimore
prices, by John l.. Reifsnider.
Carpets, Oil Cloth and Mating, at
Hoods
so Split Bottom Sewing and Arm
Rocking Chairs, for sale at John l..
Reilsnider's.
Ready Made Shirts and Drawers, at
Hoods.
Ice Cream Freezers and Water Cool.
ers, at Johu L. Reifsnider's.
Hip Gored Corsets. at Hoods.
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The Republican State Central Com.
mittee will meet in Baltimore on Wed.
nesday, the 2lst instant, to make
arrangements for holding the State
Convention.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

Il Is affirmed, 10 newspaper circles,
that Gov. Bowie, Of this State, has made
- offer FOR the California trottisg prod
icy. The owner, \ u said. has refused
so, 600 for him, rendered by some New
Workers
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

The Cubaa Claims Commission, at an
adjourned meeting 10 Washington on
Saturday, finally adopted regulations
for its government. Baron Lederer
appeared and accepted the Office Of
umpire
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Gen. VIM. I. Sherman has written
letter to the New York Heyald, 10 which
he percmptorily declines to be candi-
date for the Presi dency..
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

II is thought the charge against Peter
Schwabb Of stufIing the ballot. box. and
thus Defeating the election Of Gen. sschehck
to Congress, will be proved, and that Re
preventative Campbell will lose his seat.
Certainly. Anything can be proved,
now a-days, against the Democrats
Witness the late guberaatorial aiflir in
Connecticut
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

The prospect Of tho crops in France
and Prussia is reported to be dis
couraging- 10 the eastern portions of
Europe much seed persisted in the
ground, though that which vegetated
promises to yield we'll
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

The Baltimo re Sun has taken its
stand upon the ebony pedestal of Val
land igham, which it calls the ''platform
of the Constitution"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

Orphans Court P'oeeediags.--Leyi
Burlington, Esq. Chief Judge Hanson
T. Webb and Ira Il. Grouse, Esqrs.,
Associate judges; Joseph NJ. Parko,
ESQ, Register of Wills.
Monday June 5, lS7l.--Lelicrs Of
administration on the estate Of Rebecca
Ann Utz, deceased, granted to Philip Il.
Yoost
r. Zouck and Henry Storm, admins.
traitors Of John Zouck, returned list OF
sales Of personal property.
The will of Sarah Angel, deceased,
wife Of Joseph Angel, being re.exhib.
tied, was admitted to probate the let.
tiers ofadmnistration heretofore granted
to VIM. Angel revoked and letters les,
tamentary granted to him as executor,
named in said will Order passed for
executor to sell real estate of deceased
Letters Of administration on the es.
tate Of VIM Tensfield, deceased, were
granted to Dorothea Uhlhorn.
Frederick Yoost, guardian to Mich
olas Yeakle (now deceased settled his
LIST aud final account,
Tuesday June G -George Erb, natur.
al guardian to Sarah Elizabeth, John
W. and Elias Erb, appeared and give
bond, as such, approved by court.
Letters Of administration were grant.
ed on the estate OF Elijah Flcgeal
to Julia Ann Flcgeal
Letters of administration on the cs.
tate of VIM, Shaffer, deceased, were
granted to Mary Ann Shatfer
Caveatto the will of Henrietta Syford,
deceased, filed by Elton Sytord; and
citation issued for Edmund A. Ganter,
executor OF deceased, returnablc June
20; som,nons issued for caveatrix's
witnesses.
Ephraim Cover, guardian to Joseph,
Mary f., and Robert L. Cookson, set
tied 2ud account for each ward
John I. Messler, executor Of Ulrich
Messler, settled his LIST aud final admin.
istration account.
Westminster has three sprinkliug
machines running daily, by which the
dust is kept under, and the streets kept
cool during the hot season. The relief
Afforded to our citizeus, in this way,
more than compcnsates them for the
triiling expense incurred.
II was proposed in the Baltimore City
Council 10 exempt the Western Mary.
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Montevue Hospital.
Located near Frederick City Md

NhiS Institution, recently bull, and fur
Il nished in the most approved style, aud
embodying all the modern conycnienees.
and not equaled by any similar institution
IN the State, is now open for the reception
OF insane persons from any part Of the
State, good fare and the best of medical
attention for inmates.
IN advance. N'
Persons desiring extra fare can be ac-
tommodated at 50 per week Address,
Z. SMITH,
President Board Trustees,
june ioH Frederick City, Nd.
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Fol. Sheriff.

