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apply in this instance, because these i'm
ported Chinese are not immigrants 10 the
legal sense Of the word nor are they in
the sense our forefathers understood il, any
more than were the negroes who were i'm
ported from Africa One was a slave for
life, the other for period Of years II was
the labor Of the negro then it is the labor
Of the Chinese now. This plea of cheap
labor was the foundation stone of African
slavery, as it is of cOOlie importation and
slavery now. As the boy said, sit is all
the same thing, only spelled differently"
1t is slavery, and not immigration The
laws of nations, the laws of our country,
the laws Of God, and the precepts of justice
give Us the unqualified right to suppress
the slave trade-to prohibit slavery and the
purchase of men or their toll and labor, as
slaves, whether for life or term of years.
If they can be hired for five or ten years as
slaves-if the principle ia right-then they
can be imported and hired out here for
fifty years, or during their natural lives.
Civilization and humanity forbid such pro
oeedings.
Importing labor from pagan country,
and paying for il, is quite a different thing
to employing Christian artisans and labor
ers at home and paying them. The laws
Of God and man sanction the latter and
forbid the former. The sophistries Of cap
ltalists and those who encourage impOrta-
ton cannot make this great wrong right
Believing God to be just, think that if
a curse ever followed nation by His com
mand for its sins, it will follow US if we do
not put stop to this evil.
It is an historical fact that to New Eng
land belongs the glory or the shame Of be-
ing the first to import pagan Africans for
the sake of their labor ; it is equally true
that New Englanders we're the first to i'm
port pagan Asiatics for the sake Of their la
Dor. Being perfectly clear that Chinese
labor as it is now organized here is nothing
short Of slavery that it is a most fiagrant
and outrageous injustice to American labor
and upon the rights Of our workingmen
that If not checked it will subvert and work
an entire revolution in our labor system,
and reduce our laborers and their families
to penury and wretchedness and believing
as l do that Congress has full power, and
that it is its duty, to act promptly, | hope
that the Committee on Foreign Affairs, IN
whose custody my .esOlution now Is, will
at the earliest moment possible report a
bill prohibiting any and all further imPorta-
ton Of Chinese; forbidding any Chinese
to come to our country except as travellers
passing through the same, or as merchants
ID limited numbers, under certain restrlc-
tons, and to be located only at designated
ports
As to the Chinese now here, not under
contract, require them to leave the country
within a reasonable time, under severe pen
alties As to those here under contract,
give them three months after the expiration
thereof to quit our shores forever, under
penalty Of having their cues cut of close
to their shoulders
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THE HOUsEKEEPER

To RAISE A BLISTER SPEEDILY.-A
piece Of lint dipped into vinegar Of Can
tharides, and Immediately after its aPPica-
ton to the skin, covered over with piece
Of strapping to prevent evaporation.
TREACLE BEER.-BOil half pound Of
hops with fourteen pounds Of treacle in
tbirty-six gallons Of water, for one hour
then strain the wort, and add, when nearly
cold, balf pint Of yeast the next day it
NAV be put into a cask or bottled.
FAMILY Om--Oil Of sweet almonds one
gill spermaceti, quarter Of an ounce.
Melt them together over the fire, first
breaking the sPermaeeti into very small
pieces. When cold, stir 10 few drops Of
bergamot, rubbed up with half grain of
civit.
GRIDDLE CAKEs.-One quart Of milk,
three eggs two if scarce, tablespoon
full Of butter, two tablespoonfuls Of home
made yeast, -four enough for griddle-cake
batter. Set over night.
RICE BREAD.-A pint Of boiled rice, a
little salt, flour and milk enOugh b to make
the rice stick smoothly together. Fry on
a griddle in rounds the size Of large
plate, and an inch thick, and serve one at q
time.
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Gr22lGl3ln'S Bank Building,
"a y 30 La Sale Street,

