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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-21

AN OLD MAID VINO WOULD MARRY.-1n one OF
the towns down the State there resides all ell
derly unmarried female, who is fast yerging to-
wards the grave, but within whom her neighbors
thought there still existed desire to marry.
So it was resolved to put the matter to test,
and sure enough she consented. The wife OF
gentleman well known in Wilmington, but who
resides in the town, dressed herself in her hus-
bands clothes, called upon and made the ac-
quaintance of the lady, and invited her to a
promenade when she, consenting, was led to
the house OF the aforesaid married lady, whose
regrets at not being able to receive the visitors
were expressed by servant at the door.
Returning, the gentlewoman chevalier
grew profuse in her expressions of admiration
and esteem for the maiden lady, finally making
formal declaration of love, and inquiring if
that love was reciprocated 70 this the now ex-
pectant bride replied that she Thought it was,
and an engagement was made at once and
| Thursday next fixed for the marriage. The Wis
itor then departed, and We understand that the
maiden lady is making due preparations for the
solemnization Of her marriage on that day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-21
pEGIsTRY B ...1AU.

II
NoTICE.-The Registry Bureau will be opened
on Monday, July 18Th, inst. Te avoid conluson-
the better to arrange and distribute the work Oh tns
Department the city has been divided into sectlons
and the time appointed in which the citizens pro
rty holdersl in each section respectfully re-
ques Ell to present their Deeds, with correct de-
scription OF their properly. at this office.
st Section extends from Market 10 Union ana
from Front to Seventh = freets; from July lsth 10
21th ,
2d Section, Market to Union, seventh y Ihr-
teenth Streets; from July 2Ith to August ION.
Sd section, Market to Union. Thlrteenih street 10
the Brandywine; from An ust 10th to 2tth.
4th Section, Market to Union from Front street
South 10 city Line; from August 2ith, TO sept tth.
5th section, West OF Market and North OF Bran
dywins; from Sept. 18th to 2ls
9th Section, East of Market and North OF Nhlth
street; from sept. 2lst to Oct. 5ih. -,
Ith section, East OF Market, from Thlru 10 NINTH
Streets; from Oct. 5th TO 10Th. .,,.-,
sth section, East OF Mar, ct and South from Inlru
TO Street; from Oct 18Th 10 Nov. I'd.
9th section. East of Market and South from ST.
10 CITY Line; from og 2d to 18Th.
A copy OF the Registry aw and blank forms lol
the description of property will be iurnlshed on ap
/ plcatiOn at this ofiice.
All deeds, conveyances or transfers OF Real ks
| tate, made afer July 1lth 1874, must be entered u
this ONCE before they are Mt to New castle 10 D
| recorded. ...x
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-21
Hntifes.

NOTICE JAMES Fl. BEGGS HAS
In removed his office TO No. G W. Eighth Street.
Almonds Building. BRICK Of all kinds, on hanu
at lowest arket rates. yl4-u
NOTICE : MY WIFE, ANNA PER
IN KINs, having left my bed and board, all per-
sons are hereb, fornid trusting her on my account,
as will pay no bills OF her contracting,
iyis-i2t' GEORGE PERKINS.
NOTICE = LOTS IN RIVERVlEW
IN Cemetery between Third and Fourth avenues,
are now laid out and until August lst will be sold
at present prices with the privilege OF paying there.
for in three instaments ist at time OF purcnase,e
by Sept. l Sd by Nov lst PRICES: Aveaue LOIS
ies-tf j. MARIs, sec'y and Treas
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Auetinn Sales.
DoWBOTHAM s. FRAIM,

DOWBOTHAM s. FRAIM,
IN AuCTIONEERS,
The Wilmington Auction and Commission House.
No. g. East Fourth Street, is now open.
Auction sales every evening at the Auction House.
Outdoor sales Wednesday und Saturdays,at Auction
House. Consignments Taceiyed daily, all kinds OF
goods, wares and merchandise sold on commission
Persons declining housekeeping can have their
goods sold at private residences or at the auction
rooms as may be desired. All goods sold on com
mission promptly paid for within three days from
day Of sale. Country sales and sales of real estate
promptly attended to. We will also keep a first
class variety store which will be open daily (Sun-
days exceptedD for the sale Of house-furnishinp
goods, such as china, glassware, queensware crock
cry, tinware, woOden-ware, carpets, oil cloths, win
dow shades, brushes, baskets, &c. Also, gentle.
mems furnishing goods, such as shirts, draw
9rs, hose suspenders &C, at wholesale and retail,
at prices which defy Competition Call and see u
and he convinced No trouble to show goods.
JOHN S. ROWB0THAM, r. @. FRAN,
jan21-6m Aucts. and Commission Merchants.
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financial Cards.


