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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-12
Cur Prices will Tempt the Closest
Buyer.
Now is Your
TIAF! !
10 The Planters and Far
mcrS Of South Carolina.

VIE subscriber respectfully invites
L your attention 10 n Portable Plank
AN" straight rail fcrcc, which he conidcn.
y believes soives the Fcuce Qnostiom,
whic" since the change of our labor system
Is now ths question CT the farm.
This l"n:c is one Of unqucs,ioncd n crit
orrncia!ncd ny all who have examined
~ nsnd ii. With nearly ONE HALF LESS
RAILS, the nnsighly crooked fence can
be converted, with q small cost, into sub
taniIal, durable fence, without the use OF
ne~ rails. 1t is easily mado~cau bo
'"pi"!y constructed. Properly constructed
I ~ proof against unruly stock. wind or
MOOD, and will stand ten years, if not
longer, without repair. No part Of the
renee nrrd touch the ground. REQUIRES no
p"St-hol'S, no wire, no barring or moris-
iNG.
TAis fence has been in uso in the States
of New York and Mississippi, and in every
instance has more than met the n ost san
;nlnc expectations Of tho most practical
farmers.
This fence was patented Ivy Geo. Il.
C'ake and Co., of New York in 1867. The
Undersigned has purchased the entire in-
tcr"5t OF the ratcnltes for the State of
sonIh Caroiinn, and is prepared TO sell
COUNTY AND FARM RIGHTS for tho
same. These will be sold on reaeonablo
terms.
Over the justly popular Fcpcc Of the
Kew. John II. Stone, it has the following
advantages
lst. IL is cheaper. because being an
"Ar Line Fence" it takes loss rails.
Because, having no wire and post-holes to
pay for, II will save in actual cost moro
than double tho cost Of Farm Rights ofany
sized fnrn.
Ind IT. is more durable. Having nd
post in the ground, it cannot ro: off;
Every rail beng clear of the ground, OK.
cmrts it from The same DISADVANTAGE.
Being firmly braceh, ii offers great resis.
tance to stack, wind or flood.
Sd. Being po, table, it, is more conveniont
IN construction and desirable in usc.
TO cnt"rprising young men rare en-
rortnn''y il offered to make money in the
purchase Of County Rights. Corresy ON.
dence solicited Address
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Write for Large illustrated Price llIsl
Address,

Brccch. loading Shot Guns $40 10 $4,000
Double shot Gums, So to $3.50. Single
Guns, SD to 500. iiilcs. So S75 re.
volvrrs. Sc TO S25. Pistols. 81 TO IS.
Gun Material. Fishing Tackle. large dis
conn, TO Dealers or Clnhs. Army Guns,
Rcvoivcrs, &c. bought or trad ell for.
Goods sent by express &. 0. D. 10 be OK.
amincl before rui for.
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For loss Of a?rc!i'', Dyspepsia, ludiscs.
ton, Depression OF Spirits X General
Debility, in their various forms, tcrro.
phosroratcd elixir Of Calsaya made hy
CAswELL, HAZARD & Co.. New Icrk aud
sold hy all druggists, is the best tonic
as Il stlmulant :rnic for patients recover.
ing from fever or other sickness, il has
no equal. If taken during the season i,
prevents fever and aguc and other intcr
mittcnt fcvcrs.
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NEW ADVERTISEHENTS

WORklNG CLASS, male or female.
W EGO week guaranteed. Hrsrrc.
iablo employment: n: homo, day or cvcninc:
no hr'tal required; full instructions and
F"iuabse package Of goods sent free b?
ma'l. Address, with G cent return siamn,
VI. YOUNG CO., l7S Greenwich st., New
York.
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
co OMSUMp n

u " aW " u aVa q y aW E@
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds Of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acl1nowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
hess in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanscs the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED ny
Beth W. F0WLB &c SONS, Boston, Me.ss.,
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally
oct
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" ASniN NUVOV ','i "HTyi1H IyH'Er

Agents. Wanted gor comp'r,c history
of our National Capital. I.a origin. grow,h
cHcri!cnries, abuses. beauties. and person.
ages aro all portrayed in that graphic
style which has placed tho author, Geo.
Alf, Townsend. among the foremost nows
payer correspondents Of The tive. 1t gives
bold &ta,tl0r. ruth!ui inside views of
washington lic, and Congressional anI
lchNEinG JohN2ly. Books ready for dc.
livery. Extra terms for this state. al.
dress. JAMES DETr& x Co., Hartford CT.
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G. IL. ROBERTSON.
FVINN,SBORO.