Is fully organized and ready to
receive deposits, upon which six
per cent interest will be paid, sub
lecI 70 the rules Of the institution.
HENRY GREENEBAUM, Presld't
THOS' H0YNE, First Weep res
CHS, WIRTH Second Vice-Fres't.,
a. WISE Cashier.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

SOMEBODY said to Jerold, :" have just
had some calf's-tail soup, when the wit
replied, Well, extremes do meet some
times"
In North Missouri town lives a gentle
man who rejoices in the name Of Gander.
A short time ago he proposed marriage to
Young lady, who refused on the ground
that # she accepted him, she might be con
sidered goose.
BED is a bundle of paradoxes we 90
to it with reluctance - yet quit i with re-
gret and we make up our minds every
night to leave it early, but we ma ke up
our bodies every morning to leave 1t late
AN actor, with a very homely phiz, was
once acting Mithridates, when a beautiful
captive said to him my lord. you change
your countenance. Hook, who was in the
Dit, exclaimed: "Don't stop him, don't
stop him For heavens sake let him J"
A PATRON Of a certain newspaper once
said to the publisher
'Mr Printer, how is it you have never
called on me for pay for your PaPer?"
"Oh," said the man Of types, we never
ask gentleman fer money"
Indeed" replied the patron, how do
you manage to get along when they don't
pay you p
'Why," said the editor, after certain
time we conclude be is no gentleman and
we ask him"
Oh-ah yes i see. Mr.. Editor,
please give me a receipt" and hands him
". Make my name all right on your
books"
81 am not mad, only incensed," said
a dandy smelling Of musk. tie was not
musk -nlar though be smelt strong.
TEErorUM tells us that Miss Buchanan
once railying brave soldier on his cour
age said, ''Now Captain do you really
mean to tell me that you can walk up to
the cannon's mouth without fear 7" 'Yes,
or Bucbanan's either, and be proved the
assertion, then and there.
BUss, to kiss rebus, to kiss again I; plu-
ribus, to kiss without regard to sex; sylla-
bus, the hand instead Of the lips 7; blurder-
bus, to kiss the wrong person omnibus, 10
kiss all the persons in the room cerebus,
to kiss in the dark.
A gentleman who has unfortunately brok-
en- his word, is anxious to procure some ce-
ment what will repair it. The same com
position with which people mend their man
ners may possible answer.
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California Silk Making.

The elk manufactures in California are
succeeding excellently. The California
Silk Company at San Francisco is about
enlarging its facilities to keep up with its
rapidly growing demands. The Alta Cal
ifornia says: ''Besides the throwing and
spinning Of silk threads, it is contemplated
to add to the factory capacity the reeling
of silk from the cocOOns-s branch of the
trade very delicate, and with which our silk
nursermen are not yet sufficiently expert
enced. The wives and children of silk
growers will require to become informed on
this part of the science Of silk manufactur-
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ing. The company have erected capae-
lous factory on their own property in South
oan Francisco. The silk business is the
most lucrative in the world when well
managed. The executive ability displayed
Dy those connected with the undertaking
affords guarantee of success. Our wealthy
men should have no hesitation in adding
great stability to this desirable enterprise
IN our midst, from which already other ben
ehcial industries are starting"
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Written for the ADVOCATE.
THE ROSS.


The Boss Is q devil OF Turk,
AZ hear his poor slaves say
For he sWears he can do more work 10 an hOu
Than thsy can do in 3 day.
But our boss is a DiOus man, can tell,
For be goes to his church to pray
But he thinks OF the Dollars az we'll
How many he'll make IN q day.
Religion anu Dollars are all his care,
Bnt Dollars are the things he'll obey
With MIN Hunanltys not worth hair,
For Do lars, they carry the sway.
The boss ssys this is glorious land,
Where man can work as he may,
For he drives with the Feins in hand,
And he gets the best share Of the pay.
Yes, this is a glorious land for ths boss,
Let the slaves think what they may,
Where dollars have al the power
Aud the boss has the best Of the fray.
The boss is but step from the Baron Of old,
Whose castle stood BY the way
Tho lived n the good old ieudaI times,
And looked en- the poor A. bis prey.
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lO4 FwentY-SeCOnd st1set.
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DIED.