WE are requested to announce JANIS
w W. WnIrE, Of MiddIeburg District,
as candidate for Sheriff, subject to tho (
decision Of the Democratic Convention.
june l5tn
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ENGLiSH and American Grain and
IL Grass Scythes, Snaihs and Stones, for
sale at Joha.L- Reifsnider's
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

The Thirty fourth year Of Queen Vic.
tcrin's reign ends June 90
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

a pic mic will be held at Hampstead
Springs on Saturday next.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

Immense wagon loads Of cross ties,
tau bark, lime stone, fre wood, &c,
are daily passing through our streets.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

Barley burycst commenced here 10
the carly part Of last week. Some
wheat will be cut as early as next Mon.
day M y.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

A new boot and shoe store is being
fitted up 10 the property Of Rev. John
NIuuroc, three doors west Of the NJ. 4.
Church.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

1t was proposed in the Baltimore City
Council TO exempt the Western Mary.
land Railroad Bonds, endorsed by tho
city, FROM municipal taxation The or
dinance was subsequently, defeated by u
vote Of II to 2
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

Saturday morning, 10Th of June, was
cold enough for FIRE, and several morn
ings since.
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Money sold at the Silver Run Build.
ing Association, on Saturday June Sd,
at 37s per cent. premium.
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Il was announced, recently, thar the
pocketbock Of SIr. Edward Lynch was
left upon his back porch il the night,
with the papers uudisturbed, but minus
the money. A chain ofcircumstantial ey-
idence, We are glad 70 learn, is gradually
being woven around the suspected ind
vidual, which win ultimately lead to
his detection BE sure your sin will
find you out"
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sl95 SO
ExPgsDIruREs
McElroy Co., 1856 Quarts
Strawberries, S22 ca
J. W. Beacham. 40 Gallons
Ice Cream and Freight, IS 60
John Manager, Oranges and
Lemons, Is OF
Additional Expenses, 50 IS $3.50 10
Net PROFIT, $50 40
The members of the Aniphions desire
to return their thanks generally for the
patronage extended them, aud to the
Indies who so very kindly assisted them
ia the conduct and management Of the
Entertainment, their most cordial thanks
are extended.
The consolidation Of the two Masonic
Lodges in Westn,;nster, aud the cree.
tion of handsome Masonic Tcm.lc on
the lot on Main street, opposite tho
Westminster Hotel, is among the i'm
proyements talked Of among our citi.
zens. The first story to be devoted to
business; the second grand auditor.
Jun; and the third Lodge room.
Such building could be made to pay a
rental OF ten per cent.
Election ola Recfor. Rev. John II.
Converse, Rector of Ascension Parish.
Westminster. having resigned the Rec.
torship Of said Parish, 70 take effect
July 10th, the vestry, on Monday even.
ing, after having conferred with Bishop
Nottingham, elected to Gil the vacancy,
Rev. Julian Il. Ingle. for some time
Assistant to Rev. DR.. Mahau, OF ST.
Paul's Parrish. Baltimore city.
Sebastian Bowers, near Bird Hill, 10
this county, lost valuable Stallion on
Saturday last, valued ut $500. The
horse was taken sick on the 3lst Of
May, and though restoratiyes were ad.
miuistercd, nothing seemed to do him
any good. and on Saturday he expired
ConmeHcepest.-- Interesting Com.
mencement exercises will take place at
Western Maryland College to day, june
18th, beginning at l0l O'Clock, A. NJ.
This institution is TIE pride aud the
ornament Of our city. The attendance
will no doubt be large
7cra C2ock The sum subscribed for
the erection Of Town Clock, we uader.
stand, now amounts 10 over $500. The
steeplc Of the Catholic Church, now
soon to be finished. has been considered
the most convenient and ccutral loca-
tion.
The contemplated Cheese Factory at
York Road Station, we understand, viii
be organized the ensuing Fall, and the
buildings erected preparatory to begin.
ming operations next Spring.
The Gazette says, the scarlet fever
has entirely subsided 10 Manchester
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Westminster has three sprinkling
machines running daily, by which the
dust is kept under, and the streets kept
cool during the hot season. The relief
Afforded to our citizeus, in this way,
more than compcnsates them for the
triiling expense incurred.
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The members Of the Aniphions desire
to return their thanks generally for the
patronage extended them, aud to the
Indies who SO very kindly assisted them
ia the conduct and management Of the
Entertainment, their most cordial thanks
are extended.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-15