~ 4 ~ IFIoO TII y.
n. Is. As l will be absent from the siatd
until the let Of November. Parties wiabinr
further information will communicate will
RE. Ellison Agent for Fairfield County,
sop 27 6m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-12

A &! Ra3&'E' Gc1aaati DER! Agent
Wanted Cash Salary, or Commission al
lowed. Sr:'liy honorable, Aldresa, +. a,
ELLIS & CO., Charlottc, Mich.
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FURNITURE ! !.

Nonsisting of Walnut Chamber Suits.
Painted Cottage Suits, Parlor Suits, Wal.
nut, Poplar and Pine Wardrobes, Side.
boards, Safes, Secretaries. Bureaus, Wash
stands, Tables, Book Racks, Towel Racks,
and Hall Racks, Desks, Cots. Chairs,
Piano Stools, Sofes, Lounges, Etageres.
Book Cases, Counter Stools. Bookkeepcrs'
Stools, Cribs and Cradles Of the very best
qualify. For Design and Workmanship,
uneqnalcd, which offer al Columbia and
Charleston Prices. Save your freight biNy
by buying al HOME.
Rcdsteads
OF all styles made of hard Southern
Wood, and Warranted to give entire saIis
faction. Use economy and buy the best.
Woven Wire Mattresses
THAT will last life time. They nre
comfortable, durable, elastic and cleanly.
Wool, Cotton
And Hair Tor.M Mattresses. Our prices arc
beyond competition Of tho the samo quail
ty.
Nitrous and Pictures fer sale.
Repairing.
Furniture neatly Repaired nj moderate C
prices. Picture Frames made to order
materials furnished
sept 25 Il. W. PHILLIPS.
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FOR PORTABLE and GrATlGMAR1
STEAM ENGINES
HNGE.S HANENY l.NnIAEIN

Circular Saw hSilis. 70 cut from
500 to 5000 feet per hour with one saw
Gang, Mulry ana Sash Saw Mills. Portable
Grist Mills Lciicts Turbine Wafer Whccls
and every kind Of Machinery accessory to
tho manufacture Of Lumbcr.
Address, Geo. As.s|p & DO.
No. \. Schroeder St.. Baltimore. Nd.
Send for Descriptive Catalogue and Price
List.
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Scientists tell us that Sn!phatc oil
lime will exert beneficial intluen &C
in arrcsting the spread of decay in
potatoes affected by thc potato dis.
oase. AS to what constitutes dose,
or how the medicine is to be admins.
tored, we are not advised.
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a New Orleans paper says -
"Somc Cinnamon last winter rented
lGo acres of land Il short distance
from the city, and now they are
gathering a splendid ,icc crop,
Thcy u@cd n sipon to flood their
fields ftom thc riynr.n
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Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Rail Road.
&1Sa &1salz J ESEsSs s&lzSsl5 E{gs kSs2 AsaSsA {kaE

COLUMBIA, Nov. 4 1873.
hE following Passenger Schedule will
l. DO rnh over this roal Oh and afler
MONDAY, 26th instant:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-12

Thcodosia Brown, of Whitehall,
n. T., weighs 400 pounds nnd main.
tains her corpulcnoo on one small
hcn"Cgg pcr diem,
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CIR AN u CONCERT,
BY STATE ETNORI.rT,
for tho purpose of aiding in the ostab.
lishmcnt Of

1Vt tlU FH7HUSN OF HtUIHS III The 0SlAb.
lishmcnt Of
EaSdGS.N LIBRARY.
Grand Concert will be iyen in tho
city Of Newark, y. j., on November Is
1873, at wn'ah lime and place
S'221.OOO IN CASH
wilt nc distributed among Ticket holders.
This enterprise ID Chartered by thee Legis-
'aturc of tie state of New Jcrsy, aor tho
purpose above named. Il purch"" ers Of
t,ck.tS ra"rcly nHon perfect fair ess in
me d!,irI""'i"n a"i prompt payment Of
the Gi:i%, as advertised. Tickets. Sls
fnr -, Is .or ) 2S for $40 S!25 900 in
Cash Gitis. The following Gifts " II be
distributed among ticket holders ;imme
dialciy after the Concert, and Gifts paid
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lfi U ASVDHEH.

