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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17
DRUGS,
OV E r TON
DRUG AND FAMILY MEDICINE
STORE.


RIO THE CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS AND
vicinity: Having again entered the arena
OF my profession. | take great pleasure IN in
forming my friends that l am now at their
service, and will be glad 20 see them at any
and All times My stock will be ample for al
Family and Plantation purposes, az shall
keep what may BIO termed strictly
First-cIass Prescrfptive and Family
Medicine store,
embracing all the leading and proprietary ar.
ticles. Ny Perfumery Department will consist
Of all leading manufactures, soaps, Toilet
Powders. Hair brushes, Col0gSes, Pomades,
Hair Oils Tooth Powders. foreign and domes-
tic. Ny Prescription Department Is open At
All hours; my assistan. sleeping where he can
be accessible. Remember that distance lends
enchantment 10 the view.
80 BE-. GOODYEAR,
Graduate in Pharmacy.
p. S.-Goodyear's Liver Tome. so well and
hiRhly appreciated, is only manufactured by
me. Fine Havana and domestic cigars, 20,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17
SATURDAY,, JannarY One 1Sth, 1873,

at II o'clock am, in front of the SheIifFs
Office, No. 351 Second street, Memphis, Ten
nessee sell to tho highest bidder fer cash the
following lands and tenementss described and
bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning az
stake, hickory and other pointers, being the
southeast corner Of the tract next described;
thence south $50 chains 10 a stake, sweet gum,
hickory and other pointersi thence west 81 w
chains 10 stake, elm and mulberry stump
pointers; thence 36.5 chains to q stake on the
bank OF the Mississippi river; thence up the
river, north "a east. 5.S5 chains 70 a stake,
"a east, 10 chains 20 a stake, two blackberry
and other pointers; thence east 20 chains 70
the beginning; containing l75 acres, ore or
less. Also the following tract. adjoining the
above. beginning at n sweet gum marked y,
the northeast corner OF the four hundred ana
eighty-ffth tract, granted In the name OF tar-
gason Carr; thence south 23 chains e stake:
thence west 30 chains 10 hack berry ana sweet
gum pointers; thence north, 90 west. 10 chains
70 stake on the bank Of the Mississippi river;
thence north, "a east, . chains 2 links. win
the meanders, TO q stake on the bank OF the
river; thence east 30 chains 80 links 70 the be-
ginning; containing 100 acres. The above de-
scribed lands and tenemenis arc located part
In the Seventeenth and part IN the Fourth
Civil District Of Shelby county. Iennesseei ana
levied upon o. the property, Of Z; W; Kan
dolph. The rs acre tract viii % spa nrst-
w. j. 2. DOYLE, sheriff shelby Co;
EgJAs. j. MuEPaY. ID. =. S-taw-ls
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On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from tho
effects Of errors and abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Impedimens 70 marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books sEa circuisrE
sent free. in sealed envelope.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2
South Ninth street. Philadelphia. Pa.-an in
stitution having ahigh reputation for honor
able conduct and professional skill. lSj-xyi-o
ns,- For Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Depression
Of Spirits and General Debility in their Yari-
Gus forms. a preventive against fever and
ague and other intermittent fevers, the
''Ferro-P hosphofsted Elixir Of oaliaaya.'
made By casWeil. Hazard 4 Co.. New York,
and sold BY all druggists. IL the best tonic for
patients recovering from fever or Iieknssi.
II has no equal. xyl-sl
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The Celebrated Hackett Crate