V,HE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
500 MARKET STREET
Incorporated February rs, 1861
Open to receive deposits daily from O. A. M, unth
d. Il. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings
from to O'Clock.
A sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
OF six per cent. has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization Of the Bank and II If The ex
pectation OF the Managers, that this rate ot diW
dends will be continued.
counted as deposits Thus permanent deposits,
compound their interest twice in each year
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM s. HuLEs, GEORGE W. Bu5n,
CIENENT b, SMYTH, GEORGE 8. CAPEILK
CHAALEs W. HowLAND, NJ. l.. L1CHTEEsTkIH,
EDWARD DAHI,INGToN NATHANIEL X. BENSON
HENRY r. DUE JOB II. JACKSON,
4. NJ, SToTsEHBuRa, WIN. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
VIM. s. HIILES, President
GEO. W. BUSH, Vice President.
apris-tf EFT. TAYLOR, TIE snr
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DROP0SALs FOR OONCRETE STONE, RUB
BILE sTONE, CEMENT AND sANB FOR
The ChlTED sTATks COURT HOUSE Nd
OFFIcE OF SUPsRINTENDENr,
Y. ). Court House and Posi- Once

s.,., PHILADELPHIA, April 9th, l57i. \
sealed proposals will be received 81 this Office Nm
~ N Q! the 25TH DAY or MAY, 1874 for farm
shlns ana dsliyering the sita of the New Court
h99se end Post ONCE az Philadel phis, Pa say
oy cOolc Yards, more or less, Of Granite or other
nard, durable sfOue, broker 10 the siZa of hen' :
esq, and sdltsole for concrete.
StoLe, which may be of Qraaite, Lime Stone. or
other suitable stOne, which Is sound, ur able and
Sonds readlly with cement or ordinary mortar, and
~ suIneient size TO be classed as One, Two and
Three Men Stone, OF q .seokness averaging ten 1iOl
inches paving clean, lar beds with a fracture I'M
one quarter Of the quantity TO be Three Men Stone
~ Also Tor 1880 barrels, more or less, Hydraulic
eeush,, eQual IN quality and strength TO the bsst
~ pounds Of cement.
,t Also 1Sr 500 cubic yards, or less, Clean
samples Of each Of the above materials to be SUD-
u,Htsu With the proposals.
Delixery viii be made at such time, and In such
ferintendent. W 'n' cu'
Bidders may submit proposals for one or al OF the
each material must be bid for on . Sc parate form
ADO be enclosed IA separate envelope
obtained application at this ofice: each bid to
oe sceom panied BY penal bond Of two res eonsbIe
eondito ned that the bidder will acce Of aud nsrsor
me contract IL awarded to him; the su n Cheney az
Inc security to De certified By the United sts,ss
District Attorney Of the district in which hs re-
per cent. until the completion Of the Contract
The Department. reserves the right to reject any
OF All bids II V be deemed for the interest Of the
Every bid must be made on the printed form TO be
obtsfSed in this once, aud must conform In every
Esch proposal must be enclosed in q sc aIed en-.
vsiope endorsed proposals for Concrete Stone,
hubble stone, dement, or sand, las the case may
nee at fhiiASel phis. Pa. ~ and addressed 20
apz.2it JOHN McARTHUs, ia supsrr.
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ID n n ID.

