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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

No. 81, n. R.-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-Mary Ann Brown VS.. Lewis n.
Crawford ct al.
DY virtue OF an in~tsrloeUtory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause, July s,
1871, 1 win sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, on h premises, In the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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WINSL0W'S SYRUP.

~ REALTY facilitates the process of teeth
VI ing, by s%oftening the gums, reducing all
in1ammRtiOn-wil alRy ALL PAIN and
action. and is
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IN sUPREME COURT At IAcKsoR.

No. Is, n. c. DIV. p. Mitchell VI. william
Ryan ct a.
~ virtue OF a decree pronounced By the
- Supreme our on the 2lst day Of IuCe-
lell. In this cause WI sell, TO the higheE-
bidder, on
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LOOK TO our CHILDREN.
TNE eREAr sOOTAINs REMElY,

Z. o'BANNoS, l.. s. oRRIs,
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SALE

REAL E5TATH
No. ZIIS, N. Rim the First Chancery Court
of Shelby county.-E. Baeeke 4 Co. vs..
George Waeehter ct al
d Z virtue Of an in-terloeutOry decree for
sale entered In the above cause, MAY A.
1871, / viii sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front of the Clerk and Mas
terfs Office, GreenlaW Block, Second street. in
the CITY OF Memphtg. Tennessea. on
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Thuusands Of Cases.

II not only relieves the child from pain, put
invigOrates the stomach ana bowels, corrects
acidIty, and gives tone and energy 70 the
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TRUSTEES SALES.
Trust SaIs.

d virtue Of r. S. Russen's Trust Deed to me,
n dated the 18th day OF July, Al 1870, and
recorded in Book 70, page 1913, 1 VIII sell at pub
lie auction sale, TO the highest bidder for cash,
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SPIRIIs-HlRhNlnesl 5IB9oc; old CROWN
anchor whisky, 76c; old Magnolia do, SOC;
old Tennessee white do, 81; old Bourbon
do, 81 Is; TuseaPOrs Bourbon, do, 81 80;
Glen AIbin do, 81 So; Hindes do, 81 80;
Ford's do, g so; apple brandy, 81 3Oi
peach do, s.; New York do, FF 81 40;
Otard. Dupuy q Co., 1880, do, 81 90; Swan
Gin. 81 Is; Fish Imported do, s. 90; old
port wine, 81 2594 90; sherry do, 81 SOC
5; sparkling CstaWba-plnts SIC; quarts
AZ. claTet per case, "a; Home bitters, pei
case: So 5OG7 30; Plantation do, per case,
Sc so; Hostetter's do, per case, ~; Bene-
dictine, Is per dozen.
ToBAoOo-The market for the week ha'
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surs 10 Regulate the Bowels.
Relief and Health 70 Your Infants

Depend upon IL, mothers. it Will give rest {
yOurgaIv yes and
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Wednesday the 2sd Day of August. 49,

the following described lot OF ground. stu
ated in the eastern limits OF the city Of AHU-
phis, and on the north side Of Union street
extended, and upon which defendant, EODL
Wade, resided at the time OF his death, and
lies opposite the residence lot OF John &.
LanieT, is pounded o. the south by the state
Line Road now known As Union street eX
tended; on the east BY the Post and heil
Avenue; on the north by Henry Avenue.
and on the west BY a lot known rs tins
"Welch lot, containing By estimation ABOUT
six acres. said land viii be sold subj CT 10
the dover interest OF Esther :. " ade, widow
of defendant Robt. Wade deceaAed in the
same.
Terms Of SAls-SLx and twelve months
credit, notes with approved security re-
quired and q lien retained for payment OF
the purchase d oDey. Equity OF redemption
barred. sale within legal hours.
JOHN a. FREEMAN, CLERK.
ally la, IS7I.
CAN'T & Mcdowell, soils. iyA
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n IN LONDON,
COTTON.