FELENAg. t Rrrnet Hou- .. CINCINNATI, Mon
dav ms5 70. I-OBERT 10 y aR, yOu- gsst emil /
OF - li'ss isihnap, secTe'Iry o. Wa, sgsi
tgoattz
1nebho %, Monday morning, sth inst, JOHN
OLIVER, EEfc years apsi . ms nths, Youngest son
- w Co. eu. fues ' 4 tSers.
The tH-eTal VIII AXE D sc- tomorrow fTuesia }
m OF J.clCCk, from 1903 L street N. W &.
tltsrcsi- --if ally invited.
LANCE ~ On tire stt -rsfa,.. after a short ill
ms LOT 80 LANG2sS, aged 2 years and ;
months.
The fr r-d Of he family invit- = attend tn
finer - ralrrox, Ieth sire q. bst~c N L aud X
81 3 q o.. CE . r.. Repl
JONES IN wilmington. North Carolina. AT the
rn-ft no Ns- fsther Mr james Anderson, on IN
9TH q Nav - l. In he hope OF bissfui immortal.
ify MsEN ANNA. wife q G. Lucien Jones, for
merry q - a-.siI on. ID. q.
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APRIL, MAY AND JUNE.
PUKIFY THE ELooD AND BxAUTiFY I'M
COMPANION

PUKIFY THE BLOOD AND BxAUFIFY 1Ha
COMPANION
by using
RELaBoLD's CArAwBA CRAZE JUICE
PILLS
HELhBoLLs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT sAKsAPAsILLA.
In the spring and summer mouths the system nm
det goes . change.
This Ia the time to good blood renewing, part.
Tying and inviyerstins medicines
HELnB0LD's FLUID EATRAOT eARsApA-
RILLA AND HELnBeLDs FLUID EXTRACT
GFAPE JUICE PILLS ABE TIE EXIST AND
MOST RELIABLB.
One bottle Of Heln.bold's Fluid Extract sarSans-
riEla equals In strength ons gsll.n OF the s,rus -
deoootioR - made by druggists, and Q wiussi.ss
added to pint Of water equals tie cslsbrsted Liz
bon Diet drink. delightful and hesIthful beverage
The Grape Juice Pill 10 composed OF fluid extrsss
oatawbs grape juice and FLUID EXTRACT
RHUBARB.
Useful in al diseases requiring sth ar.c rsmsdv
and fer superior to Gil other purgstiyes. such a
salts, mssnesis. 40
Helmbolds Grape Juice is DOT Q patented psu.
put up - those ordinarily Wendell bar the result n
ten years experimenting and great care in prepsrs
ton.
SAFE FOB AND TAKEN BY CHILDREN;
30 NAUSEA: no GRiPIsa PAlss.
BUT MILD, PLkAsANr AND SAFE IN ORE
RATION.
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TBEasUBY DEPARTMENT.