is USED ny THE FOLLOWING FAM
| Il lies, who. i feel assured, Will take pleasure
| IN giving their opinion as 20 the merits OF Inv
crate 10 any one sunerll < nom col rooms thu
freonnr weather, WE CLAIM that they TO
qnlre less fuel. givo out mcrc heat and leave
Tess ashes aud arc more cieanly than any crate
In use.
In the Northern Part OF the City;
q Roder, b urimng.
SssTys hsaSWsrker' PEI I : no!ssman.
Rev Father Walsh.
In the Central Part Of the City;
Jones 4 Baldwin. Ares, Or Hodges.
DIR A Sreronyi. M y Cochran.
p Meneos. Judge w Brown,
o d Graham, q M Greeley.
Q p Winkler, j ID Cook. Aro't,
w Taylor, fargason Clay,
I'D Nsidercr. ~ Coun,
Gran \ Scales. Dods.
In tho Southern Part of the City;
Il p Fontnino. jill Smith.
Wm cole. John n Thomas,
George Hook, X A Parker,
Thomas II Allen. Y Clarke.
James Rosa, Or hopsen;.
w IL Morse, Judge i X Ray,
Niles Meriwether, Frank.
J w Anderson. A Murray,
Jawos n Cook j III Ionow.
Judge Archibald Wright.
es-i2S IA. HAINER, PAP second 80.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE
ID directed from the Second Circuit Court Of
Shelby County, Tennessee, in the case of Heis-
kelll Scott * Heiskell VS.. 4. W. Randolph,
judgment rendered April I'd, 1872, for $3.50 and
cost TO satisfy said judgment, interest and
cost | will on
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PRICE LIST on PAPERS,

wILKINsoN'S;
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mo. 792.l
Inthe First Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn.
Willinm EdMnrda I'd nl.

u. 3. Wells and W. l.. Maxwell (Wela &
Maxwell) for use Of John Q. Thomas,
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LEGAL.
mo. 1871
In the First Chancery Court OF Shelby
County, Tenn.

B. P. Anderson. Com. of Rev.. etc. !
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Frrr.u Tnin leaves daily Cszespi
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aso FFsat w. Hs"Phi'i :,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17

FuREKA COUNCIL, No. 6-meets Sd Thurs
day Of each month1Odd FELLOWS Han. u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-27

Are entertained, rs to tho power of the
general assembly to do so, 1t may well
be doubted whether, under u constitution
like ours which carefully distributes the
powers Of the government to different de-
partments, tho legislative, the executive
and the judicial, and declares that no per.
son or collection of persons, being one of
these departments, shall exercise any of
the powers properly belonging to eitherof
the othors, except as in tho constitution
expressly directed or permitted the logs-
laturo can, by its own direct authority,
determine the weight to be allowed to all
the conflicting facts necessary to be known
and considered in fixing the exact reason
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@Is IL not rather cool in a San Francisca
paper 10 advise young men % "go west"
~An Iowa merchant wont advertise in the
papers, but paints on the fences, go tee
Aliens Tor yor dri goods"
SEA deaf mute entered Peoria saloon Late
~, and wrote on his slate: "Giye me an o p
ner."
e%Col. Forney offered a town in Texas a free
library, but, after consultation, the citizens
decided that they would rather have tweiys
didn't mind.
ga thiefhas been convicted OF stealing psul-
try from the Ssldiers' Home at Madison, Wa,
neglecting, probably, TO plead the advice OF
foionius: LET all the hens thou almost at be
thy country's."
sS-An Iowa druggist has been sued for s5 oas
the habit OF selling liquor. She says she does
not see any difference between drug shop vhi.kv
and dram shop whisky.
sS-on Friday last, John Beneneld the most
convicted at Yorkville, of the circuit court. he
fore Judge Mackey, and sentenced 70 fifteen
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
%Creditor-.'How often must climb three
little sccountc' Debtor-"Do you think II an
going to rent place on the first door TO accom-
modate my creditors"
Recommending on q late editorial by Alexan-
der n. Stevens in the Atlanta Sun, 70 the effect
that .'the democrat party must be preserve !"
the Harrisburg Pa State journal wants 90
know how Il Is TO be done, alcohol having failed
to accomplish il.
~While the civilized world was feeling the
full shock OF the wreck of the Atlantic and the
bodies Of the dead still lay frozen on the be ach
q man In Toronto sent the following UNIQUE Dis
patch to Capt. Williams: .sThis is the best mar
ket for sale Of damaged goods. Let me hear
from you"
ga western journal truly saws that rracti-
cally the common-school teachers in the United
states are now women between the ages of
seventeen and thirty-five. In the country
schools they are virtually the sole occupant. OF
gradually taking the place Of men.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER NOON,
QY b. b. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker ACC Auc<iona.,
No. J29 Seventh street tstwess q ana n .