The market yesterday was fiat and
devoid OF interest, with few buyers on
the market. Offerings were fair and
holders seemed willing to make con-
cessions in order TO realize. The
stock on hand was counted up yester-
day, and a deficiency OF 1877 bales was
found, leaving the stock on hand at
4457 instead Of 1928. Transactions for
the day were slim, with little Going
aside from the closing out Of a few
small Cutoide lots. Ordinary, l2ai3c;
strict Ordinary, l34al4c; Good Ordi-
nary, 15c; Strict GOOD Ordinary Ice;
Low Middling, I7al74c; Strict Low
Middling, l73al53c; Middling, lsia
ls4c. Liverpool closed firm, with
sales of II, 600 bales. New York closed
dull with prices tending doWnWardi
Middliups. 1890.
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NATURES FRESCRIPTTON-WHEN
N Nature produces q great remedy for dis
ease, the best thing science can do IS to follow
her prescription. By separating the water Of
the famous Settler Spring into its elements,
science has discovered the means By which
that world-renowned Spa effects such unpsr-
allied cures, and by combining those ele-
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Real and Personal Property.

First Chsncery Court of shelby county.-No.
&32, n. R.-Anthony Zanone ct al. vs.. Frank
Saltalamaehta. No. 254, N. R,-LOuis LoZ
erettO VS.. Frank S~altalamachia ct al.
DY virtue of an introductory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause, NAV q,
1871, | will sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
ofice, GreenIaw Block, Second street, in the
city OF Memphis. Tenn. on
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HOPE HALL INSTITUTE,

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, PROF.
n J. T. TOOF, PRINCIPAL, has been re-
moved to No. IlO MARSHALL AVENUE where
the next session Will
Begin the First Monday in September, 1871
Spacious grounds (neaTly three aeres), good
water, comfortable sehool-rOoms, supplied
with improved hoo furniture, q large and
beRutifui grove, are features which make the
location both healthful and desirable.
The Principal pledges his entire energies
his care.
Discipline and t-horoughness the w lead
ing characteristics of the school.
Recommendation j. ]. Busby, Major W.
ID. Beard, David Walk, H. A. L1ttletOn, DR.. ID.
GOber, JOhn s, Toof. JyD
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Medical College,
Medical Dspartm't of Cumberland University
SESSION Is7l.'72:

A LEXAEDER ERSKIHE, Md, DEAN,
n Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
BENZ. ". AVENT, ND, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice of Surgery.
DUDLEY ID. SAUNDERS, NJ D., Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD b MAURY, Nd, Professor Of the
Principles and Practice OF Medicine.
ROBT. W. MITCHELL, Md, Professor of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
ALFRED h. VOORHEES,, Md, Professor of
Aural and Ophthalmfc Surgery.
j, Joseph WILLIAMS, MD, Professor Of
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy.
FELIX MCFARLAND, Md, Professor Of
Chemistry and TOxicOlogy.
GUSTAVUS b. THORNTON, MD, Demon
stratOr of Anatomy.
ROBT. TaUMMEL d, PrOssctor to the
Professor of Anatomy.
The Nineteenth Annual Course of Lectures
in this Institution Will begin on MONDAY,
October 18th and continue TO March l, loI2
RS- Dissecting rooms open October list, and
students Will dnd that in Memphis The factli-
ties for the study of Practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed.
Clinical Lectures will be given each week,
throughout the session, at the City Hospital
and City DispensAly, FREE OF CHARGE.
Good Board can be had near the College for
SF5 per month.
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ooTToE %sTATRhKNF.

COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, August 2, 1871.
stock, September !, 1870. 1850
Reed since last statement. 50
Received previously 60s COS COS, 100
----
6l2, $50
Shipped since last sL'ment q
Shipped prsviously.--...0U ,OBs 0OI,142
---
stock al noon to-day -.,,.... IBIS
less deficit BY actual count .... T8l
----
4,457
Imports.
Memphis and Charleston ~rsilrosd..... IA
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad" %
Memphis and Ohio railroad ........-...." "A
Estimated per wagons. .....-.~....... Is
Exports.
Memphis and Ohio rsilrosd-~"----- 70
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Friday. Ism DaY Of AuOust. IszI,