II.
OFFICE OF TAE LiGHT- hoUsE BOARD,
s..,o, p,,. MasRiSSroN, May 4, ISL.
until enc clock o. FRiDAY. the ninstsenah s.s 81
9Y, ISL; iron iron manufacturers snly, Tor fur
ssy 70 construct second order irop Lisis Hsusa
for Bolivar Poia;. Texas, In accordance WITH The
The same &c caSsTei. a. S "a enSsa,e o, n.
&C. e soser or board q SEA going vessel vessels
turers workshops, and accessible to such vessels
- hs brick work the sa.s for the lantern the lens
provided By the Light House BcsrI, aud their COS,
Is ret g S bs ineisded in the amount Of the bid.
inS pio suouIo STATE TIE Una Tor which the FNYiRE
wEk snSva on the drawings. win ?e completed
down. str .. the wsrs snSr AID then taken
shd should a.o state the dag and date on which il
shall te % completed and dsliy cred, under forfeit.
The work viii be carried on under the personal
sSpeTyis9n Of az agent Of the Board and ali fscili
and workmanship Such parts 81 either as are nst
N accordance with the DRAWINGS and specifications
The Board reserves the tight to relsct any proro,.
iol am reasons At mar deem sufficient
hseh tio ns.st he acct panied BY g bond, sissed
o. tee D,oSer and two esmpe,ent suretiss certified
DfSSrds5nen;J IN tse sum Q; ten thousand collars,
rthn tep day alter notice given bY the Board
Bond aud secu rity, N The sum of ten thousand
ocIAIs, lc|gy.l signed ~ two Ornpetent Dor de
msn Tor ne faithful Performance Of the contract
a copy Of the plans sud specifications must be 20
elf SD With the bid, evidence IS TO the Object OF
The Iropossi
e II proposals must be signed scaled and irso,.s a
,fropossls tor lisht-heuse a- Bolivar Point,
Texas and then isoios~d in another enyelcne and
alecied, prepaid, t. Rear Admiral w. Il sim
tri'k, ChalrAsncf the Light House Board Treas
ury Department, Washington ID. G
Any tIncer may be present aud witness the ocen-
So Gifted.
Bidders viii name the ports at which they Vii ie-
liy ~ hoard shirf
Payments for the work viii be made aasr.eriy
upon estimates certified 30 by the az mt Of e Baana
but ~ ensy (.el per centum oi The amount Of eacE
estimate will be withheld until tue corr,
p!etion Of the contract.
Plans, spec incaticns, s1s forms Of proposals NAY
be obtains d from Lieutepsnt Colonel J. u. Dna-a
hi ed states Engineers. Portland. Name, and A.
, Exchange str Get Boston. hasssc sets. Lieu.
teEaT; Colonel /. c. Woodruff, UEitei states e
glneers, Tom pkiDsviie, Staten Island, New York
q Castor Smith, Ksq.. Assistant Light ou-e En-
glneer. SoGthesst corner si1th and Wa lrt s,ree.s
bhiladelphis, Pennsylysnis, Captain Peter q
Hains, United States Engineers. Union Bapk
hu idiug, Baltimore. MARY land; Major W z NJ
nh, United states Engineers. Pittsburg, Psuus,I
yaIis and from the undersigned.
GEOBGz II. ELkIOT,
MAJOR OF Engineers u =. A
nJt-'l Engineer Secretary
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~oiuof VI y c1n5yivoN1A Nv. and llth n,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
onnIonToWh AT PUBLIC AUCTION
py virtue OF two deeds OF trust, the a rst atad
- the ninth day OF December, A ID 1872 AM ra
corded ~ Lter 6o2, folos 2A, eft SEQ , one OF he
ecoI as tor aehiG gton county, in The District
Go,oIhpia ana the -ecosd dated the sxteent tn day
HeCrn.o.r, A. ID. 800, and recorded Ia Liber 631
iOi.s i, ei seq, oae Of the land records for Ash
Ins ton county in the District of Columbia the nm.
.elsslgned, george \. B0hrer, surviving Trustee
uluel tnt nrst deed u trust, and 3obsrt B. Fereu-
sOn as tuaee under the second deed of trgst will
ssn AT public auction, on the premises on NON
DAf, the lss day OF Mag, A ID, Is,I Al s o;clocE
M, TO the highest bidder all those lots of gronni
sstuat,o eno being IL Uniontown, in the co1pty nj
Mashipstoh, ID the District of Columbia and known
ne ieccrdtd plat or plan OF said UnioutoVn az
tots prnioersd two hundred and eighty eight two
Lun1red sud eighty nine. two hundred and ninety
81 q two hundred and ninety one ''
These Lots frort On Harrison street and are IN, .
proved by tive well built two-story Frame Houses
Terms: One fourth cash: aud the balance in canal
pay ments at six. twelve and eighteen months 70 no
secured by deed Of trust. Two hundred dollars IN
De paid when the property Is struck down All
Stamps ana conyeysDcing at cost Of purchaser If
the terms are not complied with II re DAYS after
sale the property to be resod at the risk and cost OF
s uITiTiBss p rIns,sa IF tho BoaRER
ISOLATION a. TO frst deed Of trust .Auns as
ROBERT b FERgUsON.
Trustee Under second deed of trust
spa oSds LA1iAER n OLEARY, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TN
I'll OepAs, @sy sih same hour and place
By order of the Trustees.
myfd LATTMER CLEARLY. Aucts.
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DROPSSALe FOB GOAL.
BrREAr OF ENGRAvtse A

