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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-01
rwBY BENEpECT,


FACTOR AND MERCHANDISE BROKER.
The people ca,nc down in u crowd, to the place,
Where the groceries were selling, by can and by
And the rush of the buyers, like waves of the
sea,
Game up to the place where these groceries be.
We buy our Teas, Cofiees and Sugars from the
VIRaIsIA TEA AND CoRFEs COMPANY, corner OF
Eighth and Main streets, and save from % to 90
per cent.
For the leaves of the tea shrub, both the black
and the green,
The people with gTeenbacks in hand, crowded in;
For the rich Java coffee, both fragrant and
brown,
The buyers came in from all parts of the town.
For strictly Pure Ground Spices, English Mus
tards and Pickles, and Vinegar, go to the VlR-
GINA TEA AND COFFEE CoMPASY's store.
For the spirit of cash has his home in that store,
And the people will buy on loGg credit no more,
For they know very well that the best way TO
buy
Is for cash. as cash prices are not near so high.
The world uses two hundred and fifty million
pounds of Tea and eight hundred million pounds
of Coffee yearly. China furnishes nearly all the
Tea, and Brazil two-ihirds of the Coffee Old
Virginia is bound to have her share, and the
VIRGINIA TEA AND CoFFEE COMPANY, corner
Eighth and Main streets will supply the de-
mand
Me- The Legislature has adjourned Daf
W. A. WYATT, who has been engaged in the
business of HousB AND SIsN PAINTING for the
past twenty years and has associated with him
Mr. A. G. EVANS the late eRAINER FOR THE
TRADE are still at 704 GRACE STREET, where they
will be pleased 20 receive orders for work in their
| line promising entire satisfaction in every re-
spect. Whitening and coloring walls made
| specially
| nczr. FASHIONS FOR TaE NEW YEAR.
Latest styles of BuTrsEIcK's Patterns just re-
ceived at the Office of the Howe Sewing Machine,
sas Main street. Also, Metropolitan for April
| J. +. McRESNET, Agent.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
| i TED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
| ginia. ,,x, =, ,,,,,,.
| In bankruptcy.
To Whom il May Coneern-The undersigned,
| VIM b. Shands, of Southampton CO., Va, here.
| by gives notice of his appointment as assignee OF
the estate OF NJ. Il. Butler, of Southampton CO.,
in said district, who was, on the 29th day OF fep,
1872 adtudged bankrupt on his own petition by
the District Court of said District
Dated April sth, ls72 s,,.,,ns
! ap ll-ThSw* AssRhee'
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TOBAcCo FOR SALE

ANY person having FINE BRIGHT WRAP:
PERS of small size, at l6 10 70 cents, and
SHORT, SMALL STEM BRIGHT LUGS, suit.
able for manufacturing bright plug, at 6 TO 8
cents, will find purchasers by sending samples TO
DOMINION TOBACCO COMPANY,
fe l2s-am Toroto, Ontario.
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The Situa ten Yesterday.

Cincinnati, April 30.--The most acute
observers this evening consider Greeley the
rising man for the Presidency. The quar-
rel between the Adams, Trumbull, Curtin
and Brown men is so fierce that it is
thought they will unite On Greeley as q
compromise. The great mass of delegates
are johnson ex-office-holders.
The main object is to beat Grant, and
the difference of opinion arises as to who
will be the strongest candidate to run
against him. A speech made by Senator
Schurz to-day is regarded as having defeat
ed Davis, and the Davis men will in their
turn join against Trumbull, who is the IA
vorite of Schurz.
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New York Markets,

Mar FORK, May l.--Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn d;Ill ana declin-
ing. Pork quiet; mess sl3 65@lS TO- Lard un
changed, 9hG99 sis. Cotton quiet; Uplands 23A :;
Orleans 2i4 sales 245. Turpeutine firm at So
Rosin quiet and.frm at S. so strained. Freights
nj
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OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN

INSTRUCTIONS OF MINISTER sICKLEs
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Gathering Commences, &C.
Cincinnati, May 1.-The Southern
states are all represented, but the North
ern and Middle states make much larger
show. Several prominent Democrats are
here watching the progress of affairs.
The Minnesota delegation stands nine
for Trumbull and two for Davis. Illinois
is here in full force.
IL O'Clock a. M.-The delegates are
leisurely drifting into the place of meeting,
and taking their seats. The reporters are
beginning to fill the places assigned them.
Spectators are gathering in front of the
galleries and on the platform, some ladies
being among them. The hall is spacious
and well arranged, but the acoustic quail
ties are very defective.
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State of ofthermometer as taken each morn

The average state per day, 40 degrees.
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SPANISH REVOLUTION

Proceedings of Congress
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER, }
Sd District, ID. E., No. 1887 GIRARD ST., (
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 26, lS72.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, with a
y COPY of this advertisement attached will be
received at this Office until IL M. on TUESDAY,
May 25th, 1872 for delivery to the Quartermas-
tors Department of this Dirtrict, at the places
named below, the following amounts of Forage
and Straw:
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CsNClN Natl.

The Southern States all Representative
Northern and Middle Out In Force-The
Gathering Commences, &C.
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ng- FASHIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR
Latest styles of BuTrggIcK's Patterns Just re-
ceived at the Office of the Howe Sewing Machine,
s23 Main street Also, Metropolitan for April
j. f. McRESNEY, Agent.
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TIME SOuTHERN ASsoCIATION.--RAF-
i FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States.
DIsTRIBUTIoN No. s06 EVENING, April 30.
b3 33 IA Is rs 10 46 10 rs l6 la 3S
DrsTRlBurIos No. 307. MORNING, May !.
AS 80 66 " 20 o SO SO s 81 2S 81
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this LIST
day of May, 1872
SIMMONS CO., O. q. TOMPR1NS,
Managers. Commissioner
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be pur
chased from Captain w. l. DABNEY, at the
Branch office, No. Twelfth street, three doors
from Main.
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Corn. Oats. Hay. Straw

Fort Monroe, ya.....l6,242 ll6,26S 16s,52O 5000
Fort Foote, Md........ 4,040 10000 2o,l60 IS 6s2
TT. Washington, Md..l5, 600 1000 47,do0 10000
Fort McHenry, Md. ... S93, ,9lO 464 800 los 500
Baltimore, Md......... s3, 500 81, 100 12,000
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MURDER & ROBBERY In KENTUCKY
FREE TEA AND COFFEE

Latest Foreign News
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Meeting-Con.eq1ential Dana

Cabinet Mecting-Conseqeontia Danazss.
Washington, April 30.--There was
half-hour cabinet meeting to-day, but moth
ing of Importance transpired. The Secre-
taries of the Treasury and Interior and the
Attorney General were absent.
1t may be regarded as certain that con-
ssquential damages will not be claimed be-
fore the Geneva arbitration.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE DOLLY WARDEN CONVENTION
GATHERING OF THE CLANS

STRENGTH OF TRJnBuLL AND DAVIS
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DRoPosGIs ron sTATIoNFRY-