During legal hours, sell to the highest bid
der, q tact or parcel OF land lying aud sit
uated In the county OF Shelby, State OF Ten
nessee, on the west side OF the fernando
road, in the 4th Civil District Of said county,
south OF and adjoining Judge Kings lot, and
known and described as lot No. 81 OF McLe-
more's division, containing iye-and.t three
fourths acres, more or less; said tract has
been subdfv1ded into three lots, and viii be
sold separately
TERMS OF SALE.-Credit of seven months;
purchasers giving notes, with approved Sc
curfty, and q lien retained to secure the pay
ment Of the notes. Equity of ptiOn
barred. This 18th day OF July. 1871.
FRANK TAFT. Clerk and Master.
By 3. +. COLEMAN. ID. U and N.
Walker & Horrigan, Solicitors. jyIS
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TIPTON FEMALE SEMINARY,
CONVICTION, TENN.
THE FALL SESSION OF THIS ESTAB
IL Ished Institution viii
Open on Monday, August 9th, 1871.
BS- Send for catalogue.
jyl2 GEO. D. HOLMES. Principal.
THE MISSES LANE

uTILL OPEN A BOARDING. SCHOOL,
w for Young Ladies, In NEW YORK
CITY. on WEDNESDAY, September %, ISL
For reference and circular, apply TO 1. b.
Kirkland, ESQ, President Jackson 1nsuranee
COmDanV Memphfs. Tenn. Iyl5
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PxHo N'9
Planetary Horse Power,
1.-THE BEsF HORSE POWER EVER IN.
Venteel The power Of the horse quadru-

lTaE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN.
Il venteel The power Of the horse quadru-
Pledi
MEMFHIs, TENN, June 8, 1871.
We, the undersigned citizens Of Memphis,
certify that we this day Witnessed the applt.
cation of Pyron's Planetary Power 70 an
Eighty saw Cotton Gin, with the following
results: The Gin was rsvcfged with the usual
rapidly, with q full Eoll OF c9tlon, By two
mules, sc an easy gait and dranght; and we
further state that We believe IL greatly supe-
rioT to any horse OWe we have any knowl.
edge OF, and a power suitable ftr every plan
ter using q Gin, Grist OF SaW-mnI1
j. Il. TEAL Maehinist and ALillwTight.
NEWToN Form, 1rm OF For(ls Porter d Co.
u. ]. PoRTER, firm OF Ford. Porter q Co.
r. H0PSoN, n. D., Memphis, Tenn.
JOHN J. FrTMAE, N. d, Memphis, Tenn.
u. 81. WHTrEE0RE, MsmphtL Tenn.
SHARPE 8 ROBERTS, Sole Agents
For the sale o. state, County and Individ-
uaI Rights for Arkansas and al the States OF
the United States east OF The MtRsisstpDf
river. Hr Fun directions for building tie
Power given TO each purchaser,
OFFICE.
Ne. q hearee street kanphls, Teaas
EN
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]. D. Stewards Collegiate Institute,
no Alabama ST., Memphis, Tenn.
DHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON
MUnday, the 4th Day Of September Nsxt,

And continue ten calendar months, Athor
bracing English, Commercial, Mathematieal
and Classical Studies. Such text books VIII
be used as are entirely ree nom sectionaI or
political reference. V1
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been steady, with q fair trade doing.
Manufactured tobacco, extra fne and
fancy Virginia work, 90c@E; fine, SOC
eOo; good, TO@sOc; medium, 6O970c; COM
mon, 54Q58c; caddies (quarters) fine. 66@
T2c; good medium, 68962o; common, $50
60c; smoking, common medium, 2S@40c;
fine to fancy, 60c@Sl.
VINEaAR-Common and picking, SO
10 per barrel.
LIVE STOCK.
Receipts since last report-by river,
49, head cattle, and 5 head cows and
calves; by railroad 2 car loads sheep
and lambs. Beef cattle; no good ma
tive cattle in market; sales Of good
cOrnfed Texas cattle at 4a5c. A lot of
so head thin Texas steers sold to
grazers at SIC per head. Sound grass
fed cattle are selling at 24a3lc. Sheep
and lambs are in fair supply; best
grades mutton sheep, 4a5c gross;
spring lambs g 50a3 80 per head.
HOgs-none in the market. Cows and
calves, S25a40fOr common to medium;
a few choice cows would bring $50.
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Clerks Sale of Real Estate.

