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WANTS.

WANTED-A gentleman OF large business ex-
w perience and good capacities who is competent
in the English. German, French and Spanish Ian
yaces desires to obtain situation book keeper OF
correspondent. or other adequate employment IN a
good Commercial firm in this city OF abroad II eces-
sary: good references given. Address L., r. o. Box
.,55 New Orleans. III. ~
WTANTED-A white woman. to cook, wash and
w iron for a small family. Best references re-
Quired Apply at - Columbus street, Third DIS
trier d. 1t
WANTED-A private faulty desire 10 let with
w bOart). two we'll furnished and most desirable
rooms, overlooking Jackson Square on moderate
terms Apply at No st. Peters street. dill tt
nRUG CLERK wANTED-Mus, be fully
IL petent willing 10 give his whole time to bust
ness Apply to w. C. HARRISON.
dill 2t Cornc,. Magazine and ITALIA street
WIANTED-An A No. I washerwoman. None
w need apply unless we'll recommended. Apply
al 81 Baionne street. III 81
WANTED TO PURCHASE good second hand
w PIANO. These DESTROYS of sen. will adj
dress. stating price, Box 1920 PostOffce do 81
NrANTED-A situation "a n coachman bv a Young
w man who thoroughly understands the business
Address Coachman. care this office. dl0 81
DARTNER WANTED-with from ; 10 600 to sla oO0
i cash. to increase the trade Of already well cs
tablished wholesale commission and produce bust
ness of many years standing, and OF considerable
influence and credit. tneXceptiOnal references
guired and given. and any communication in answer
to this will be considered strictly confidential
Address. PARTNER, p o. Box 1919.
do lw
WANTED-O Occupants for two desirable rooms in
w strictly private family. Apply to y Race
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Press corner of Orange and Chippewa streets.
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LNOE RENT-The 'wOst0ry dwelling on hve iote
II oil ground on the southwest corner OF Carondees
and Fourth street -.
Also the two-story brick residence No. 14J -,
Joseph street, between Camp and Magazine; bo,fs
viii b. rented low first class tenants. Apply u
ISAACSON SEIXAS a CO. AZ and 80 Canal aus
~ Common street. 10 J"
NOR RENT-From the lat of January, the store
No 50 poy,iras street; also two fine stores with
dwellings, at the Keller Markct-ono for dry gocde
rood references Inquire at j. II. KELLERS, Ito
C.r,v;er street ,lr lot
YTVO RENT-The desirable store, with iron shut
1 tors No. ~ Magazine street, opposite st. Jame9
Hotel. will DO rented low to good tenant. Posses
sion given Immediately. STAUFFER, MACEEADH
l. CO. II Canal street. nib In
TNOR RENT-A TWOSTOKY FRAME DWELL.
T. ing, containing six rooms, kitchen, and iargs
yard in good repair. Cars pass within bali square
Of the property Rent i2O per month to good tenant,
Apply to W X VERLANDER, A. Magazine street.
SIT II
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Those people who 80 about lecturing rs to
death in the cup of coffee don't seem to be
Of much consequence in this country The
annual consumption per person Of this de-
licious or diabolical stimulant amounts to
seven pounds. 1t is only phlegmatic Holland
that goes beyond us each sleepy child of the
dykes is credited with ten pounds a year.
England brings mp the line with one pound
and one-eighth to each person; she fills up
the account in tea, however. Statistics GER
tainly do not go to prove that coffee is stupe-
tying beverage. for California. which is en-
phatically State Of energetic people, takes
more coffee than any other. Twenty pounds
and half to each unit Of the population is
the amount required for their modest quench-
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Once Of the Delta Insurance Company, cor.
ner Carondeiet and Common streets-New Orleans,
Sept l. 1e74-Ineonto1mity with the requirements Of
luton of the Board of Trustees at special meeting
held On June .6 1874 the subscribers to the Capital
Stock of this Company hereby notified to come
and pay the following instaments. atthe time
specified below, viz:
Ten per cent on the 1st day of October, 1874.
Ten per cent On the LIST day of November, 1874.