The wheat crop in Carroll county is
represented as being one OF the finest
raised in this county for years.
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The Crystal Orchestra, assisted by
the Dram tic Association of Man.
chester, will give concert and theatri
cal entertainment, this evening, the 18th
instant.
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The Gazette says, the scarlet fever
has entirely subsided 10 Manchester.
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The Anphion Festieai.-Thc Sccre.
tary and Treasurer of the Amphions
has handed US the following statement
OF the receipts aud expenditures of their
Festival, recently held III Odd Fellows
Hall:
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The contemplated Cheese Factory at
York Road Station, we understand, viii
BE- organized the ensuing Fall, and the
buildings erected preparatory TO begin.
ming operations next Spring.
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The gentle showers Of Tuesday after
noon, VI last week, were Of iucalculable
benefit TO the crops 10 this section aud
the gorgeous, glowing, golden sunset Of
the same evening, was of SURPRISING
bsauiy. Many eyes were turned hea
venward to view the enchanting scene.
Fertiliziug showers also fell on Sunday
aud Monday last
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Hip Gored Corsets, at Hoods.
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ConmeHcen,est.-- Interesting Com.
mencement exercises viii take place at
Western Maryland College to day, june
18th, beginning at 10l O'Clock, a. NJ.
This institution is TIE pride and the
ornament Of our city. The attendance
will no doubt be large
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DRoPOsALs FOB GRANITE FOR TIE NEW
STATE DEPARTMKNT
Flcb OF eCPkkyIsING ARcHTrECT,l
MAsEINGInN MAJ "A ls1I

I'll
sealed Proposals win be reserved satii IL O'Clock
the supervi.ng ircbitee y ;b n at the Sos Of
mfht for ana delivering at the site 81 The
rr9po:ea building col the dimsnsios granite re-
mept for which about $50 oo cubic feet viii ~ ri
9uired Proposals must state the price Der { ubic
twenty cubic and the rate Of Increase S sTe
Ter stones exceeding twenty cubic feet. The exact
given but viii appron,msss IN NOT, 81 present be
t. be usrried and delivered seeor ling 10 schedule
3l net izes that will be furnished the contractor
each worked face Of the stone. VI
kath bid must be accompanied by o sample block,
nsh, which must be sound. e u ~ tqr
eslor and eosd grain, free from or other
action Of the elements AZ thai a. sssn i, the
tetted by use IN buildings aud 10 from auarrfes cs.
within year and from which stone has bss 81
row De Ing used for hrst-ciass buildings.
aSers VIII state hos soon hey can commence the
deliver They will also state I'd sver age and sxi
mum szes OF stone that can be obtained from their
30 bids will be received except from the owners
essess OF he qua,res ON which stone is pro-
All proposals mu.t be made on the printed form,
10 be obtained Of the Supervising Archtoct and be
hcusand so.r. I tSs is ' scs sTn VII II y
cute AND perform the contract awarded 20 him. ana
artd thousand dollars tsle co., and SaIsd n snd
security for the faithful psrfOrmsncs Of the con,
actor to comply with the terms Of the contrscf
said ase to autborfss the Government 10 take fiji
efthe contractor in case Of such default.
right to reject any and all bids received is re-
Proposals must be iRclosed in sealed enyeIope,
fDdorsed Proposals for g. anite Tor New State Ds'
s1penSi.i6s n &rohitees, Tressu 81 pso.Ir.n,
Nsshlngteh, ID. Y. nv Is fst
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Third door east q nth street
rEQsIEEs sAAILEAT AggTIeE OF TWO NEW