DErAnTNENT or STATE, April le, tsl.
Sealed proposals for farnishlug btatlousry for tho
@ SS Z. h % q, Si e asS s:'ta is !. ri; Z
BisaE forms for bidding will be furnished upon so.
The bids yill bs considered and accepted og re-
iOetsd item by item and this sdvsrtssmsnt and the
PROPOSAL far accepted by the boerstAry OF state
and the bond aseonpaPJiag The ans ,hAl sonstl!gts
or biddsrs, and no further contract viii be sEeoutod
The articles contracted Tor must bo furuiahsd from
time 70 time during the rear, In quantities pursuant
70 orders iron the DsDaf t@ent
be called Tor daring the year zach proposal ust be
signed b. the tndisiduG or dm mailing 10, lnd be
accompanied By bond, with Sisnt garsiiss In
sP. GT sepss,sS e s' e; & "a ss as,s HE ~
district 10 which the suTetiea reside do business
On form 70 b. fu ninhod By the DspAFtmont, oondi
TONED Tor iuInirhlnF such portions Of the articles
n may oe tWArdsd under and the performance Of tbs
All asllysrss will be subject 70 inspection By an az
esrs detailed io5 the purpose by the segretaY pf
deemed saolsnt eanss 70 EnaaI the contract al he
option Of the Secretary,
peyertss must Be free Of charge At the Department
o. sStAta, Naahiugton; -,
contrast W a. the option o. the ssorstSTy of state
eposats a. forfeiture Of the entire penalty Of the
bond 9I the SeeIetAY q stats may direct the par.
ehase 10 opSn mAIte e o. sueh Quantities o. Asy II-
ssassd 6y saos fAuSs, and sIsTss Y he
hfly poF osntum % the price which Il shS bs found
necessary 70 pay for suoh articles.
viii not be ousidered and contracts will bs awarded
oa % established mHnuiAetanss q dsAisTs Ia the
PTopgsAis TO be Addressed To the uudorslEusd, and
HAMILTON FISH,
Ap@O-Ih,b4fuAw becrotEFy Of State.
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VIZ ARE AUTHORIZED 10 announce that the
Tuesday afternoon receptions OF Mira. Grant
have been resumed from . o'clock until
., and continue until further notice.
Mas. GovERSoE COOKE will receive on
Tuesdays from Q TIL 4 o'clock.
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New Advertisements.

pRoPosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
U. 3. ARSENAL, PITTsvnLE, Md
April 20, fs7l
Sealed proposals.. IN duplicate, with a copy Of this
advertisement attached 70 each will be received un.
III 10 O'Clock a on FRIDAY, AaJ %, lS72. Tor snp
plying this arsanA with the following quATterm Aster
stors. from The ist day Of JulJ is9a. until The S0th
agsS Cords Of Hard Wood
10 Pounds Of STRAW.
The above stores 70 be subject 10 Inspection un de-
Livery at this arsenal Wood 70 be sound msrub ant.
able dY And free from small Qg crooked hnbS, sBd %
% piisd 70 post yoodya,d STRAW 10 be Of The best
Ths Isbi q reserved % rsieet any or ali bids not
oonai4orod AdvAutAaaous 70 rs public asrvioe,
Proposals mnat be marie "a "Proposais ior Wood or
straw" IS the case msy and addressed 70 tbs IN
dera gned from whom farther Information be OBJ
talued II desired NJ " uREAIIsH
oAet snd o. g. X, in charge Of fittGyiIls ArseaaI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