TRAsURY DEPARTMENT.
VI AAskAviss AND faifii Il isil.
Proposals vin be received at this ofioe until
ino, for Furnishing three hundred 600 tons ass
pounds TO the tom Of Cumberland coal, of nine
euch points may be directed. snd be weighed on
I Bidders win state in their proposals the name of
the ccai 70 be furnished ss vel ss the price
The Department reserves the rieht 20 rejert any
or ell bids. GEO. b McOARfFC
apQ u Min Chiof Of Bureau,
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Rf LATIMER . CLEARY. Aaotioneers,
II Successors 70 Cooper LatimerJ
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and iltb strAs,

DESIRABLE BUILDIEG LOTS AT AUCrIOH
n BY virtue OF DEGREES Of the Circuit and su-
prene Courts Of the District Of Ovlum6ia the
-; Is Trustee will cell at public
st NJ, light Desirable Building Lots, situate
on sih street west. between North q q aud Rhode
lssnd enue being Lots 2, s. T. g. g. No. H. and n al
breFfs subdiyislo Of SQUARE sD.
Terms Of sale - prescribed By decree: 0ne-third
remainder in two equal payments ct SIX ana fvsive
tbs Trustee; the purchaser or pnrch ers IN have
me 70 5sy IN essh the whole Of the purchase
Inn or them; deposii Of SIS 20 be made On eseh ot
st TIM e OF sale Revenes STAN Dc and conveyancins
al cost OF purchaser. IN cAes Of non com pliancs
with terms 81 ale within i've days, Trustse viii
resell the pfeenfses ct cost and risk Of defautine
purchakr. .-
Title direct from the Government
yOHN CARROLL BRENF Trustee
my5-sc3v&ds LArIMEB CLEARY aucts
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EXTRACT sARsEPARILLA.
EXTRACT saBs.pARILLA.
KXrBACr sARsAPABILLA.
EXTRACT sABsAPARILLA.
EXTRACT sARsAAARmLA.
EXTRACT sABsAPAKILLA.
ENTBACT sARsArARILLA.
ENTVAUT s.Rs.PaRILLA.
EXTRACT sARsAPABrLLA.
EXTRACT sARsaPARILLA.
EXTBAcT sARsAPARILLA.
ENTBaCT sARsLPARILLA
EXTRACT sARsAPARiLLA.
EXTRACT sABsAPARiLLA.
EXTRACT sARsAPARILrA.
EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA.
EXTRACT SAssAPARILLA.
ExrRaUT sARsAPARILLa.
EXTRACT sAgsAPARILLA.
EXTRACT sAnsAPARILLa.
ENrsAcT sARsAPARILLA.
EXTRACT sARsAPaRILLA.
EXrBAoT sAB.APARiLLA.
ExrRACT ssRsAPARILLA.
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llT 0REEH WILbIAMB, Auct1oneers,
u kootnsast corner I'll and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROyBD PROPERTY
w WINS tsr Hy STREkT WEsT Erws sEs LEV