BONNER. IsARELLA BONNIE, daugh,er Il
fiederiok X, and Margaret Bonner. departed IN .
hie on the I'D inst between the hours of 8 and
The funeral will take place on SUNDAY, San fuss ,
Az o'clock from the residence % her parents. s s
nh street northsest Friends Of the family
FLETCHER. ON the zlst, a. 2 O'Clock n. M.
HATTIE, lLiant daughter Of William III. and
The friends OF the family are .ytes 90 .,,ens thu
iuntrAl, which III take place Sunday afternoon Al
Sooloek D. m, from the residence Of her parents,
en- SID ttreet northeast, between L and NJ sta a
HOWARD. Suddenly ct a. o'cloci, ON FRA. :,
morning, I'd inst, JOHN q. HOWARD, a. al
years, II months and days.
spectuily INVITED - attend the funeral from he Ia q
residence, o2i street north Eest, a. 3 o'clock On
sunday Afternoon. 24'h lust. Tue re0Ains will he
Inferred Of Oak HUI cemstery. The LIVERY stable
Keepers are invited 90 attend.
sTEEEER. On the 3oth instant. at ais r. m d,
MAhGAbkr W, wife OF Edgar 4 Steeyer, late o
PhlladelpbiA. Pa. IN the 65th year OF h-r age.
Funeral on Tuesday, 26th instau', At n I'M . from,
the residence Ot her hush md 100 street
70 wheh the friends Of the family respectfully
sIMMs. On the morning Of Mav A.. after a I,,g
illnes-, CHAblTf, youngss dan ghser u = .rgsret
s,n ms, IN The lsth year q her age.
The funeral v ~ taEe place from the residence of
The friends Of the family are resp.cifuIly yiti
% atteDd On Monday, MAY IS, at 10 o'clock
rsIkhOs U In TSof gei3Wn; on The 2iLh instant.
loved wife IT Georgs W. Stroud, aud daugnter Of
the late Edward d. Tibpett.
Her frl Dds and relatives especially invited
e. stteId the funeral on Monday Afternoon Al a
street.
TKEXLRB. On the 22d inst. u6p.m MAR.
TIA 4. TBEXLkR, wife Of Peter Tresi-r. OF
Georgetown, b. O., ssed 4s years.
TIE funeral on sSnasy Gath inst at =. D. m
G., % which the friends Of the family are r,sPsc-
fully invited.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of q decree of the Oircuit Court for
Prince Georges county, sitting in E4uity, passed
In cause in the sand court, Ia which yudson Z.
and Septimus l. Cooh ars d.fe Ddants, will pose
to pubic sale, on THURSDAY, the 2sIh day OF
Msy, 1874, at O'Clock y. NJ, at Highland station,
near the premises, Oh the Washington and Balti-
more Railroad, tract or parcel OF Land, contain
ing about 641 acres, which was conveyed by the
said Middleton to the said Cook and Richardson BY
separate deep OF mortg rage TO each.
This property is most eligibly, euenty, plea
sanity and beautifully located, in the Immediate
nee hborhood Of the land lately purchased by Rich
ard Merricb, ard adj dining the lands OF Ne ssrs.
scott, Bates and johnson, being about $50 yards
from said station and most accessible to Washing
ton city By two roads, rail and county, and distant
therefrom by either route about four miles, 1t has
large Barn and o small Dwelling house, erected
within few past, Of the best materials ami In
most workmanlike manner; 10 enclosed by an
ceilent fence: The land Is OF Superior quality. of
different kinds, well adapted to grass, market pur
poses, and the culture OF fruit; and II offers
oucements to Capitalists for speculation being ele.
yaed and admirably situated FOR building pur
Adjoining the premises Is calybsate spring Of su-
perfor water containing the important elem ,nts of
sulphur, iron and nlsgnesfa In large proportions.
Terms Of sale: 81 800 cash on the day Of sale or
rafncaftop theresf by the court and the residue in
SIX menths thereafter secured by the note OF tue
purchaser with security to be approved By the
tee, bearing interest from the day OF sale. % pay
ment OF the purchsse money interest included the
trustee will convey the lard to the purch fee
O. STEPHEN, Trustee
Bladensburg, May 1, iS74. myT-eofs
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DROPOsALs FOR wATER TRAHsPORrA
IL TON.