Fifteen PER cent the Ist day of December, 1874.
Fifteen per cent the 3lst day OF December, ls74
By order OF the Board
an,o Am L. W. BAQUIE. Secretary.
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BANK NOTICES.

The Peoples Bank Of New Orleans. Decem-
her H. ls7i-The stockholders OF this bank are here
by notified that the annual election for nine Directors
to during the ensuing will he held at the
banking house on MONDAY. the .lst inst. between
the hours of 10 \. VI. and :. i. ii.
BY order "f the Board.
die lot y. LANDRY, Cashier.
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Notice-A Meeting Of the Stockholdcrs Of
the Factors and Traders Insurance Company. will be
held at it's Office 81 Carsndelet street on MONDAY,
the .lst day OF December 1874 between the hours Of
IL NJ. and = o'clock r. NJ, to vote upon proposed
amendments to the Charter as this day approved and
recommended by the Board OF Trustees.
td2l ED \. PALFREY, Secretary
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Among the people.
On the 2Gth inst.

On the 10Th inst.
In the Fa.orite Scheme
OF the Louisiana State Lottery.
OF the Louisiana State Lottery.
Capital Prize >20,0
Capital prize $4,000
Buy tickets early.
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-Commi:tee Of Arrangements
NJ Finnsrfv w J. Kelly James Heron,
ban Owens A. d EOyle .Jno. Fitzpatrick.
Applications for invitations to be left at Jas. Her
ron corner of Claiborne and G,avier streets at Dan
Owens corner PcrlidO and st. Charles streets; ut r.
anpons corner St Louis and Villiere streets at Ton
Cilmore's corner Vaudeville Ond Victory streets Or
H. NJ o. ileallie's, corner Magazine and Terp,choro
streets.
10 be left with w. j. Kelly, corner of Common and
Claiborne and Dan Owens, corner ST. Charles and
PerdidO No.
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New Orleans National Bank-New Orleans.
Dee H. ls74.-The annual election for Twelve D-
leco,s Of this Bank. 10 serve during the ensuing year.
will be held q; IT. Banking House on the 18th OF Jan
AIRY. 1870 from 10 o'clock 4. VI. to 3 o'clock r. NJ
JOHN H. PIKE
dla sci Cashier
Unitarian Church. IT. Charles street, near
.Iulia-ev. d. NJ REED of Rockford, ILL.,. will preach
in this church on SUNDAY NEXT. 18th inst. at II
\. Nj. Regular attendants of the church notified
and strangers cordially invited to attend dll 81
Office Crescent City Loan and Building AS
ISOLATION, 40 Camp street (up STAIRS, New Creams
Dec. H. 1a1i-Tle Crescent City Loan and Building
Association will offer Il loan OF Money 10 its Stoch
street (up stairs. on SATJ EDAG EVENING, l,ee.
49, AT = o'clock. Tie public is invited 10 att"n..
Iiv o.tier OF the Finance Committee.
al I'd f. f. EUCkNER, Secretary.
pallv No 1874 Canal street, New Orleans Dec 9. 1e74.
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors held this day
a dividend Of -Four Dollars per share was declared,
PAYABLE to the stockholders on and after January
ls.5. The transfer books will he closed from De-
cember ed I" 3lst, ia inclusive
do td3i {. E. LEWIS secretary.
Office Of New Orleans City Railroad Conn
pany No. i4 anal street. New Orleans. Dec. g. lS.i.
suing year will he held al tn office OF this Company
on MONDAY. :lst INST. between The hours CT 10 a
NJ. and 2P ~ {. {. LIZ" j., Secretary.
dIOtd
Southwestern Bible Soeiet,-New Orleans,
Dec Z. ls,4-The annual meeting of this society toi
business will he held at the Bible House SATt &
| DAY. the 10th inst. ut ococksP NJ. and the
annual election at the same place MONDAY. TIE
2is inst. between the hours OF y ~ :Ed :. oc.o'h
P NJ HENRY V. CC DEN
10 I'll Re-. See
| Office of New Orleans Gas Light Company.
| corner Baronne and Common streets-New Orleans
Dec. 4: lo'4-NOTICE-Anl election viii be held at
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2. Nj, Tor
Directors of this company to for the ens,
ing. from the first Monday i'll February next.
| 10 In VIM. S. BROWN. Treasurer.