R1UKDE&. No, we would only call
attention TO our We'll Anger, with which q
man can earn $25 per day in good terri
tory. II borcs any diameter, and ordinary
wells at the rate OF 150 #. per day. Farm
Township County Rights for sale. Des-
crip'ivc book sen: on receipt Of &c. POS
tagc. Adr's AUGER Co., St. Louis Mo.
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sa>-
The entire Fire Department Of Bos
ten is ordered to sign tho total utstiu.
enco pledge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-19
DI 4 ID =,

EMMOSs, Departed this life, on thu isth last .
hAkl Nm MONS, in the TO.h year q her age
S SlaYr Of the late Edward kmmons, formerly Of
Service al the Oak Hin Cemetery Chapel ass
m 4 THURSDAY, bY the Rev. DR.. ElliJtI Rslsiirs.
and friends Of the family respectfully iayiisd %
RKYKR. On Wednesday, at SIS g m, Af.sr 4.
lingering illness, d AkTIhkTTE a., wife 81 Fras-
and Margaret Peck, in the ssh year Of her are
1neral from the residence, $40 Indiana A. euus.
vited.
JACOBS. On the 18th instant, Mr.. MARY IA
CnBs, ~ the 95d year of her age
FIieDos sDd acqusi utsnoes Of the family are re-
spectfully invited 20 attend her funeral, from
late residence, No. 1911 Rhode Island avonus, On
THURSDAY, the nth instant, Al . O'cloSk .. m.
kOBIks0H. On 'he 18th inst, ~ o'clock I. m
SkOhGk II ROBINSON, son OF n b. and Ada D.
Robinson, aged IS months.
funersl from the residence Of the grand father 4
n. Blanchard esq 307 N street north vest, Fri-
day, D. n, TO which tue friends arc res psctfaIy
sGHAn{ER. October 80, At sea, PHILIPPISE
SOhAEt X, wife Of Peter SchAefer, in the Zts
The relatives and friends Of tn. family ar. rs.n.o,
fully invited 20 ttend the funeral from her afr -
losnce, iSS s0alh street, Capitol Hill, on Than.
day, Nov. 20sh, at o. N.
TkIPLET; On the 18th inst, ARREsA TRIP
FUNERAL Will take place from her daaghtsr,. resi-
oence. Scrtrudo CARER No s03 LIST street, b-fwess
mar Land avenue and street southwest, on Thurs-
Day, 81 p. m; thence 90 Bouldia's Church, corner
tth ahd Streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-19

BKNEFIT or ONE ADyERTIsEsHNT.-lf Tiers
II one man on this continent above another vhs
appreciates the benefit OF advertising, tt 70
orange Judd. A number OF wears ago, when 10
aud his wife spent their evenings ia putting -
packages and y penny hsa Its full value 70
them, he sent q hoy with check Tor 500 60 the
Herald ONCE, with Instr uCtious 20 PAY vi st va
due, and leave the rest for future afEerts-
ing. The boy being dull Of comprehension did
not understand him, and told the book Keeper 80
use 500 TOR oIo day. The next morning what
MAS Mr.. Judd's horror on taking NJ the Herald
TO see "kead the American Agriculturist" re-
peeted Tor nearly a whole column. He rushes
down 20 the Office for an explanation, and fosss
that they only followed Instructions, aud theirs
was no help for IL. "We are ruined. 4" ne said 70
Lis wife, "a whole yesr's advertising gone iH q
day But instead OF being his ruin u was tie
beginning OF his success. Immediately sub
sCrpuOns poured Ia from AL parts oi the coas
try. The AgriCuiturist soon became an iUsfi "a
ton, and its proprietor u one OF the TiC hest n
IN New York. Mr. Judd has continued. fros
the day OF his lucky mistake, 20 he Que Of the
most extensive ADVERTISERS IL the country Sni he
has his reward.
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EVENING STAR.