No. sss seventh stsrr' ssstweea q and
CHANCERY SALE OF yALUARIr Re.
fK0P.RTf on - srREEr, NEAR PENN
~ The District OF Coiumbi. passed in equity cause
mo. 2si9, doc. n, MeGuire ct 81 vs. Barry
e AL, and By virtue Of order pas-ed in
s ss,a cause on the 18th day of April A. y. ISIS
glng the terms Of sale, the undersigned, trustee,
sppoin, g BY said court, will sell, on TUESDAY,
April x9d, a. O'Clock p. m IN front Of tbs premi
Washington, fronting 3 feet and inches on a..
street northwest. and bounded and described fol-
Beginning for the same the east line Of said
three sj inches south Of the ncrtheasern corner Of
esld lot, and rusnins thence north twenty three l
ieet and three l1 Inches; thence west along the
Themes south along the west line of said 10 twelve
li2p feet thence in seuthessteriy direction thirty
seventeen feet and four "a inches due south 20
the north line Of said lot; thence southeasiwariy
thirty t9 feet and ave inches TO the division Va. ~
the Two brick houses standing on said lot: ana
thence east through the center Of said division wall
With the improvements thereon, Consisting OF tDe
three-sto Brick Dwelling House and back b,ilS-
ing, This property adjoins the Columbia Building
on IA street lev doors north Of Pennsyl yana ave-
nue. ara rs a. present occupied BY the Rowland
The terms Of sale prescribed by the above order
modifying the decree, cash: OF which $50 must
be paid in current fuuds, by daly certified check
az the time Of the purchase. And IL thu remainder
OF said purchase money shall not be paid within five
90 days from and after the day of sale the truSt
90 days public notice, at the risk and cos, of the
defauiting purchaser.
The Trustee will execute a deed for said rronerfv
upon the full payment Of all his purchase money.
M ASHFORD, Trustee
ale dads b. h. wARNER, auct.
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DIED.