4 CONFECTIONERY tells Us how Mr.. Seward
lives in his retirement. lie rises at 2 O'Clock
in tue morning, breakfasts at 8, after which
he takes a short walk. From 0 to O'Clock
he dictates 10 his emanuonnis material for
Ills forthcoming book, which Is 10 describe
his recent tour around the world. Helunches
at and rests until Q, when he rides out, ac-
companied by his sou or some OF the other
members Of his family. AZ o o'clock he re-
turnS 10 dinner; the balance OF tho evening,
until 10 p. IN, when he retires, being spent
In receiving calls aud In social enjoyment
with his family. Mr.. Stewards many friends
in Washington will be sorry 10 hear that he
haS lost the use of both Of his arms, which,
To a certain extent renders him completely
helpless. Ills Intellect Is, however, as yigof-
Gus as ever, and his general health good.
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jectile In the gun while Il lies on the bottom
of the bore, by which the shot Is Increased in
diameter, so as 10 indent or actually pene-
trate the metal Of the gun with such force
that large part Of the work the powder Is
capable Of performing Is expended upon the
gun--haylng atendonuy TO burst it-at the
instant the pressure Of the powder forces II
70 slide ont Of the gun, the friction and
abrasion, which resnlts, detract from the
power Of the projectile, while II expands the
diverted force TO the object Of bursting the
gun. It being projectile force to the shot we
want, instead Of burst guns, this plan OF Mr.
WARDS contemplates so mounting the shot
within the bore that II Is In effect suspended
centrally, and escapes essentially without
any contact Of the iron Of the shot with the
metal Of the gun, and with greatly increased
force, the very condition sought Tor. Ride
projectiles arc more upset In the gun than
spherical ones OF the same callbre; and honce
Il Is that rife guns are more liable to burst
than smoOth-bores. However, round shots
for largo callbres arc also upset injurlously,
| and by removing the cause --lndcntatlon,
abrasion, frictiou---tho result, bursting, will
not occur
II these anlIcipations are realized the
United States will DO found, as II by magic,
as we'll or better prepared for offence or dc.
fence than any nation with whom Alabama
claims have to be settled, and hundreds oi
Thousands OF tons OF old Iron will be cou.
vortod into the equivalent Of twenty millioni
of gold. ."
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PIus THB NRrH, In q recent interview
with the Prince OF Wales, is reported tohaYe
expressed the fullest confidence In his own
ultimate triumph, or rather in that Of the
Church. ~ may said he, DO driven out
OF Rome for time, but whom your children
aud your grandchildren come TO make Walls
10 Rome, they will STILL whether his temporal
sway be greater OF less, soc, a. you sec to-
day, an old man robed In white, pointing the
way 70 heaven 10 hundreds Of millions OF hu-
man conscience" The Pope aud the Prince
are sAld 70 have agreed IN oondsmuing the
International Society, and other associations
of a similar character.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

NEARLY every Legislature in the country has
achieved some great reform this winter. The
Illinois Assembly swept away dozen Of abuses,
and among the worst, abolished the idlotlo dis
quAlihcatious Of jurors, as to reading newspa-
pers, &oI, which have made justice In this city
q burosquo during tho last ten years. Iowa,
Missouri, and Ohio have also adopted this
measure. The immaculate body that sits at
Albany haven't even considered the matter, but
then they were elected as Reformers.
The above extract Is from the New York
Tribune. The legislatures 10 which Mr..
Greeley alludcs as having achieved some
great rcforms,' arc all Republican bodies,
elerted by the party and loyal to Republican
principles. II seems TO us that tho Tribune
should endeayor 10 strengthen and porpotuate
the party that Is working out so many groRt
problems rather than disrupt and destroy Il.
He admits that the Republican Is the true
reform party, and that the men whom he Is
helping TO bring into power are opposed 10
reform. But Mr.. GrceleY's motives arc
something that no man finds out.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

THE CISUIsNATI CONVENTION will un-
doubtedly DO great success, so far as the
number Of Presidential candidates Is con
corned. Almost every man who Is golug
there Is either an asplrant himself or has a
friend who would like 10 be President They
are all the most eminent men In our country.
They have, they tell us, been governing the
world In general aud the United States In
particular, for the last ten or twelve years,
and they propose 10 continue TO do so in tho
future. They fought the rebellion, conquered
the South, passed all the constitutional
amendments, won all tho battles, reduced
tho taxes, paid the debt frightened England,
aud God knows what else. We infer that
they did all those things because they tell us
that there ls no one else In the country able
10 do them. General Grant docs not amount
10 much, in the opinion OF these gentlemen,
and he never did anything worth talking
about. TWAS Mr.. Schurz aud Colonel Gros.
venof and Alcck Mcclure and David A.
Wollcs and Gen. Jacob Dobson Cox, Of Ohio
What pity that the republic did not find
this out long ago3
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essV-NOrIUE TO TAN-PAYRus,