GEroI QuARTsRMAsTERs OGFIcK,l

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trio. OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letters OF
sGm' ntetrs'iop on the personal estate Of JOHN b
pSsW0RTH. late Of Washington city. ID. O.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before
the 2lst day 81 April next they may Otherwise
tate. Given under my hand, Ibis 2st day OF April,
1874. CHABLES C. BURR
nays-sss- Adminis.rator.
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NJ a ~ X n y Nd ,

BkAnLEf-RBADLEY. % April a. igt ~
the heN pr logn.bs, AZ the Western f'r.shttortaa
church, Nj ELISHA BRADLEY t. Miss SARAH
4. BRADLEY, both G this city
CROChER-BARNES. On the evening n an /,
2ist, BY the Rev FISHER fortune, WILLIAM n
ChOChER to Mr.. MARY @ BARNES, bsfh ~
this city. -
wORTHINGTON-JACK o. NAY sl.,. n,
Rev: Charles kins, HkNkY WORrHINGToN
and ELIZA HELEN JACKSON, ali Of Washing
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mayI9 LIT
DB0POsALs FOR ELEVATORS AND COM
l. BlkBD ELEyATORS AND STATES FOR
1HE L.. >. COURT HOUSE AND POST OF
FlCE, NEW YORK CITY
OFFICE DE SuPERINTENnENrl

q
Sealed Proposals will be received ar the office Of
the superinte ndent until IL N OF the lsT DAY OF
JUNE, 1874, for furnishing, delivering, fitting AMI
putting In place the Elevators and Combined Ele-
ystors and Stairs Of Corner PavilOn-all a. exhis-
tied ON the Drawings, de cribsd in the Speciica-
ucBs, or called for in the Schedule.
- COpies OF the Drawings, Specifications, and
ccheduie may be had on application at this office.
. All scafcldiug required by the contractors ID rut
ment Tree OF charge, but will be erected by the con
tractors.
Proposals will be made for each Elevator com.
plete, aud fur each Combined Elevator and Stair
complete.
The Elevators OF Divisions aud III must be COM
OF PROPOSAL and The Combined Eley aors and Sta rs
within six months from same data.
The contractors will be required to guarantee
their wOlk for period of two years.
Payments will be made for each Elevator on its
cempletion less ten (lO) cent, which will be
tanned until the Elevators have been satisfactorily
tested Tor the period Of six months.
All bids must be accompanied Oy penal bond in
the cum OF twenty-five THOUSAND dollars, 3 IS 3D.
that the bidder will accept and perform the contract
cerlhed by the United Stltr5 in gs, clerk OF tn .
United States court, the district attorney of the
Clsff1Ct wherein be resides.
The DePartm Mt reserve the right to reject any
or all bids II IL be deemed for the interest of the
Government 70 d. so, TO award each divisi to
made On the printed form to be obtained at this
Cfhce, All does not conform TO the requirements of
this advertisements will not be considered neither
Will any proposal be received from parties who are
not engaged Is The manufacture of Elevators.
PTopo.a ls will be enclosed in a sealed envelope.
TO q. T. HULBURD,
nlatSeCct sUoerl1tendeut.
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DKOPOsALs FOB FUEL.
pEPOI QUARIxRxAsrER's OFFIcE,i

DEPOT QCARTERMASfER'S OFFCE,l
WAsHISGTON, u. u, May /, 1874
eeeled Proposals, In duplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement ched, will received from respou-
sitie parties until IL JUSE I, lS7i TO deliver as
REQUIRED, during the fiscal year c. mmencing JAY
j. l4, az the various Offices and officers quarters
" tins city ard GeOrgetewn, ID. O., and at Fort
WHITE; virginia, about four hundred 4O0l cords
Of Pine Woo, sawed aud split and in the stick four
hunered tA0l cords Of Oak Wood, sawed and split
AID IN the stick; and twenty five hundred (s,5JO)
tons OF Anthracite Coal, white ash, red ash, or
lykens valley, Of size may be called for, free
nom slate, dust or dirt, ana to weigh 224O pounds
70 ;he ton and about THY (F0) tons of situminous
Lump Goal. All the wood and coal TO be Of first
class, merchantable quality. Zach bid must be &C
cC mpanied by written guarantee, signed by the
ilGder or bidders and competent surety, certified
70 be such by some officer other person known to
the Qusrl.rmsstsrs Department TO the effect that
m the event OF the az ptaIce Of such bid at any
time within (lOJ lays after the opening Of the bids
thetnect sssry contract will be entered into, and
that III case said party or parties Offering shall fail
90 enter into Contract esaid, he they guar
AIT. e 10 make good the difference between his or
their offer and the next lowest bid.
The lowest aggregate bid will be entertained.
Propopsls should D- marked Proposals for 1el,'
ard eddrt ssf d 10 the undersigned.
BlddeT7 are ms tied to be present 81 the openiTg.
Office WM MYERS
Depot QusItermas:er, Brevet Brigsdier Genera
Untttc States Army. may-l8 81
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DROPOsALs FOB FORAGE AND STRAW.
DEPOT QUARTERSAsTER' OFFICE,
MASHIN6TON. q. May ]. l674