Office Jefferson and Lake Pon:charfrain
| Railway Company New Orleans. La. Dec. 4 ISL
will take place. accordn. to law, on MONDAY. Jan.
a. 1879 between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and IL. I. A.,
at the office of the company L sar1nns street
Office New Orleans and (nrroIlton Rail-
road Company, New Orleans, Dec. 4, 1e74-The ar
place, according to law, on MONDAY, jan: & is75,
| between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ. al the
Office of the company, II I'aronne stree
| d4 I'm 7. MCBRIDE, Secretary.
Special No.ice-No bills contracted by the
crew OF the tu.boat S. G. HALL, will be paid ;.less
! JOHN Mccoy Owner
/ d3 In, JACK CLARK. Captain.
| Reduction in Rates of Frei9ht-IIereafter
freight Monroe and Trenton per the n. L. and L.
| Il. r.. will 20 through at the old tariff rates.
dit J.JANNEY. Agent.
(! Cotton Press No,ice-The Terrell Press, Corr
ner o. Orange and Chippewa streets. congresses
Cotton as compacty as the present Ties will hold.
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$50, 400 TO be scattered
$50. 400 to be scattered
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7NXTEA PRIME PORk-
=, barrels EXTRA PRIME PORK Jus, received.
30 barrel, MESS FORK orr .inai.
% casks DR., Salte'! SHOULDERS.
In store aud arriving, Toy -ale b.
\. X. CONVERSE,
de-. - Magazn. street.
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Bank Of America. New Orleans. Nov. 20.
1s14-The Stakeholder hereby notified that the
Annual Election for II Directors will be held at fhs
Bank on the 10th December, between the hours G ~
A. NJ and Up NJ EDGAR HINCKS,
MI til Cashier,
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Neutrality-suspicious. for two desirable rooms in
w a strictly private family. Apply to II Race
street ia lw
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NTANTED1A white woman. to cook, wash amt
w iron for a small family. Best references re-
qaired. Apply at - Columbus street, Third Dis
trier. dl2 IL"
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nOOD NEWS FOR THE roof
Families supplied with Cool
I.nnra.hirc Coal ut IS cents per barrel,
delivered, or 80 cents at Yard.
Leave your orders AT l06 Camp street.
PAYABLE on delivery. j. E. McALII>TER, Agent.
duo ct
JOE s1AELiSG' $
30 .Carondelet street 20
The best Wines, Liquors, Ales and Mixed Di INKS.
\ delightful HOT LUNCH every day
Latest Gold, Cotton and Exchange Reports re-
ceivea daily. 40 lmeoi
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VNANTED-A private faulty desire 10 let with
w bOartD two well furnished and most desirable
rooms, overlooking Jackson Square. on moderate
terms. Apply at No 3 ST Peters street. dill tt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

New Orlean. National Bank-New Orleans.
Dec. H. lS.4.-The annual election for Twelve Di-
ecto,s of this Bank. during the ensuin" yea,
will be held IL IT. Banking House on the 18th Of Jana
aiy. $50 from 10 o'clock 4. N. to o'clock +. NJ.
JOHN II. PIKE.
do ,I., Cashier
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STAuB-Like those pleasant memories still
lingering about the deeds OF the great
pioneer, Daniel Boone, come the apprecia-
tive tokens OF regard toward the pioneer in
cheap news Staub, in this city. The first to
introduce the Northern and Western dailies
on our streets, at prices entirely unprece-
denied. he still retains his position at the
front. SO Canal street has now become the
rendezvous Of hundreds OF those news-thirsty
people who, eager to learn Of ''the world
away" throng the store. cleaning the fresh
tidings found in the numerous journals
always on hand What the pyramids are to
Egypt, Staub is to New Orleans.