n1B-NOrICE TO TAN-PASRRs. =, 80
The BOARD or APPEALS VII oontinas IL sss-
.ons from this data 70 hear and dslstmins appeals
IRON the Asaesam enta Property, and viii most daily
fSandaoe eHceptsd) until fdrther notice, ~ The once
81 the superntsndsnt Of Asssasnsnts and Tanss,
a N aniil p. m. also, on Mondays and 1hursdays,
All oompiaints or appeals m ads 10 said Beard must
bo made Ia Writing. and under oath OF Affirmation.
H. A. HALL, RILEY A. SUNNI,
spiTdI K j, MIDDLETON, JR
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A FINE STOCK oF GUNS AND PISTOLS, AT
a less than wholesale prices. At PRINOEiS BA.
2AR, 1905 Penn1lvaniA avenue, Splsu
TUE LARGEST sTooK OF WATCHES IN THK
4 Territory, and all kinds Of JEWlfLRY, which are
AZ SaIantad. arc .old q jobbsns prices, a.
PRINCES BAZAAR, 1905 PennsJlVa1in RysnnS.
A FREsH aud WELL AssoRTED sTuoK $40
1000 PeunsylyAnlA aYenas, from ~ np.ylLI
wards Apis1 1SNSI
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nor RENT,-HANDsoM
4 Rooms, tt320 Indiana syeaus. ap0.u
L,oR sALE-.VTyE THRKR-sroRY PRESsEp.
~ BRICK HOUSES, Nos. 1887, 1888, 1883,
1891 aud 1ela Nlnth street, hstwsen asd n.
ier utther psruealArs sQply ., JAMES TOwLES,
Pfopsrty Agent No. sal II street northwest.
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pRoPOsAIs FOR FRtsH BERF.

US ARsIsAL, PITTsyILLK, ND 1
April %, l91a \
sealed pLopesAls In duplicate, q furnished
attached % sAoh, viii bo received until BRfDAY the
glst dAy q Nay, sla. a. 10 m, fot ali the fresh
los time 1s tho QommissAIy Gensral may direct
Proposals must be marked "PropoaAll for freah
Beef" and addressed 70 the undsrsigned.
lniormhton a. % eondiuona. Ao., can be obtained
N, ] gREALIsH,
Ap3S OApA, o. u. x. and "A. OH.
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Auction Sales.
Is.,S-.., = wI.ts SSlD., 4 ..,s .sS :;:.I

Bio | sos,Svss, sornsr q fsntR sSd B ssSss,s
BAEkRugTgy, oyER ? 4 50. .ege woRIsi ny
hHf h5fT Fs skls ofS ffa DAY 5jS 5bps XII EEAr BANK
niiEEs, y Vfi.fikhis',
oorPfs Js@m.ssiSs M ssssH xsI Ia
oos sss z sS Il fsa f.Sss sra a
osfnsa broad and parroW Weolsa Uioihs, Al shs des
snd seisIsj flsgob, EnfIss ard soolsh ssPPsy
AS sSGSs ,9ys I'D rs. GssS
.,.s @ S: @ s:::s JSS Fss::
elegant imported PiAids, Alpaoas, Empress u.otha,
sI vsys I .sd ID sss sf PS PiSss salsss
Prints, blssohsd and unbisaehod Mariin, from 70
st sas. :' I Si ss's Sss .sS 90 dsSss Ilisss
fosisTy, uloves, 90 Together Nith ye1 choice aad
S sS.s, :sssS 'S Il asr Ts; ESs
Ds1ast and Noitingham Lace OaTtalha, Table and
nd Ssrisy ei e6sr goods 700 uamsreu, to mention
sale % dsI Y dsy sni u. sntiFs sloek
. ios y ~. ~ % Dash. Bales % oO@@SOess 40
RY LhTd,MEn q 2, ,gl.EAgy, a..
Southwest corner Ps9p: avenue and kisV,aiS street
SECOND ANNUAL SPRING SALE oy NAGEo.
kHs,fka ~ fFJ5o& J, X. BhoNs55f. sSS W.. SIobic
81 rfhiuhhspAY MORNING., AprIl 40. com.
msSelns st osloot y our sasiios Fss,us. se shall
ssi In 'front.' - our auction rsos, ohoios collection
Ne, ., Sssias 6sd twelve y.. experiences Ia r.l.ips
the drandlnolaa. r.eomu,Snds The present. A. the
''fssr fs,s, Sn sssS, LAriMER gLEknY:
ny :. sAMsTAG q co., ApeiIonesis
tNPoRrANT SALE or RIBBONS, LAvEs,
| LLOMkRs, hQslkhY TRIMMINGS, eiLks'
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BY "a * ES.sEE ss: s:sS Ei':is :! F's'i