DEPOT QUARTERSAsTERs OFFICE,l
NAsHISSToS, ID. c., May /, 1874. {
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, with copy Of this
adYtItIsenent attached, are invited from response
bic psIIits, until u JUNE !, l4, for furnishing
sil the Corn, Oats, Hay, and Rye Straw required
TINS de pot during the hscal year commencing J ally
i, lS7i. 10 be delivered in such quantities and II
sue tmts and places as MAJ be directed By the De.
pot QusrieTmsster.
The quantity required each month is estimated at
" TOO pounds OF Oats and 80 pounds of Corn to
weigh q anc 56 pounds II the bushel; 90 0C0 pounds
Of Hay known as prime Timothy ana ~ 800 pounds
u Bye Straw, all to be OF rst-cIa.s mercbantable
quality, het weights. Each bid must be accom-
panied by written guarantee, sigH d by the bid
der or BIDDERS, and competent surety, certified to
be such by some officer or other person known to
the QusTteTmasters Department, 70 the effec that
10 the eve nj OF the acceptance of such bid any
lime within ten Ito days after date Of opening bids
the necessary contract will be entered into, and
that III esse TIE said party parties Offering shall
fail to enter into contract aforesaid he or they
gu6IeHtee 20 make good the difference between his
OF their Ter and the next lowest bid.
Proposals should be marked Proposals for For
sge,' aud addressed to the undersigned. Bidders
are invited 10 be st the opening. Full in-
formation furnished on application 70 this of1ce.
VIM MIERS,
repOt QuarteTmsster, Brevet Brisadier Gensral,
United States Army. mayiS-6t
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COHEE LOAN OFFICE, Corssy az TIA Snss
- sd hss rork AsssSs, entrance On New ~
lork Ayenne: Tue most priyGte Loan Once III
- ne city. Money loaned st the lowest rats9 y
~ iattrest On God and silver Watches, Diamonds
fa.s Lae tlefsd " are, cas. Pistols, Ladies' an
nS,n.leaSsr Cioshios, Osrrsss and Al articles
sAAs' ixnls-ly
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PROPOSALS.