De SELDIkG. On Friday morning, tue lsrh
instant, at the residence Of his con. Edward ~
De :. lding, No. Leffert 3 Place. BroOklyn n T.
18th year OF his age.
PtCkHAM. April 2lst, Mrs. SOPHIA PECK
HAM, Ia the 5oth year Of her age
Her funeral will take place at NJ Patrick : clurrh
on Wednesday, sd instant, at ao'clOok. with Re-
QUEEN Mass. Relatives Of the family respectfully
requested 20 attend.
sH1RAs. On the 2lst instant, in this city, NJ In.
Residence OF biz brother, Gen. A. n shira., q. O
New jersey.
WATSON. At Vallejo. Cal, on the Nth instant.
Commodore JAMES MUIR WATSON, Of the .
Navy.
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PREsEHvATTos or FURs.-At this season
Mhen we put away our winter furs, I will men
non bow preserve mine entirely free from the
attacks OF the moth. I first hang them ont in
the sun for day or two, then give them a good
beating ana shaking up 20 be sure no moth a.
IN them aire'hy. then wrap up lump OF
camphor In rag and place in each; thon VITA,
UP each IN sound newspaper aud paste 20
geiher, 50 that there Is no hole or creyics
through which = moth can gain entrsnce-sas
my furs are perfectly safe.-sJsEste /" an Ger
man fotcn Telegraph.
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CLERICAL MUNCHAU-ENs-A contemporary
gives an interesting account of some clerical
Mubchausens. In a history written in the
twelfth century by two archdeacons, Arthur OF
Bnton, y said 10 have killed ''one RithO, .
giant, who had clothed himself in garment. nj
futs which we're composed entirely 81 the beard.
OF kings whom he had slain IN battle This
fhgiish piece OF yeractty" IL matched Or the
account OF Bellows Falls, IN a history writtfn hy
clergy man in early Colonial times: SThe water
rushing between perpendicular rocks il com.
pressed 10 such degree that 10 II consolidated
without most, and floats and iron croNhar
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NICE Young NAN stood AT the corner oftuo
streets lie had just had his boots polished 60
The highest degree of glossiness, aud It was q
serious question with him how 20 make the
crossing without getting has boots sOiled.
couple of fashiOnably dressed ladies' were an
preaching, and the mind our Young man VIVA
made up an an instant. he quietly waited until
those ladies had swept up the mud with their
trailing skirts, and then crossed ia perfect
safety
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by b. Ii. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Ne. 129 9Th street, between G and H.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
KEAL ESTATE ON STREET NORTH, BE-
TWEEN srH AND STH STREETS EASE
- BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated September
18TH, A; ID; ls6 and duly recorded in Liber f.
- T., No. Is folio 43S ct seq, of the land
records for W ashngton county, u. c., will sell at
guo,ic auction, IN front Of the premises, on TUES
DAY, the 22d day Of April, A. ID. 1873, at O'Clock
p m, all those certain pieces parcels of ground
situate and lying in the city Of Washington, d. e !,
and known and described lots lettered and marked
r. and in the subdivision Of the west half of
square numbered nine hundred and sixteen, 1916, ,
Win me Improvements thereon. Zach lot will be
sold separately.
Terms Of sale: One third in cash; balance in and
IL months to be secured by notes of pure with
deed Of trust premises Sold with interest from day
OF sale deposit Of $50 viii be required at time Of
sale on each lot. IL the terms of sale are not COM
piled with in five days the trustee reserves the right
TO resell at the risk and cost Of the defaultng pur
chaser. All conyeysneing at cost Of the purchaser
W. b. TODD, yR., Trustee
m3I- 2aw&ds B.H. WARMER, Anctioneer
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1hk skLF-coLL EcTING FARE-BoN SYSTEM Cor
street railways has come 60 X nominious grieT an
Dayton, Ohio. Last January. the officers OF the
company observed that the amounts taken nm
from the boxes OF the cars, that stood In the
car sheds over night, were not 20 large as they
should De. Though suspcctng certain drivers,
they turned them OF until there had beer AN. al.
most complete change in the force; but the
thefts continued. until 10 was found, by q person
who secreted himself In the stable, that Daniel
Ittmble. the night " ~ Gilman. went 90 the bOxe-
unlocked them easily, AMI sbstracted about hall
me contents of each. Trimble confessed that
ne nae Key, which he made himself, with
which ne unlocked the boxes. What rrparatfoa
u To be made Go the unjustly suspected aud dls-
charged drivers. are not informed
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY IN SQUARE No 1l2.

- BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust. recorded in
a Liter VI H., No 2, folio IS, also IN i.iber
- and r. No T. folio LOO, Of the land records Of
fhe District % COlumbi., ard BY direction Of the
ysrties secured therehy, will offer at public sale
The premises on MONDAY, the 2sth dsy of April,
NJ the hour Il O'Clock in the afternoon, the follow
ing Lots Of Ground. as sub-iiyided by VIM. For
ss a. 81, 81 S. 81, IS & 81 So, g. 81 81, g. 81,
IS, CO o. 90, 70, u and ~, Of the ision Of
original Lots number Il, Is, IA, and part of Is, in
sIusre III. These Lots front from Is TO y feet
Delaware avenue, - street esst, street north, and
Colfax street and run back to alleys the said Lots
being in depth from 90 TO 100 feet. Two Frame
Houses Lots 81 and s. will be sold with the Lots.
Terms ~ sale: 0ne-third cash: the residue OF the
purchase money in and y months, the purchaser
giving his netes bearing per cent interest from the
day Of SALE deed given and deed Of trust taken to
SECURE the deferred payments. An conveyancing at
fhe purchasers cost. deposit Of IS required from
each purchaser when the Lots are sold.
Plais Of above Lots can be had AZ our store.
r p JACKSON, Trustee.
-les Rep1 WI. WALL CO., Arcts.
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ny w L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble BuildirR, =
Nos. 800 and 9o2 Pennsylvania avenue.