IN lsTE sTHEkT wk MIEosEP wPR3stK rW
YORK AVEHGE AND SrREEr NoRrH
- By virtue o. deed Of trust, dated Hoyen5bsr
q uh, is69 aud duly recorded In Liber No. 6ig, st
county &c. and At the rsques. G! the party So
cured thereby, shall sell on the prsuIsss, ct s
piece or pareei ground situate In the said city OF
Waspinsto yen; ano snewn and designa.ed AZ part Of
dred and twenty three ltl for id part
inch south Of the northeast corner ~ 81 81.
and running thsuce souh twenty three 2ij feet six
and half inc hes. f6ts thence west one hnntsaSs
aud twenty feet, thence north enty three feet
inches and half, thence eas, one hapdred ana
twenty feet 20 ths place Of baginninx "u
Tes ms: One kalf cash. balance Ia . and ,fnonth..
secured BY eeeS Of trasi en the proaetty- $50 to
yey ancing st the cost os the pur chaser
CuAS. y ctLtAN, Trustee
uy5 eokds GREEN s WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RAILROADS.
pALTInoKEAND o aIo sAILROAj

RALffrSkEA An ID % aIo RAILROAD
wAsHrNsros, December y,I7p
., Isains ~ zen MAsHtSG
MssiiSei6Ss 'h and i iPSssssxMl 80
NhoI a Low run as fOilow- VIZ.
,-.-..- FOB BALTIMORE,
Leave daily. except supd.y 81 6.t5 500 a..
%. :. m; i2:4S, 800, 40, $40, As anc
TOR ALL WY STATIONS.
Leave e@siy, except S1n..Ay, 81 6.4s ara a.ax .
IL: ga. I'D SIS .. n. N1 ''SS
For pI-Leipal Way Stations, Blstensburs. ra,,.
a,Ie; s.n5, ANNAPOLIS jnnction, and Belly, leave
m ,ctA -ot s',p at BeItsvI-, and 40 n N, 20,
a Jess"p- The S;So D. 70. stoos AZ knnanok.
Junction aud i.elsy only '' ~ onhspohs
The 500 ,. N. on Sunday stops a. during .he
FOB ANNtPOIIS
Leave - 30 = m snd s:Io D n. Nc train 10
OF trOH h"t1poii- on Sunday
On 81 SDaY
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave AZ :. Sb q m and :; .9' 4 % and /. Onnr
. FOB WAY srATiOsS
bea'S a. no q m. and ace . W
- ~ AL PARTS OF The WHIST.
,.s,tl sTe Ia except Sunday, a. o.s5 M. ane
ON sunday at 500 and 500 .. n. only. CONNECT.
u ~ neIay citation with trains from EaitiUora ta
"HeenhR farkersburg, e..
s1q s'ta-hnir leave at 500 m, connecting a.
hoe,e -ith strasborg aud Winchester accom-
THROUGH ecSs-s 70 the West can be hal a. IN.
day. o. al 4"ui u Ine
FOR New York. Philsielphis and Boston acc Sd
NtftisemeL II OF /" Through Linz
J. L. wILsoS,
~ COLI General Ticket Agent
ohO = kOtSTL. &c nj ARf, wsshfnrton FED,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ID isuScsssors = CoSIsr AIosrISesess'
Southwest corner Of PenosVlvsnis sv. ans Iith N
CHAsCsRr ssLEoF yALuABLK IMPROVED
hbAL EsEa1E On Ks-rCsPfTUL STkEET
BhrwkkN flSST And SECOND sTRsrrs
IL 81 the District a Uolnnbis. pssse,i OF the I-sh
:dsy OF srrf A. p, lsIl, in Cause thsIsia
plaintiffs, and toserh aurrSy and others. dss-r
csnts, No 10 Equity .ck@; "a, the uncerstgret
ni I'n,so ste ey " decree, sil. on wkpkss-
20. ne 'entndsy of May, q. u l. !, 81 2 m IN
I'M - the rrsIises proceed % 81. at pnbUc aus
ton, the wsst halt of Lot numbered txenfy d in
y722, Ia the CITY a Warrington. Tn. prsP nv has
a,rent 81 twenty -three 81 feet elevea ara haif
letl inches on East cs9ifol street. with depth Of
one enndree and twenty eleht rs f-t eleven M
Ihches an, y imtreYtd by two Story briok house,
The terms q sale .. prescribed NJ saie deere.
VI oe ne third Of The purchase money ash: the
haance y two equal instsmAats, ~ -ic sad twelve
oken bearing interest and secured by sAa ~ trrsi
90 we pr.rtses. AL ccnyeyauces aud revenue
twe1ty. fve ,isI. ~ iii - derosf q
~ the ne OF sale. II the tern are not csrppiisS
with within i've Gays Of the dsy 81 sale, ths fTstes
JOHN a WILSON. r-n-,ee.
ElyI-eo3ds LATInER CLKAsY Ancts.
LATIMrR 6 oLEsRY. .uet,oneers,
te0ceessors 10 Hooper LatimeE,l
Southwest corner OF Penn aveaue and iith street
uNIMPsnyED PROPERTY ON TuS E.sr
EIDE lF 26TH sTKKET. BETwEEE LAND
81 REEFS. AT AUCTION
II 90 1hURsDAl AFTERNOON, NAY n
SHAH sell part OF lbs n, in sau,re Is hsvins
roe OF about 81 feet snd runnnz back $50 feet a.
street. between and X stres,.
Terms: One half cash, balance at and u month.
trust 1 90 tie prem.a down Sp,sd b. q s Of
mlt-oSds LATiMkR CLEsRf, aucts.
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AUCTION SALES,
TOMORROW,