81 A4G1EP Ps 81 I WEE SEw
d. Il zdai ssG s:s: q s sss
sty S ss az 81 S and riSo,ssS
aGiS: as:s ST.
s sss.: :: eh a e :1s s e ss
siss az S..a S' :: NJ y:
e e r n 4. tn:
part Of lot numbersd tuenty tse. "a: D and q part
:: III os- q sq...: ss E Ss.s
sosss ss.s. = 2 ~
fss sss1ss , Sss sSss s
; Ss Ts * .s IS s:S
srss iSssss .ish 9TH ssssss nisssssn G ssee
six iDchcs, 70 the bsg ming.
o. re: .ss E z Z, e: s s
q lot numbered twenty tive tnl in Hoy sius' sab.
BssianinS for tSs sane q tSs norJsssss sssass q
said lot twenty two ~ In the south line d north
street sss an insss: thence ssosS sSss,s
% east line Of lot t.enty-tve tn) one hundred and
,s sss nine and 's.ss = - e.
two Tzl !. The beginning proved b. q I've story
Term: q ssls; One half cash; balano. I'm ana I,
nonths, with interest AZ ten per cent, per annum
term. Of '.s are not piled sisS s:Sin ~. US
days after tas sale. the property wiz be rssoid Al
s Sost 4 So On :ssS house "sso
anctns and STAN e cost % the purchaser
p,s .oad. O. ~ MMhisEssSs Co. rr Hssss
Ia, AsSys sss. y ,I assi ,s s.sI
hG %I I'd place Y, aIs;i q II co Aue
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pRoPcsALs FOR BUBBLE AND CONCRETE
e1OkE fOk1HR EEw sTATE
DEPsRTMENT
nEAsCkr DEPARTMENT,
OfrIcE euPEkvlslsa ARcHIrEc

OFFICE euPEkvIsIsa ARCHITECT
WARRINGTON. MAY II, ls1
ied Prorosals viii be received Of this Of, &C nm
IN u clock IN. Of the SrH nav or JrNF ls7I
s, pshine and Delivering tins site Of the new
sa,se, =. psrtme1t. to be erected seyentsenth
s ., betyeen New York avenue and street Al
founost1ons and cellar walls " s-N
Bnbss Stone % &c sSf,s or less of
DIE may be submitted for Granite. Limestone
sah9stqne, or other suitable Stone, when h an on
" ", oeo, eoond, durable, and which breaks with A
., sgusfe frscture: one quarter TO be bond
stones. OF length equal TO the thickne~s Of t6e
Eehs, ana z Contain not lees than ten CiOj cubie
rey q no ttone TO contain lees than one ana one
naIt IN cubic feet, to be less than six inches
.nt III Also Tor two thousand I've hundred ~ sool
Suoic yerss, more or lefs, hard. durable stone
crete. iof CON
bids Will be made by the cubic yard
Proposals will be made separa tely for the Ruhhta
sna ior the Oonetete stone, and must be made
on me printed forms 20 be obtained Of the So per.
s nnas ,Ar , and be accompanied BY q penal
nona N the sun OF i've Thousand dollars IS Qe,i
hst the bidder win accept and perform the
The right 70 reject any or ell bids is reserved.
froposals must be inclosed fn Q sealed enyelore
lnosrsed Proposals for Bubble Stone for the nev
stOne fer the new state DepsrtneptT aud sdares.ed
my25'lst Supervising Architect fres.nrr btsr,
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORROW


II LAIlunR oLnARY, Auctionesrs,
a (eeooessors 70 Cooper Lstimer.J
southwest corner Psunsyivania avenue and llth n
TRUsTEEy SALE Ar AUCTION or a<Np-
E fS1z rffd6sstpKscE In MOST DssIsABLs
"A By virtue Of . deed Of trust to me tn. NH.
81 eertber, from Joseph Stewart ar nv
So1 re assed th e e Az J:1osy 1857 and
ts5a rssords for wsshDFton county, Distrct Of
R5Ss;Tisss; 1914 X street, Sss.esn Tvelt6 and
u nay, D. lSl. q sI O'Clock m, ali that Siese
kn2wn and described ns lot numbered neteea fIol'
IN Davidson 2 subdivision Of square NUMBERED two
story pressed brick front DxeiIns houss, brO%o
stone TRIMMINGS and containing sixteen comfoptSsle
rooms, situated upon the south eide Of X strest
north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets vest
ana M6etms; SLo9 cab: balance In three, SIX nine,
uust upon the premises. All co lyeyancins And
revenue stamps at the ex pense Of the purc6aser
sold. ALBE HT HxfII srs nouseB
nyl-d&ds LATIMER CLEARY Aucts
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Nm
I'll TUESDAY, May seth, same hour and place
mysd LATTMER OLKARY. Aucts.