SALE Of VERY STYLISH PAIR OF WELL.
PHI HILTON, HARNESS, &c, AT Abortion.
a. On WEDNESDAY, April 23d, at ~
L~Vo'clock, in front OF our new Marble Ruili-
NAin ing. we shall sell at auction pair Of stylish
Ponies, which work in single and double harness;
are excellent riding ponies, perfectly sound and
without blemish. One Pony Pheton, with psle
and shaft, robes and sets of double and single hsr-
msnder Weaver, U. s, Navy, who is selling on &C
alS-d w l.. WALL Co Aucts
tRep, Daily Chron, SunHer, Cap, Forney's Chron I
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10y GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, Auctiooeers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.

N hI png KbAL ESTATE AT THE o0RNER
GHf iIA,s4kskrA dAR hHt At ' GGSTioN OF
On MONDAY, the 9Th day of May, 1873, at 8
O'Clock ]. m, we shall sell, on the premises being
Lot No "a. in subdivision OF Mount Pleasant. hay-
ing ~ feet inches front, running through to Sth
street west, with the improy ements, consisting Of
Brick Dwelling house This property has fine
also on the old Bacensburg road, making IL valua,
DE property.
Terms: One-half cash; balance and 2 years, for
notes bearing per cent. interest and secured BY a
deed ~ trust on the premises. COnv ey ancing at
the cost a the purchaser SIO0 down on the day of
sale. Ia2ldI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts
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Rf GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th aud SITS

SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT IN
SS2IoSAAkk No. sia' MAYNARD, AT AUG
- On WEDNESDAY, the 3Oth day Of April
LIS. We shall sell an front of the premises, al
50 O'Clock p. m, sub lot numbered thirty
six (S6b in square numbered nine hundred and forty
four (s4l, containing two thousand one hundred
(2.lol square feet Of ground, more or less
Terms: One-third cash. balance IN six and twelve
months, with interest secured BY deed q trust on
the property sold. COnveyancing at purchaser :
cost. $50 down at time Of sale.
az GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc.s.
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INlTEp efAfEs NARsHALp eALH.

IN virtue Of writ Of neri facias, Issued out Of the
Clerk b once Of the eapreme Court Il the District
DAY the 9th day. q 1ay, l3s, 9 ~ O'Clock n !,
al the defeDdauth righf dtle. claim, a11 interesf
in and TO subdiyision No. aC In square No. a, IN
the city Of washington, D. G.. toeether with I'll "a
singular the inproveHeots Thereon, set7ed and
levied upon = the property Of Allison Major. and
viii be eoln 70 satisfy execution No. - I'm favor u
= ALEX. SHARP, U. s. Marshal, D. Q.
April Is, l03. ats-dn
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Rr d. n. wARNER,
No. 5S9 7th street, between G and n SITS.

ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer
No. 5S9 7th street, between G and d sts :
PCBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
kkIl ON 1IH STREET, OPPOSITE u 8
PAfENT OfrICE-A RARE CHANCE TO
PURO4A6E ONE or THE BEST PIECES on
PkOPkRIY IN WASHINGTON CITY
= We I'll ofleR for sale, e pubic auction, on
THURSDAY, April 9lth, At O'Clock D, m,
the ElIowin1 -dsscribed real ssfste. TO Wit
fwentyt s0j fest front on fth street. Sssssen 4 and
G stressa northwest, Opposite the Patent Once,
the Soufhwss corner Of III ana stfssss Sorshwess
aud running thence south twenty fsof aud thence By
the width Of twenty feet est one huDdred ana two
feet and tAree inches. The esqf fonr fsst b said
width q subject TO the use Of Bates his heir
and assiens for alley The aey q eight fecS and
three inehes vide, and b for tn Ne q tkis lot and
others. This 10 part Of lots DuhAefSd twelve and
thirteen, ID square numbered fur HUNDRED ana ffy
nve, and Is improved By three story nnd- affc Rick
building, 1t 10 nearly opposite the center Of the
Patent Once. on I'm street. =, = /.
The title ID perfect. II :. - $50. =, -.
Terms Of sale are: One-third cash. and balance In
sx, twelve aud eighteen months, with interest," Con.
veyancing 1t the cost Of the purchaser. Deferred
payments to be secured BY deed Of trust on the
premises In the terms Of sale are not compled
with within ave days affer the ssle, the righf l.
reserved TO resell the property NJ the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser, by adv ertisng three
sncs Of bid. JOHN III, 6obpxRp. Exeeutor.
l.. @. HdE. Atforney.
ss-eo&ds thep.&Ans ] B. II. WARNER, Acct.
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RYC. Kennedy,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer, sl5 yth ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER.