OFFlcA ASSISTANT ogAgrEaMAsTKR,
VSe.l.a fgkT M9NhoR, Va Nay II, 1854.
sesItO r'po-slS, Ia duplicate, vi c. py e yois
saSsr' n+,if at; sehee, viii be reiyd at -h
JUNE r ,he e4erg 81 9p b t 20Ia DAY OF
81 ~, PCT "a ins the 1sc a year comm uc-
title as De required, GurJeoS to he uiuai II.
SIS eeIsf n'erchantsbls W ood ore or lsss, Pine
1916 pounds Corn, more or less
- lss poe IA . Oats, more or less
1857 pOuI.s Hsy, (baiod,l more or less
lG9 o. Pound Straw, baled, ) more or less.
the Fay 10 be pune Timo;hs q a god quaity,
free from weeds, and cut In season. well cured aud
clean, long sud well baied. S1''''
sos sSisS with printed
AND certified to,) will be furnished Oh application
Proposals will be mar.ed, "Proposal. for For
sosels Tor wood as the case may
Oe ana addressed 10 me T PHnsGr'gnf EdKrRsoN
m2t St Captain and A q NJ, BIT. Msi.r, Us. A.
PRqRosALss F9R CAST IRON WoRK FOB
wAR.hs Ss WIZ Ss OF R9x S.M STATE
ING, AT WASHINGTON, d. q.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
w A.HIseT9S, D. 11 g.. Nay u, IL.
SesiId Proposals will be received ct this once
nisbine. delivering, ttue aud putting in place tue
Windox. he smpis WGg 70, the Doors and
Arc a. Navy Departments Building, az Washington,
Copies Of the Drawing, Specifications, and
se.HaIit may De had on application at this Office
a., ~ sSaHohlug required hy the contractors put
Ihe NoIh ln ace will he furnished by The Depsrt-
nj NJ, Tree Il charge, but will be erected by the
IN the Sch due III
The work viii not be subdividsd among different
Dl9S sTs hut ill De considered ia the aggregate
The SEOle OF the work must lie Completed within
posaI. - WV P-o
Payments wi be made monthly, deductfng ton
per cent until the cOmp letion Of the contract
All BIDS must be accompanied by q penal bond OF
Two respOnslOe pers0ns, in the sum of five thousand
dollars, lS5OCO,) that the bidder will accept aud
peiIorm the contract II awarded him the suficeucy
on the security TO be certified by the United States
Iuoge, clerk Of the United States court or the dis.
sides. ~
The Department reserves the right to reject any
OF all d., II It be deemed for tine interest of the
Government TO do so.
Every must be made on the printed form 70 he
ObtaiUed ut this office, and conform in every
respect 70 TIE requirements Of this advertisement
or IL will not BE- considered,
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are net tn mselves engaged in the manufacture of
csst-ircn work, and who not the necessary IA
cilties fer getting out the work.
All bids must be enclosed in sealed envelope, and
endorsed proposals for Cast iron Work. of South
wing New state, War, aud Navy Departmental
Building, sshiBgton, d. c., and addressed to
A. b. MULEETT,
mayIS III Supervising Architect.
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TbNsTEkfS SALE OF yEEY VALUABLE IN
PhONkb BUSINESS Pr PESTY ON 9TE
MARKET.
- Under and BY virtue e de~j Of trust dated
- March II, ISL. ami uuiy recorded In Liber 60,
- folie as, being Gus OF the lsea records for
Warrington county. in rhe District Of C1lambia,
and by the written reaurs. OF the party secured
tn reby, will sell st plblo auction In front Of
premises, on MONDAY, the 3Sth dsy of May, ls7I.
81 O'CLOCK IL, part Of lot numbered nine ~.
IN square numbered three hHndr-d aud etghty two
tSa, having frsnJ of fifteen (lSl feet on street
Vest, being the same which was Conveyed TO John
=. Ward by 9 certain deed recorded in Liber J
No. 81, folio 2SS, &c Of the land records f0-
washington county, ID. O., together with the i'm
Brick House. ''
This Propsrty is one of the most valuable business
stands IN the city.
Terms sale: One fourth. cash. residue in Il, Is
~ and 80 ont hs with int from the day OF sale
81 10 per cent per snnum. All conyeysnctug cost
OF purchaser Three hundred doll AIRS down At time
Of sale If the terms Of sale not Complied vii IA
IN ten days from day of sale the trustee reserves tue
risht 70 resell the property az the risk ard
the defaulting purchaser, after giving five days
potice in some newspaper published in the city Of
Washington.
sAM'L CROSS, Surviving Trustee.
may l4-dSds LA1IMEhN CLEARl, Aucts.
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L0fkv GOD, 8UFTY L TAILOR


HAVE
EAECY HOSE FANCY HOSE
Ladies. c,t for
rown Cotton Hose Brown co,to, uo..
Ladies. c,i i2r
fer h' Liset1 IRE Hose
eusHo.
children.
Gauye ner,no ys.,. 10, c,u,,.n
eau,s nsr,po Vest. ,o,I.d,..
aides and Cbndre, I,,,.. for v,,
'nu r0uI t"r LisIe gloves
arris Seamless, in One, Two, and Three Buttons.
T. Seamless, in cne, Two. and Three Bat:
For the Neck,
10 i"f ~ saies'
'n n' Sno OOf' . LOT Ladies'
10 Hud NJ LINUS iof LAoies.
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