No. 28l, r. DIN Fifst Circuit Court.-Peti-
ton to sell land to pay debts-Ren John
son, Administrator Of Samuel Miller, and
others, VS.. Mansford Albert and others.
DY virtue of a decree of the First Circuit
ID Court of Shelby county, made in the
above cause, on the LIST daY Of July, 1871, I
VIII, in front o. the CT cult COurt-house, at
the entrance thereof, on the northeast corner
OF Union and Second streets, in the city Of
1 Memphis. on
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COM sIssIONER's SALE.
CO M MISSI0NER'S
SALE.

No. Ias, Equity Iockst-In the Circuit Court
OF the United States for the District Of West
Tennessee.-J.L. White VS.. James o. Ellis
and ]. NJ. woodward.
IN of a decree rendered in the
/ above styled cause, on the 22d day OF De.
cember, 1870, 1 viii, as Commissioner sp-
pointed BIZ the Court,
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No. III, d. Q. D.-Germsu National Bank OF
Msmphts Vs. Eliza E Porter et al
d virtue Of a decree pronounced in this
ID cause, on The sta OF June 1871. bv So
Preme Court VIII sell, 70 the highest bid
der, on
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RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August 2, l:20 p.m.-The
market is unsettled with few stocks offer
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10y GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctfonesrs,
- Southeast Corner 9TH and streets

STORY PBEes BRlCk FRONT DWELLISG-
H9GsE. WITH a LANCE BACK Blu lLDING.
CATION-BEING HOUSE No. 500 ESTREET
NORTH. BETWEEN EINrB AND TENTa
"A by virtue Of = deed Il trust te me, the under,
T.. signed bearing date thu first day of October,
ID. ls7l, and recorded in Liber No. SO, folio
$50 one of the Land Records for Washington coun-
~, District OF Columbia, and at the reQues. OF the
party holding The notes secnred thereby. shall
erly part Of Lot numbered two. (2,) in Square I'm
bered tour hundred and six. 400 aud bounded and
the southeast corner Of said lot, On street north
thence running nOrtherly OF the line dividing Lot
No two 90 frem Lot numbered one, a. in said
square eighty t5l feet six (6l inches to pri
waite alley al the Of said estate agreeable 10
division between Bisgden and Moore, the thirty
fret $50 Of December, 1888 by their dsed recorded
OF washing ton county District OsColumbia; thence
running westerly on sad alley twenty six 1851 feet
five 5)ncl es to the land conveyed TO Michael Dufey
december = A. ID, l56}; til snCe run Ding Juth ry
by SAID puf1ey land in straight line. thr Ough
brick stable, cutting off the westerly portion thereof
eighty seven iSI) feet aud Nx o. inches 10 said
street, thence running easteriy said 4 street
twenty six 26l feet five 5l inches, or as ~
tine point oil DegInnine, with the ght in said alley
taeeter with ali the buiIdinss, improvements'
rights, privileges, and appurtenances TO the same
belonging.
Terms OF SALE Five thousand dollars cash, balance
In one, two, and three ears with notes bearing in
trrest at ten OJ per cent secured by deed OF
q, tbe rnst ~ he nrrchs ss t ana ian ps
At the time Of sale And If the above terms of sale
not complied with within five days after sale the
cost OF defauting purchaser, by giving three days
notice in some Newspaper published in the city OF
JOHN O. McKELDEN. Trustee.
Rp l2wf m ads GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts
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PROPOSALS roE POST HOSPITAL.
pEror QuAnTssaAST.ns o.,
W.gpfNCT roy. n. o.. Apru LII