PKUPEK-
TY AT AUCTION.
n BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated June 18th,
ele7l, and duly recorded June 28th, 1871,
lin Liber 645, folio 6, Of the land records for
the City and County of Washington, District of
Columbia, and by direction of the party secured
thereby, will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the
"a day Of April 1873, at O'Clock m, LOT number
(9l, in W b. Todds recorded subdivision of rieina
lots numbered six (6D, and 7b, in square num-
bered five hundred and thirty seven SND.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, the balance in six
and twelve months, equal payments. with ten per
cent interest," per annum from date Of sale. secured
BY deed Of trust property sold. deposit Of slOO
on acceptance of bid If terms Of sale are not com
piled with within five days after sale the trustees
the right resell the cost and risk of tha
defauiting purchaser. Conyeyancing at purchasers
cost. WIN. X. WOODWARD./-
alO-d O. KENNEDY Anc,ionear
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EVENING STAR.


Nie'f Pc 80 RAJ INT STEAL
a gentleman van live and support his
my cVmiortsby and well ws-h-
hhe'o" os sssas y-sr. That city II ~
no means the tno-t ,xesnSiye e IA in ths
country 20 liNe IA iu scme n spects n u 10
20 tnsn th,s- Rcnts are not - htgh IN WASH
igtor ~ theN are hcre. and hoa-,f rar h. IA
foT lee money; The markets ar NOR Ahurd an
" stocked, tsh. rcsh and fowl Of All And.
ahoarsos the yeAT round. including mans "
- tee OF nnnt and ieathered game unkn0~s
To the western markets. aud the general -
penscs OF living ln uoostcntatiour stYle sTs
less there than here. The bureau OF Gers IA tn.
a nerent departments. the auditors. commits
saofB rs- ETC.. have been receiving only saa,o .
year llateiy raised 60 s40OO.l and they have
msnAeed "a live ~ Washington the year round
snd live well. Wide members OF Congress are
o. required q lie therc portion Of each yeaf :.
nut they I've an an noStr ntattDus MaF. and de-
not tty 90 keep nl' with the whirl OF s.S0cicts''
OF initiate tie ityle % r,iihanaircs. who Ars
oe ssatrs OF Vanity Fair. Of course \ ma.
NAV " ne Choose. easily run his EXPENSE An
70 AVE. Ten. or euty thousand dollars a va.r-
eecsuse NO city shers q timer ne a or greater in
quo. M nis Tor estrsvagsnce. but IL ofi-rs 6es
tschu'ss tot economy, too. a. eur Oficisls chOo..
70 practlce that cardinal virtue Anosher No
table difference between menbers OF Co,,,rs..
and bureau orc, N h that the latter are srict-
" ptchioited NON engaging IN any other has
nssSw hilc congu sSmcn NAV. and many on the..
10, follow their professions al home ot in W..h
lngton, 20 great advantage and emolrr ept
These considerst ons would, of course ae,,,
against any increase Of the recent rate of com
peusstion. hut the country would have passed
that over In silence. II not apprOvlnglv had the,
not reached back and voted Themselves two
whole years OF extra paw. This wa the out
rsg,ous, the disgI acefal, the utterly tn.ieIen.
Die part OF the business.-faatanapoiis yo0-nsf