Ky w. l. WALL & 90. Aus,inneers,
m. New marble Bat ding,
40. SUI and goa, 3 VI. Ger Penn ave and OH at
sPkClAL AND PEREMPTORv SALE OF THH
OF WHITEAEp CHECK MATING or THIS
SrEhAsUS : lMPokTAfloS AND JUST LAND
HHSSp sesb, ANp FIFTY RlLL oIL,CLOTas,
On TUESDAY MORNING, Ma @ at IN
O'Clock on the srst iDor Of our spacious sales room
We will self, without rpss rye '
l29 pieces Al White
80 eieces 5-4 white
100 piecesS& White
100 pieces CHECK
30 pieces Check.
70 pieces 81 Check
go Rolls of 8, g. 5, ard qusrter Oil cloths fif.
ferent patterns aud all first class q ,ds
also. 30 pieces OF Tapestry, brussels, Three NV,
Ingram, aud extra Super Carpets,
10 rolls of Cocoa Mating
We would particularly cali >hs attention of the
usde and persons furnishing 70 this sale, as the
goods are All fresh and will be sold ia quantities to
SUIT, and warranted as represented
mye-d w WALL & CO, Auets.
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RY FITCH 4 FOX,
~ Real Estate Brokers,
ola 9TH street, opposite Post Ofice

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOTS IN
UNiONTOWN, ID. q.
-, ~ virtue OF deed OF trust, dated October
1v:5,h' Icy, and duly recorded in Liber No. 6lS
-iofo Zss; OF the land records of Washington
county ID o.. the subscriber will sell. at pubIic
sac: On the premises, on THURSDAY, the In dsy
o. May IsI, az "a O'Clock m. lots numbered
. = % 80 and SO, fronting on jackson street and
the Marlboro road ' "ue
Terms; One third cash; Balance IN six and twslve
months with interest. secured by deed of trust on
the premises All convey sncing and revenue siam NJ
At cost of purchaser. ''p'
mIc ST LATINER = GI.E.R'yr trustee.
- 1HE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
sane hour and place. ' S'n
my4&S LATInEKS TJEERy Ann,'