DFpoT OUARTEEHASTtke = DffWk..
W,sHISGTcN, d. a., April l7th, l1l.f
Scales Proposals in Duplicate, for the construe-
A., - kor, " bfprls, Va OF q Post Hospital OF
,Te Ne beds will be received ~ tins Ofcs uuffl
noon M.y lsth. ISL. The building 20 be u wood
and built IN sccoTdanse ~ ~ ans aha spscscsttos
xbieh mas he seen 81 this once.
Petals and requirements Furnished oy the undT.
ssrOd copy ~ th- later with This advertisement
10 be attached 90 each propOssl or-red.
erl5G Captain aud Depot Qasrlvrmssser.
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10y ". T. JOHNsON, Au ,tioneeT
~ apd Real Estate Broker, -

- BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the 6ih day
r. 9f september, 70. 1856. aud recorded il i5eT
SAE g T.: No. "a FLO 40, &c one of the land
records OF the county ~ Washington, ID. o.. We
stall cer Tor sale ~ public auction, in trout OF the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 5th day Of May, A d.
l5l' AT . - clock D. IL. Lot numbered Il, In block
nunbered II according to Han and Elvans recorded
.ubdiNislon OF the property known Meridian
HHI, IN the-Souniy 81 Washington, D. G., on the
rood leading into l4th street road, Columbian
College
The improvements consist OF a neat two story
Frame House.
Terms: one half cash; balance In and IL months
with interest, and secured By deed Of trust on the
premises Convey sncing and stamps at cost of pur-
chaser SO down a. time Of sale.
r.. 4. WHITE, o..
J.b SEMMES,f trustees
apl5d w. 4. JOHNSON. Auct
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tT II ! announced from London that Chang.
one Of the Sismese twins was paralvzed on me
-.Ght side, Oh hls return 20 America last Au-
aust. ~ present be Is so far recovered that he
CTutch. During his illness. his brother suffered
"a TO Wav, though naturally he was compelled
- remain in bed during the period Of Chanss
sickness
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old.
FGr Columbus Ga, con gregated on the river
bank the other day for the purpose Of killing =
Wild duck. More tn an two hundred shots were
lirti At IL e fowl, and il Jew of disgusted.
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EVENING STAR,

IHspssALE Nho was lined Tor app snsins
me rautueress WIS. Fair during her testinour
-, -, VIC SOaffl AT San FrAHoso0 the other day We
Emily Pi't Stevens. g reporter for the P,onear
HiTs. ar had said thai .lu'ige CriJtendeu Uas
her TREND aud protector, AMI that III ne were
wing ne ~oHlf make the LAWYERS OF the prC>--
CIton si"iogize on their b nded kne = fjr the
.nsutine questions they had put TO her THIS
timely hayoicd remark was too much for Mrs
S'evens, srd she shouted Cool" slammed her
COut6mptfT z the court
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DY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Id Southeast corner of 7th and ID street,


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
NAAR ROCkEILLE, IN MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, STATE OF MARYLAND, AT AUG
- On MONDAY, the gath day Of April, 1871.
~. 4 shall sell on the premises, at O'Clock m >,
-kby virtue OF deed of trust 10 the subscriber,
bearing date on the twenty first day OF Jaly, eieh
teen hundred and nifty one. 1881 and recorded in
Liber s. No 5folios 81 4z3 "a and as one OF the
land records for Montgomery county, State of
Mary land, the folioena named valuable Farm viz:
All that certain tract of la,d lying and icing situate
in the county and State aforesaid being the farm
which Joseph Thompson resides, il being the farm
which Frederick A. Tschiiely did, the 4th day OF
September StS, purchase of the estate of the late
Aaron Ofut, dece ased, it being lot numbered one,
III of said estate, and which IL more particularly
described on the records OF said county, aud con-
tanning two hundred and ninety two and tn
Quarters ef an aere, t2sflo more or less together
with the buildings impro yements rights privileges
appurtnances,A and other hereditamenss 10 the same
Terms Of sale; Cash. sac will be Required paid
down ut the time OF sale vhen the property 10
knocked on, and If not complied with, il i'll then
and there be put and sold to the highest bidder,
who shall comply; and II the Tall terms not os-
piled with in ten days after sale the trustees
the right to resell the property, ct the risk and
Of the defauting purchase, By advertising such re-
sale three times in some pewspsper printed in the
above mentioned county in the District OF CoIrm
bia. All conveyancing and stamps ct tue cost Of
purchaser. SAMUEE FOWLER, Trustee,
NH slawSdbs GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CHAHCEBf SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhoPEbTf CORNEROF STREET NORTH
n ~ ~ n L .