n, p.v.- -. m ~ a, rsrrteulsrfrr the n. -
r,slro-t In f.,o, I. .on.vh.t dsee.i,
vhep the ,.-s-t, A. y. .r..t MT Ne "a
that "a, ,,..,,I az - 80 "a ,rrs ,,rSof a..
ae,sires =, s,ls ~. So - a sets -s,s.r ,,a.s
esr.er,.i,, 80. ~.rA..-..- - "a.
bs.sl - - -.~'-s -. s-E-.h Al. A..
u.na NJ u,Ses . -. .fxNs.h ,,,s. 90. !.
IlSin bl.rk ,,I,s,,., 49,, s,rs,sS s.,s.s.~s
ssd sxtin A. -. . -, ....,w.,.,t.s -
aptear. ut-,y 70 ~ wpsA an -, 80. ....,,
Ansng the color. yhieh a.. i..s =, a.
aysnt - meet ner,ion IN. hrc,-.s -
gre.-us Witch have lately bs~n t.shlo..hl. 81
veil rsune color, Fsrn.t and dif,rr,pt ~ "A n.
90 b.ue. For full toilette the mere aeIicsts
Oh sdes OF blue, rose ana green are rrnersIls
preferred
Polonsises are o. very vartet styies The~
are made open and drawn back from the fsDsf
Caught up az the rides mach toward the esca
forming q pouf. or With . VERY shert apres
front. and very long ~ the bach, reunded ssl
caught M NJ the sides; or battsned all the vay
Own. draped on the hip, and falling In tve
long SpsrA'et points behind, OF raised st the
nde very far bach, by means Of three OF four
risin put very closely together, q tape se~s
undc meath on each side Of the back hresdtA,
rather more than half q yard from the y afst
forming The pouh.
Tne poar l. not now 80 indispens bic ~ n ga
lat ssson; n IL often replaced hy TIE tauic 4. a
behind, o. by scarf sash forming bo~s uader
the postilliob basque, stin. 10 remains IN vogue
and IL more or less vplumi nous, ana rsls-S bv
buttons, psttes or cords
The make OF the turic separate from the eedr
q A. CspriCtous - that OF the polOnai.e. We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-19
M A Il RI Ed

CARsEf-BASGs. On the 18th inst 81, Al Mount
Nefn.E 4 church south, BY Hey. Alphcus vii
Mis- SUSIE BANGS, Of Washington, u. c. Ne
GAsk INs-ATZs. Ga the 18th inst Of the resi-
dence VI Mr.. George Estlsr, GsorgetOwn, d q b.
the Rev. T. d. alient, JOHN {. GAsKIHs, q
Georgetown, ID. C., and Miss MARH =. A rs, Of
Washington, ID. %. Ifrsderiok, Nd, and PhilsdsI-
phis, Pa, papers coSy. i
NlsK-ksTLkR on the 18Th instant, Al the
residence OF Mr. George Estler, GeSrgstown, ID ~
~ the Rev. I ID. yslieut, G 30. W. WISE, Of Osa-
ton, Ohio, ana Ms. PRISCILLA ESTLER ID
GeorgetoN u. ID. o. Ifrederick, No, aud Philaa-l-
phls, Pa, papers cOpy.l
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IL THEsUPREME COURT OFTHE pIsTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,
INTHE SUPREME COURT OF rae DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

- TAfs IU1H ddt OF UftootT, A 10. lly
NATL DA SExAKs 81 al. vs.. CoRA b. PAYNE ct al -
No. soc, Doc. Il
The trustee In this cause haviog reported that he
sold the property LIST street. in Georgetown. de-
scrioed in the bill and known the next west part
OF Kings Acre, In Beatty and Hawking subdivision
Of 9eorgetown, and back ground Of Lot numbered
one hundred ssd two iea 20 Elizabeth Bh ,des, tor
s5 30, and that said party has complied With tn
terms II the sale II Is By the COURT this 10 day Of
October A. d. 1873, ordered that said sale be- and II
Is hereby, ratified, unless cause be shown to tho
contrary on or before tbs nrst To EsDAY In De-
eeme~r next: Provided, hi, erder be pnbiished.
ID. q. HUMPHREYS, Justice.
true eopy-Test: 3. J. MEIGs. Clerk.
octls w!sw BY L. r. WILLIAMS, Asst ClH
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TIE son Of prominent New Haven citire,
bas caused great scandal By marrying a pre-
utute- lt Wa done sOule tine ago. aud only
come 60 light now, on the trial OF a wealthy
owner OF bad house, and the Incarceration Of
q drunken woman, who proves 20 be the vile o.
the infatuated young man referred 20. He s-sads
sturdily by HE wife in all her shame, aud vas
determined Go share her cell with her In the
Ock-nI. but the nolice reinsed nermIsslnn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-19