ELggAEI, EEw IHEEEs;E9Ry e !; (, Agp gAsE:
TkS1h RsbS Sst SpT S5h ssHM Sn FIVE fE5
BQUARFs TkoM THE oAP1ToI.
will sell. on the promises, on THURSDAY, Nay
2, ls5f. ai ouioot D. IN 70 the bishest bldder, that
new three. sior, and bassmsn Bhot House mentioned
Above, containing nine ard beth .rcon. bells,
range LAtrobs stove hot and cold wAer water olosee
and all modern convgniences 1he street s paved
| plsta residence IN ail ita appolniments.
Ts,ms One fourth o.shi balance sir. twelve, and
'Ipisss spissasSa. IHss"'' d. Il. wARNER, Auel.
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YpTHN " FI,NF p ,NNFFfiikksoN' Tn.tst..
WI. L WILL 4 co., Aas,loussr..
sfhE2 StyFsd I9E S SS tx s9YSRE E2 F2SR
NIRTUE OFTHR AOf on O0N0RFss ENTf.
MP TIA PssSa2TIRSIf & sS2T R fHIR HSnR so FfIH H


Sniiisd aAa act 70 proSids Tor hs paving o. Penn.
s,isania "a svsSns appr2ssd JSy ls.o ths sssrstA
and The MAYOR 81 he oilT of o. holr aae
SIs ssss sSos y 70 Ras
.slSs. from the geS;wss, sa.s q the oAD'o grounds
And where's after such lppoln.Rsn.. The saId oOm.
nue. md ssHssd the ssais . Be- paved thsIssits "a
accordance With the provisions Of aid SoIi
And whereas attsr The pAvius a. aiOrsAAd The aid
Vonm,son aaseaaed the eost thereof As required 10
ASs es a. sS ss HSSsd 9s and
No. tul' asseasod In the name Of Seth Hyatt
AHd vhsEoas, aseordinS TO the P.oyisloqs Of said
ao The cost q psyng 10 iront q aid ot alter II
osrlAinsd 81 sald com ssien 20 BE- dVs hppdred and
eiFhyfour dollars and twelve oents, (esslla) which
shd issit 5s ssid oOS@lssioas aI'' n'' '-'o '''
sad lot or propsriy bS sad Oomasioe. and the AID
Jatt Reelected for mors than thFiy dAys thereafter
70 pay the same;
A5a where's IN sCs.sSSsns: e .sia H:s,'S,, The
oeEnoAte No. Ito aEaiust sad lot as required By aaid
AID -hsrsa. more than 9as Ss.Et has elapsed ,lass
aald ssrtihvate was in'ned' and Tho sans romAinsd
bS the holder of saa eertlauats, has APPSd % the
undersFned being ne sueoe.s2ra q sald Commlnaon,
Nov, ihs.'tsrs, vs hs.sey EI,s no,ISs that On The
bidder, -.
Acting sooFs1aiZ d lhs Istetor,
M.sY q Es.a..r' in chars. g q q EaSiis oSallaiau
..
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nv LATlriKR a CLBARY,
- Auotioueera and nsal Estate brpkerr.
Southwest corner Penn, avenue and ilth strgst,
Star Omce Bulldinr

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MT ,,,l ,,lAT, Tsr h EiisH 4 SThh
REEs FTsTSitSHISSES FTsTSi1tSHISSES SSSSygissRR
SSSbB 9HssiIi J5iSa IgSIsSSfS5SR
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