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NANTED-An 4 No. washerwoman None
" need apply unless well recommended. Apply
At - Baionnc street Ill 81
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VNANTED-A situation Il cOIc Imam by a Young
w man who thoroughly understands the business
Ad,rpSS COachmaIl this office. ,ll0 81
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REMOVALS.

n ENIOVAI-Dr W. G, AUSTIN has removed
n his residence and office to a@ st. Charles street
between clio and Calliope. Office hours from to
A. NJ and from half-past 5 to halfpast p. NJ. Slate
AT tieo A. Fos.lick & Cos ~ CarOndelet street
Orders left promptly attens(edto n99 II
ID EMOVAL-POHLHAUS e. DOLL, flour mer
~ chants and manufacturers OF Patent Self Raising
Flour. have removed from 80 to 95 Magazine street.
n24 In
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CAPT. SAM AYLEs AND THE LA BELLE. =
The numerous friends Of this clever gentle
man will be pleased to learn he has brought
out the La Belle, and best of all, that he is
the head-center and runs the machine in his
own good way. The Captain is universally
popular with the people of Baton Rouge, as
well as along the entire coast os IAN, and will, we
are sure, command goodly share OF pubic
patronage. Shippers know that Capt. Sam is
one among the most cautious steamboatmen
on the river, and that his courtesy and ac-
commodation is proverbial, therefore they
cannot help but give him a liberal share OF
their patronage Also, the travelling public
may rest assured that the accommodations on
board of the La Belle are perfect, and that
the Captain and his corps OF ACCOMMODATING
officers will never tire Of trying to make them
comfortable, and their sojourn on the boat as
agreeable rs at the home treside, Capt
Ayles is carrying passengers from this point
to New Orleans at the low rate of four dollars
Patronize him everybody, by all means.
The Baton Rouge Adrocde is sick on Capt.
Ayles, sure. They took dinner on board the
La Belle.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE. good second hand
w PIANO These desilUus of sellin. will adj
dress, stating price. Box 1890 Pos!Otiicc. do 81
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nEUG CLERK WANTED-MusI be fully conf
IL petent willing 10 give his whole time t" bust
ness Apply to w. C. HARRISON.
dill 2t Corne, Magazine and ITALIA street
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Special Notice To shippers Of Arkansas
Freghr-The steamer Katie, leaving every MON
DAY will give threu Oh bills of ading to Pine Bluff
and all points N. r. and \. ". Railroad.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
n6 If " r. and n w. Railroad.
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Mutual National Bank-NeW orleans, Dec.
TO- I-.i-The annual election for Directors to serve
the ensuing year Will be held at the Banking House
No. lO6 Canal street on TUESDAY. January ~
I-.5 hetwe cen the hours of 10 4. NJ. and :. i. NJ.
duo i'm JOSEPH mitchell. Cashier.
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brand Dress Fancy Dress Masquerade and Calico Bal
10 be given by the
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS,
On Saturday Evening, Dec. ~, 1874,
AT ST. Pa!rick's Hall.
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Office Jefferson and Lake P0n:charfrain
Railway Company, New Orleans La. Dee. 4, ISL
The annual election for Directors OF this company
will take place accol,iin. to law MONDAY. ian.
T. 1873 berween the hours of 10 a. NJ. and IL. L. A..
at the office of the company Il Baronne street.
ia i'm 7. MCBRIDE. Secretary.
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Time or Dep&rture.-Tae Mail Train BY the Great
jackson RaToad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
all fast trains, North East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains. iva
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Office of New Orleans Gas Light Company,
corner BaIonne and Common streets-New Orleans.
Dec. 4, 1o.4-NOTICE-Anl election viii he held at
tins o:;ice MONDAY, ztn day O. jannary. i-.a.
between the hours of 10 A. NJ and T. NJ, Tor six
Directors of this company to for the year ens
ing from the first Monday in February next
ID In W N. ,. BROW N. treasurer.