A JAIL GHosT.-,IAHs are bad enough vita
out having ghosts in them. The Jail M Joliet
is haunted by a specter that is most unpleasant
~ seen and felt IL appears with it, throat CO,
from ear TO ear. and smites the wretcaed pris-
oners with its clammy hands. II Is hoped th.t
this new terror will have an excellent eject
upon the morals of Joliet
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AUCTION SALR
FUfU On Z BAYS
RY GREEN q wIL.IAns, Aus,loor,r..
~ No. 1907. northwrst corner l0h and D n.

Rf GkEEh Williams, Aue,Ios-.r..
TT CsTIIs SALE or AN ATTRACTIVE
Hhkk STORY BRICK DwRLLISG IUsE
VIII BACK BUILDINGS ON TIE WEST
DE on yrH srkGe1 BETWEEN AND
sIkkkre k0kTHwEeT.
n ysmber Isl, ISL, md dull recorded in Liorr No
20, folio ~ one 81 the land u OF W hiag
COUNTY District q Culunb is, aud 1t the req
- ne party secured thereby will sell At public
sntuon IN front Of the miss, 20 the high-, bit
or, on FRIDAY, November as.h, ISIS, at AZ
"a ndlSision OF tots n square tares haadref aai
sNty nve S5l, fronting seventeen feet uiae aud
,hIeetourtlis inches tbs ~-ss side OF 9 q,
ottseen and Y .treets, By d-pth ~ one hundred
snu I've " ti1OJ feet to Alvey 10 feet Wit, and
being improved by n desir sble Tso- story Brick
d n-e. The Use Is uppiIed With all modern :
pfottments ana the street !. Just being paved Ths
property will BE- soid object tn. .p ial i'm prove
mesi taH; all other taxes sill be paid. The title il
Terms % sale are prescribed by the deed Of
trust: S3,DJ with interest from Nay ISIS at ten
per cent o. ca h, and the balance at six and twelve
mont hs, for whCh the notes 81 the purchaser bear.
trg interest from the day 4 sale and acc ured bv
d. 81 Of trust on the property Sid will be takea A
deposit II one hundred dollars will be required a.
the time OF sale, and II the terms com plie
With IN ten day after sale the posts will be for
feiied. Ali oonveysnctns at the Of the pur-
RRkINARDH wkRHEB,t
GEOKGEW sTIOKNEYf trustees.
novH-eO&ds GREEN WILLIAM :, Aucts
fSY LATIhEB q CLEhRl,
southwest corner Of Peunsyy snis sveune and EIev.
aUfh OfNce HUil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-19

IBIS IN TIE WAY the Brooklyn Argus sum
up the present excited condition OF the couhfr,
king out, wild bells The time Is past
For eating humble pie.
Ring out, Wild bells. The die is cast,
Our Fish Is going TO fry"
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AUCTION SALES.


LII LATlmkk a
~ Auctioa-ess AM Rsal ysssss Brokess.
= ueAwef cofa-r 80 p ma. emu and uth cee,
etay One D tsldins.
SAL1 ~ NEW fUkhIrURE AT HOUSE ST.
lAIH sTkEB. NUHTHWGSr
n Tn thIDAf MORNiNG, dov-mhsr - !,
lHs, we shsli eel at above m-nticoet prs-u-
t.es. the fdiosins goods. % he having been
moved thcrcto fsr convenience II sale:
Parlor Saits IN hsircio . q rep,
- Suites Wa'nu' Mar bls-sep /, smher Furniture,
10 suit walnut o ais he'd Cha mber furniture,
% Cottage Suites, H air aud II ask Mattrssss,
B-uesels aud Three ply Osrpct-,
d. T. Tables, Loane-s, W al ,ut Breakfsst Fables,
Csae:eet apd other Q lst.-, U,a-s. 1t c sers,
Wsrdrcoes, s4stssd., " s.s.s>nds, and Barssus,
" 81. aud Oak = tension Tables,
Cros II ard 9lass wAre, &c., 80
nsvlo ats LArIMES oLDARV, Auets.
~fHI ABOVE SALE IS POsrPOuED, on
account of the rain, until THU 6SDAT MORN-
INC, November - 1913, same rr .ad pl.ce.
novl6-N LATIMeR OLHARY, aucts.
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OF nRnG GTnRE