NnhcC6h1 SAb Or WALL ABLE \ IMPROVED
PROPERTY CORNER OF STREET NORTH
AND 30 STREET WEST.
1k& by yirtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
N.& OF the District of Columbia passed on the
S~S-fouIth day Of April, A. ID. L57l, in a cause
wherein II. nry hraak Is mpl4Iuant and Clifton
Eeien ct al are attendants, No. 22s5. Ell. Doc. 10
VII sell, at auction on ths pTenIi -es on TIL q BIS
DAY, the 5th day Of NAV, A. ID. ISL. al O'Clock
,. m, that hne three story brick house, with two
story back building, situated the utheast
corner OF 81 street west and street nortk, being
LOT D. in johnson Hellep's subdivision Of iots 49, ia
and 10 IN square SIS fronting ~ reet on 81 street
and running back that width - feet to An alley said
house CCutaus II rooms and cellar.
Terms OF sale: One third cash (Of which : 200 will
be required TO tie paid when the property Is sold J.
balance IN two equal payments at six and twelve
months, secured BY deed of trust on the premises
Corresponding and stamps At cost OF purch aser. II
the terms OF SAFE not complied with in FIVE days
from day of sale the Trustee tho right TO
res.I the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
FBAEK TRIGG, Trustee,
apll-cSds LATlMER q OLEARY. hucts
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Cox sorry EDUC ArfoS. il appsars. IA rnaat-
,ng with some reslstsnce1u Scotland. One OF
Tue metnlpis OF school board was recently
IsCIsSlnS the question Wlth an eleetor of a
scottish town, who adtiresse1 him "a follows
well, master, and - this Bible truth what 7
ia heaT-that YOU gehtiefOiks II sROing 70 ediy-
9 tte nv Children whether 1 like IL or nOt5 .
re mem ler o. the board explained. "well,
master, YOU say - how they must edivcate:
avs as how they mustn't, and they shanT. III
drOwR'em fir~t,S
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TBE + rGECn payers ase discussing pians of
directing and syStematizins Freach Emigration
% Tbs county, and IL appears that several com
pani6s are ~ the course OF organization for IA e
lhfPOse- II = expected thu. IN conseq OF
the disorde condition OF affairs in France,
the Tesui' or rhe Invasion and the civil war.
feLcL en- grafton n assume considerable
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Proposals will be received until IL O'Clock APRIL
-, ISL, Tor furnishing all the material and per
forum the work required in the erection of a PIT g.
LILO SCH0OL-H0UsE for the Fourth school dis
trict, wsshin gton D. o., authorized By an act of
the City Councils, approved March Is, lS70, and
that can be seen at the ONCE Of Adolf Oluss Arch
teet, corner OF Seventh and streets. Washington,
where full information can be obtained. At the
appointed time the proposals will be publicly
opened, and award made As soon rs practicable
thereafter.
The Building Committee reserves the right to
reject any al BIDS If il be deemed tor the interest
of the city TO do so.
No proposal will be entertained from any person
who IL not known 70 be q practical builder.
The proposals must be made by fllng out the
printed blanks, TO be had st the Arokitects ofce,
and they should be Enclosed in Q sealed eny De
ipdorsed proposals for the erection Of Public
School house for the Fourth school district Wash
ington, d. - and addressed 20 m. q. Emery.
Mayor, and ex -officio chairman Of Building Com
mittee a. q. KMIRY, MAYOR.