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Reduction in Rates of Frei9ht--inreaite
freight for Monroe and Trenton, per the n. l.. and
r. r. will 90 through at the old tariff rates.
dit J.JANNEY. Agent
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Southwestern Bible SOeiety-Sew Orleans,
Dec {. ls.4rhe annual meeting of this society tol
business will he held at the Bible House on SATI 4
DAY. the 10th inst. ut ociocksP NJ. and the
annual election at the same place on MONDAY TIE
2ist inst. between the hours OF u NJ ard oc.oc
=. NJ. HENRY " Cty Den,
Re-. See
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Admission only q, cents.
This magnificent
SPECIALLY VARIETY AND NOVELTY
Theatre, presents nightly All array 81
TALENTED ARTISTS.
This E,enpg LITTLE DOT, Miss NELLIE
BROOKS. Miss ABEIE FARNSWOETH, GEORGE
KURT, W. " MALMBURG, CHAS. l.. BANKS.
Miss DOLLIE DIAMOND, TOM WARFiELI.
snppoted by Onr
STAR SPECIALITY COMBINATION.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES TIEATER-
Director. -''SAi4N - Wv I'SsF
Business Manager. --.-.----.--- HEo HAMtliOH
Thursday. Friday md Saturday.
- and Saturday Mafiner ut ia.
Positively Last Performance OF
BELLE LAMAR.
The Greatest Success oi the DAY
MONDAY EVENING
Mr. Owens.
viii appear in his Great Character ri tALkS
PLVMMER the Old Toy Maker lroducsi WIZ
Nav SCENERY am, ,;rcot i,,st tllG,a
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Office Of Crescent City Railroad Company,
1O:; Canal street New Orleans, November Is, 1874
Under the provisions OF the charter the capital
stock of this company has been consolidated into
shares OF tho par value Of FIFTY DOLLARS.
Stockholders are requested to present their certi-
Gates of stock il order that may be issued.
Transfers will he made after date IN certificates OF
the stock
mis- sod JNO. T. JUDEN, Secretary.
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of lang given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers Il. E. Lee,
Pargor,l and Natcbez.
JNO. JANEV Agent
MI f BIT Common street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-20

A JUVENILE GUY FAwKRs-H50 h. "sE.5r1-
ted he PsGgy N'elrTrt Centennial An i'm
prCmptu centennial celebration, and one MT
Down on the programme, took place shortly
after O'Clock yesterday morning. Two little
IONS of Mr.. Robert Renuert. OF tho konnert
House, aged respectively eight AMI ten YEAR,,
conceived the idea Of having their own ce.ebra-
ton Of the burning of Peggy Stewards tcL.
They procured some gunpOwdeT-uOt guhpOw-
der tea, but nitre, sulphur and charcOal-zud
went into the cellSr of the house, where there
vas a large butchers block. Into this block a
large hCleIwas bored. and being fully Charged
with powder. was closed in regular blasting
style. a slow match was then applied and
lighted, when the young scamps retire sted 20 the
IOsrt pavement TO await the result. The "Glu"
soon came in the shape OF q loud report, IN Ak
lrg those on the first floor OF the house rapidly
stes the street. The report was 50 lOui that
many in the Ee.ghberhOod ran in from the
street., imagining that A boiler had exploded.
FoTtunately DO damage was sustained further
thsn scattering things about in the cellar and
the bursting OF the butchers block, which was
shiEeTed. Mrs. RenneTt. who was in a retired
part of the hotel, heard the noise of the explO-
sion, and not knowing the cause Of II, asked a
servant in a surprised sort OF way, eft thew
were rot firing cannon in honor OF the ceuten-
tial." The young Guy Fawkes were sent to
bed, alter being appropriately famed with 3
sbingle.- Bali. Sun, 10Th.