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK AND FIXrURES
OF DRUG STORE
q By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated October
~1lth, 1873, ane recorded in Liber ISL, folio $40
VI Of the land records Or the District Of Oolum-
IA ba, and at the request Of the party interested
VIII sell at public suction, p and streets
northwest, on MONDAY, November Gath, 1873,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. N, the properly Gov
cred by the aforesaid decd Of trust, consisting a
good line Of Drugs. Chemicals, Patent Meiicines
Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &c Also, lsrge num-
Der OF Tipcture Bottles, Sail Mouths, Ofntment
Jars of the latest and proved pattern ali in
good order, together with Counter, Scales ans
Bottles, &c.
Terms cash. WIN. KILGOUR, Trustee
novl9-H DENT COX, Auctioreers
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" P0WDn1-1eoomnspded 81 Dsntiae Tor n
yorny and nsaltAy action For ale ~ DruGgis0
ssesksaus xuoss y esno . boff1e. ese1ly
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ID Auctfoneers, No. gII Louisiana avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th streets northwest
TRUsTEEssALrO VALUABLE
PROPERTY On SOL tn eIOE OF srRaET,
BET wEEN CONNECTICTr AVENUE AND
18Th SHEET NORTHWEST, CONSISTING
OF TWO-ST0RY FRAME DNELLING
- By virtue Of a deed of IN 81, dated May 9Th,
~. ID. 1873, and recorded in lber No. 10, folio a.
- ameng the lad records for the District Of O..
lunbia. and st request Of party secured thereby.
VIII SELL at public snotfon, IN front o the Premises
70 the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, November
Ism, A. ID 1873, At D. m. the following described
real estate, situate and being IN the city of Washing
os In said District, TO wiz All that part of lot NO
IS in the subdivisio Of Square No l63 said sub
division is recorded in the suryeyor's Once OF aid
District in an. < :" No, l, folio 4, aud bounded a.
follows: Beginning on L street north 20 feet east
from northwest corner OF said 81 Hsre, and runnins
thence east along the line Of said street ~ feet
thence south II feet; thence " feot sud thence
aorth feet to place Of beginning, together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One third cash (of which 800 must
be paid time OF sale }; basace in equal payments in
8, II and Is months, to be secured b. pu &C hsser's
notes, bearing per cent, interest, and deed Of
. ust on property sold. Convey sncing aud record
ing at purchasers cost Ifterms Of sale are not Gem
piled with in six days. the Trustee reserves The right
70 resell at risk aud cost Of defsultng purchaser
VIM. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee
now LUTTRELL 4 90, Aucts,
BIN, CONSEQUENCE OF TIE RAIN TIE
above .ale is postponed until FRIDAY, November
u 1873, same hour and place
BY order OF the Trustee.
novls LUITRELL CO, Aucts.
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Rr LArIMER OLEARY,
- Auctioleers aud Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Eley.
enth street, Star Once BuildipRs

ING %rt kST on sIXISEaTH sIkEEr. nc.
- On fkIpAf ArrERNO IN, November ii
q 4 o'clock, will sell, at public auction, in
nun bered ii and IL, in square III. This property
oss front OF 20 feet on the side OF l6 b street.
running back loo feet to q ten foot alley
Terms: One-foorth cash; residue in 6, Q, and II
en.ns. Win interest at per cent. per snnum. All
time Of sale. w. u. COOPER, Executor
noyndt LATlMER CLEAkY. Aucts.
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10y LATIMER s OLEAR1.
u Auctioue-rs AMI Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pern-yl ena avenue and ilth 81 ,
Star once Buildings.
CATALOGUE SALE II A SUPERIOR CL ASS
Oh NJ h. PhAN AND AalE NICAN tHRJII ~
IN ZINE GILT FRAMES, TOGETHER WITH
A FINE CULLECTIOH OF FhENCH PLArI
MlhkORS-ALL FROM A NEW HURk
BIOL ~, AND TO BE SOLD WITHOUT Res
EKNATION
On MONDAY MORNING, November -, 1873,
CONNIE noiDg al lO5i clock. within esr,Om e,
shall eel large and attractive Iiiec; 10 of the
noyIs-d GGTTMER CLEARY,Aucts.