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A "JOLLY" SIGN; AND How IT FELL UPON
TBR HEADS OF Two FEMALE PRDEsTRIANs-
Yesterday afternoon while two young ladies
ramed Clayton, sisters, residing at No. lJg
Court Street, Newark, were walking along
day school, a heavy swinging sign in front of
store kept by firm named ,Jolley was blown
down by the wind, and striking beth ladies',
relied them TO the sidewalk. large crowd
gathered speedily, and il was at first suppos I'd
Tire ladies were killed, but on being removed to
= neighbOring residence it was found that they
were more stunned and frightened than hurt
The sign struck one On the back OF the head and
the other on the edge of the shoulder. Nothing
but the heavy he ad-gear of the elder Miss CLAW
ton saved her skull from being fractured.-N
Y, Herald. 1911,
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living Ou tie l9th q octabor. 49,. a, eas
,Clytk = m, tNs'E LATCk. infant rausbt~r ], .
sUd tEe izfv MakN ENINs
Fri'nlz SIC invite o. s.fsnf tie fut araT s.rta..
9 "a.
GALLANT. On the 18Th instant, Mrs. RERTc1A
GaLA AMI Mle1- ~ tie lsIg iliism Gallant 40
tit sab esT 90 her
Tho fuUCrel vii take place from her late rs.i.
f.rC', cerntr g sta sUa streets northwest, -
ltrr-dsy =. = clock, aud fr.m the thurch of the
luuarulsfr t.ICepri1n &C o'slHck m. Ihs
trftuds q the family are requested g. attend
EEhs. October SrlE, ~ a m. pUIs
itbEhs, native Of d. ~ver. Gsrrrauy. lst q
lt..aeLi az RS c'N &c ID. lat d. Gears
fle LoIs =. "a iI take .H fr. E.s lafr FasIdeura
~ 1882 l3tE street uurthW0st. W.. 1s-Iry. ~ :
'Ct 'E. Ire friends art re- l'i.as of ne family 49,
~ D. sT- rt'Jl1 I.NI.ri tH attend.
hsDIth- coz NHUfsy morning. uef-har l1tb
Tea. rf i' 81 I'D Oh. SITTER sfHff l-f -s.rfrT M
. -, n A a.. uau.ttrr - MRrF aad en-. iats Jaha
MCt'.. b, lu rtT -H.U scar.
E.r fUHfrs' sfU tsla place F-rr- her u,psr.-s.
rt-3'rr0c, "a "a street, rrH.r q T street .r.F
- - v t,urstaE siI.rrH o., A. r'.fH... FrIsrf.
a'1 It.ailH'f are r-s pc g''. invited G. H'frrf
~LHMh RITZ. ON .tr- 17.h. tTsVsTrrS
etiN thl..r 81 e 2 year, soldier 20 .la New
"N-rFiss fto Irrrr trs.tar rs-s..~
FDr--f ~ fua lsfitfHl H.sf.
LH" iIIfTs' VITA rake piars fTHfi ll- late rasE
: rec 90 = fr.-f, H.fUrru Fraf#fIHk .-i Fa-,ff.
str Hfs a org clown. ~ f.r O'Clock THlr-FsF srr,r
Uogs. Th8 vyr,rafs GO Co.. a .Fra1 VA a. Frie1s.
offte f'ml'f ere resrrg-fn'iy invited a. s-'eai
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ITpIrKD STATES MAssHALis sALE-

In virtue OF writ Of fieri facess, issuei out of
the Clerk GU ce Of the Supreme Court of the MS
nlet Of CSlumbia and 10 me directed, viii sell, at
Pnoho SAFE, iSr cash, 10 trent Il the court house
Noytmber, 1874, Of y O'Clock m, all J. l. Lyne's
llht, tlie Claim and interest in and to Lot No ITO
n beslis addition TO Georgetown, q. Begtnning
Tor the same at the northwest intersection of Monroe
and Beall streets, In said GEORGETOWN, and Trimming
LOth along the west line Of Monroe street So feet
thence west and with Beall street So feet
thence south and parallel with Monroe strest al
let 10 Beal street. thence east along the Iiue of
-sl street 60 feet to the place OF beginning to-
getfer with all and Singular the improyemenls
thereon, sieZ d and levied upon the property OF
j b. Lyme and will be soid to satisfy execution No
ss72 IS sinst j L Lyme and Martin O'Donoqhne al
the suit Of the District Of Columbia
October IA 1874. ocriI-dts